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Welcome to the party John

hope u greened up john

I'm ashamed to admit..........................................

i told u - its going to a breaker lol

I hope you took the 1.2 to green John

I did Steve. Green now but looking for other opportunities. Fantastic match to trade.

Real gutsy win from Roddick though Ferrer had every chance to win it

I didn't have a live feed or TV. Was just trading what I saw with the odds.

Suprisingly good result from it too.

Anything else to trade this evening b4 my daughter kicks me off?

John

probably better for the ticker - it was hard work watching that at times lol

Gaudio vs Berdych has just started

impressive first service game from berdych

ditto gaudio

Get a laptop and wireless ASDL router Harlosh .... me and daughter both happy now.

Thanks Dil. That's what I have in mind.

Any Rugby Union fans care to comment on the France v Australia match tonight?

Australia currently 2.9 away to France at 1.57. Seems mighty high odds for the Aussies.

Surely worth atleast a lay on the French?

Hi John

havent looked at this game as yet (made good money on the handicaps in the wales v nz game) and currently watching the gb v aus rugby league.

Would expect France to be favs on recent form at home though would always be wary of backing them heavily. Will have a look in abit and let you know my thoughts - one concern i have with the aussies is they may be a bit rusty as i dont think theyve played much rugby recently but will check

Grateful Steve.

France: Julien Laharrague; Aurelien Rougerie, Florian Fritz, Yannick Jauzion, Cedric Heymans; Frederic Michalak, Jean-Baptiste Elissalde; Remy Martin, Thomas Lievremont, Yannick Nyanga; Jerome Thion, Fabien Pelous (cap); Pieter De Villiers, Dimitri Szarzewski, Olivier Milloud
Replacements: Sebastien Bruno, Sylvain Marconnet, Lionel Nallet, Gregory Lamboley, Sebastien Chabal, Yann Delaigue, Thomas Castaignede

Australia: Chris Latham, Wendell Sailor, Lote Tuqiri, Morgan Turinui, Mat Rogers, Matt Giteau, George Gregan (cap), Phil Waugh, George Smith, Rocky Elsom, Nathan Sharpe, Mark Chisholm, Al Baxter, Brendan Cannon, Matt Dunning
Replacements: Stephen Moore, Greg Holmes, Hugh McMeniman, John Roe, Chris Whitaker, Lloyd Johansson, Drew Mitchell

Aussies are missing first choice fly half Stephen Larkam and his replacement Matt Giteau has just returned from injury and not played any rugby

Aussies have lost their last 5 matches (against New Zealand and South Africa), and finished bottom of the tri-nations

Aussies have won 8 out of last 10 games against France, France having won the last 2 games in France.

If youre gonna lay the french, would be tempted to lay them in +3.5 market where they are still odds on, this puts a close Aussie win on your side.

Personally, cant see the Aussies winning this as the French are comfortably the best side in the Northern Hemisphere whilst the Aussies are the worst in the Southern Hemisphere. My only slight concern would be the weather - bad weather is likely to suit the aussies more and would certainly limit the french expansive back play making a tight low scoring game more likely.