Football Tipster

So Ashley Cole is in todays issue of The Sun for supposedly having a “wild” sex romp with a ‘pretty’ blonde.

I’m posting this because the whole thing just makes me laugh, some extracts from the article….

“It was a big mistake, I feel so sorry for Cheryl.”
REALLY? Is that why you’ve rushed to The Sun to make her feel better?

“He just kept saying to me, ‘Please don’t tell anyone, I’ll get in so much trouble’.”
So, again, you went straight to The Sun?

“He slapped my backside so hard his wedding ring left an imprint. He tried to hold my hand but I could feel the ring and felt so bad I pushed it away.”

Cole then joined Aimee in the back seat of her pal’s Vauxhall Astra while his friend CJ sat in the passenger seat. Two of Cole’s other friends got a separate cab back to the flat.

Aimee — who has a 19-month-old son — said: “During the ride he was slurring his words and was a right mess. Then he just threw up everywhere.
Bet she was thinking can’t wait to shag him

Once at the flat, Cole’s pals Johnny, CJ and a third man continued drinking downstairs, waiting for the early morning Hatton fight — while the England star led Aimee to a bedroom.

She said: “When you walk into the flat there’s a staircase straight ahead of you and a toilet on the right.

“Ashley said he needed a drink and we went to the toilet to get some tissue to wipe sick off his arm.”
Obviously she was finding this a right turn on

“I was a bit drunk and knew he was married and felt bad because I knew what was going to happen.
obviously felt REALLY bad at this point

“He asked me to lie down next to him and before long his hands were all over me.

“We started having sex but it wasn’t long before he said he felt sick again.

“Then he just rolled over and vomited on the floor, all over the cream carpet. It was disgusting.”
She was thinking she wanted him even more now

But Cole was not going to let that stop him scoring. Aimee said: “He had some mouthwash, then jumped back into bed.

“We started having sex again but his mates piled into the room.

“After they left we finally managed to get going again and tried several positions.

“Eventually he finished and collapsed on to my chest. He was panting and clearly had a good time.”

What a Classy girl she is

….sort of, I haven’t updated the blog for a week, I didn’t really fancy any bets on the international games due to alot of teams not needing to win, I did opt for overs in the end of week Conference and League 2 games but wont be including them here as it could just be seen as aftertiming ;o)

I went to the Merseyside Derby yesterday so didn’t blog any bets as I didn’t get time.

I’m also taking part in a Betfair Challenge with a friend to see who can reach £5,000 first with a starting bank of £500, it’s being logged here

Leeds beat Darlington 1-0 to ensure the draw lay bet came in, I deliberately put less on the overs bet so that they didn’t cancel each other out if overs didn’t come in.

It now puts the profit at £503 over 5 days and 11 winning bets out of 16 with a strike rate of 68.75%, which I wish was higher but it’s the profit figure that really counts!!

There isn’t any games that interest me today, Tenerife v Malaga is the only game in-play tonight on Betfair and being Spanish Cup I wont be risking anything!

Well thank god for that, everything came off tonight, a profit today of £156.

A few bets including laying the draw in Histon v Oxford, Artmedia v Panathinaikos, Brann v Brugge, Larissa v Blackburn.

Other bets included Over 3.5 goals in Tottenham v Anorthosis and laying unquoted in the correct score markets of B Munich v Belenenses and Everton v Metallist K.

So now there’s a profit overall of £53.67, lets hope it stays in the black now!

A little bit of betting had to be had on the U19 Champions Youth Cup, it was in-play so thought why not, Bayern Munich beat PSV 1-0

PSV U19 v B Munich U19 draw lay odds of 3.2 for £20
laying B Munich odds 1.03 for a profit of £17.61

also had a covering bet on 0-0 at odds of 7.80 for £3.00 – loss of £3.00

next up Malaysia U19 v Chelsea U19, not really sure on this one so I think i’ll leave it alone!

I have added a running total into the right hand menu now, this is so it’s easier to keep account of what i’m making (or losing), the figure is taken from my betfair account which I will post screenshots of now and again. The figure starts from August 7th.

I placed a few overs bets whilst in Rotterdam but they didn’t come in, anyway now the Scottish season has kicked off and the English domestic season is starting this weekend the £200 bank has gone in!

With the announcement of Liverpool’s new stadium, to be ready for 2010, why not take a tour round Anfield before it gets bulldozed!

There’s a range of different tours you can take but right at the top of the scale is this:

” Enjoy behind the scenes access and an exclusive training session with a Liverpool legend.

This is a once in a lifetime opportunity to live a day in the life of a former Liverpool Legend. The Legends welcome all customers as the day kicks off with a footballer’s breakfast. The package involves taking a nostalgic tour around Anfield with entrance to the museum – taking in the history of the club. The main feature involves a unique training session with the Legends & qualified coaches from LFC at The Academy. The day finishes off with lunch in the Trophy Room & an exclusive gift to take away.”

So why not take a tour of Anfield before it closes, I know I will be ANFIELD TOUR

THIS is the £300m football stadium Liverpool Football Club expect to playing in from August 2010.

The football club has submitted new plans for a stadium they hope to build on Stanley Park over the next three years.

Made largely of glass and steel, it will be able to seat 76,000 – 18,000 of who will be in an 18,000-seater Kop – if planning councillors approve

The new single-tier Anfield Kop, complete with specially designed roof, will be steeply raked and its seats tightly packed, retaining the world famous Anfield atmosphere.

To Liverpool will dig an eight metre hollow into the park near Arkles Lane and Priory Road, so the height of the stadium does not cause controversy or breach current planning laws.

That means the pitch and many of the seats on its front rows will be below ground level.

There will also be a car park and below the stadium there will be house presidential style secure bunker suites among a range of top-class corporate facilities, with glass fronts to meeting rooms and suites which will look out over Stanley Park.

Liverpool chief executive Rick Parry said: “It was always the aim of the club, with the backing of Tom Hicks and George Gillett, to be world class on and off the pitch.

“When they took over, the first thing they wanted to do was review the stadium in terms of design and capacity.

“This is the immensely impressive result of their deliberations.”

The revised plan has been produced by leading world architects Dallas-based HKS, following the American takeover by Tom Hicks and George Gillett.

The club also intends establishing a joint venture company with Liverpool council to manage Stanley Park, improving its historic facilities, including a major restoration of Gladstone Pavilion.

Liverpool will create an Anfield Plaza on the site of the current ground, and will soon consider what to do with artefacts including the Hillsborough Memorial, the Bill Shankly Statue and the Shankly and Paisley Gates.

It is also expected that Liverpool will look into re-opening the Bootle branch line to provide rail access to the stadium, a fact revealed by the Daily Post last week.

Parry said: “We make no secret of the fact that we want a greater capacity and will consider putting in a second planning application when appropriate.

“However, we fully recognise for this to happen that all the associated transport requirements need to be in place.

“To increase the capacity above 60,000 we need a further step change in our approach which is why we, together with Liverpool city council and Merseytravel, are investigating the possibility of reopening the Bootle branch railway line for passenger use.

“That would be a fantastic solution, not just for the club, but for all the people of north Liverpool.”

The Reds’ new ground will also incorporate dedicated facilities for the Anfield Sport and Community Centre and Liverpool Hope University, and external facilities will include tennis courts and new multi-use games area.

The stadium will have a stone- work base on the north, west and east sides with mainly glass facades above. The south side will be clad in metal and overlook the Plaza.

One striking feature will see the south east and south west corners of the stadium visually open, providing views from the park deep into its heart.

taken from www.liverpooldailypost.co.uk