This weekend Bournemouth were 47:1 which was the longest I'd seen in a long time

Yeah there have been a number of newly promoted teams @city between ~36-42 of late, didn't see this one get that high. I *think* Huddersfield@City is the worst, but can't remember the number.

That can't be a UK bookie, surely?
I thought we'd never see silly odds again after Leicester won the league

I had City as a banker at 1/18 so there was no way that Bournemouth were that long. I think the longest was a bad Blackburn team being 33/1 at Old Trafford back in the day

In terms of the hypothetical, I would guess that Swindon away to current City would be at least 100/1

No way, they were +4700? I refuse to believe that until I see it lol

Yeah they were 40/1 with most bookmakers here in the UK

Looks like sixfour you could have locked up millions in arbitrage then.

City vs Norwich in 2020
65.00 on betfair exchange

https://www.oddsportal.com/soccer/en...wich-MNpGcMVm/

If only it was a two way market

I'm quite confident Huddersfield were longer.

Anyone know the longest odds victory.

Rarely have I felt as stupid as rn

https://youtu.be/FjAv9Fwq-Q4

This betting podcast read off 46.0 which is 45:1 so I was off by a couple of odds points (at minute 8:20)

Talking of odds what do you think I could get on a double of both United and Giggs to go down.

LOL.

as far as two horse races go, japan beating south africa in the handball was a fun time to be had by all at 80/1

What were the epl longest odds that came in.

welcome to the tblitw darwin. hahah he actually tried to punch andersen earlier but missed
https://streamable.com/lk63yc

As far as I can remember, this

Saw him described as a part time Cobra Kai actor last night, which amused me.

I watched five games over the weekend.
I found it interesting only two teams had original, creative and different corner routines for every set piece. It was us and Brentford. Both teams scored off a corner and you could tell they worked on it on the training ground. Chelsea and Spurs scored on corners, but Chelsea just did the same thing and tried to hit Koulibaly.


For us and Brentford players start and end up in different positions. Good variation between near post, far post, flicks and more intricate stuff. I find it very intriguing how Brentford always stack all their players together before their movement as well.

Arsenal have 15 goals off corners since the start of last season, most in the PL.

Wow. Anderson totally schooled him.

Anderson is obviously a right bastard but got the desired result. Nunez is going to need to get used to that as I'm sure everyone is going to watch that clip and be working very hard on winding him up.

romero vs nunez is gonna be fun