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Queensland Election Six Pack – Six Alternative LNP Premiers

January 22, 2015

With just over a week of the Queensland Election campaign to go until the big decision needs to be made, it is looking increasingly likely that the state will remain under the control of the LNP with polls pointing to a LNP victory.

Since that result is heading towards a conclusion, we need to find something else to interest us. First of all you can always play our never fail Queensland Election Night Drinking Game.

Otherwise the interest is in how many seats the LNP will lose back to ALP after the slaughter of the previous election. You can make your own choices as part of our Lyne Ball – Queensland Election Tipping Game. Or read some of our previous analysis.

Cross promoting of our previous offences aside, the final piece of interest for the public, aside from the minor party nutbags, is the seat of Ashgrove.

Ashgrove is important as it has the current Premier up against the former ALP member Kate Jones. Why it is important is that if the LNP win Queensland but Campbell Newman loses the seat of Ashgrove, the LNP will require a new leader/premier. The polls are very close and this could be an actual scenario come late Saturday night, giving that Sunday breakfast think a little more horror.

Unfortunately if it the above scenario does happen, the choice of the person who will lead the state will be taken out of the hands of the public, so essentially one is not getting what you voted for.

So, to give ourselves a say, we’ll put forward our Top 6 potential new Premiers in this special Queensland Election edition of the Six Pack.

LAWRENCE SPRINGBORG

After leading a few dud LNP gatherings into previous election, surely he deserves the chance to run the state as a reward for the previous poll embarrassments. And the name of Springborg inspires the public and will surely provide headline writers in most Queensland Paper (except the Northern Times) pure gold when coming up with their daily dose of Premier News.

TIM NICHOLLS

The safe choice, always good to have a money man in charge. With appearing slightly less arrogant than Campbell Newman, he has one thing going for him, he’s not Jeff Seeney.

May be a better bet for leader than the time he couldn’t get a majority of the 8 remaining Liberal members.

DAVID CRISAFULLI

Everyone likes a winner, and one of the biggest winners in Australian Sport is Jamie Whincup. Whilst very few will know Crisafulli or could be bothered with the correct pronunciation, many people will know JW. Our suggestion is market the DC as the new Jamie Whincup of politics, and watch the state thrive. Sure you may lose the Ford voters, but they’re likely to vote Palmer United anyway.

JOHN-PAUL LANGBROEK

As most Australians think of Queenslanders are bogans, bumpkins or just a little slow, what better way of showing them what for by having a state premier with a hyphenated first name, adding a little class to the political arena.

VERITY BROWN

Going down the other route, why not resign ourselves to the above slurs on Queenslanders and appoint this lady as the premier. Check out some of her gear below, which would firmly entrench Queensland as a state to ridicule.

– lambasted rail passengers as “icky”
– called on welfare payments to be stopped for single parents and couples with children
– said Julia Gillard and former leader Kevin Rudd should stop breathing.
– did not believe in climate change,
– wanted WorkChoices brought back
– described some voters as bogans. Pot kettle.
– lost her licence twice for failing to pay fines

TIM MANDER

As politics is essentially two sides trying to get the advantage over the other, the perfect premier would be one who has done that job in the past, like a former referee. Unfortunately Mogsheen Jadwat is unavailable, so we’ll have to take Tim Mander I guess.

Any of the above will do. As long as it’s not a Seeney or Simpson.

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Gurgler’s Sporting Weekly – All New Circling the Drain

Max Layne

January 21, 2015

Welcome to the ALL NEW weekly sporting round up we call Circling the Drain. Each week we hand pick the sporting tidbits that tickle our fancy and provide our commentary along with some factual information. That and our best bets featuring the ever popular Super Multi and the new Ticket to Ride.

ABL, REMEMBER ME? You’ve been following the Australian Baseball League all year haven’t you? You know all about the Aces, Bandits and Bite.

More than likely the answer is no, and that you didn’t even know that the ABL had formed again, let alone in its fifth season since rebirth.

That is until Baseball saw one of its minority sport compeditors Darts get all over the news after a riot at Etihad Stadium. Not to be outdone, the ABL saw a massive all-in brawl featuring most if not all the players on the field and bench in the game between Adelaide and Melbourne. Also trying to pretend there’s little difference between the majors and the ABL, the stoush looked every bit as good as the US ones you see on sports montages from time to time.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=UQh6kmKnzLY

The fallout was the first piece of coverage for the ABL on mainstream news this year, and a hefty six week snooze for the Pitcher that was the spark for the melee. But it’s probably worth it, and timely too given the ABL is in the last week of regular season games before the finals series.

For the record, here’s the current standings. It may be the only time this year you’ll see it. Top 3 teams go to playoffs.

ADELAIDE BITE                 29-15 (W/L)
PERTH HEAT                      24-20
BRISBANE BANDITS        21-21
CANBERRA CAVALRY      20-22
SYDNEY BLUE SOX           20-22
MELBOURNE ACES          14-28

ROBERT ALLENBY KIDNAPPED An even bigger story than the ABL biffo was the Robert Allenby kidnapping story. Whether you believe him or not, it’s hard to believe the kidnappers have done their homework when deciding on which golfer to kidnap in Hawaii. Surely if they were chasing the big bucks a golfer higher up the food chain would have been a better option.

It does beg one question though, could the USPGA Tour introduce this an interesting new development if golfers not only didn’t make money when missing the cut, but were robbed and kidnapped in addition to not playing on the weekend.

AB DE VILLIERS SMASHES QUICKEST ODI 100 Some kind of innings from the South African batsman, wicketkeeper and captain. Beating the previous record set just a year ago of 36 balls, the de Villiers cleared the record by 5 balls to set a target that will be hard to beat, no matter how many new Afridis come out of the woodwork with their T20 background.

He reached 50 off just 16 balls, beating the 17 ball record set previously by Jayasuriya on the way to his hundred. Plus the next lot of 50 coming 15 balls later as the ton was reached. Not to be lost amongst the talk of the fast 100 is that the next lot of runs up to his total of 149 took just another 13 balls, coming close to breaking the 50 run record three times in one innings and showing a great consistency for slog.

Thankfully, this will only raise hopes and expectations for the World Cup before the inevitable late tournament choke.

STUART MACGILL SUES CRICKET AUSTRALIA

News filters down during the week of Stuart Macgill suing Cricket Australia for $2.6 Million for lack of injury payments after his sudden retirement. Merely confirming his place amongst the most dislikeable cricketer in Australia (after Mr Slater of course).

We don’t have much of an idea about the merits of the case and likelihood of victory for Mr Macgill, so we suggest the next best thing, and we’ve come up with a few things that Macgill can be counter-sued for on behalf of Cricket Australia, and the Australian Public.

– $1.2 Million for those awful, awful Wolfblass ads.
– $0.4 Million for not admitting to being not as good as Shane Warne.
– $0.8 Million for his stint on Triple M breakfast.
– $0.2 Million for general arrogance.

IN BRIEF
– Todd Carney whined during the week about Russell Packer’s imminent return to the NRL claiming that Drug Dealers are looked upon more favourably than someone who pisses in their mouth. He has a point, and is it a reflection of society that Drug Dealers are on a higher pedestal than a self-gargling piss addict.
– Australian GT championship headlined during the week that an ex F1 star would be joining their circus next year. Scratching the head on who it could be or who I wanted it to be, my thoughts turned to Pierluigi Martini, Pedro Chaves or Diniz or Shinji Nakano. As it turns out it was former Prost GP crash test dummy Tomas Enge the first onliest Czech F1 pilot.
– Whilst on Motorsport, three cheers for the earlier start times for 5 GPs this season, finally sticking one finger to the lunchtime GMT crowd and giving our regions races the decent time slot we slave for during the European/North American season.

SUPER MULTI

Welcome to our Weekly Super multi. We try and compile as many winners as possible in one convenient multi for you to get the maximum return for your betting dollar. Not that we win all that often, but our $580-1 win last year proves a stopped clock can be right twice a day.

ODI – AUSTRALIA to beat England
ASIAN CUP – UZBEKISTAN to beat South Korea
ASIAN CUP – DRAW – Australia v China
ASIAN CUP – IRAN to beat IRAQ
ASIAN CUP – JAPAN to beat UAE
AFRICAN CUP – TUNISIA to beat Zambia
AFRICAN CUP – DR CONGO to beat Cape Verde
AFRICAN CUP – ALGERIA to beat Ghana
AFRICAN CUP – SENEGAL to beat South Africa

TICKET TO RIDE

In addition to our Super Multi above, we introduce another sports betting option, this one more cost effective and disciplined than the above. The aim is to have one bet for one dollar, and see how many weeks we can turn this into a Pot O’ Gold. Each week we’ll provide our best bet and return for a dollar, and keep you updated on the progress. The end goal of the Ticket To Ride is 7 weeks in a row. If you’re up for it, send your weekly tips and progress to our inbox.

THIS WEEK’S TICKET TO RIDE:

SENEGAL to beat South Africa @ $2.10

Check in next week to see if we bet with $2.10 or $1.

Here’s a few of our favourite things to look forward to this weekend.

THURSDAY NIGHT – ABC – 8PM
ASIAN CUP – AUTRALIA V CHINA

FRIDAY – NINE – 1PM
ODI – AUSTRALIA v ENGLAND

FRIDAY – FOX4 – 4:30PM
ASIAN CUP – IRAN v IRAQ

FRIDAY – FOX4 – 5:30pm
ASIAN CUP – UZBEKISTAN v SOUTH KOREA

SATURDAY NIGHT – TEN – 6PM
BIG BASH SEMI 1

SATURDAY NIGHT – FOX4 – 9PM
SANTO, SAM and ED’S ASIAN CUP FEVER

SATURDAY NIGHT – until late
FOOTBALL – FA CUP 4th ROUND

SUNDAY NIGHT – TEN – 6PM
BIG BASH SEMI 2

WEDNESDAY NIGHT – TEN – 6:30PM
BIG BASH FINAL

Queensland Election – Gurgler Shop Specials

Kaaps Loche

January 20, 2015

The Queensland Election is heating up, with both the ALP and LNP having their official launches in the past few days.

Many promises have been delivered, and very few will have been achieved by the next Vote-fest.

You probably have tired of all the campaign ads thus far, and the tedious news soundbites that make up an election coverage, we don’t blame you.

The Gurgler never tires of the state election, and The Gurgler Shop has some special Queensland Election themed products for you to consider this election.

Click on the images below to find our more on our Queensland Election Specials.

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Queensland Election Six Pack – Candidate We’d Like to See

Perry Thrust

January 19, 2015

We continue our coverage of the Queensland Election with yet another election-themed Six Pack.

With coverage that lacks the professionalism, resources and blatant bias of the News Corp, we hope to continue to be your last choice to follow the Queensland election.

Today we’re concentrating on Candidates we’d like to see running at this election. It is true that most of the candidates are rather dull, all with similar back stories, all spouting the same tired political clichés. We aim to provide a group that has a little more cut-through.

Stefan

With an infectious vest for life and hair of perfection, Stefan would surely add the perfect style and attitude to the Queensland Parliament. An inner-city Brisbane seat would be the perfect vehicle.

Boris the Black Knight and/or Gibbo

Representing the Cartoon Connection Party are the two lovable rogues Boris and Gibbo. Sure, their attire may be different, but who else in politics could fill out a pair of overalls better than Gibbo.

Sarina Russo.

Why not me? Why not now?

Ziggy the Bagman aka “homeless guy in Toowong”.

Who would know inner western Brisbane suburbs or Toowong, Auchenflower and Milton better than Ziggy. A voice of the forgotten and the little man/woman few would represent their electorate with more authority. Savings would also be made on Government drivers.

Sir Joh’s malevolent spirit inhabiting the body of Tim Mander.

Ex premier meets ex NRL referee.

Shane and Scott Tronc

Running under the Tronc Family ticket, these hard working ex League players will do the hard yards for their electorates in North Brisbane.

Other Quick Notables – not as good or better than the ones above.

Warwick Capper
John Gill the Timber Man
Rob Brough
Leapin’ Leroy Loggins

Dr Sportz Answers Your Questions

Kaaps Loche

January 18, 2015

They said we’d never make it, and that Dr Sportz would be a sporting one-off like Markus Winklehock, Scott Muller or Jesus.

There’s far too much sport and far too many questions to answer from our many fan.

This week, with the Australian Open Tennis set to make Channel 7 more unwatchable than usual, with not only the Tennis but the many, many contestant crying on My Restaurant Rules promos (which should be renamed to make it simpler for viewers to follow – Cook then Cry), we have some of our readers questions lobbed into us (pardon the pun).

What did you think of Fast 4 Tennis?
Thurtee Fortie, Kooyong, VIC

A lame attempt to have a T20 tennis equivalent. It seems like Channel 9’s desperate attempt to grab the new shortened sporting event due to missing the boat on the Big Bash due to lack of foresight, has lead them to believe that this will be the next big thing.

With a promo that included Federer, Hewitt and Phillipoussis, you can hardly blame anyone for not caring. including us at The Gurgler.

Our only suggestion is to alternate serving from right to left handed, allowing only one attempt, reducing games to first to 2 and having five sets. Due to success of the Darts (rioting aside) we suggest a small sponsored hoop in the back corner of the court that if the players gets into they automatically win the game.

Finally, if you want to make Fast Four interesting maybe include an old fashioned pub pool ruling that if you are beaten to love in a game you have to do a pants down run around the court.

Is the Australian Open the Asian Cup of Tennis?
Masur Stolle-Fromberg, Ryde, NSW

Excellent question and comparison, and couldn’t agree more.

Like the Asian Cup, many people will tell you how important it is on a world sporting scale. And that you should not just cheer for Australian, but be won over by some 5 set thriller between two countries towards the back of a Lonely Planet guide.

Like most Australians, we will just care about the Australians, until the inevitable Sam Stosur choke against someone with a higher ranking than the current fuel prices, Lleyton Hewitt’s brave 5 set marathon in which he toils bravely without result, and Kyrigos and Tomic promise and promise.

Like the Asian Cup we will try and show our sporting sophistication and try and talk up matches between Petra Kvitova and Kumiko Date-Crumm, Barbora Zahlavova Strycova and Jelena Jankovic or Alexandr Dolgopolov and Jarkko Nieminen. Like the Asian Cup equivalent of Iran v North Korea no one will really care and you have wasted a lot of time you could wasted here at The Gurgler or following the excitement trail that is the Queensland Election.

Since you’re such an “expert” – who will win the Australian Open?
Ryobi Ninja, Cannington, WA

First of all Ryobi Ninja, f*** you and your tone. You don’t know me.

Secondly, as the above question’s answer shows, I’m not that interested. That doesn’t mean I won’t tip a winner in the hope of jagging something in three weeks time that I forgot I bet on. Lack of interest never prevents lack of investment.

To show how little effort I’m going into for this, I will merely provide three men/women doubles based on familiarity of name plus decent return as I can’t be arsed doing separate form.

RAONIC/SHARAPOVA – $201
FEDERER/RADWANSKA – $101
DJOKOVIC/AZARENKA – $26

Got a question or comment for Dr Sportz, feel free to ask or vent below.
Response to question or query will not be guaranteed.

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Queensland Election Six Pack – LNP Asset Sales – Other Things That The Government Can Lease/Sell

Gerry Mander

January 18, 2015

As part of our continued quality coverage on the Queensland election, we combine our regular Six Pack bite sized pieces with the big political stoush.

Every now and again you’ll find 6 of our finest suggestions to add our opinion on some of the big issues.

As it is becoming increasing likely that the LNP will retain government, and that the only way that they can pay for anything is leasing or selling assets, we’re going to help out by providing a few more things they can get rid of in a fire sale.

BRISBANE HEAT
Whilst the selling price wouldn’t be as high after a fairly ordinary BBL in 2015, the overall value of the competition makes this a very attractive purchase to the right buyer.

JINKER TRACK
If you can sell power and ports, then why not sell roads. What better road to sell than the infamous Jinker Track on Brisbane’s northside. With a name that will attract more buyers than a band of weekend worriers outside a garage sale at 6am, it will be an easy sell.

KINGSTON PARK RACEWAY
For a hell of a day ouuuuuuuut, and a hell of an asset, Kingston Park Raceway has potential for the prospective buyer not only for its location in the heart of the Logan Shire, but the potential for hosting Corporate Events and the Australian GP once Melbourne have had enough. Think of the international tourism.

BIG PINEAPPLE
A giant Pineapple in amongst pineapple farm, just down the road from Nambour…won’t need much selling.

PEEL (BUT NOT RUSSELL) ISLAND
With decent land getting sparse, why not start selling premium waterfront properties in entire islands. Peel Island only.

MARYBOROUGH
If money is running low, we may be required to sell entire towns, infrastructure and all.

Your Guide to the African Cup of Nations

Theydon Bois

January 17, 2015

The big African Football shindig kicks of this weekend, and as usual we’ll provide a bare minimum, low information, low interest guide.

Despite our poor effort, it is actually a football tournament worth following, as some of the world’s best players fly back for each edition every two years. Since most of the players come from the top leagues it’s worth following instead of complaining about it’s interruption to regular programming in Europe.

Ebola has caused Morocco to give up hosting rights, with Equatorial Guinea picking up the slack.

Here’s the teams playing below…

SO, WHO SHOULD WIN?

With players like Yaya Toure, Wilfried Bony, Gervinho and to a lesser extent Kolo Toure at their disposal Ivory Coast have the biggest group of names at the tournament. But performances at the World Cup prove that the biggest names don’t always lead to biggest prize.

IF THAT’S THE CASE, WHO DO THE GURGLER THINK WILL WIN?

Well first we’ll go through our Group selections:
GROUP A – BURKINA FASO
GROUP B – ZAMBIA
GROUP C – ALGERIA
GROUP D – IVORY COAST
Multi – $38

With the first and second teams going through from each group and latter stages going through to the final in the usual style, we’re predicting an Algeria v Burkina Faso final. With the Algerians taking the big prize.

ANY OTHER BIG NAMES?

– Yousef Mulumbu (WBA) DR CONGO
– Asoamah Gyan (ex Sunderland) GHANA
– Yannick Bolasie (Crystal Palace) DR CONGO
– Mame Biram Diouf (Stoke) SENEGAL
– Papiss Cisse (Newcastle) SENEGAL
– Cheikhou Kouyate (West Ham) SENEGAL
WHAT’S THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN DR CONGO and CONGO?

Well we aren’t any great philosopher who knows maps, but here’s the best info we could grab from Wikipedia.

DR CONGO
Full Name: Democratic Republic of Congo
Former Name: Zaire
Location: Central Africa
Population: 77 Million
Former Rulers: Belgium
GDP per Capita: US$416

CONGO
Full name: Republic of Congo
Former Name: French Congo
Location: Western Central Africa
Population: 4.6 Million
Former Rulers: France
GDP per Capita: US$3,400

European Football Weekly – Gurgler’s Eurotrash

Theydon Bois

January 17, 2015

Welcome to our weekly dive into the reaches of the many European Football Leagues on offer, all with claims to be as good if not better than the EPL.

Each week we’ll go through the Spanish, Italian, and French Leagues in detail, with some updates and tidbits on other leagues time and interest permitted.

For your German news and views, help yourself to our separate Bundesliga column and look out for it each week.

So enjoy our thoughts, stats and best bets which are the best that money can’t buy.

– Biggest talking point in European football for the week was FIFA’s players of the year awards. Ronaldo was the deserving winner, as he was the best player on the planet, except during the World Cup, in the last 12 months and will more than likely remain that during the next 12 months.

– Fernando Torres’ return to Atletico Madrid finally showed why he was the best striker on the planet at one stage during the week with no open goal misses and general buffoonery but goals which sealed a victory against Real Madrid.

– David Moyes has been banned from the sidelines for two games after being sent to the stands in his last game. The Spanish media have dubbed Moyes as a livewire, something which couldn’t be applied in his UK days.

– French players and managers are running out of time to impress during the transfer winner so they can secure passages to Arsenal and Newcastle and under achieve.

– The most interesting thing in Serie A was the selfie taken by Francesco Totti as part of the post goal celebration. Thankfully the silky smooth skills are better than the photo taking ability.

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So it’s all come to this, our best selections and tips for you to turn into many dollar, pound, euro or rupee. Please accept our best bets.

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Gurgler’s Sporting Review – Circling the Drain + Best Bets

Max Layne

January 15, 2015

Welcome to our weekly review/preview of sport in general. The football nerds get their turn later in the week, but now it’s time to cover the rest of the sporting landscape. A bit harder in summer with just Cricket and A League for company, but if anyone can turn nothing into even less it’s us.

That and the best sporting multi money can buy or spend.

180 BROKEN CHAIRS

The Gurgler loves professional darts. There’s just something about a sport that the only welcome 6 pack of the athlete comes in a can form. Then there’s the fans. Nowhere else can you get as dressed up as Darts fans. Many a Wally is to be found, along with Oomplaloompas, various Disney movie characters, and superhero after superhero.

Surprising that in a country that perfected the art of rioting and fighting at sporting events that the darts in the UK have gone off relatively safely. Australia stepped up to the plate and had a chair and table throwing competition in Melbourne over the weekend. The word riot was used, but it was well shy of the best sporting riots of history. The real loser was Coates Hire who have a few hundred less chairs to rent out.

Now, there’s many things you shouldn’t laugh at…like Old People falling over, People who drop 4 beers at the cricket one seat away from their own, and the Us version of The Office. But how can you not laugh at the sight of Oompaloompas, Robins, Minnions, and various other dress ups being reported on news worldwide as the culprits of chair and table throwing, and punch ups and wrestling on the ground. You get a taste from the video below. Kudos to the dedication of the man in front, who continued the official Darts dance through the mayhem.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=MPywdyP5HDs

AUSTRALIA’S ODI SQUAD

Just a quick bitch that Brad Hogg was left out of the World Cup squad in place of Xavier Doherty. As demanded by Dr Sportz in his weekly article here, Hogg showed enough in his only two games of T20 thus far to warrant and demand selection.

Surely if we can pick a Clarke who is barely fit, and Maxwell who is barely in form, there was room for GBH, especially given that Doherty is the spinning option.

SOCCEROOS FIND ANOTHER GOAL SCORER

Fancy that, two games in and 8 goals for the Asian Cup hosts. Playing as good as in the World Cup, but the weaker opposition allows us to shine a little more.

Also good is that we have scored multiple goals and not just Tim Cahill multiple goals. The squad has looked impressive thus far, but we will see if there is a choke or two in the side when they face South Korea on Saturday.

A win and topping the group should us up nicely to battle new old foe Japan for the Cup again.

ASIAN CUP

The Gurgler was lucky to attend the Uzbekistan v China game on Wednesday night. For a game hosting such football powerhouses, the atmosphere was befitting the clash of such titans.

Uzbekistan held off some early China attacking to score a lucky deflected goal and lead 1-0 much to the delights of the 50 odd drum banging Uzbeks. One such gent attempted in vain to start a wave or two.

However as the Stans looked to be playing for the draw it looked inevitable that it would be a draw at best, as China looked far the better side. The White Wolves of Uzbekistan forgot one of the major parts of winning a game is scoring goals and that having the occasional shot will create a better chance of winning the game.

China had no such problem and two second half goals gave the team a deserved 2-1 win, and a reasonable percentage of the 13 and a half thousand of the fans a spring in their on the way home.

For The Gurgler, their two month love story with Uzbekistan football is now over. Back to the Socceroos.This post is sponsored by our partners Wigs

IN BRIEF
Are this year’s Brisbane Heat T20 side the most disappointing side since the North Qld Fury A League side?

How good was Fast 4 Tennis? We’ll let Dr Sportz speak on that.

This week – $1 gets you $120

Now for the biggest and best Sports Multi that money can buy. Couldn’t you go one?

CRICKET ODI – ENGLAND to beat Australia
ASIAN CUP – Japan to beat Iraq
ASIAN CUP – DRAW – Australia v South Korea
ASIAN CUP – CHINA to beat North Korea
T20 – MELBOURNE STARS to beat Sydney Thunder
T20 – ADLEAIDE to beat Melb Renegade
NFL – SEATTLE to beat Green Day and Green Bay
NFL – NEW ENGLAND to beat Indianapolis

Tipstradamus 150 – Final Call – Ultimate Sports Tipping 2015

Max Layne

January 13, 2015

After much hype the world’s longest, and probably pointless sports tipping contest in here.

Confirm below are the final events and The Gurgler’s tips for the forthcoming festival of sport, With tips that mostly have odds assigned, mostly.

We’ll update the odds when they become available, and where possible change the tips after the vent to make us look extra S-M-R-T. We’ll also keep you informed of our progress.

If you think you can do better, jump in anytime by sending your selections to gurgler.chat@gmail.com. Entries will be accepted until the Australian Football starts, however once an event is complete, you’re down an event. Not that it will be a problem.

Anyways, here it is.

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