p#42 ..... BANK THIS ONE TO the MEX

[MilfDriller]

up in a second

[MilfDriller]

why the **** doesn't pinnacle have a line for the 2half oft he ****ing buffalo game?

wtf?

[MilfDriller]

okay ... here it is......

TOWNSvWILLL COROCCDILES +5.0 > SOUTH DRAGONS


and i would've gone UNDER 74.0 for the 2half of the Buffalo game... but it wasn't availble

[MilfDriller]

second half under is a winner..... and I couldn't bet it bc pinny couldn't post a line.... **** them....

when i have a fouckign winner, i get ****ed. jesus christ

+5.0 crocs

[keitht]

what you know about that game overseas

[MilfDriller]

Corey Williams and Nathan Herbert

Townsville Crocodiles vs South Dragons
Where and When: Wednesday 31 December, Townsville Entertainment & Convention Convention Centre, 7.30pm (AEST)
Past Three Head-to-Head
South Dragons 88-84 Townsville Crocodiles, Round 14 2008.
South Dragons 89-91 Townsville Crocodiles, Round 2 2008.
Townsville Crocodiles 123-88 South Dragons, Round 16 2008.
Season Series
Series tied 1-1
Current Standings
Crocs (10-11) sixth, Dragons (17-4) first
The Dragons are currently on a five-match winning streak and sitting pretty on top of the NBL ladder, but the Crocs are sure to give them a good run for their money.
In two previous encounters already this season we have seen two tight encounters between these two teams (series currently tied 1-1) and another similar scoreline should be expected here.
While the Crocs may have lost three on the trot, they really need a win here to maintain their spot inside the top six and are sure to lift for the clash.
Star import Corey Williams and sharp shooting guard Brad Williamson have been the two Crocs players that have hurt the Dragons in their previous matches and the duo will once again be important.
Williams will be matched up against the underrated Adam Gibson, while Williamson is sure to have Joe Ingles and Rhys Carter hounding him throughout.
The Crocs three-point shooting statistics haven't been good in the past month, but we do know that they have the firepower to shoot the lights out on any given occasion.
Along with Williamson, Michael Cedar, John Rillie and Kelvin Robertson are all capable of hitting from beyond the arc and the Dragons will need to ensure their perimeter defence is solid.
At the offensive end, the Dragons will attempt to post-up skipper Mark Worthington and import Tremmell Darden, who hurt the Crocs last time out.
Because of the Crocs lack of height, the Dragons looked to Darden last time these two teams met and the American used his athleticism to score at will.
The Dragons are a well drilled team and have many scoring options, but the Crocs might just be ready to surprise in this clash and can cause an upset.
Tip: Crocs by four

[MilfDriller]

in Australia they don't have dogs.. they have kangaroos

this is a home Kangaroo play

[Gundog]

Good to see you did not Blow your Brains out of your Peanut Skull Milf.
Now you are wagering on Foreign Teams?

[MilfDriller]

blow yourself gundog