Saturday's International Friendlies - Page 3 - The Punters Lounge

19-05-2002, 03:11

1 - 0 to Nigeria

19-05-2002, 03:17

man that was not good for my nerves...
took forever for the final whistle to blow

19-05-2002, 03:31

Huh......

((

AJ · 19-05-2002, 03:34

Know exactly what you mean guys, must have been at least 6 minutes of injury time, was crapping myself.

I broke 2 of my rules with this match, never bet on friendly matches, and never bet when drunk. slapped a £100 on this last night, which is a fairly big bet for me.

On reflection, not worth the fear I've just went through.

19-05-2002, 04:15

With you on this one foolsgold.

Slapped £100 on aswell. The riskd were greater than the rewards, and the emotions I went through during that game toaught me two things:

1) Best to avoid friendly matches
2) Dont bet massive for little reward, however "likely" the outcome may seem.

19-05-2002, 04:34

Thats the footsie and the cricket out then

See previous threads.

19-05-2002, 07:03

Seems as though a lot of the outsiders in these friendlies are winning!

Nigeria @ Ireland, Paraguay @ Sweden, Belgium @ France, Czech Rep v Italy, Ukraine v Yugoslavia....

As for the USA it does seem they have played one friendly too many is it really necessary to play this many games prior to a World Cup??

It seems the sides playing too many friendlies are the ones with all the injury problems. Poland are suffering too and Belgium if their not careful...

20-05-2002, 03:14

What a great second goal for Belgium, and a good motivation for the world cup.
It seams that France has got some problems

19-05-2002, 03:11	#41 (permalink)
andy7777 Guest Posts: n/a	full time 1 - 0 to Nigeria

19-05-2002, 03:17	#42 (permalink)
coil777 Guest Posts: n/a	Re: full time man that was not good for my nerves... took forever for the final whistle to blow

19-05-2002, 03:31	#43 (permalink)
milmark Guest Posts: n/a	Re: full time Huh...... ((

19-05-2002, 03:34	#44 (permalink)
AJ Punter Punter Join Date: 06 Jan 2002 Location: Auckland Age: 37 Posts: 10,507 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 2	thank god Know exactly what you mean guys, must have been at least 6 minutes of injury time, was crapping myself. I broke 2 of my rules with this match, never bet on friendly matches, and never bet when drunk. slapped a £100 on this last night, which is a fairly big bet for me. On reflection, not worth the fear I've just went through.

19-05-2002, 04:15	#45 (permalink)
Yorkshire Gambler Guest Posts: n/a	Re: thank god With you on this one foolsgold. Slapped £100 on aswell. The riskd were greater than the rewards, and the emotions I went through during that game toaught me two things: 1) Best to avoid friendly matches 2) Dont bet massive for little reward, however "likely" the outcome may seem.

19-05-2002, 04:34	#46 (permalink)
nickwilmore Guest Posts: n/a	Re: thank god Thats the footsie and the cricket out then See previous threads.

19-05-2002, 07:03	#47 (permalink)
Taco Guest Posts: n/a	The beast of friendlies.... Seems as though a lot of the outsiders in these friendlies are winning! Nigeria @ Ireland, Paraguay @ Sweden, Belgium @ France, Czech Rep v Italy, Ukraine v Yugoslavia.... As for the USA it does seem they have played one friendly too many is it really necessary to play this many games prior to a World Cup?? It seems the sides playing too many friendlies are the ones with all the injury problems. Poland are suffering too and Belgium if their not careful...

20-05-2002, 03:14	#48 (permalink)
milmark Guest Posts: n/a	Re: The beast of friendlies.... What a great second goal for Belgium, and a good motivation for the world cup. It seams that France has got some problems

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