When
will the West triumph in September again?
This weekend both beaten All Ireland finalist Galway hurlers and Mayo footballers have straight forward provincial semi final assignments. Neither side should have trouble against Laois nor Roscommon but who would you fancy more to break the hoodoo and win the big one? Galway (9/2) has gone 25 years without Liam taking in 5 final defeats in that time. Mayo (8/1) has 62 years of pain with the added shame of losing their last six consecutive finals. Jinxed or simply not good enough? Not good enough for the most part but that’s changed now. I’ve already gone on record as saying I believe Mayo will go all the way. Do I feel the same for Galway? Vibes are good in the camp and poor league campaign doesn’t tell us much as their form was even worse (relegation playoff) before last year’s epic Leinster final victory and look how close Cunningham’s men got to the big one after that. John Mulholland has framed a market on who will win the title first with Galway at 4/6 and Mayo at 11/10. This bet may take longer to settle than the Ireland’s debt crisis but of the two its Mayo that look closer to reaching the summit in September.
This weekend both beaten All Ireland finalist Galway hurlers and Mayo footballers have straight forward provincial semi final assignments. Neither side should have trouble against Laois nor Roscommon but who would you fancy more to break the hoodoo and win the big one? Galway (9/2) has gone 25 years without Liam taking in 5 final defeats in that time. Mayo (8/1) has 62 years of pain with the added shame of losing their last six consecutive finals. Jinxed or simply not good enough? Not good enough for the most part but that’s changed now. I’ve already gone on record as saying I believe Mayo will go all the way. Do I feel the same for Galway? Vibes are good in the camp and poor league campaign doesn’t tell us much as their form was even worse (relegation playoff) before last year’s epic Leinster final victory and look how close Cunningham’s men got to the big one after that. John Mulholland has framed a market on who will win the title first with Galway at 4/6 and Mayo at 11/10. This bet may take longer to settle than the Ireland’s debt crisis but of the two its Mayo that look closer to reaching the summit in September.
Specials:
Galway to win Liam McCarthy before Mayo lift Sam Maguire: 4/6
Mayo to lift Sam Maguire before Galway lift Liam McCarthy: 11/10
Galway to win Liam McCarthy before Mayo lift Sam Maguire: 4/6
Mayo to lift Sam Maguire before Galway lift Liam McCarthy: 11/10
Both sides to win the All Ireland this year: 50/1
Both side to reach the final: 6/1
Both to be beaten finalists this year: 20/1
Weekend Match odds
Roscommon 6/1
Draw 10/1
H’cap
Mayo (-6) EVS
Roscommon (+6) 10/11
Galway 1/66
Laois 12/1
Draw 25/1
H’cap
Galway (-14) EVS
Laois (+14) 10/11
Us Open Golf Offer
John Mulholland has a fantastic offer for the US Open which starts on Thursday. If your player
finishes second to Tiger Woods, John will pay you out as winner.
So for example if you back Rory McIlroy at 16/1 but finishes second to Tiger
you’ll still get paid. I like Billy Horschel at 90/1. He has the right game for a course that plays short. Watch out for the wind on this course as they have flags on the pin but wicker baskets. Its hard to discount Grame McDowell in these type of conditions nor Phil Mickelson who showed his deft touch is back around the greens as well as his legendary approach game at the Fedex St Jude. Mickelson wants this major more than any other and has looked like winning many times usually with my money riding on it. 2004, 2006 and 2009 its hard to figure out how he actualy lost them. 11/2 Tiger Woods
20/1 Phil Mickelson
20/1 Matt Kuchar
20/1 Adam Scott
22/1 Rory McIlroy
25/1 Graeme Mcdowell
28/1 Justin Rose
30/1 Charl Schwartzel
30/1 Lee Westwood
33/1 Brandt Snedeker
35/1 Luke Donald
35/1 Sergio Garcia
40/1 Jim Furyk
40/1 Steve Stricker
45/1 Jason Day
45/1 Dustin Johnson
50/1 Keegan Bradley
50/1 Webb Simpson
55/1 Louis Oosthuizen
55/1 Jason Dufner
60/1 Matteo Manassero
66/1 Bubba Watson
66/1 Bill Haas
66/1 Hunter Mahan
70/1 Rickie Fowler
70/1 Ernie Els
70/1 Henrik Stenson
80/1 Nick Watney
80/1 Billy Horschel
80/1 Zach Johnson
80/1 Martin Kaymer
80/1 Ian Poulter
80/1 Bo Van Pelt
80/1 Kevin Chappell
90/1 Angel Cabrera
90/1 Peter Hanson
90/1 Tim Clark
90/1 Padraig Harrington
90/1 Francesco Molinari
90/1 Boo Weekley
100/1 K-J Choi
100/1 Freddie Jacobson
100/1 Ryan Moore
100/1 Russell Henley
100/1 Scott Stallings
110/1 Kevin Streelman
110/1 Kyle Stanley
110/1 Thorbjorn Olesen
125/1 John Huh
125/1 Marc Leishman
150/1 Carl Pettersson
150/1 Scott Piercy
150/1 Robert Garrigus
150/1 Charley Hoffman
150/1 Thongchai Jaidee
150/1 Paul Lawrie
150/1 George Coetzee
150/1 Nicolas Colsaerts
150/1 Geoff Ogilvy
150/1 Jordan Spieth
150/1 Michael Thompson
150/1 Robert Karlsson
150/1 Martin Laird
150/1 John Senden
150/1 David Toms
175/1 Stewart Cink
175/1 Marcel Siem
175/1 D A Points
175/1 Paul Casey
200/1 Hideki Matsuyama
200/1 Jamie Donaldson
200/1 Josh Teater
200/1 Gonzalo Fdez-Castano
200/1 Branden Grace
200/1 David Hearn
200/1 Brandt Jobe
200/1 Rory Sabbatini
200/1 Luke Guthrie
200/1 John Peterson
250/1 Justin Hicks
250/1 Jaco Van Zyl
250/1 Sang Moon Bae
250/1 Marcus Fraser
250/1 Lucas Glover
250/1 Jerry Kelly
250/1 Simon Khan
250/1 David Lingmerth
250/1 Ted Potter
250/1 Aaron Baddeley
300/1 David Howell
300/1 Eddie Pepperell
300/1 Brian Stuard
300/1 Casey Wittenberg
300/1 Adam Hadwin
300/1 Morgan Hoffmann
300/1 Shawn Stefani
300/1 Y-E Yang
400/1 Hiroyuki Fujita
400/1 Jung-Gon Hwang
400/1 Russell Knox
400/1 Morten Orum Madsen
400/1 Jay-Don Blake
400/1 Darren Clarke
400/1 Mathew Goggin
400/1 "Edward Loar"
400/1 Brendan Steele
400/1 Nicholas Thompson
500/1 Jose-Maria Olazabal
500/1 Matt Weibring
500/1 Estanislao Goya
500/1 Doug Labelle
500/1 Scott Langley
600/1 Jim Herman
600/1 Cliff Kresge
600/1 Chris Doak
600/1 Bio Kim
600/1 John Parry
750/1 Matt Bettencourt
750/1 Michael Campbell
750/1 Peter Hedblom
750/1 Joe Ogilvie
750/1 Kevin Sutherland
750/1 Andrew Svoboda
750/1 Yoshinobu Tsukada
750/1 Chris Williams
750/1 Yui Ueda
1000/1 Steven Alker
1000/1 Brandon Brown
1000/1 Wil Collins
1000/1 Brandon Crick
1000/1 Zack Fischer
1000/1 Steven Fox
1000/1 Gavin Hall
1000/1 Matt Harmon
1000/1 Max Homa
1000/1 Mackenzie Hughes
1000/1 Randall Hutchison
1000/1 Michael Kim
1000/1 Cory Mcelyea
1000/1 Grayson Murray
1000/1 Ryan Nelson
1000/1 John Nieporte
1000/1 Cheng Tsung Pan
1000/1 Alistair Presnell
1000/1 Kevin Phelan
1000/1 Geoffrey Sisk
1000/1 Jesse Smith
1000/1 Ryan Sullivan
1000/1 Roger Tambellini
1000/1 Michael Weaver
1000/1 John Hahn
1000/1 Ryan Yip
Galway
Football continues
Who would have thought a team like Killererin would be on the brink of exiting the Galway Senior Championship in the middle of June? They face a tricky game against Cortoon Shamrocks. Both sides were atrocious in round one so it’s set up for an intriguing encounter. At 7/4 Cortoon look the value. In the other matches Mountbellew Moylough will have no trouble with Barna at 1/4. St James should bounce back against Caherlistrane at 4/6. I’d leave Salthill alone from a betting angle as who knows where their heads are at after defeat to Carna and Michael Brethnachs will have Fiontan O Curraoin back from injury. I’d have slight preference for Annaghdown over Moycullen with Gareth Bradshaw a major doubt.
Who would have thought a team like Killererin would be on the brink of exiting the Galway Senior Championship in the middle of June? They face a tricky game against Cortoon Shamrocks. Both sides were atrocious in round one so it’s set up for an intriguing encounter. At 7/4 Cortoon look the value. In the other matches Mountbellew Moylough will have no trouble with Barna at 1/4. St James should bounce back against Caherlistrane at 4/6. I’d leave Salthill alone from a betting angle as who knows where their heads are at after defeat to Carna and Michael Brethnachs will have Fiontan O Curraoin back from injury. I’d have slight preference for Annaghdown over Moycullen with Gareth Bradshaw a major doubt.
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Saturday 15th June-Match Betting
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Time
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Price
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Draw
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19:15
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5/2
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MÃcheál Breathnach
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7/1
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Salthill-Knocknacarra
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2/5
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19:30
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11/8
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Caherlistrane
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13/2
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St. James
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2/3
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Sunday16th June-Match Betting
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16:15
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7/2
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Barna
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8/1
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Mountbellew/Moylough
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1/4
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17:30
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8/11
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Annaghdown
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13/2
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Moycullen
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5/4
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18:00
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7/4
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Cortoon Shamrocks
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13/2
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Killererin
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8/15
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Co Galway Intermediate Football
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Saturday 15th June-Match Betting
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Time
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Price
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Draw
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16:00
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2/1
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Oranmore-Maree
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7/1
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Ballinasloe St Grellans
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4/11
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17:30
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1/4
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Claregalway
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7/1
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Corofin B
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3/1
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17:45
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2/7
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Clonbur
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13/2
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Glenamaddy/Glinsk
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11/4
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Sunday16th June-Match Betting
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13:00
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1/5
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Dunmore MacHales
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15/2
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Salthill-Knocknacarra B
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4/1
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14:00
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1/6
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Oughterard
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8/1
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Williamstown
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9/2
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14:30
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9/4
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Athenry
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7/1
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Menlough
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4/11
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14:45
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8/13
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An Spidéal
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7/1
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St Brendan's
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11/8
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15:45
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2/7
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Killanin
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7/1
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Monivea-Abbey
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3/1
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