POMPEY TO GET WEEKEND QUAD ROLLING

Can it get any better for the PG?
I always maintain that betting is 75 percent luck and 25 percent skill - if it’s for you, it’s for you. We have 15 winning soccer bets on these pages since the 19th September and if you have followed us then Christmas would be paid for with a bit left over.
There was another winning 22/1 five hit last week and the XXX came in thanks to the abandonment of the Plymouth v Barnsley game with the Tykes leading 4-1. That’s where luck comes into it folks, so all the punters who backed the perm or backed it straight were picking up on Monday morning.
Colchester scored with the last kick off the game to secure the five hit so yet again we got lucky in that one - the 7-timer had combined odds of 124/1.
One blogger known only as Santa Claus posted the following on our PG Blog on Monday: “Christmas is paid for PG! Had £30 on the five hot, had £20 on the XXX, had £5 on the roll up, just picked up £2,452.34”
My sources in local bookmakers have reported heavy losses on our winning selections running into thousands with PG readers cashing in at the weekend - music to my ears.
PG WINNERS
This great run of the PG started way back on the week-ending 19th September when we delivered a 14/1 five-hit to get us off and running.
The following week we gave out a 16/1 winning quad and a fortnight later we delivered our biggest quad yet returning at a whopping 92/1. There was also a 10/1 five-hit given out that week and punters who roll both bets up were rewarded with a massive 1019/1 accumulator.
For the next couple of weeks we gave out a few 11/1 doubles in our draw perm trebles but on the weekending 7th November we returned big time to the winners enclosure with a 12/1 five hit and 14/1 quad and again punters who rolled both bets up were rewarded with a massive 182/1 accumulator.
The following week we gave out another 11/1 winner on the XXX and then a fortnight ago we returned with a 18/1 winning quad that hit local bookies where it hurt. Then last week, as you know, was another triumph for the Guide with another 22/1 five-hit and 11/1 draw treble - can it get any better?
PG QUAD
We start this weekends action and with the PG Quad and we have opted for a PORTSMOUTH (1/1) win in the early kick-off at Fratton Park against a Burnley team who concede and lose on their travels.
Staying with the early kick-offs and NOTTINGHAM FOREST (6/5) are hard to beat at the City Ground and can grab another three points against Nigel Pearson’s Leicester.
Hopefully we’ll be two up going into the 3pm kick-offs and we have opted for a ST JOHNSTONE (11/10) win against Kilmarnock, who have lost four on the bounce.
Making the quad up are WYCOMBE (1/1) who at last have found their feet, winning their last two matches and can beat basement boys Stockport.
PG  FIVE HIT
On to the weekend five hit we start with LIVERPOOL (4/5) who need to take all points at Blackburn.
ASTON VILLA (1/2) are hard to beat at their own gaff and three points beckons against Hull.
Crystal Palace (5/6) are another team in a bit of form and can continue that run at home to Doncaster.
MK  DONS (8/13) got back to winning ways last weekend and look a solid choice at home to Yeovil.
Making the five hit up are BOURNEMOUTH (4/5) who look too strong for out-of-sorts Shrewsbury.
PG XXX
We finish with our draw treble so mark ‘X’s on the following weekend games: Take SWANSEA to grab a draw at Peterboro while Bolton can take a point home with them from their visit to WOLVES. We have to wait to Sunday to make the XXX up and have taken SPURS to take a point at Goodison Park where they take on EVERTON.

RACING

What a performance at Newbury on Saturday by Denman who, under a welter burden of top weight, toyed with the opposition winning at 11/4 - yet another winner for the PG, we were on at fives .
Part owner and professional gambler Harry Findlay stated he would not be backing his horse - we all know that’s because he was looking a better price for his horse.
Wise man our Harry when it comes to punting and I bet he was over over the moon when Denman won on Saturday at well-backed 11/4.

TINGLE CREEK CHASE: 2.25, Saturday.
On to this weekend’s action and we have the Tingle Creek Chase as the big one at the weekend and although the likely favourite Master Minded is out we still have one hell of a race on our hands.
BIG ZEB is the big Irish challenger and he will go off the favourite on Saturday after hacking up on his seaonal debut at Naas.
He won at an absolute canter that day not coming off the bridle under Barry Gearghty.
He looked to have the Grade One Kerrygold Champion Chase in the bag but a blunder at the last allowed Master Minded to gain a head victory so it’s BIG ZEB for us.
The home challenge will be lead by the David Pipe-trained Well Chief and the Paul Nicholls trained Twist Magic but we are putting Forpaddydeplasterer up for the forecast spot after his second behind Herecomesthetruth at Down Royal, although the expected soft going could be against him but the Arkle winner is a battler and should run a big race on Saturday.
Other horses to keep an eye on at the weekend include CRACK AWAY JACK who looked a classy chaser on his debut and has been enterd in the betinternet.com Henry VIII Novices' Chase on Saturda.
The Noel Meade-trained Aran Concerto has a big chance in the John Durkan Chase on Sunday and can upset the likes of Joncol and Barke.
FRIDAY NAG: - Dens Gift (2.25 Lingfield)