Do we have many long term punters/traders here?

Flash Harry Wrote:

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> i dont take long term bets i may no be able to
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Australian open onto the six nations

But didn't come to plan

I have backed Uruguay at 50/1 about 6 months ago

1. atc...the following to win there leagues
ajax x munich x chelsea x juventus x psg x barcelona

2. atletico madrid to make the champions league final and also to win it

3. super rugby and world cup
crusaders x brazil

Flash Harry Wrote:

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> i dont take long term bets i may no be able to
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I can tell you now that Columbia won't make the last 8. Agree Rob Sourh American teams will be hard to beat. Brazil should be too strong. Outsiders from down south for me will be Mexico.

Richie,normally I would have made Argentina and Mexico next best;just put off that both battled in play-offs?

Rob i think Richie has put columbia to bed plus Falcao's recovery from surgery is key to there chances !

Suarez being the prolific striker that he is adds many positives to uruguay however the rest of the team may be a little suspect with there key playmaker Forlan going over the hill .However do not forget Cavani he is top class which adds another positve to the team .

I think that, yes, wait for it Nigeria is one of the most improved national squads in the world . There coach is so passionate and father figure like , which creates unity and a will and heart to perform . They have improved all the time . There performance in the confed cup was nothing short of eye catching(bearing in mind they where not a full strength team missing many of their key players) . I think the conditions in Brazil will be right up their alley .

For me a real outsider with a more than desent chance .

In Dec took 4/1 on Jackson to win the Met - that price price is currently looking expensive

Also in Dec backed Arsenal to win the EPL - that price has become expensive

Backed Forest to lift the FA cup at 100/1 - they must get past the replay and hopefully face the Blades who are almost at the bottom of League One - the 100/1 is very interesting

Yes.
In 1967 I 'purchased' a tip for one pound.
The horse was called Lexicon and it was the 11/8 favourite in a small field...Lester Piggot fell off at the start.
For over 45 years been making my own assessment...ups and downs sure, yet doing okay.

If we had an exchange to lay back I would take long term bets
As Rob once said to me on a forum nice to see all green come the final round