????

...darn

700

If you wait until the end of March Arsenal really should have picked up 9/9 points, Man U have Liverpool and Chelsea have an easier set but have Fulham. Either that or put ?1700 in.

As it's being going on 30+ years, I suspect not

Do you mean 7/1 or 7 decimal? You can't guarantee a decent or indeed any profit (I think)...you've got ?350 to cover Arsenal have some easy games approaching...maybe leave it and then lay them if they get expected results. You could also bet Man U on individual games as they're your biggest problem...but you're going to be down if Chelsea win too! I'd just stay with what you've got to be honest.

Do Nothing - The Specials

...expect more of this...

*licks lips*

thebestnameshavegone Wrote: ------------------------------------------------------- > ???? Wrote: > -------------------------------------------------- > ----- > > I wouldn't bother you're talking to a bloke who > > thinks the family parking spaces at Sainsbury's > > are a breach of his civil rights *Waves at Honk* > > > You have a family, you're not disabled. Christ.

You'll probably have to get that priced up Well you can get 30 for any other government/leader

However, I'm slightly tempted to have a piece on Brown majority partly 'cos that looks an ok price and partly to Hedge my disappointment if it happens ;-)

Did you know that Betfair predicted the UK and US elections more accurately than the polls? - 'wisdom of crowds' innit

All those pensioners living in Spain on their UK pensions should be hedging by betting against the ? - say on IG Index - rather than having to sell up if the pound falls further. That'd be sensible risk management.

Betfair is your friend Mr Ben England are 1.43 so you could have laid them for ?300 for the same risk ( ?120) and picked up ?300 for draw Or win.

I'm just sticking up for West Ham....sorry a bit grumpy this morning

The Yuan please Steve

Sean what part of Rhinestones [quote name=We think GBP is toast and going to 1.4000 by June but thats just our opinion] doesn't just say that? If you do any significant buying or selling in international markets especially with longer term plans or lead times (in say manufacturing) then hedging is an absolutely vital instrument that actually reduces risks. That speculatirs use it for making or losing huge sums is a bi-product and not the whole kaboodle...we know you don't like bankers (a bit ironic) but hedging is a vital instrument for taking risk out of internatinal trade not all just Mayfair spivs shorting Greece.....

I wouldn't bother you're talking to a bloke who thinks the family parking spaces at Sainsbury's are a breach of his civil rights

,,,oh, and originality

I really like moos' manifesto idea. How about it admin?..... but 500 words please :))

I'm thinking of renaming her Lady Filth *runs away*

I've been in the wrong section on a fair few occasions but that was a long time ago and not as a 'christmas tree' ;-) *throws BR Football Special bog roll on pitch*

I've insulted Singapore to Hugenot so many times that'll refrain this time ;-)

List of potential defaulters goes something like Greece, Spain, Portugal, Italy...er...UK. We are in the speculators sites again. Short term (ie this week) sterling is falling becuase of election etc long term there's already been a significant devalustion since 2006/7 and the state of our finances and unclear committments to how we deal with our debt makes this unlikely ti improve. If the Euro itself wasn't in a bit of a turmoil Sterling would have fallen even further.

I have seen Arsenal, Man U and *sobs* Liverpool all lift the FA Cup live but never the Hammers, So I guess I've got to put that in the Bucket