49 by SusieN This is from the Guardian site: "95 mins: FULL TIME. Stoke's final corner is hacked away and that's it for this afternoon. That was an extraordinary match. the first half was dire. The second half was like pantomime, with goals, dodgy decisions, bizarre tactics and a complete lack of calm, measured football. But it was fun for the neutral in the end and three very important points for Everton." Did the astrology show me that? Well, maybe both sigs not well dignified, and the Moon in loosely-wired Pisces..... Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 2:34 pm
50 by Andrew Bevan Stoke-Everton 2-3 ! I should have known better than to try and defy John! Well done! Although I'm quite sure whether I understood how Everton did it. It must have been Anichebe.. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 2:34 pm
51 by Ficina Yes, the second half was very exciting. I had it on a live stream - not a brilliant picture but at least I could watch everything as it happened. I'm very pleased the way the Jupiter-ruled Moon performed yesterday and today. Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 2:42 pm
52 by Andrew Bevan Let me just ask about the QPR-Southampton game, 16.00 BST. It does have an individual time for its start. In this chart the Moon is L7 and opposes Saturn L1. Venus, who is L4, is stronger than Mars L8. Venus, Lady of the hour, proves the chart radical by ruling the CP asc by triplicity - but she is Lady of the 4th. Where does this take us? A score draw? http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 2:47 pm
53 by john It's not often I go against the perceived wisdom and get a prediction right. I was wanting the final whistle to blow 5 mins into the second half when it was 0-2. Quite a roller coaster of a game. We've got it again tomorrow night with Spurs/Villa. Andrew, had a quick look at the Qpr game. Can see why you think a draw. It'll be interesting to see how the Moon Saturn opposition plays out, could favour the home side. Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:00 pm
54 by SusieN I think it was John who had an astrologer friend who predicted outcome by looking at L10 and L4 . I think L4 showed the outcome of the L7 team. Is that right John? Thinking out loud here.... BTW: well done John! Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:00 pm
55 by john Susie, thanks for the question. Apologies to Ficina, you raised the same question and I didn't come back to you. The Dennis Elwell talk about sports predictions gave the 1st house to the home/favourite and the 7th to the away/underdogs. For the result, the guidance was look to the 10th for the fav/home and the 4th for the underdog/away team. This was at a talk in Blackpool in the early 1990's. (possibly 1992). This was mentioned briefly during his talk. There was no guidance on how the houses should be looked at. Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:09 pm
56 by Ficina Re QPR/Soton It'll be interesting to see how the Moon Saturn opposition plays out, could favour the home side. I agree. Also Moon conj antiscion Mars (L10). Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:15 pm
57 by Andrew Bevan Dennis Elwell - a gentleman that certainly should be quoted! Thank you, John! QPR- Southampton 4-1 !! JOHNJOHNJOHNJOHN !! Everything right! Now Southampton collected a Red Card ofter 30 minutes! Is that the Moon coming opposite Saturn? I was just wondering how the home team L1 comes tops on the opposition of L7. Is it because the Moon applies to and fortifies the Moon - aspect irrelavant? http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Sep 14, 2008 3:35 pm
58 by Ficina Andrew, the Moon showing the flow of the action applied to L1 and antiscion L10. Both these testimonies favoured the home team/faves. This has been seen to work even when the aspect is an opposition or square. There were no testimonies for the away team/underdogs. I wish the Prem games were so clear cut. Most of this weekend's games had testimonies for both sides and were very difficult to sort out. At least I thought so Quote Mon Sep 15, 2008 8:56 am
59 by Gem It seems John had a good weekend, well done To be honest, I couldn't really make up my mind about Everton/Stoke. Neither can I decide between Spurs, draw and Villa tonight at 20:00. The LOH being Venus, radicality is iffy (disadvantage for Spurs). But the Moon's dispositor Jupiter on the MC trining the L10 looks good for them. The Moon's close square with Pluto and inconjunct POF may or may not have any effects. Any idears? Last edited by Gem on Mon Sep 15, 2008 12:11 pm, edited 1 time in total. Quote Mon Sep 15, 2008 9:19 am
60 by Ficina Gem, the chart is radical by triplicity - Venus and Mars both in Libra. I also noticed that Mars is conj POS. Not something I'd usually look at but have you found it to work in the past? I wasn't sure either about the Moon/Pluto but thought it might limit the number of goals even though Moon is still in Pisces. Perhaps not the 4-4 thriller we had last season Quote Mon Sep 15, 2008 9:51 am