Dear Mr Rammond, or anyone else with bookmaking skills. I fancy a flutter, could you recommend which high st bookies has the best odds for Saturdays game? We must be long odds surely?

www.oddschecker.com/rugby-league ... gan/winner Must wait for the squads to be announced though.

www.oddschecker.com/rugby-league ... gan/winner Must wait for the squads to be announced though.

If you want best odds typically you wouldn't use a high st. bookie.

Thanks for that but I will be in the IOW without t'internet!

Mobile app ?

I am old school, I can just about get the web on my Rio!

To get the high street prices you'd need to go round all the shops, but it looks like you should be getting around 15/1.

$160 at 16/1.....if we win, my flight home is covered.

Wife says she'd rather I invested $160 in a Ponzi scheme....I'd have a better chance of getting a ROI

80 quid.

My initial thoughts, as a supporter, are that Wigan are looking as vulnerable as they have ever been in the past two years and they seem to be very well conditioned but can sometimes be seen as a relatively light pack.

They have lost three from six including games against Castleford and St Helens and one of their three wins was stolen on the hooter against Bradford. These are all teams that London have beaten.

There could be an opportunity.

However, when you look at London, you'd have to note that we have only won about 10 games out of 50 against Super League level opposition with the majority of our squad over the past two years.

It would be stating the obvious to say we have had a limited squad on the field for many of these games.

These tend to be the games when we have multiple academy players in the forwards plus short term or poor quality players in the backs and they result in a loss. When also interchange bench lacks a second Hooker and two battle hardened props we tend to also not cover the handicap.

In this game, the Bench looks to be strong enough for us to replace like with like, which is a great thing, so we have every chance of covering the handicap and fronting up against Wigan.

But to have a realistic chance, the four outside backs will have to have the game of their lives. In simple terms, Charnley and Tomkins have more speed and evasiveness and if they break through, we have almost no chance of running them down. Our tackle completion rate must be as high as it has ever been.

Cheers
Mark

The first 15 minutes will decide whether we are on to a 40+ points hiding or a defeat by merely 16-30 points.

All Wigan need to do is complete sets and not give away penalties for 15 mins (the opposite to the Saints game) and they will be out-of-sight at 18-0, 24-0.

If we get some free possession off Wigan and score first, it could be competitive until half-time.

This may sound foolish with our results, but I stil believe in terms of skill this is the best London team we have ever had. The problem has been motivation and application. The chance of going to Wembley should at last provide both.
Hopefully the fans will be loud as well tomorrow, as the biggest game

I think 20/1 plus is a fair price on Betfair and my money has gone on.

Noticed last week that one of the Leigh chants is Olay - olay olay olay, olaayy olaayy. (Oh Leigh Oh Leigh etc.) May pick up a bit of neutral/Leigh support if we sing it every time Tommy Lee gets the ball.

Gents,

I have bet on these three scenarios today.

All odds with Bet Vic.

See you in Leigh
Rammo

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