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US Racing - Live on ATR
To Home It May Concern
When David Strickland, Colorado, returned home to find someone else's car in his garage, he figured it must belong to a potential buyer viewing his house. Inside he noticed several things out of place and started to get really suspicious, so he called out. When Timothy Gonzalez appeared at the top of his stairs, wearing nothing but a pair of David's boxers and insisting that it was his house, things got a little weird. "I was near where I keep my firearms. I prepared to have to defend myself," admitted David but unfortunately for the gun-totting yank, despite continuing to insist it was his house, Tim didn't put up a fight and the police were quickly on the scene to cart him away. He was allowed to keep the boxers. Will you occupy the winners circle with tonight's US Racing live on ATR?
Preston v Newcastle Betting
He Can Be Mar-vellous
Making us think that Chris Hughton hasn't been following Marlon Harewood's career in the greatest detail, the Newcastle manager reckons he can be a success at the Highest Bidder Gets To Call It Whatever They Want @ St. James' Park Stadium. The striker is on loan with the Magpies and Hughton has been impressed with his performances if not the return of one goal from eight appearances. "Marlon got a good reception when he came off against Peterborough and that was a result of his hard work," the manager explained, before summing up Harewood's career in a single sentence by adding "if he can start adding a few goals to those sort of performances, then Marlon will be a hit here." At 13/2 for Marlon to score first, will he have a good Hare' day against Preston? Mon. 7.45pm SS1
NFL Betting
Growing Old Disgracefully
If we were to tell you that Bud Adams, owner of the Tennessee Titans, was slapped with a quarter of a million dollar fine for making a 'gesture' towards Buffalo Bills fans after a recent game, you'd probably guess that the gesture wasn't a friendly wave. No, Adams is $250,000 worse off because his gesture was of the obscene variety and featured one finger on each hand rather prominently. Oh yeah, he's also 87 years of age and he did it twice for good measure - once in his corporate box and once when down on the pitch. "I do realize that those types of things shouldn't happen," said Adams rather than "I'm old. I can do what I want." The Titans have kick-started their season with three wins in a row, but it'll be little more than a gesture if they don't beat the Texans. Tue. 1.35am?
Arsenal v Standard Liege Odds
Van The Mane Man!
No amount of horse placenta would have had Robin Van Persie ready to face Sunderland at the weekend and he was badly missed. According to manager Arsene Wenger, the Dutchman's absence was, in part, the reason for their shock defeat. "Going forward we lacked sharpness, we lacked the desire to go behind defenders," the Frenchman said, before branding his team a bunch of Jean Van de Veldes, "If you want to score goals you have to go behind the defenders. We choked a little bit and chose the easy part of the game." Qualification to the latter stages of the Champions League will be secure if Arsenal avoid a defeat against Standard Liege. Will they be above Standard at the Emirates? Tues 7.45pm SSXtra/Set Irl.
Champions League Betting
Eat Your Art Out
Even as Barcelona prepare for the crucial game which could effectively bring a swift end to their defence of the Champions League, the furore surrounding Thierry Henry continues. Gary Neville and Zinedine Zidane both blindly ignored the evidence at er ... hand to declare that the Barca striker isn't a cheat, whilst Patrice Evra went further and said his international captain should be immortalised with a statue. Evra is also annoyed that the French have the cheek to want World Cup qualification in an honourable manner. "For the world's press to destroy him, no problem. But for we, in France, to join in, it's not on. It has to stop," he said revealing some questionable ethics. Will Los Cules be able to handle an in-from Inter Milan? Tue. 7.45pm SSi/Set. Irl – Champions League Betting
ATP World Tour Finals
A Close Shave
Eager to protect his lucrative sponsorship with Gillette good friend Thierry Henry, Roger Federer joined in the debate that has been sweeping the world. "I just think it is the systems and the referee who are at fault," he offered unconvincingly but he does support the introduction of technology to football. "You can't stop play and analyse everything but you can do a few things so things like this don't happen and then Thierry Henry would not be in the position he is in." Not handling the ball would have been another option. Federer didn't show similarly razor sharp reactions in his win over Verdasco and was far from the best this man can get, eh, to as he struggled to a three set victory. Andy Murray is a cut above the Spaniard, will Federer improve his foam against the Scot? Wed 8.45pm
Football Betting
Going, Going, Les Gones!
Liverpool fans are hoping Lyon will do them a favour against Fiorentina to keep their Champions League dream alive. However, if the French side's last game is anything to go by, we'd recommend they don't hold their breath. Les Gones could only manage a draw against 10 man Grenoble at the weekend and were far from impressive. Playmaker Miralem Pjanic is confident though they can help out Rafa Benitez and guarantee free beer next time he visits Aldo's Place. "We were strong and focused right to the end against a great team [Liverpool]. This is how we want to be against Fiorentina," the Bosnian said admirably. Qualification is already secured, but can the Reds Re-Lyon them to beat the Italians? Tue 7.45pm SSXtra
WGC World Cup
Mission Statement
Unlike, say, baseball's World Series, this week's WGC World Cup tournament at Mission Hills in China is actually open to every golf playing nation in the world. It's just that very few top players are bothered playing in it, so much like their steroid filled, cork-filled bat wielding fellow sportsmen, the claim that the winners of this event are legitimate world champions, has all the credibility of Ian Poulter's stylist. However, most countries have at least tried to assemble a respectable pairing, and, though Padraig Harrington is absent, Ireland's McIlroy and McDowell are strongly fancied to lift the title. England, without Europe's number 1, are top of the list but unfortunately victory in this World Cup won't bring an end to 43 years of hurt....and bloody moaning about it.
Still Twinners!!
Replay. We want a replay. Irish twins Jedward were finally booted out of the X Factor and, while the national outcry is expected to be more deafening than after Thierry's handball, we're making their unfair exit easier for their supporters to swallow. We've refunded all stakes on Jedward to win X Factor.
It'd Be Sacrilegious If We Didn't!
On you marks, get set, veer left and throw your jockey off. Good boy Sacrilege, here's a carrot. Supporters of Sacrilege in the 1.40 Ludlow may have been disappointed to see Steven Gagan being thrown to the ground as the tapes were raised, but they'll be happy to know we're doing the decent thing by refunding all losing single stakes on the horse. Did your bookie do the same for you?
