Absolutely, like i said about Leigh, i don't think their odds reflect their chances of winning it.

Bang on BG.
In honesty, it's difficult to see us higher than 9/10/11th but, it's the same every year.
Applegarth will bring some fresh ideas and plenty of enthusiasm and he's done pretty well with the reserves etc.

As usual, we live in hope and if we can have a little bit more luck with injuries (the lack of them), we will go ok.
We played most of last season without our first choice three quarters, although, Hall and Murphy were exceptional "replacements".
As usual, it will be the pack and the halves who make the difference and we have some new faces.
However, if we stay relatively injury free and the new guys fit in well, we will be ok.

It's a big year too, our 150th anniversary, which is a huge milestone.

Come on Trin !

The only comfort I get from this is it's Sky doing the forecasting, they've probably heard it from the bookies or the Warrington wolve, or maybe they've consulted Dick & Liddie, or the peg seller, or that waste of space we got from Cas for a season, or maybe even the font of all RL knowledge from Wigun, he's done wonderfully well on Sky with his prediction.

That's not how it works now.
They get the prices from central analytics companies, then the traders will see if there is anything to change based on their own knowledge or the amount of money posted.
Thats why you often see the same odds at different bookies before the events get close.

Not sure how it works tbh not being into betting at all, my post if I'm honest was simply to show my contempt for those well paid clowns what ruin my Sky viewing of the matches by having to turn the sound off every game when they're coaching, sorry amateurishly commentating on the games.

If it makes you feel better, Sky don't own any part of SkyBet any more.

As I said before I don't gamble on anything, except maybe if a certain gentleman in red commented on our CEO it wouldn't be complimentary


I'll tell you something for nothing though Sky no longer own me either as I've now seen out my Sky Q contract, I'll miss certain aspects of it, but not the Sky rugby commentary team or the bl**dy adverts either.

Lol. I'm all in with Sky.
The commentary team don't bother me but C4 and Premier both showed them the way.

The Sky team stopped bothering me when I dropped on the idea of turning the sound off

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That premier is that linked to Fox Sports?, because if it is they are certainly in a different league to that bunch of chancers on sky, downside of it is when I turn on to the Beeb for the cup games that Wilkins rears his ugly head, still it's comforting to know you can turn to the tried and tested and turn the sound off

On the subject of Sky, my deal comes to an end in 3 weeks, so I will be looking to re-new but hopefully on better terms, for me, not them, as my package is now getting expensive.
So has anyone successfully negotiated down their contract recently ?? (as per Martin Lewis' recommendations)

I did but with Virgin, the cost including all channels had reached £150 but after a discussion I reduced this to £86.00.