This week is about all gamblers Dan, not just degenerate ones like myself.
No matter what happens itâs always a great week for the bookies, thereâll be a rake of young lads starting on the road that will lead them to handing over whatever they have to PP and Johnny Ladbroke in time
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I presume theyâll make offer after first one lands ? Best of luck 
As the great Richard Baerlein famously said, âNow is the time to bet like menâ.
Another ignorant comment. The four days of Cheltenham are rarely that good for the bookies. Way more money is bet on any premier league weekend of the year. Your ignorance is outstanding.
This is a thread for conscientious objectors to solemnly remember all those that you and your horsey set murdered at Cheltenham last year as you were living it up and partying as the rest of us were hunkering down to face a global pandemic. Take your horse racing propaganda to one of the horse racing threads and show a bit of respect.
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Theyâve about 10 horsey threads on the go but canât contain their gambling addiction to one of those threads. What time is the first race today?
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Addicts Ted, canât help themselves
Itâs funny how youâve little to say about the champions league games that went ahead the same week or the six nations games Jeff.
Your nasty side is showing again as you desperately play the man and not the ball as per usual.
Lads, be careful out there.
The IRFU in a consultative process which also involved their Italian counterparts and the Irish government amongst others cancelled the Ireland v Italy match which was scheduled for Lansdowne Road on 7 March 2020. The IRFU suspended all domestic rugby in early March last year.
The GAA suspended the National Leagues and all GAA activity after the weekend of 7/8 March 2020.
There was no Eire involvement in the European Cup soccer by March 2020 but the FAI did suspend all domestic soccer in early March 2020.
With pretty much all sporting activity on the island of Ireland been suspended in early March 2020, the horsey set still travelled in their tens of thousands for Cheltenham which ran from 10-13 March last year.
Keep making up lies Jeff.
You werenât too worried about public health a few weeks back when you were threatening to take the government to court to get the schools to open up.
You are a very nasty bit of goods.
25 people liked the original post. It shows the level of hurt that Cheltenham has caused people⌠A year on and we may not even have another summer this year because of them.
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Youâre the nastiest piece of work on this forum as we saw last year with your shameful defamatory attacks on @backinatracksuit.
Youâve now moved onto sneering at special needs children and kids with autism. I was indeed part of the grouping that were looking into bringing a constitutional challenge because of the devastating effect that continued school closures were having on children with autism who had no understanding of why they were locked out of schools and need the structure and routine in their lives that school provides.
Enjoy your gambling and horsey talk at Cheltenham for the week ahead.
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Your a nasty man desperately playing the man and not the ball as usual.
Six nations games and the champions league went ahead the same week but you canât acknowledge it because it doesnât suit your personal agenda.
Youâve been caught out lying as per usual and then proceed to throw as much shit as you can and hope something sticks.
You need help. You should take a few weeks off this forum for starters.
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The mask slipped again.
You are probably more like that woman beating and racist hero of yours geoffrey boycott than any of us had imagined.
Quite apart from your vile attacks on special needs kids, your postings are as ever littered with factual inaccuracies and lies.
Public health advice from NPHET throughout December, January and February was that it was safe to keep schools open for special needs children because of the small percentage of school going children involved. There were two announcements from the Minister for Education to that effect that school were re-opening, followed almost immediately by embarrassing government u-turns because the government couldnât keep the teaching unions in check.
The putative Constitutional challenge to re-open the schools for special needs children had the weight of public health advice behind it.
Getting back to the issue at hand (before you brought it down this path), the public health advice in early March 2020 was only non-essential travel outside of the country. The horsey set gave the two fingers to the public health advice and travelled in their tens of thousands to Cheltenham.
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I didnât make any attacks on special needs kids.
I attacked your selective outrage.
There was no public health advice to not travel to Cheltenham or anywhere else for that matter.
Far more Irish people were on holidays in Spain and Portugal than Cheltenham that week.
The schools were closed by the experts.
Youâve just made up more lies to suit your bitter and Personal agenda against me.
With all due respect Dan, Tony Holohan and co were running an Anti Alcohol Conference in Dublin from March 9th-11th 2020 with hundreds of delegates flying in from across the world.
A full round of NHL/NFL took place on March 7th/8th, life continued as normal in Ireland until March 12th and even at that the pubs remained packed until March 14th.
20,000 Irish flew from Spain that weekâŚ
But, but, but CheltenhamâŚ
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