JimmyB

It’s mental that Ipswich will likely be 4th before they play again.

My 3 year fix at 1.49% ends in October, 2 year fix on offer is 5.84% which means more than a 50% rise on my monthly payments. I think I’ll opt for a 2 year tracker at Base +0.14%. From what I can tell for me to lose out by doing this the rate would have to rise another 0.75% (or worse) and not come down within 2 years. Tough decision, I could do with knowing exactly what my payments will be but I’m partial to bit of a flutter now and again.

Just spotted a mental stat which may have been mentioned already, apologies if so. Only Arsenal (9) and Manchester City (9) have scored more away goals than Leicester (8) this season. We’ve lost every game. Comical.

Looking for 1 or 2 adult tickets if anyone ends up with spares. Cheers.

Anyone want 2 adult tickets in SK1 for free? You’ll have to collect from Enderby.

I’ve got 2 adult tickets in SK1 going spare for this if anyone wants them for free? Will need to be collected from me in Enderby tonight or tomorrow afternoon.

Spurs created more xG last night than we did in the 9-0 against Southampton. That’s just mental. We really were awful. For 75 minutes they had 9 players who I’d consider defenders or at least defensive minded. They had 5 at the back and their midfield 3 was the equivalent of us fielding Mendy, Ndidi and Choudhury alongside wing backs. Embarassing.

The equaliser definitely shouldn’t have counted, player standing 3 yards offside impedes Castagne and Evans who ends up heading the ball straight into the air. Clearly active in the play.

He played the Post Horn Galop at my wedding a couple of years ago, it was bloody brilliant. I’m told he’s not been at band practice since June but does pick his kid(s) up from school daily. Says to me that either he’s lost his love for music or the club have pulled the plug. Hopefully the latter and the club reinstate him soon.

I’m sure that Youri figure is our portion of his wages when he was here on loan. We were probably paying at most 50% so he’s more than likely on at least twice that.

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For Comparison… Robertson (0) Wijnaldum (0) Salah (1) Firmino (2) TAA (2) Mané (3) Alisson (5) Fabinho (8) 8 players, all in their best 11 I’d say.

According to WhoScored only 5 players didn’t miss at least 10 premier league games for one reason or another.. Schmeichel (0) Tielemans (0) Vardy (4) Maddison (7) Albrighton (7) Vardy and Maddison’s definitely injuries, Albrighton more than likely an unused substitute on 7 occasions. That. Is. Ridiculous.

Very fair question mate. You have to remember that the Index was licensed and regulated by the gambling commission from the get go. Surely at some point their business model must’ve been scrutinised and deemed sustainable? If it was sustainable at the start, it certainly wasn’t once they implemented order books and were unable mint shares as consistently, coupled with promising big improvements like NASDAQ integration and not delivering, it seems we were only heading in one direction. I’m sure any platform of this type would now be under the microscope much more than FI was and rightly so. It really did change the way many people watched football. I reckon I used to bet maybe £20 a week through SkyBet / Betfair but this completely stopped once I signed up to the Index, looks like I’ll be back on the 10-fold accumulators this weekend!

Proper numpty comment. Thousands of football fans have lost millions of pounds between them and you’ve popped in to gloat because you didn’t like the concept 2 and a half years ago. I’ll answer your question anyway, it went horribly for me, as I’ve already mentioned. There is however, loads of people who took profits and changed their lives, house deposits, new cars etc. Fair play to them. If I had any great need for the funds I’d invested then I could’ve taken profits at some point too. Other than the last few months where it’s clearly turned sour, I really enjoyed the Index, clearly so have many others and pretty much all are hoping that it returns in a more sustainable manner.