http://beta.betfair....?id=1.103211258

 

we are 1.4 to be relegated.

 

back us to go down and you'll be only fan with a be cheesy grin on the final whistle (what ever the result)

 

is that wrong?

Edited May 8, 201214 yr by HomerJay

Slightly different but why would you back Stoke to win at 2.85 when QPR are 3.45 to stay up?

http://beta.betfair.com/football/market?id=1.105650529

 

you could also lay bolton win for basically 1.5

then have a cheeky quid on qpr to beat city at 18, just incase we do beat stoke and still get fucked.

we have a squad full of players who get paid to see us stay up

maybe they all have money on qpr staying up?

Or use my logic and stick the ?100 on the night out I will have if we stay up on a Bolton, Man City double.

 

We stay up, I've got another ?200 quid on top of my celebration fund.

 

We go down, just accept that I would have been royally f*cked off anyway, be twice as royal f*cked off at being relegated and losing a hundred quid, go home and be miserable for about 3 months.

Or get Traf to come along to explain a way to bet on several outcomes across several bookies without losing a penny then get half the board going "I cant be arsed with all that for the sake of ?20".

Or get Traf to come along to explain a way to bet on several outcomes across several bookies without losing a penny then get half the board going "I cant be arsed with all that for the sake of ?20".

 

 

Very good.

How much is Shake Man Souris paying that lot down the road, not to fuck up on the last day?

?250,000 a man, if The Daily Mail is to be believed...

 

http://www.dailymail...ague-title.html

 

Time to speculate, or is it rewarding failure in a roundabout way? (if we were to follow the City example - on a smaller scale).

Edited May 8, 201214 yr by Youri McAnespie

Some things are far more important than money and gaining from us getting relegated would be not just dirty, it would be filthy money. Im guilty in the past of a in-play bet and the feeling isn't pleasant.