Buy OVER for all games.
So far so good returns only lost one game (Mexico vs Cameroon).
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World Cup 2014 Thread...
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Buy OVER for all games.
So far so good returns only lost one game (Mexico vs Cameroon).
Some one sibeh li hai, predict this score, cool $3,000
I always buy high scoring game but not this insulting score line.
Bet only $10 is machiam buying 4d tikum tikum.
Probably spent a few $10s buying up other scores.
If he bought only only combination, very li hai.
Like what you said, he probably put a few $10 on other combinations. Just luck.
You are wasting your money. Costa Rica will win the World Cup.
And someone once said Sinkapore will be in the 2010 world cup finals.
That same guy also said 'HDB flats are affordable', right?
Today, 10 February 2004, Page 39
Goal 2010 on track
http://eresources.nlb.gov.sg/newspapers/Digitised/Page/today20040210-1.1.39.aspx
I used over and under betting strategy to save myself a LOT of losses last night.
Otherwise I would have pok kai!!!
Otherwise I would have pok kai!!!
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young elephant to watch...
“Today a young one had his say,” Didier Drogba told FIFA.com after Côte d'Ivoire came from behind to open their FIFA World Cup™ account with a 2-1 win over Japan. “Serge brought us energy and balance and he had a fantastic game,” added the 36 year-old striker, a UEFA Champions League winner and a true icon of African football.
Drogba, a member of Côte d'Ivoire’s aging Golden Generation, is speaking of one Serge Aurier. Just 21-years-old, the flying Toulouse wing-back had a night to remember in his World Cup debut. “I can’t believe it,” the stocky wide man enthused, all nervous energy and kinetic excitement. “It’s my first World Cup, we’re here in Brazil and I helped the team to win. It’s like a dream.”
Tweak his face a bit here and there and he will look like Patrick Ewing of the Knicks
young elephant to watch...
“Today a young one had his say,” Didier Drogba told FIFA.com after Côte d'Ivoire came from behind to open their FIFA World Cup™ account with a 2-1 win over Japan. “Serge brought us energy and balance and he had a fantastic game,” added the 36 year-old striker, a UEFA Champions League winner and a true icon of African football.
Drogba, a member of Côte d'Ivoire’s aging Golden Generation, is speaking of one Serge Aurier. Just 21-years-old, the flying Toulouse wing-back had a night to remember in his World Cup debut. “I can’t believe it,” the stocky wide man enthused, all nervous energy and kinetic excitement. “It’s my first World Cup, we’re here in Brazil and I helped the team to win. It’s like a dream.”
Do u know ewing is jamaican. I remember once a radio dj commented on how ewing looks like some ancient prehistoric man which is just a way to say he looked ugly.
Ya he was born in Jamaica but became a US citizen. A good guy and clean player.
The PLAYER TO WATCH!!!
The FIFA World Cup™ returns to the Maracana on day four at Brazil 2014, when Argentina star Lionel Messi will make his tournament entrance at the same legendary venue. After a low-key season by his own stratospheric standards, the four-time FIFA Ballon d'Or winner is certain to come under close scrutiny. Will he cope with the pressure? Can he make the same instant impact as his rival and Barcelona team-mate Neymar, who racked up a pair of goals on opening day? Despite the late kick-off time for European audiences, the whole planet will be fascinated to watch the first impressions left by the man hoping to follow in Diego Maradona's footsteps.
waulau what a show!!!
RECIFE, BRAZIL - JUNE 14: Gervinho of the Ivory Coast (L) celebrates scoring his team's second goal with teammate Didier Drogba during the 2014 FIFA World Cup Brazil Group C match between the Ivory Coast and Japan at Arena Pernambuco on June 14, 2014 in Recife, Brazil. (Photo by Matthias Hangst/Getty Images)
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