THE BERNIE THE BOOK COLUMN


MARKING YOUR CARD YOUR ANTE-POST


2022 is nearly upon us and let’s all hope for a financial pay-out from my tips, fancies and trends in the forthcoming year, which should be wagered upon in ante-post vouchers to keep you warm through the long dark nights


Please note all prices correct as of Dec 1, 2021


FIRST UP IT’S ON TO THE OCHE AND OFF TO THE ALLY PALLY FOR THE PDC WORLD DARTS CHAMPIONSHIP


MvG is no longer the force of old and can’t be trusted with my money. Clearly vulnerable, 4/1 makes no appeal and my two against the field are The Ferret, Jonny Clayton at 6/1 and a rejuvenated (now he’s got his mojo back) Gary Anderson at a whopping 40/1 (each way at half the odds 1-2).


SO BACK TO THE SUPERBOWL…


And my predicted final is KCC v The Cardinals and a victory for the Cardinals at a current price of 10/1.


CHELTENHAM 4


GRAND NATIONAL


Just a speculatory punt at the moment with stakes to a minimum but anyone witnessing the demolition of the Troytown by Run Wild Fred can’t have failed to be impressed and at 20/1 deserves a punt.


CHAMPIONS LEAGUE


Who will lift the Champions League? Its Pep’s final redemption for last year’s debacle and the


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Blue Moon will be rising over the Etihad at 4/1.


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It’s Cheltenham and although its too early to invest heavily, especially in a market that is still in an embryonic state, it is still not to early to have a few quid on.. ENERGUMENE – CHAMPION CHASE 5/1 A PLUS TARD – GOLD CUP 4/1 BUZZ – STAYERS 10/1


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EFL CUP


The first of the domestic football cups reaches its climax and the Hammers will not only be blowing bubbles but also drinking bubbles (of champers) as David Moyes delivers a first cup since 1976.


At a whopping 8/1 they simply have to be backed now.


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