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Great shout. Still can't get over how poor Kilkenny were.
St. Loman's won by 10pts... so Kilkenny of all teams cost me €50
Results on the hurling lads?
Kilkenny have been poor throughout the league so it wasnt a huge surprise. Although the margin of victory certainly was. KK's indiscipline was a huge shock though.
Dublin serious championship contenders now0 -
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I spotted that Price move alright, you must have gone strong on them
At 1/2 if they go to that I'll still be happy to take them.
The 3 in Ros I intend taking are W.Geals, St.Faith and Elphin
In Meath which I;ve always found hard to get right there's 4 very short but pretty much sure things. We have Navan O Mahoneys at 2/7, Summerhill at 1/4, Skryne at 1/2 and Senchestown at 1/4. Funnily my banker in this group is Skryne and there the bigger of the odds.
In Galway there looks like a hell of a lot of close games, 4 in particular that could go either way. Hence, Im staying clear of them games and going with the certs again. Corofin at 1/6 look sure things but at 1/6, prob not worth it. Mountbellew at 1/2 and Milltown at 2/5 looks good prices while the nap and once again biggest price is Claregalway @ 8/11. I really fancy them to have a good championship.
In Wexford which I dont know much about but was told the St.Annes and Shemalier both at 1/4 will win, so accum prices available there.
Finally, Donegal half time full time against Antrim at 4/9 is hard to pass up..0 -
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I spotted that Price move alright, you must have gone strong on them At 1/2 if they go to that I'll still be happy to take them.
The 3 in Ros I intend taking are W.Geals, St.Faith and Elphin
In Meath which I;ve always found hard to get right there's 4 very short but pretty much sure things. We have Navan O Mahoneys at 2/7, Summerhill at 1/4, Skryne at 1/2 and Senchestown at 1/4. Funnily my banker in this group is Skryne and there the bigger of the odds.
In Galway there looks like a hell of a lot of close games, 4 in particular that could go either way. Hence, Im staying clear of them games and going with the certs again. Corofin at 1/6 look sure things but at 1/6, prob not worth it. Mountbellew at 1/2 and Milltown at 2/5 looks good prices while the nap and once again biggest price is Claregalway @ 8/11. I really fancy them to have a good championship.
In Wexford which I dont know much about but was told the St.Annes and Shemalier both at 1/4 will win, so accum prices available there.
Finally, Donegal half time full time against Antrim at 4/9 is hard to pass up..
hmmm not so sure myself about claregalway... St. James are a good side and are underestimated around the county, I reckon they'll sneak a win in this match. I don't know a lot about Meath gaa so i'll keep my mouth shut there.
I'd advise staying away from Elphin at that price. They'll probably win but 4/11 isn't a true reflection of their chances. I'd say 1/2. St. Croans are a spirited team and Elphin haven't been playing the best football of late, think they might be suffering a bit from second championship season woes after failing to win the final last year.
As for St. Faithleachas v Kilmore, it's a hard one to call as Faithleachas aren't going well in the league but this is more to do with lads away and county lads not playing but @ evens with some bookies Faithleachas are a good value bet. At home they're strong and would expect to win by 2/3 points. I'll prob include them in a small double/treble or something.
Castlerea @8/13 with Boyles is a good price also. They're battle hardened and are a real force at home while clan are short one of their best forwards in Dunning. I wouldn't take anything less than 8/13 though as castlerea are always involved in games which can go either way by 1/2 points regardless of who they play.
In the other games in Roscommon, Brigids will beat Ros gaels but no value whatsoever available, and Strokestown on paper should beat kilbride but they're odds are a little on the slim side.
In Galway there is one game I really like the look of. Mountbellew @1/2 to beat annaghdown. I go to college with a few lads from the surrounding area of mountbellew and they reckon they'll give galway a good go this year. They're a young strong team with county seniors bergin and kenny and 3 county u-21's, two of which have been called into senior panel recently. They're playing Annaghdown who'll never be too far from relegation.0 -
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Things didnt go to plan last week with De La Salle drawing in a surprise result, we'l hope for better luck this weekend! thanks for the other tips lads
1st round of the sfc in waterford this weekend
Gaultier evens vs Ballinameela evens represents good value imo, Gaultier should be around 1/2 in my eyes, Both teams reached the semi finals last year, Ballinameela surprising everyone on what was their first season in the top grade after promotion, but i feel they will fall victim of second season syndrome as they overachieved massively and that is why they are evens for this game.
They will be missing their best player and scoring forward which will be a big blow. Gaultier have a massive pick and have some talented payers in their ranks, and on their day are a good side, if they continue on from the run of form that lead them to the semis last year, i cant see past a Gaultier win. They possess better quality players throughout the field. Im expecting them to get off to a winning start here.
Clashmore 13/8 vs Ardmore 8/13
Clashmore are good value here where i feel they should be slight favourites. Clashmore were relegated 2 years ago which was a big surprise to many as they are a decent side, and bounced straight back up last year to the top grade, Ardmore are a poor ageing side with a small pick and were very poor in last years championship losing nearly all their games if i recall correctly, and I cant see any improvement coming in a hurry this year. I feel Clashmore will get off to a winning start here in what is a very winnable game for them. There is not much to choose between the sides but the value lies with Clashmore and i feel they can scrape a win here.
The Nire 1/6 vs Rathgormack i cannot see past Nire. They are many peoples favourite fo the championship along with current champions Stradbally. The Nire have been paired in the same group as Stradbally so to qualify this is a must win game. Id be amazed if they slipped up.
Stradbally 1/4 vs Kilrossanty, again id be very surprised if county champions Stradbally slipped up here, knowing they have to win to get out of what is a tough group. This is a local derby and Kilrossanty can be dangerous on their day, so it wont be so straightforward for a Stradbally win, but even so, Kilrossanty have tried and failed in the championship trying to beat Stradbally in the last few years and i cant see that changing the weekend.0 -
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like what?
team information maybe? will the pitch suit their style? local derby? etc0 -
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