Our man at Millwall - straight from the horse's mouth

[Gordon McIvor Wilson]

Your roving reporter and one-man gambling impressario, our own John2E (aka J20) transmits his first live account from the nation's leading gambling venues:

from the MILLWALL footie stadium, somewhere in Bermondsey

What a great game. Morrison scorre early for Millwall. Millwall looking beter on the ball but giving the ball away too easy. A more patient
approach may pay divideneds. Slhow them a few videos ogft he great
Liverpool sides of the seventies. Brazil of all ages. The ball is your
friend. Don't give it away. Coventry looked half a decent side as well.
Their possesion and terrirory eventually reulted in a goal. god goal as
well. Their full back let the side down by gettting sent off. He was
lucky not to go earlier. Millwall took advantage and went ahead 2-.1. A
penalty settled the scoring., and gave Millwall the three points. A
great start to the season. Milwalli the friendly club. Anyone living in
London should get down to Millwall and experinece the magic of the
Matchbet.kiosks, could be the shape of things to come. Matchbet run a
series of markets, with first goalscorer. If Milwal keep on scoring at
the current rate next gaolscore couls take its place.

So much to say, so little time. Today I'm off to Reading Festival,
guest of Melvin Benn, the Festval Director and owner of Festival
Repblic. No doubt another social networking oppurtunity and a chance to
meet up with a few buddies.

So the Matchbet revolution has begun, and smarkets as well. I don't
think Betfair has even noticed. There is a quite revolution going on.
Arising in the hills, raising in the valleys and the vales. I fell like
I am witnessing and taking part at the same time. Happy Days. Its all a
bit too much like Animal Farm. All animals are born equal, just some
are more equal than others. Come on Andrew Black wake up and smell the
roses. The Counter Revolution has begun. Anyway I must go and get
ready. Reading is rocking. Next year btw I intend to run kiosks at the
festival, but more of that later. Dont want to go but mst do. BFN.

What a great game. Morrison scorre early for Millwall. Millwall looking beter on the ball but giving the ball away too easy. A more patient
approach may pay divideneds. Slhow them a few videos ogft he great
Liverpool sides of the seventies. Brazil of all ages. The ball is your
friend. Don't give it away. Coventry looked half a decent side as well.
Their possesion and terrirory eventually reulted in a goal. god goal as
well. Their full back let the side down by gettting sent off. He was
lucky not to go earlier. Millwall took advantage and went ahead 2-.1. A
penalty settled the scoring., and gave Millwall the three points. A
great start to the season. Milwalli the friendly club. Anyone living in
London should get down to Millwall and experinece the magic of the
Matchbet.kiosks, could be the shape of things to come. Matchbet run a
series of markets, with first goalscorer. If Milwal keep on scoring at
the current rate next gaolscore couls take its place.

So much to say, so little time. Today I'm off to Reading Festival,
guest of Melvin Benn, the Festval Director and owner of Festival
Repblic. No doubt another social networking oppurtunity and a chance to
meet up with a few buddies.

So the Matchbet revolution has begun, and smarkets as well. I don't
think Betfair has even noticed. There is a quite revolution going on.
Arising in the hills, raising in the valleys and the vales. I fell like
I am witnessing and taking part at the same time. Happy Days. Its all a
bit too much like Animal Farm. All animals are born equal, just some
are more equal than others. Come on Andrew Black wake up and smell the
roses. The Counter Revolution has begun. Anyway I must go and get
ready. Reading is rocking. Next year btw I intend to run kiosks at the
festival, but more of that later. Dont want to go but mst do. BFN.