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Sportingbet has us at $3.50 to take the Wooden spoon.

Unfortunately I think this might be the surest MFC based punting option for the year.

Get on now before the odds shorten post round 1

Sportingbet

Posted

Sportingbet has us at $3.50 to take the Wooden spoon.

Unfortunately I think this might be the surest MFC based punting option for the year.

Get on now before the odds shorten post round 1

Sportingbet

An even better bet is Melbourne is at $4.80 to beat Hawthorn Round !. I'll have a bit of that.

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An even better bet is Melbourne is at $4.80 to beat Hawthorn Round !. I'll have a bit of that.

The $28 I got on Barry Hall for the coleman weeks ago on betfair is the bet of the year. :)

Posted

The $28 I got on Barry Hall for the coleman weeks ago on betfair is the bet of the year. :)

he certainly packs a punch. that said, I'm not sure it is the bet of the year.

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It's no $7.50 for Jurrah to wear a short sleeve jumper in his debut.


Posted

Best bets:

Brendon Goddard $34.00 for Brownlow

and to try and keep a Melbourne theme

Jack Trengove $6.50 for Rising star looks good too.

And remember: Gamble responsibly :)

Posted

Firstly, I don't know why you'd bet on Melbourne beating Hawthorn/any other quite decent team - it's probable we'll lose and thus you'll get nothing, regardless of how 'good' the odds are. However, this comment probably betrays the fact that I'm not a gambling man :P

$4.80 does seems enticing, but I still think we're likely to lose.

It sure did.

Weird.

Posted

Adam Cooney also at $34 without another teammate higher than Boyd at $51 is better odds than Goddard. Sure like Goddard though.

Posted

Best bets:

Brendon Goddard $34.00 for Brownlow

and to try and keep a Melbourne theme

Jack Trengove $6.50 for Rising star looks good too.

And remember: Gamble responsibly :)

Not as good as at Centrebet where they are shopping him at $8 :)

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I'd say we're a pretty good chance to finish last again.

Don't think so. What are the odds for Richmond to win the spoon? Because it looks like the betting agencies think Melbourne will win the spoon three years running, but we have a better team, so that ain't gonna happen :D

And $28 for Bazza is a great bet. He'll definitely finish Top 5.

Posted

It's no $7.50 for Jurrah to wear a short sleeve jumper in his debut.

Didn't they get (moderately) smashed on a late plunge?

Posted

It's no $7.50 for Jurrah to wear a short sleeve jumper in his debut.

Did he actually wear short sleeve? It was long-sleeve if I remember correctly, same as Fletcher punching 2 of his would-be goals right on the line...

Posted

They pulled the market hours after they put it up and I'm pretty sure they got smashed the whole time.

It was definitely short sleeves and whilst Fletcher did stop a couple of his goals, he still nabbed one to pull in the $2+ it offered


Posted

i put $100 on that jurrah bet at $7 but the bet opened at $11 from memory only lasted a few hours before being pulled as they found out that melbourne didnt even have long sleeve tops lol they would have taken a big bath on that 1

Posted

Yeah, brilliant odds for us, I reckon we'll knock them off

Unfortunately I think anything less than a 5 goal loss will be our best day

Posted

We're bad, but we're not Richmond bad.

Best bet of the 2010 season is Carlton to miss the 8 @ $2.05

I'm watching Richmond Carlton now... and I'm feeling pretty good about an investment in MFC to push the Toiges out of bottom spot....I reckon we are Richmond bad and I'm waiting for Saturday with trepidation

Posted

??

Did this market actually exist?

Only for a short period of time --- Sportingbet lost $5k in the end.

By 4pm on Friday afternoon word spread that the alternate jumper we were using that evening was produced in short sleeves only. The BigFooty punting board caught wind and once Sportingbet noticed an abnormally large number of bets on the rank outsider in a two-horse race they quickly shut up shop.

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I'm watching Richmond Carlton now... and I'm feeling pretty good about an investment in MFC to push the Toiges out of bottom spot....I reckon we are Richmond bad and I'm waiting for Saturday with trepidation

And the thing about the Tigers is at least they can score some goals. We'd probably lose just because we can't score as much as they can.

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