By davidjay
#48854
Tubby Isaacs wrote: Mon Jul 10, 2023 8:12 pm These are odds are so bad for the Tories, they look like value to me.
Actually, they probably aren't value at all.

The best Tory odds are now 5, 18 and 7 respectively, so there's not much value money gone on them.
By mattomac
#48928
Latest odds in Selby are appealing, I shoved two pound on both, if I come up empty handed I’ll blame twitter.

Half of my head says Labour, the other none rational side says Tory.
By mattomac
#48936
Brexit 7/2 after Boro had gone leave and Newcastle had marginally voted Remain.

At that point you could see what was happening, so I bunked £70 on.

I’d never bet more than a fiver on anything before that but it seemed obviously,hence the £2 on these two, the Tories sound and look like they’ve given up, the voxpops are saying time for a change but I do think there is value especially in Selby with that majority and we still don’t know how ULEZ plays out.

My friend who has been with the Labour candidate in Selby has suggested it looks quite positive, so I guess we will see. I was told to think those polls will be rather close to the outcome. However rail strike on Thursday.
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By Crabcakes
#49174
Sky are reporting the Tories are expecting to lose all 3 seats, so I assume their private polling has been an absolute bin fire.

Lovely.
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By Abernathy
#49179
There have been reports of queues outside polling stations in Somerton & Frome. And they weren't queueing up to vote Tory !The LibDems are so confident they've already declared victory. I think we're looking at wholesale Tory slaughter here :-D
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By Tubby Isaacs
#49183
Labour seem worried about ULEZ in Uxbridge. Can’t believe many cars there need to pay it.

Selby sounds pretty good though. And Somerton and Frome sounds of sight.
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By Boiler
#49189
Tubby Isaacs wrote:Labour seem worried about ULEZ in Uxbridge. Can’t believe many cars there need to pay it.
Why not? If you fell for the diesel con, it'd have to be Euro 6 to be exempt which is typically less than six to eight years old.
By davidjay
#49196
We shouldn't be too despondent at not gaining Uxbridge. The Tories will have concentrated their efforts there because a) it would have been embarrassing to lose Alex's seat and b) they know they'll get Selby back at the next general election but Home Counties seats have a habit of staying lost.
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