13 by daz madrigal Jupiters degree is an interesting one ..'a pot of gold at the end of the rainbow'...maybe L7 Spurs have got their eye on the goal of a Euro Champions league place...well its worth its stab I guess or am I wondering into the grounds of fancy. As well as a preference for L7 over L1..likewise goes to 7th house with VE/UR/POF.. 2-1 to Spurs. Mad Daz's Place, quiet but never boring http://pinkmelon.proboards82.com/index.cgi Quote Mon Feb 06, 2012 12:14 pm
14 by Andrew Bevan Well, it's 0-0 and a draw! Radicality by triplicity strikes again! Naturally, the chart has to be balanced and judged as a whole, but Spurs did not travel home empty handed. Quality teams were on both sides of the pitch. 'Quality' was secured, but I don't think the game was all that entertaining... http://www.astronor.com Quote Mon Feb 06, 2012 10:00 pm
15 by Andrew Bevan In the FA cup, Wednesday; Middlesbrough - Sunderland, 19.45 GMT Odds: 3,75 3,30 1,95 Asc 18VI44 MC 14GE39 Moon 1VI18 POF 0AR34 Day Mercury, Hour Mercury - radical by sign/exaltation First, I am a little bit sceptical to these 19.45 GMT games, because there are generally too many of them and seem to be too heavily coloured as a fixture. However, this is a one-off, so let's try it. The chart is radical, but Mercury is destroyed by the detriment Sun. Mercury is L1, so I think this crosses it out for Middlesbrough. The Moon is applying trine to Jupiter, L7, but a little off orb and I think the telling factor is POF conj Venus at 0AR41 in the 7th. Sunderland are the 7th house guests, favourite by odds, and that is who I think will advance to the next round. There are similarities here with the Villa -QPR game played last week (top of page), but the difference is POF conjunct a fortune (the favourite) - conveniently in the 7th. http://www.astronor.com Quote Tue Feb 07, 2012 8:50 pm
16 by GB I think the closest previous match is the Liverpool v Tottenham one from the 6th. The angles are almost exactly the same. Tonight Mercury is separating from the Sun, still combust but perhaps not quite so debilitated. Liverpool v Tottenham was a goalless draw. I'm wondering if we will see a draw again at full-time. As it's a cup replay, do they play extra time? If so, given the slightly improved condition of L1, I would go for Middlesbrough going through by winning in extra time. Quote Wed Feb 08, 2012 5:28 pm
17 by GB The final result, in extra time, was a 1-2 win for Sunderland. well done Andrew At least I was right about it being a draw at the end of ordinary time These cup replays are rather odd in having two results! The draw at full time, and the result after extra time (or three results if it goes to penalties). I think I might keep clear of them in future Graham Quote Wed Feb 08, 2012 10:22 pm
18 by Andrew Bevan GB, you picked the full-time draw! Although I am not sure why you went for Middlesbrough. Mercury was still in a predicament. I think we should be checking whether the Lord of the 10th or the Lord of the planetary Hour combust proves a draw after full time. Middlesbrough seem to be terrific at creating draws. http://www.astronor.com Quote Wed Feb 08, 2012 10:31 pm
19 by daz madrigal On an important side-note, you might be aware of the England Manager farrago..with Capello resigning over the role of John Terry continuing as Capt after 'alledged' racist remarks and the sudden emergence of Harry Redknapp as possible successor a few hours after escaping a remarkable tax evasion charge. Needless to say..the recent Full Moon fell across London's 5th/11th axis of sport. Sabian degree - Sun/ME 18 AQ A FOREST FIRE IS BEING SUBDUED BY THE USE OF WATER, CHEMICALS AND SHEER MUSCULAR ENERGY. I think the FA did a good job in putting out the fire...with Cappelo leading us further into yet another controversy surrounding a badly divided team going into the European Championships. The repucussions on the team would have probably been as bad as they were in South Africa. Time to turn over a new leaf! Mad Daz's Place, quiet but never boring http://pinkmelon.proboards82.com/index.cgi Quote Thu Feb 09, 2012 5:18 pm
20 by Andrew Bevan Friday Feb.10 Nothing much going but there is a game going in League 2. The chart is so spectacular, it might be worth checking out! Southend - Rotherham United, 19.45 GMT Odds: 1,90 3,50 3,70 Asc 21VI01 MC 18GE17 Moon 29VI54 POF 29AR27 Day Venus, Hour Venus - not radical Retrograde Mars, L8, is exact on the ascendant! Are we looking at a red card? could someone get carried off the pitch? Fire, violence, uproar? I don't know. It's another case of Mercury, L1+L10, combust that detrimented Sun. The chart is not radical. That is a notch for the underdog. POF is opposite Saturn. Another underdog testimony. The Moon is VOC - Freaky!!!? ----------------------- PS. I changed my mind regarding whether to buck this game. Southend are in the upper 3 and fighting for advancement, while Rotherham don't seem to be winning any awaygames against strong opponents. Nope! On paper Rotherham aren't good enough. Just put this one on the watchlist! http://www.astronor.com Quote Thu Feb 09, 2012 9:26 pm
21 by Andrew Bevan Southend 0 - 2 Rotherham Wow! What a victory for Rotherham and astrology! http://www.astronor.com Quote Fri Feb 10, 2012 10:04 pm
22 by Andrew Bevan Games for the weekend: Saturday: ManU-Liverpool, 12.45 GMT Odds: 1,90 3,40 4,40 Asc 5CN10 MC 27AQ49 Moon 10LI10 POF 23AQ05 Day Saturn, Hour Moon - radical by sign This chart goes all directions. It's radical, by LHr/L1 is in the same sign as L7. POF is conjunct L4. Best to leave it alone. No need to bet. Spurs-Newcastle, 17.30 GMT Odds: 1,50 4,40 6,30 Asc 27LE21 MC 15TA59 Moon 12LI27 POF 6CP47 Day Saturn, Hour Mercury - radical The Lord of the Hour is in the same sign as the Lord of the ascendant. The chart leans in the direction of Spurs. Sunday: Wolves - WestBrom, 13.30 GMT Odds: 2,45 3,45 2,90 Asc 14CN16 MC 10PI54 Moon 24L55 POF 15PI57 Day Sun, Hour Sun - in same triplicity as Moon Radical by triplicity hints a draw. The lord of the hour is conjunct Mercury, lord of the 4th. A draw would be acceptable. Villa - ManC, 16.00 GMT Odds: 5,25 3,65 1,70 Asc 20CN27 MC 23AR53 Moon 26LI25 POF 23PI31 Day Sun, Hour Mercury - radical by triplicity Radility by triplicity and L1+L7 joined in the 4th house could bury the result and the artist should not be too hasty in giving the victory to ManC. Two testimonies indicate a draw, yet ManC may prosper under the Cancer ascendant. A two way bet seems the best option. http://www.astronor.com Quote Fri Feb 10, 2012 11:50 pm
23 by daz madrigal Saturday: ManU-Liverpool, 12.45 GMT Odds: 1,90 3,40 4,40 Asc 5CN10 MC 27AQ49 Moon 10LI10 POF 23AQ05 Day Saturn, Hour Moon - radical by sign This chart goes all directions. It's radical, by LHr/L1 is in the same sign as L7. POF is conjunct L4. Best to leave it alone. No need to bet. L1 is beseiged so for that reason can't see Man Utd winning this one. Safest bet would be a draw. Mad Daz's Place, quiet but never boring http://pinkmelon.proboards82.com/index.cgi Quote Sat Feb 11, 2012 12:39 pm
24 by Andrew Bevan ManU-Liverpool 2-1 ManU win! ManU were playing at home and were favourites, offering two non-astrological arguments for their preferment. It is important to note the type of radicality for further reference. Radicality 'likes' the default. It would be useful if this were true and we could understand the 'tuning' against other testimonies of the chart and the balance/composure of the contest. It could be a good idea to stay off betting when there is a mixture of testimonies, but the chart can still be discussed in an intelligible manner. Addition: Tottenham - Newcastle 5-0 !! What a show!! I must remember that the lord of the hour was 25AQ46, close to the angle of the Descendant. Also the Lord of the Hour is in the same sign as Lord of the 1st as the primary inication. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sat Feb 11, 2012 3:20 pm