Same As wrote: » Jennings Selections 21/11/2020 & 22/11/2020:21/11/2020:Meath +10 (Dublin vs Meath)3pts 11-10 Boylesports -3Meath over 13.5 points (Dublin vs Meath)3pts 8-11 Boylesports -3Both teams to score a goal (Dublin vs Meath):2pts 21-20 Boylesports -2Boylan Hurling Selections 21/11/2020:Galway +1 (Galway vs Tipperary)2pts 4-5 Paddy Power +1.60A draw or either team to win by less than four points (Galway vs Tipperary)3pts 4-6 Ladbrokes +2Over 51.5 points (Galway vs Tipperary)2pts 5-6 Paddy Power +1.67Conor Whelan to score a goal (Galway vs Tipperary)1pt 7-4 Boylesports -1Brian Concannon to score a goal (Galway vs Tipperary)1pt 15-8 Paddy Power +1.88Clare +3 (Clare vs Waterford)2pts 10-11 Paddy Power -2Clare half-time, Waterford full-time (Clare vs Waterford)1pt 9-2 Boylesports -1Tony Kelly to be awarded Hurler of the Year (All Ireland Hurling Championship 2020) 1pt 6-1 Paddy Power -1
Scoundrel wrote: » I will I've it backed already they were only warming up vs Westmeath beat Laois by 20 last weekend
Capt. Autumn wrote: » Munster SFC final Cork 0-7 Tipperary 0-11, Pairc Ui Chaoimh, 1.30pm HT What an upset this could be. I'm taking Tipp +1 point (which covers a Tipp win or a draw) at 8/11 on Boyle. It seems the men of 1921 are inspiring The Premier County
maximo31 wrote: » Anyone have the double?!
dobman88 wrote: » Yeah I had 100 quid on it :rolleyes:
Same As wrote: » Jennings Selections 22/11/2020:Tipperary under 15.5 points (Cork vs Tipperary)3pts 4-6 Paddy Power -3Under 36.5 points (Cavan vs Donegal)3pts 10-11 Boylesports +2.73Donegal under 22.5 points (Cavan vs Donegal)3pts 4-5 Boylesports +2.40
Capt. Autumn wrote: I'm not listening to the bookies seldom get it wrong again. They do in gaelic football, too often swayed by a team's past reputation.
Capt. Autumn wrote: In future I'm going after the odds. Feck the formbook.
dobman88 wrote: » What's the line going to be for Dublin v Cavan? I'd have it at -16 and expect it to come in.
redarmy wrote: » 14 at moment
passremarkable wrote: » Tipp to beat cork in football is 9/2. Feel like I’m missing something Seems a really generous price
Sultan of Bling wrote: » So how much are you putting on Cavan beating Dublin in the semi final?
Capt. Autumn wrote: » I won't know until I see the half-time handicap odds.
dobman88 wrote: » Not a bad guess. I'd happily punt on -14 then
passremarkable wrote: » Glad I backed it. Mad pricing I thought. Tipp had the forwards.
Gaaking2020 wrote: » Thomas galligan nap for all star
Sultan of Bling wrote: » Dublin now 1/125 to beat Cavan with bet 365. Never seen any team as short in a semi final of any sport.
dobman88 wrote: » Handicap has dropped to -13 after being -14 after the Ulster final. I've had my first decent cut off it at 10/11 and I'd expect it to be closer to -15 or -16 as we get closer to the game. This is no disrespect to Cavan for any of their fans reading this thread. This is purely what I think will happen in reality. I'd be as happy as the next man to see Cavan win after the year they've had so far, even if it cost me a few bob.
Did you smash it wrote: » Do Cavan have any heavy scoring forwards?
dobman88 wrote: » I'm not too sure tbh. Going just on this season, they've had a decent spread. Gearoid McKiernan, I think that's his name, first name could be wrong, has popped up with a handful of points in every game but I think hes on frees too. They scored 2-15 against Monaghan in a game that went to extra time and Monaghan had one of the worst halfs of football you'll ever see. They were down by 8 or 9 at half time to Down before a late resurgence saw them over the line. I just dont think they will have anything to trouble Dublin. This Dublin team is the finished article and are so good at what they do, they're going to smash all kinds of records.
Did you smash it wrote: » If cavan have no players to get them purchase up the field near the Dublin goal then it will be a damage limitation exercise with Cavan scoring 10 or 11 points. I’d see it that way anyway.
