Thursday, May 20, 2004
Punting galore
Now this weekend is offering some amazing odds.
The Raiders are back to full strength (Wiki returning from suspension and Crocker from injury) and paying $2.60 to beat Melbourne $1.45 who are depleted through injuries and Origin duties.
Whats more the Cronulla Sharks are paying $1.95 to beat Manly at $1.80? Huh?
The Bulldogs are paying good money $1.55 to beat the measly Tigers at $2.40. Even the Rabbitohs at $2.35 look ok against the Warriors at $1.55 in what promises to be an even match and with home advantage I think the Rabbitohs could sneak through.
Apparently there's a rugby union match this weekend too where the certain victors the Brumbies are paying $1.50 to beat the Canterbury Crusaders.
I went to New Zealand's rural heartland yesterday and did some vox pops of farmers at a stock sale. One of the questions asked who they would vote for in the next election. Intriguingly there was a wide arrray of hypothetical votes cast.
Of the 14 I surveyed 1 said New Zealand First (its local MP in my area has a billboard which says he's outraged about something or other but then instead of having his picture on it its his charasmatic leader Winston Peters...which I suppose is fair enough seeing its really a one person party).
About 5 said National, 3 Labour, 1 Green Pary - which really surprised me - and several refused to comment. Good to see some political variety in the traditionally conservative rural heartland.
The Raiders are back to full strength (Wiki returning from suspension and Crocker from injury) and paying $2.60 to beat Melbourne $1.45 who are depleted through injuries and Origin duties.
Whats more the Cronulla Sharks are paying $1.95 to beat Manly at $1.80? Huh?
The Bulldogs are paying good money $1.55 to beat the measly Tigers at $2.40. Even the Rabbitohs at $2.35 look ok against the Warriors at $1.55 in what promises to be an even match and with home advantage I think the Rabbitohs could sneak through.
Apparently there's a rugby union match this weekend too where the certain victors the Brumbies are paying $1.50 to beat the Canterbury Crusaders.
I went to New Zealand's rural heartland yesterday and did some vox pops of farmers at a stock sale. One of the questions asked who they would vote for in the next election. Intriguingly there was a wide arrray of hypothetical votes cast.
Of the 14 I surveyed 1 said New Zealand First (its local MP in my area has a billboard which says he's outraged about something or other but then instead of having his picture on it its his charasmatic leader Winston Peters...which I suppose is fair enough seeing its really a one person party).
About 5 said National, 3 Labour, 1 Green Pary - which really surprised me - and several refused to comment. Good to see some political variety in the traditionally conservative rural heartland.
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