61 by Andrew Bevan Don't worry about Andrew, he's just having a whinge. If we don't understand someone else's abbreviations, we can easily ask Prehaps Russian will do? I think it has to do with respecting that visitors may neither be frequent in the English tongue, nor our astrology, let alone all our abreviations. Personally, I spend enough time with my head in dictionaries. How on earth some of our foreign friends get on, I can only imagine. If the chart is declared radical I want to know the lord of the day, hour, the ascendant and know on what grounds the chart is declared radical. If not, I don't stand a chance - and I introduced the damn thing... Of course, I could always ask newcomers to go through our posts the last few months but that might not be an all too atractive start. My suggestion is that we take a think regarding in which ways the forum can be improved. I would like it to be easy and available to all. Pardon me for blowing the whistle! I realize it probably sounded like a sneeze! Portsmouth-Newcastle 0-0 !! See! Moving away from the favourite! Although not as far as I would have it! Well done, Ficina! I think our overall results and understanding is improving, or am I wrong? Last edited by Andrew Bevan on Sat Apr 12, 2008 6:26 pm, edited 2 times in total. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sat Apr 12, 2008 6:19 pm
62 by Ficina Result: Portsmouth 0 - 0 Newcastle So it was a draw after all. Pity I went for a 2-2 scoreline but hey ho... Interesting that West Brom/Watford which kicked off 5 mins later with virtually identical chart also ended in a draw, 1-1. Quote Sat Apr 12, 2008 6:23 pm
63 by Gem Wow! Great call by Ficina and John How on earth didn't J Defoe score... Quote Sat Apr 12, 2008 6:53 pm
64 by Ficina Thanks guys, and well done to John Very strange afternoon in the Premier League. Out of 7 games, only 2 faves won! Quote Sat Apr 12, 2008 7:19 pm
65 by Ficina Re Liverpool/Blackburn game (details on previous page), this reminds me of that L'pool/Everton game where the chart indicated a win for the underdogs, Everton, but the faves won. As Gem has pointed out, there are two testimonies for Blackburn - Moon opp antiscion POF and antiscion Saturn (L7) conj MC. The only testimony for Liverpool is that the chart is radical. As always, it's very difficult to predict against an odds-on fave playing at home, especially one of the Big Four. I sometimes wonder if antiscial testimonies are sufficient for an underdog to cause any kind of upset. Apparently Liverpool often draw their home games after they've played in Champions League. Could this be another of those occasions? Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 8:29 am
66 by Gem Tough one to call... Sometimes underdogs can overcome odds-on-faves and often cannot... but as you say Liverpool often draw their home games after they've played in Champions League. Could this be another of those occasions? And also it may depend on Blackburn's current form... Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 8:54 am
67 by Ficina And also it may depend on Blackburn's current form Which was much better in the first half of the season. Their more recent successes have been against the lower clubs. I've just noticed that, as you pointed out in the Portsmouth chart, the Asc ruler, Sun, is received by the hour ruler, Mars, which wasn't sufficient for the faves to win, but then the chart wasn't radical. I'm forced to make a decision for my Guardian predictions, so I'm going for a 2-0 win to Liverpool. Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 9:37 am
68 by john Thank you for the kind words on the Conference, the day went very well. I'll post something up on the News Forum, when I have chance, to acknowledge the speakers. I note that I have caused offence by my previous contribution and question. I'll clarify what my thoughts and past questions when I clear as to what constraints are to exist and clear on the confusion that appears to be present now. In an attempt to join in, I have Liverpool/Blackburn as a draw. Interesting comment and comparison on the previous Liverpool/Everton game. Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 10:40 am
69 by Ficina Glad the conference went well, John, and look forward to hearing all about it. I don't see anything offensive in your previous posts but yeah, there does seem to be a bit of confusion around I notice nobody has mentioned the main game of the weekend which is ManU v Arsenal, 4.00pm BST, -1.00, Manchester, Asc 12,47 Virgo. ManU are odds-on faves and home team so I give them Asc. Testimonies for ManU: Chart is radical (hour ruler Venus rules earth triplicity by day) Mercury (L1) trine POF Testimonies for Arsenal: Antiscion Jupiter (L7) conj IC Moon trine antiscion Jupiter This is another difficult one to call but I've gone for a 2-1 win to ManU because I think their testimonies are marginally stronger. Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 12:13 pm
70 by john Congratulations to those for predicting the Liverpool result and to Ficina's lone voice in predicting the Man U result. A good weekend for predictions. Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 6:16 pm
71 by Gem John Pleased to hear that the conference was a success. You didn't cause any offense at all; I suppose I was being a bit dumb asking too many questions (as usual). Ficina You've been doing extremely well Particularly impressive prediciting the correct score for the ManU game Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 8:00 pm
72 by Andrew Bevan Yes, excellent work on the ManU game, Ficina! I loved your reasoning! http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Apr 13, 2008 8:15 pm