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As always scooting around and deflecting. Gaslighting troll ?
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im still waiting for you to tell me why the greatest 800 m runner of all time (according to the wife) didn't get invited to the palace, but Emma the cyclist did ?
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i mean the answer is easy, she was to busy trying another skirt on and posting it on insta
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Gaslighting
 Have you read your posts. That is funny. 7/1 shot that should be 1/100 on your reasoning. |
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Very happy with my bets and don’t need to try to manipulate markets as common sense will prevail
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paper bets don't count
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bore by name bore by posts
the whole forum can see you just repeat yourself over and over, same old argument, same old posts typical TROLL behaviour |
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I mean its pretty obvious by how many people respond to you, i'm the only idiot that can be bothered
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The real sad fact is, you'd rather come on here and talk to me than talk to you're wife
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your*
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Speak tomorrow after you've done as your told
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If the world was fair after the amount of effort you put in “gaslighting” Littler you should be a rich man. However, you have got this so wrong and likely to lose a substantial amount of money. I have no issue with you……your just the nutty one in every bookies.
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im really gonna miss putting that guy in his place for the rest of today
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The difference between me and you is, i gamble for a living and win far more than i lose. So no need to worry about me ole chap.
bets like this come around once in a lifetime and if i found bets like this every year..i'd be a very, very, very rich man. you should worry about yourself and not strangers on a public forum btw |
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Your a professional gambler
Now that is the funniest thing you’re posted. |
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yeah yeah whatever, couldn't give a sh1t what you think..you're just a weirdo
I don't know a single person who thinks Keely is value, you've only asked ya Mrs and fell for it |
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Cav makes bbc sports bulletin.
Cav backer works at bbc, perhaps. |
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As if today hasn't been entertaining enough, here comes Mr Conspiracy
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So here's the latest write for SPOTY
Sports Personality of the Year: Mark Cavendish 12/1 following retirement win We're just a month out from knowing who wins the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award, and while Keely Hodgkinson remains a deserving favourite, Mark Cavendish's retirement and final race win could prove pivotal... Cavendish 12/1 to win SPotY after announcing retirement Keely Hodgkinson remains long odds-on at 1/6 Luke Littler second favourite and could win Grand Slam of Darts Cav wins final race of his career Sir Mark Cavendish is 12/1 to win next month's BBC Sports Personality of the Year award following the announcement of his retirement, 24 hours before he bowed out in style by winning his final ever race. The 39-year-old Manx announced on Saturday that he would retire after Sunday's Tour de France Criterium in Singapore, a race he would go on to win. Nicknamed the Manx Missile, Cavendish is the most successful sprinter in cycling history and earlier this year broke the record for number of stage wins at the Tour de France when he won his 35th race to move him one ahead of previous record holder Eddy Merckx. In total Cavendish won 165 races in his career including the road world title in 2011. As well as his 35 Tour de France stage wins he also won 17 stages in the Giro d'Italia and was a three-time madison world champion. Just last month he was awarded a knighthood. Following Sunday's race win Cavendish said, "I'm quite emotional. I realised in the last five laps it was the last 15km of my career. "I was nervous about crashing or something if I fight [for the lead]. I really wanted that so bad. I've always loved this sport." Close to tears, Cavendish added, "I'm looking forward to what the rest of my career holds. I couldn't have wished for a better send-off. I'm so grateful. I hope everyone enjoyed that." In 2009 footballer Ryan Giggs was awarded the BBC SPotY award, largely due to what many presumed was his last season in football before retirement. However, on the day he was given the award it was announced that he would sign a one-year contract extension. Hodgkinson still the red hot favourite Womens Olympic 800m champion Keely Hodgkinson remains the long odds-on favourite at 1/6 to win the BBC awad next month, with 17-year-old darts phenomenon Luke Littler second favourite at 6/1. Hodgkinson has enjoyed a stunning 2024. The 22-year-old won gold at the European Athletics Championship, set a new British 800m record at a Diamond League meeting in London, and capped her glorious year with victory at the Paris Olympics. Littler, who burst on to the scene by reaching the final of the 2024 World Darts Championship, has won nine individual titles this year, has thrown four 9-dart finishes and recorded some of the highest match averages in the history of the game. He's currently playing in the Grand Slam of Darts where victory could mean his odds shorten for next month's SPotY award. . https://betting.betfair.com/other-sports/spoty/sports-personality-of-the-year-betting-odds-mark-cavendish-12-1-following-retirement-win-101124-200.html |
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That continues the trend of EVERY write up this year that has Littler as a leading contender
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No uproar if he's not listed though stu
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Here's another from 365, last month when a few were still in it
BBC Sports Personality of the Year Odds James Wilson Published: 17 Oct 24 09:16 We take a look at the latest odds to win the BBC Sports Personality of the Year award in 2024. BBC Sports Personality of the Year Odds To Win Outright Keely Hodgkinson Middle-distance runner Keely Hodgkinson was one of Great Britain's stars of the Summer Olympics in Paris, claiming gold in style in the 800m. Hodgkinson also retained her European title in Rome in June and set a new British record time for the 800m in a Diamond League meeting in London a month later in a year to remember for the 22-year-old. Lando Norris In a breakout year in F1 for the 24-year-old, Lando Norris has put himself in contention to sensationally challenge Max Verstappen for the world championship. Norris continues to improve behind the wheel for McLaren, with the Briton recording regular podium finishes to put himself hot on the heels of dominant champion Verstappen in the Driver Standings. Luke Littler Luke Littler has enjoyed a remarkable breakthrough in the world of darts in 2024, starting with a sensational run to the World Darts Championship final in January before losing to Luke Humphries. 'The Nuke' has gone from strength to strength since his remarkable run at the worlds, winning the Premier League Darts and World Series of Darts titles. Ben Ainslie Four-time Olympic gold medallist Ben Ainslie is striving for Great Britain's first ever America's Cup victory as captain of INEOS Britannia. British sailing icon Ainslie has been nominated for BBC Sports Personality of the Year on two previous occasions in 2008 and 2012. Mark Cavendish 2024 saw British cycling legend Mark Cavendish clinch a record 35th stage win at the Tour de France. The 39-year-old 'Manx Missile' won stage five of the Tour at Saint-Vulbas to surpass Belgian Eddy Mercx as the greatest sprint cyclist in the history of the famous competition. |
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Funny i Keep reading these stu and it does not mention anything about Littler getting the Young SPOTY award
 Care to enlighten us all why you the average joe thinks he will get it, when experienced sports/betting writers have never mentioned it ever ? |
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Hey hibore + stu ya man humpy is out
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I'm not even sure they are real humphries fans :)
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Though tbf I'm not even sure I'm a real lukey fan :)
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That hibore in the words of Hot Fuzz is not even from around here, he's travelled over from the horse forum ffs...contaminating us with his bullsh1t
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Backs nothing but 3 legged pit pony's by all accounts, does his utter balls on the gee gee's
no wonder the clown knows f all about specials betting.Do they vote for young spoty on the night |
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Why do they keep saying Littler not played well in Majors if he won 2 of them. Even Littler said yesterday not played well in them ?
Apparently World Championships, Matchplay, Grand Prix and Grand Slam are the majors rather than “major competitions”. Is Army right or is Luke Littler right ? Interesting |
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Stick to horses ffs, you have no idea about darts specials or anything else
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You probably won't get an answer from anyone, coz no one likes you. maybe stu
i told you to play nicely, and you just retort to b1tchy snidey comments, the same ones you've posted over and over again |
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The tv just answered your question
it flashed up 'youngest ever major winner' |
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2022 M Smith 1st Jan - 31st Dec 180's hit 714
2024 L Littler 1st Jan - 11 Nov 180's hit 713 Two more for yet another record at 17 years old in his debut year  |
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Which RED is gonna be the 1st to crack, then the sheep will follow..........don't wait too long
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----you-have-to-laugh---
As you like the old conspiracy me old pal, are you not wondering why Skybet have been 3/1 for ages ? They know whats in the upcoming documentary |
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22:43 The Nuke effect Sky Sports' Megan Wellens in Wolverhampton... "The love for Luke Littler at every venue is truly something else. "They crowd just go up 10 notches when he is playing. "Impact." Is that the SPOTY criteria i see ! |
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Can i have some 8+ on Littler please
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No uproar if he's not listed though stu
Not when he's given a lovely award, to soften the world wide blow of a darts player not being listed. Who exactly will be in uproar - it's hardly world peace, just a stupid award. |
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*darts player who's not even the world champ...
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Not to worry stu, won't be posting much on here anymore ive found another place to chat with like minded people. We like to think as a group.
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