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…Ladbrooks have Brendan Rodgers favourite for the Liverpool job even though he has apparently turned down the opportunity to speak to them. :woohoo:
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/liverpool-specials/next-permanent-manager
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!
Bob is still favourite but drifting you numpy :huh:
Bob is still favourite but drifting you numpy :huh:Did you mean you numpty you fekin numpty? :P
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!
Is’nt numpty the guy who fell off the wall ?…
Is’nt numpty the guy who fell off the wall ?…No it was the person who thought 4/5 was a shorter price than 4/6 on Ladbrokes. B)
Fitzsimons said Bob is still favourite but drifting you numpy :huh:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!
Maths is not yer strong point is it fatman?
Maths is not yer strong point is it fatman?Lets put this to bed epelepticfitz. At the time I initially posted, Bobby was 4/5 and Rodgers was 4/6 with Ladbrooks. That means AT THAT TIME Rodgers was favourite.
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!
Maths is not yer strong point is it fatman?
Lets put this to bed epelepticfitz. At the time I initially posted, Bobby was 4/5 and Rodgers was 4/6 with Ladbrooks. That means AT THAT TIME Rodgers was favourite. :whistle:[/quote]
I think somday else called you that JR maybe a wum ?
Oh i give up!
4/5 is shorter odds than 4/6 , ie bobby was,and is, favourite u plonker.
And yes i meant numpty,not numpy goodpostOh i give up!
4/5 is shorter odds than 4/6 , ie bobby was,and is, favourite u plonker.
And yes i meant numpty,not numpy goodpostWill someone with half a brain explain how these odds things work to this thick wazzuck, he thinks 4/5 is shorter odds than 4/6? :blink:
From Matlock to ManU
What a journey!Oh i give up!
4/5 is shorter odds than 4/6 , ie bobby was,and is, favourite u plonker.
And yes i meant numpty,not numpy goodpostEr, sorry fella but 4/5 is NOT shorter odds than 4/6.
A tenner at 4/5 returns £8.
A tenner at 4/6 returns £6.67Simply multiply your stake by the first number (4) then divide the answer by the second number (5 or 6).
Oh i give up!
4/5 is shorter odds than 4/6 , ie bobby was,and is, favourite u plonker.
And yes i meant numpty,not numpy goodpostThere really is nothing better than someone making a fool of themselves in public and in writing. ;)
Fair play though, for persistence. You had me questioning my own sanity for a while there until Northern and JR restored it!
Well you live and learn,good job im not a gambler then!
I apologise profusely and youre not a plonker !
:oops:Well you live and learn,good job im not a gambler then!
I apologise profusely and youre not a plonker !
:oops:I must give credit Mr Sharples at Cardinal Newman school for the maths ‘o’ level (ask someone over 40 kids) that enabled me to not make a twat of myself with that post ;)
You’ve no idea just how many times I checked, double checked and triple checked my sums before submitting!
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