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Josedinho
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Nothing to worry about. The aim is to peak for the final.
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Been a sweet tourno so far - bookies seem to massively over estimate the difference between the top teams and the "whipping boys". Aussie game was 6th fave in a row to fail to cover the handicap, with Ireland not looking great to cover theirs.
Easy money so far, although SA game looks about right so might swerve that one.
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Nooor over slept and didn't get on SA -31 at 8's. Early try would have been just what I wanted.
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Quote from: Josedinho on September 11, 2011, 09:37:09 AM
Nooor over slept and didn't get on SA -31 at 8's. Early try would have been just what I wanted.
You got lucky oversleeping here, Wales might well win let alone -31, not giving Hook's kick is ridiculous though and wtf were the commentators talking about watching the replay.
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Quote from: kukushkin88 on September 11, 2011, 10:03:30 AM
Quote from: Josedinho on September 11, 2011, 09:37:09 AM
Nooor over slept and didn't get on SA -31 at 8's. Early try would have been just what I wanted.
You got lucky oversleeping here, Wales might well win let alone -31, not giving Hook's kick is ridiculous though and wtf were the commentators talking about watching the replay.
Yeh you're right. Winding up my welsh housemate was the thinking behind it.
At first look the kick looked good. 2nd look it looked good but looked to be going over the post at one point.
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Quote from: Josedinho on September 11, 2011, 09:37:09 AM
over slept and didn't get on SA -31 at 8's.
Nice brag. Welsh well on top at the moment
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Wales look great and for the first time ever phenomenally fit, no slip ups against Fiji/Samoa and we can give Australia plenty to worry about in the quarter finals. Never like to whinge about officials and in general I thought Wayne Barnes was excellent, Hook's penalty in the first half very clearly went through the posts though.
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Quote from: Josedinho on September 11, 2011, 10:36:07 AM
Quote from: kukushkin88 on September 11, 2011, 10:03:30 AM
Quote from: Josedinho on September 11, 2011, 09:37:09 AM
Nooor over slept and didn't get on SA -31 at 8's. Early try would have been just what I wanted.
You got lucky oversleeping here, Wales might well win let alone -31, not giving Hook's kick is ridiculous though and wtf were the commentators talking about watching the replay.
Yeh you're right. Winding up my welsh housemate was the thinking behind it.
At first look the kick looked good. 2nd look it looked good but looked to be going over the post at one point.
Yeah I thought that to but put it down to just having woke up and still drunk, it was pretty much in the Middle of the Posts.
Was the England game not played under the Roof?
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Quote from: kukushkin88 on September 11, 2011, 11:37:20 AM
Wales look great and for the first time ever phenomenally fit, no slip ups against Fiji/Samoa and we can give Australia plenty to worry about in the quarter finals. Never like to whinge about officials and in general I thought Wayne Barnes was excellent, Hook's penalty in the first half very clearly went through the posts though.
I don't think you could really tell at what point it crossed over the post. The ball was just about inside at one point but it may well have already past over the post by then, inconclusive imo.
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Quote from: Woodsey on September 11, 2011, 09:18:11 PM
Quote from: kukushkin88 on September 11, 2011, 11:37:20 AM
Wales look great and for the first time ever phenomenally fit, no slip ups against Fiji/Samoa and we can give Australia plenty to worry about in the quarter finals. Never like to whinge about officials and in general I thought Wayne Barnes was excellent, Hook's penalty in the first half very clearly went through the posts though.
I don't think you could really tell at what point it crossed over the post. The ball was just about inside at one point but it may well have already past over the post by then, inconclusive imo.
I do still think it went through but agree on reflection that it's not totally clear cut. It's the first time in years I've got really really excited by a sporting event, possibly allowed that to affect my judgement. Not really sure why but for some reason that game took me back to being a kid when sport was the most important thing in the world,a golden age before women, money, poker and booze started to get in the way.
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Quote from: kukushkin88 on September 11, 2011, 09:54:20 PM
Quote from: Woodsey on September 11, 2011, 09:18:11 PM
Quote from: kukushkin88 on September 11, 2011, 11:37:20 AM
Wales look great and for the first time ever phenomenally fit, no slip ups against Fiji/Samoa and we can give Australia plenty to worry about in the quarter finals. Never like to whinge about officials and in general I thought Wayne Barnes was excellent, Hook's penalty in the first half very clearly went through the posts though.
I don't think you could really tell at what point it crossed over the post. The ball was just about inside at one point but it may well have already past over the post by then, inconclusive imo.
I do still think it went through but agree on reflection that it's not totally clear cut. It's the first time in years I've got really really excited by a sporting event, possibly allowed that to affect my judgement. Not really sure why but for some reason that game took me back to being a kid when sport was the most important thing in the world,a golden age before women, money, poker and booze started to get in the way.
Yeah even I was rooting for Wales
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Well after an absolute party so far with the under rated "unknown" teams cruising to handicap wins in 10/11 games we have a matchup of two lower ranked teams tomorrow morning.
For me this all points to a USA victory. For a start they have beaten Russia already earlier this year (although only by one score) but more importantly they put in a great performance against Ireland and confidence will be sky high. This is Russia's also first game of the tournament so they won't be as sharp. Obviously there is a bit of added spice for any USA v Russia encounter but I think this one will go to form still.
I'll be backing USA -6pts with Stan James @ 5/6 as it is much better value that the 8-10 supremacy quote offered by Sporting Index.
Ordinarily I'd also fancy the match to be fairly high scoring but it is due to be pissing it down I believe. The 37.5pts line offered by Ladbrokes looks plenty low enough though (5/6 each side) so will probably have a bit of that as well. Most other firms have the line around 40 or higher.
Good luck!
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Quote from: Jamier-Host on September 14, 2011, 09:37:58 PM
Well after an absolute party so far with the under rated "unknown" teams cruising to handicap wins in 10/11 games we have a matchup of two lower ranked teams tomorrow morning.
For me this all points to a USA victory. For a start they have beaten Russia already earlier this year (although only by one score) but more importantly they put in a great performance against Ireland and confidence will be sky high. This is Russia's also first game of the tournament so they won't be as sharp. Obviously there is a bit of added spice for any USA v Russia encounter but I think this one will go to form still.
I'll be backing USA -6pts with Stan James @ 5/6 as it is much better value that the 8-10 supremacy quote offered by Sporting Index.
Ordinarily I'd also fancy the match to be fairly high scoring but it is due to be pissing it down I believe. The 37.5pts line offered by Ladbrokes looks plenty low enough though (5/6 each side) so will probably have a bit of that as well. Most other firms have the line around 40 or higher.
Good luck!
What was the 1/11 that was over the Handicap?
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Samoa against Namibia
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WTF at Andy Robinson and some of the Scotland players saying they thought they played well v Georgia. They actually seem pleased with that scoreline/performance.
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