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Just backed NZ at 2.4

Only concern is that NZ dont need to win just keep the score down whereas GB are desperate however with Stacey Johns in their side id have made it even the two.

also backed Argentina in Scotland match odds and handicap in the Union (on sky 960)

Oops

Scotland just gone under the posts

money starting to come for nz

Just turned my position round onto Scotland and got back some of my losses

GB have scored early

gb looking to short at 1.3 now moved out to 1.4

GB scored again 12-0

how wrong can you be good bet at 1.4 lol

Steve,

Sorry I didn't realise you may have taken the dog out this am so went to bed - knackered. Been out since this morning and just got in.

Bak,

Thanks for the thingymajig. I'll try it out.

Wot no comment on the England victory? That was one hell of a match, the most competitive friendly I think I have ever seen. Really enjoyed that.

If the defence can be firmed up a bit the rest of the field looks ok. Gerrard in the centre with Beckham firing in crosses as well looks awsome. I think Crouchie isn't a great player but could be really useful for causing problems.

Scrip, as part Scot, I declined to comment!

You around Steve??

Hi John

Yes just back at the screen - been hanging pictures and mirrors etc.

Off to bed soon, alarm set for 4am for the cricket and golf

Gonna try Bak's tip on 75 mins in the France/Germay game if they are still 0-0. Know what I mean?

Thanks to you and Bak for another smashing night, by the way.

John

have turned betfair off - my head is shot to pieces - had a fair afternoon on the rugby union but took a hit on the league. Been looking at the golf stats for tonight and cant work out whether there is any value in Woods so have given up!!!

Have checked the diary and am ok for the 9th December so have pencilled it in

Good. Look forward to it.

Still 1.32 to lay with 3 mins to go

Nice one John

well done mate

If you were still planning on coming over one day next week, any of tuesday, wednesday or thursday are fine by me

Tomorrow should be a good day for trading the horses - a good card at Cheltenham and also some good Irish racing at Navan including Moscow Flyers seasonal return - should be plenty of volume about.


Edward (compoundup) - with regard to Trabolgan, it appears he is not going to run in the betfair chase next week due to the ground being too soft and is going to be aimed straight at the Hennesy (where he should have a cracking chance)

"Adding that Fulke Walwyn Kim Muir Chase winner Juveigneur would not go to Newbury, Henderson - who hopes stable jockey Mick Fitzgerald will be fit to take the mount - said: "Trabolgan will go to Newbury.

We couldn't get Juveigneur ready to run in the Hennessy first time, but Trabolgan will get himself ready and will be ready. The ground at Haydock could be soft or heavy, which wouldn't suit him, and the Hennessy looks like his one opportunity of running in a handicap, although of course if he gets beat he might only have 10st 7lb somewhere next time!"