Yes it is, Goca. A little morsel to whet your appetite

if the Moon is applying by conjunction to one of the team's significators (L1, L7, L4, L10), then that team will win.

Is it only conjunction?? Did he say anything about matches with the same kick-off time?

Everyone expects the faves to win - bookies, experts etc, and of course it's good to see it confirmed in the chart. But it's definitely a feather in the astrologer's cap to be able to predict the unexpected - and get it right

Absolutely. Unless we can get the scoreline right like Leex3 did with the ManU/Wigan match

Is it only conjunction??

You need to see what he says in context really because he was comparing it to other aspects - quite a long discussion but basically a conjunction trumps any others.

Did he say anything about matches with the same kick-off time?

He doesn't do them, although he does give an example of two cricket matches which started at the same time.

Unless we can get the scoreline right like Leex3 did with the ManU/Wigan match

Crack open the champagne

HI Ficina,

What is Frawley's new book's name? how can I get it? I am more intrested in that because you have mentioned that Frawley has used cricket matches as expample. I am really intrested in predicting Cricket matches but unable to do so till date.

Hi Rohan,

It's called Sports Astrology. You can order it direct from John or I expect the online bookshops will have it if you look. There's more info about it here
http://skyscript.co.uk/forums/viewtopic.php?t=2731

Cheers,
Ficina

Post-match analysis to see what worked, what didn't and why.

Villa 1 West Ham 0 (3pm BST 6 Oct)
Arsenal 3 Sunderland 2 (midday BST 7 Oct)
Reading 1 Derby 0 (2pm BST 7 Oct)
Fulham 0 Portsmouth 2 (4.10pm BST 7 Oct)

1) All home teams were favourites and apart from Fulham they were odds on faves, meaning there needed to be very strong testimonies for the away team/underdog to get a draw, let alone win. Portsmouth had more of a chance since Fulham were only marginal faves.

2) Villa v West Ham. Moon in 7th, PoF in 10th close to MC. Moon trine antiscion Saturn (Villa) - a minor testimony but enough to give them the edge. I only spotted this afterwards!

3) Arsenal v Sunderland. Jupiter in 1st. Moon sextile Mars (L4) indicating that Sunderland would score and it would be a close match. I might have gone for a draw here but Arsenal aren't top of the EPL for nothing! Moon is prohibited from making the sextile to Mercury (L7) because it conjoins Saturn first. I realised that in hindsight.

4) Reading v Derby. Pluto on Asc and Mercury in 10th didn't work, or were outweighed by Moon sextile Mars (L10). I was wrong about Derby possibly scoring because again the Moon's sextile to Mercury (L7) was prohibited by Saturn.

5) Fulham v Portsmouth. The only one I got right! Moon in 7th sextile Mercury (L4), no longer prohibited by Saturn as the Moon was just 2' past it. No testimonies for Fulham who, as I said, were only very marginal faves so easier to beat.

Thank you Ficina
It`s good have post match analysis to make sense of it all and to learn from them.

1) All home teams were favourites and apart from Fulham they were odds on faves

There was also a Bolton/Chelsea match where the faves won.
So all in all the faves won except Liverpool. Now it`s a bit odd to ask this as there were a quite few indications for a draw but can anyone come up with any suggestion as to why only this match was a draw?

Ficina, unfortunately I have no time to look all these charts, but what orbis do you allaw for aspect with antiscion?

Probably about 4 or 5 degrees, Goca.

Thanks.

Ficina wrote:
1) All home teams were favourites and apart from Fulham they were odds on faves, meaning there needed to be very strong testimonies for the away team/underdog to get a draw, let alone win. Portsmouth had more of a chance since Fulham were only marginal faves.

5) Fulham v Portsmouth. The only one I got right! Moon in 7th sextile Mercury (L4), no longer prohibited by Saturn as the Moon was just 2' past it. No testimonies for Fulham who, as I said, were only very marginal faves so easier to beat.

Hi Ficina,

Fulham was the initial favorites, but odds fluctuated so much that 30 mins before and up to kick-off, Portsmouth became the favorites.

Something to think about.

And yes, I think you got it right for Arsenal's only goal victory against Sunderland. The game has almost similar chart to ManUtd's 4-0 win over Wigan. The only difference was that Moon Sextile Mars(L4) for Sunderland, which I missed out completely. Since the Asian Handicapp Odds was Arsenal -2, I expected Arsenal to trounce Sunderland, but I was wrong.

Hi leeleelee,

Fulham was the initial favorites, but odds fluctuated so much that 30 mins before and up to kick-off, Portsmouth became the favorites.

Something to think about.

Definitely, yes, that's very interesting. Does this sort of thing happen very often do you know? I'd always thought that football odds were fixed until that Man Utd v Chelsea match, when ManU were initially marginal faves. Then came news of Mourinho's departure and the odds swung drastically in ManU's favour and they ended up odds on.