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July

Posted in  Daily Bulletin   on  July 1, 2019 by  Clive Keeling ,  0 comments

Wimbledon begins today. I will try and follow on DRT Facebook today. I tend to focus on early rounds in Grand Slams and on Seeded v Unseeded players’ matches. AFRICAN NATIONS CUP Be wary of team changes. Nigeria yesterday was a prime example of a much changed side losing its fluidity, albeit Madagascar had Lady

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June

Posted in  Daily Bulletin   on  June 30, 2019 by  Clive Keeling ,  0 comments

A look at some of the matches yesterday. And if you want to practice your trading, retrospectively looking at matches and goal progressions can help hone your decision making and ability to spot entry points. 0-0 at halftime between defensive Italy Women and Attack-minded Holland Women. Did you think about taking this 0-0 on 2nd

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June

Posted in  Daily Bulletin   on  June 28, 2019 by  Clive Keeling ,  0 comments

The return of league football today and some readable matches in Ireland. UCD gettable? 9 consecutive defeats. Dundalk to continue their solid season against a solid enough Shamrock? Galway to continue their winning form v the bottom 2? WOMEN’S WORLD CUP 20:00 – France (W) v USA (W) – 2.25 USA Quarter Final time. 4th

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June

Posted in  Daily Bulletin   on  June 27, 2019 by  Clive Keeling ,  0 comments

It is a tough coupon today full of not immediately readable matches. I’ll do some tennis research today. Good to practice. I have selected some matches which catch the eye. League Football is returning this weekend. Our Irish friends are back and Norway and Swedish leagues are in full force. AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS 15:30

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June

Posted in  Daily Bulletin   on  June 26, 2019 by  Clive Keeling ,  0 comments

Quiet football today. I have researched some tennis matches today. I hope you find them useful. There are some tough-to-call matches though. AFRICAN CUP OF NATIONS (ACN) It’s a small sample of matches so far but the market has been a reliable guide, as have the FIFA Rankings. Can we continue to rely upon these

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