LOLLL. just take milos and mayer to win in tennis and win it all back
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11-01-11 11:58 PM #36
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11-02-11 06:58 AM #37
Am I being sucked out by the bookies taking CSKA +0/+0.5 @1.80/-125???
it seems so good....
what am I missing here?
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11-02-11 07:08 AM #38
[Champions League] Lyon-Real Madrid Props
1. Draw HT/Real Madrid FT [+358]
2. Real Madrid HT/Real Madrid FT [+157]
Playing both for a unit. One hits and you profit. Very aware of the history of this series with Real not winning @ Lyon, but key injuries for Lyon and blistering form for Real with the chance to remain at 100% ... I think they get it done.
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11-02-11 02:12 PM #39
[Champions League] Ajax-Dinamo Zagreb Under 3 [-148]
A little juiced on the price, but this looks solid. Dinamo have yet to score in three group stage matches and generally look to be lacking enough quality finishing to make a dent here. Ajax was stymied for most of the 1st meeting between these two on the road before coming through in the 2nd half with an early goal and then a second near the very finish. Dinamo has played pretty solid defense and conceded two goals or less in all three group stage matches. They nearly held Real Madrid scoreless if not for a deflected goal.
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11-02-11 02:27 PM #40
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11-02-11 04:36 PM #41
You can't make that shit up. 90th minute goal to screw it. That's how I roll right now, shit style. At least I did right on the Madrid props and split. Swear the futbol Gods do not appreciate me.
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11-02-11 08:50 PM #42
[MLS] Seattle-Real Salt Lake Over 2.5 [-108]
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11-02-11 08:55 PM #43
Leaning over for seattle/rsl to good luck
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11-02-11 09:57 PM #44
Mush Mush Mush. Winning two out of every ten soccer bets is fun.
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11-02-11 10:34 PM #45
Time for a j-league ninja savior?
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11-02-11 11:03 PM #46
Nope. Time to go to sleep on another two goal match that teases, but does not please.
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11-03-11 05:54 AM #47
[Europa League]
Tottenham +0.5 [-109]
Even with a rotated side, Spurs have enough quality to snatch a point here with a draw and I think that likely is their aim. Leading this group, a draw would keep them in prime position to advance to the knockout stages. A win would guarantee them a spot. Tottenham heads to Kazan with their skipper, but perhaps Redknapp's absence due to health issues could even spur them on to look for the win? In any case, Spurs have been a quality road side in all competitions with just one match out of seven where they have dropped points. Defoe and Pavlyuchenko are set to feature up front.
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11-03-11 07:23 AM #48
[Europa League]
Vaslui +0.5 [-110]
The home standing Romanian side host Sporting CP, the runaway leaders of this group who are already through to the KO stages. Sporting is talking the good talk about not being complacent on their trip to Romania, but this match is much important to Vaslui. The first meeting went 2-0 to Sporting in Portugal, but Vaslui's best scoring option, Wesley, was sent off in the 1st half. Both of Sporting's goals came after his departure. Vaslui have proven a tough nut to crack at home in European competition and with a three way tie behind Sporting for the 2nd qualifying spot, they desperately will be looking for at least a point today.
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11-03-11 12:15 PM #49
Vaslui serms like a good bet, will definitely follow.
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11-03-11 02:03 PM #50
Maybe at least 1-1 with those two picks if Vaslui can hold up. Had half a mind to go with the Rubin-Tottenham under, but it is what it is.
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11-03-11 02:19 PM #51
[Europa League] Metalist Kharkov-Malmo Over 2.5/3 [-105]
Metalist is looking to clinch qualification to the KO stages today as they sit atop Group G with seven points, two more than AZ and four more than Austria Wien. They face a Malmo side that has allowed ten goals in three group stage matches. Metalist have seven goals to their credit in the group stages, conceding in each of three matches. Metalist should be confident of scoring as much as they want here as they beat this side 4-1 on the road, scoring three goals AFTER having a man sent off.
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11-03-11 02:52 PM #52
EP what do you think of the AEK/loco over? i can see 3 goals easily?
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11-03-11 03:41 PM #53
No opinion on that one, but it along with the Metalist match - one of only three scoreless matches right now.
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11-03-11 03:45 PM #54
un ******* real. we some how predicted the two matches out of the 13 without a goal. feel like fkin hitting myself
Originally Posted by EaglesPhan36
No opinion on that one, but it along with the Metalist match - one of only three scoreless matches right now.
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11-03-11 03:51 PM #55
Yeah goals everywhere else. Hardly any shots either. FML.
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11-03-11 03:51 PM #56
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11-03-11 03:58 PM #57
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11-03-11 04:03 PM #58
We need 3 goals in a half. Not likely.
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11-03-11 04:03 PM #59
wide open game and somehow no goals. ref letting them play, tons of fouls and only one yellow card
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11-03-11 04:08 PM #60
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11-03-11 04:17 PM #61
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11-03-11 04:19 PM #62
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11-03-11 04:25 PM #63
malmo still playing defense like stupid fuks. gotta play offense now bitches, your donw 0-2
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11-03-11 04:27 PM #64
2-1 my bet is a push, you guys win!!!!!!
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11-03-11 04:27 PM #65
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11-03-11 04:28 PM #66
Good job...malmo went to 2-1
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11-03-11 04:29 PM #67
He'll yeah. 3 goals in 20 minutes. This never happens for me.
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11-03-11 04:37 PM #68
How about the turnaround! Good night afterall!
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11-03-11 04:37 PM #69
That's right. That is Ninja magic. Let's get that 4th now to prove the magic has returned for a day. Blades out!
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11-03-11 04:44 PM #70
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