Joe_Fox Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 Nalis and Scowcroft lead the way with 2 each. Who would have predicted that before the season started? Answer: No-one.
Scow Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 I might have predicted Scowcroft, but not Nalis.
SilverFox Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 I'm still gonna say Connolly...come on son!
Guest Daniel Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 Scowcroft has scored 2 decent goals as has Nalis, i dont give a toss who scores them if there going in, lets hope we contine this on Saturday and maybe Scowy grab another, my had had a £120 bet on last night down the ground. £40 on 1-0 £40 on 2-0 £40 on 2-1 They were all about 7/1 so he would of got £300 if one of them had of pulled off. He was gutted to say the least, he said on Saturday he's going £80 on them 3 scores again so he can get his money back and he will keep doubling ill he wins, he did it last season! ::
Alexikokopops Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 my had had a £120 bet on last night down the ground.19168[/snapback] Is that my dad? I'm guessing it is, I just got really confused reading that quickly, ha.
Ash Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 To be honest i dont think Nalis will score much more ! Maybe he'll end up with 6 or 7 goals this season ...But i hope Williams will score a few soon , Win me my fiver
Cobbo Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 To be honest i dont think Nalis will score much more ! Maybe he'll end up with 6 or 7 goals this season ...But i hope Williams will score a few soon , Win me my fiver 19202[/snapback] No chance The fiver is already mine
SamuearlJackson Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 Scowcroft has scored 2 decent goals as has Nalis, i dont give a toss who scores them if there going in, lets hope we contine this on Saturday and maybe Scowy grab another, my had had a £120 bet on last night down the ground.£40 on 1-0 £40 on 2-0 £40 on 2-1 They were all about 7/1 so he would of got £300 if one of them had of pulled off. He was gutted to say the least, he said on Saturday he's going £80 on them 3 scores again so he can get his money back and he will keep doubling ill he wins, he did it last season! :: 19168[/snapback] your dad/friend will get much better odds going to a betting shop rather than using the one down at the ground. i've seen this betting tactic used before - my pal used to use it on roulette. a bit of bad luck and it becomes very expensive if you start at a high bet. if he only wants his money back then he could bet a much lower amount.... say you want to earn 120 quid + your 3 stakes back on 3 bets of 7/1. how much should you put on each bet? 120 + 3X = 8X (if you win on one of the bets where X is the stake - 8 as 7/1 + you get your stake back for that bet) therefore X = 120/5 = 24 quid if he loses next week the money back will then be 120 + (24x3) + 3X and continue....... if you feel that you want to make 50 quid overall (including the 120 quid loss) then just use 170 instead of 120 in the above formula and get X=170/5=34 quid. normally the odds will be different on the different scorelines but the maths isn't too hard. SamJ
Ash Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 To be honest i dont think Nalis will score much more ! Maybe he'll end up with 6 or 7 goals this season ...But i hope Williams will score a few soon , Win me my fiver 19202[/snapback] No chance The fiver is already mine 19214[/snapback] I bet ya it aint
Hullfox Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 Scowcroft has scored 2 decent goals as has Nalis, i dont give a toss who scores them if there going in, lets hope we contine this on Saturday and maybe Scowy grab another, my had had a £120 bet on last night down the ground.£40 on 1-0 £40 on 2-0 £40 on 2-1 They were all about 7/1 so he would of got £300 if one of them had of pulled off. He was gutted to say the least, he said on Saturday he's going £80 on them 3 scores again so he can get his money back and he will keep doubling ill he wins, he did it last season! :: 19168[/snapback] your dad/friend will get much better odds going to a betting shop rather than using the one down at the ground. i've seen this betting tactic used before - my pal used to use it on roulette. a bit of bad luck and it becomes very expensive if you start at a high bet. if he only wants his money back then he could bet a much lower amount.... say you want to earn 120 quid + your 3 stakes back on 3 bets of 7/1. how much should you put on each bet? 120 + 3X = 8X (if you win on one of the bets where X is the stake - 8 as 7/1 + you get your stake back for that bet) therefore X = 120/5 = 24 quid if he loses next week the money back will then be 120 + (24x3) + 3X and continue....... if you feel that you want to make 50 quid overall (including the 120 quid loss) then just use 170 instead of 120 in the above formula and get X=170/5=34 quid. normally the odds will be different on the different scorelines but the maths isn't too hard. SamJ 19218[/snapback] That's cleared that up then
Buzzell Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 I can see Nalis scoring quite a few this season. I also think our top scorer will be between Scowcroft and Connoly (If he bloody scores!!)
Guest freund Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 I wouldn't be surprised if Nalis and Scowcroft end up top scorers, the way the strikers are playing
Scow Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 I think Williams will score more 19306[/snapback] Dream on. :: I bet he get's 3. :w00t:
Guest Daniel Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 3? Thats being generous. I dont think he'll get that.
Ash Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 He's like Connolly once he scores one , he will be on fire
Guest Daniel Posted 15 September 2004 Posted 15 September 2004 I wouldnt go as far to say 'on fire' but he might score eventually. ::
Joe_Fox Posted 16 September 2004 Author Posted 16 September 2004 I predict Nathan Blake to top our scoring list.
Ric Flair Posted 16 September 2004 Posted 16 September 2004 I predict Nathan Blake to top our scoring list. 19387[/snapback] I'd be happy to see Nathan Blake without a head.
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