Thanks 2u petrie > danniher @ 1.6Centrebet.
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Thanks 2u petrie > danniher @ 1.6Centrebet.
When 90% of the bets you see on a match are punters backing their own team to win you know its probably a no-bet game.
1U on Watson>Goddard DT @ 1.75
.5U on North Melbourne SU @1.50
1U - North Melbourne & Over 197.5 @ 2.60 (Centrebet)
1U - Petrie vs Daniher @ 1.60 (Centrebet)
1U - Watson Over 28.5 possessions @ 1.90 (Centrebet)
EDIT: Adding 1U - Brent Stanton Over 103.5 DT @ 1.87 (Luxbet)
lol
Actually it means you hammer the otherside.
Back the umps.???
How is there another side if both sides are doing it.
I bypassed the draw joke because I thought it a bit too passé.Actually expected back the draw.
Lift mate.
Main bet - Taking $2.95 on the dons.
We look too strong on the inside, forward line is obviously the weak point but I think we can get it in there enough and the mids will contribute enough goals to get us over the line. North's defence drops off pretty quickly after Scott Thompson and Nathan Grima.
Couple of small bets for the night - Benny Howlett first sausage
- Jake Carlisle most goals
- Stants most possies
Anyone else think Melbourne are good things tomorrow night? (yes, that was strange to type!)
I just don't see how St Kilda can overcome being without Hayes, Montagna and Steven in the midfield - and obviously, Dal Santo is no longer there either.
I know that Melbourne have their issues up forward, but I figure that their obvious superiority in midfield should mean that they generate enough attacking opportunities to kick a winning score. The Saints are also without their best defender in Sam Fisher.
In Riewoldt, St Kilda clearly has the best forward on the ground, but there surely have to be questions as to whether the Saints can get the ball down there enough.
The other potential factor in Melbourne's favour is Paul Roos - it is his first game in charge of his new team, but he has plenty of experience and is coaching against a bloke who will be coaching his first game at AFL level.
I know that Melbourne haven't won at Etihad Stadium in years, but will they ever face a weaker side at the venue?
I just reckon Melbourne would have to REALLY stuff this up to lose this game. It's difficult to have complete faith in a team that has won so rarely over recent years but this really is a game they should be winning.
Thoughts?
When 90% of the bets you see on a match are punters backing their own team to win you know its probably a no-bet game.
You could always analyse the game yourself and then make a decision if you want to bet or not.