25 by Andrew Bevan I was watching the 18.00 CEST game in Norway yesterday, there was one that stood out; Honefoss - Molde, 18.00 CEST 60N10, 10E18 Day Moon, Hour Jupiter - radical by agreement of powers The outstanding factor is POF 26CP42 trine Jupiter, LHr, at 26TA45. This should have been a winning factor for the favourites, Molde (Ole Gunnar Solskjaer's boys..) yet the aspect is cast through signs of short ascension. The match ended 1-1, and was afterwards called 'The Greatest Robbery of All Time'. Molde did everything right and were all over Honefoss with the one 100% chance after another. Yet, they couldn't succeed in getting the deciding goal. This would be the nature of the trine through signs of short of ascension - looking good, but weakened in delivery. http://www.astronor.com Quote Tue May 29, 2012 11:21 am
26 by Andrew Bevan Another odd match this evening in the Norwegian elite division. I just want to pass on my learning; Fredrikstad - Viking, 19..00 CEST 59N13, 10E57 Odds: 2,80 3,40 2,40 Asc 9SC47 MC 1VI35 Moon 19VI40 POF 20AQ44 Day Mars, Hour Venus - agreement powers asc. Fredrikstad have had a very poor start to the season and are trailing in 2nd last position in the league. The guests are favourites. Venus, L7, is LHr and in the same sign at Mercury, L10. The Moon in the 10th applies to Venus by square. And Venus is trine POF - but again through signs of short ascension. One would be apt to believe that the guest, who were the favorites, would get it - and again (like yesterday's match), Viking had ball possesion 63% of the time. Yet the trine through signs of short ascension did not live up to expectation and Fredrikstad won the match 3-0. I do want to have this one in our collection of observations. http://www.astronor.com Quote Tue May 29, 2012 7:32 pm
27 by Tzadde Andrew Bevan wrote:Aftermath: How did Liverpool beat Chelsea 4-1 in this chart? Could this be a good way to work with the problem as to track down the result and scoreline? I'm not sure it can be done, but one testimony would be if Chelsea were shown as scoring - and Liverpool much stronger. I notice that the Moon needs 4# to leave Sagittarius, while Venus, L7, only needs 1# to trine Saturn. If I am welcome here, my opinion is that Saturn (Lord of IC) is exalted and rejoices in 12th House. So Venus applying to a strong indicator of success is a sign of victory. Also, the Lord of MC is in the opposite's party House, effectively taking the first team's victory. Well, I think that's it. Amor ordinem nescit. Love does not know order. - Saint Jerome - Quote Tue May 29, 2012 8:29 pm
28 by Andrew Bevan Thank you for your participation. I am not quite sure which significators you are giving to the home team and which significators are for the guests. Who is Liverpool and who is Chelsea? Venus is given victory, and Lord of the MC in opposite parties house, effictively taking the first team's victory? There might be some interesting points here, but I am not sure whether I am understanding your way of thinking... Liverpool were favourite by odds that were quoted as: 2.09 3.53 3.34 Football continues to puzzle me, but then everyone seems to be doing it at the same time. I would be happy if it were possible to sort out and put aside all the uncertain ones and stick with the safe ones - or is there simply too much going on? http://www.astronor.com Quote Tue May 29, 2012 9:13 pm
29 by Tzadde I was thinking that Asc is the home team and the Desc the guests. But I noticed that chart has Liverpool under date and time, this is the home team? If so, then I think I should bring up the issue of Venus' motion. Back then, when she began to be retrograde, I noticed that she had a perfect trine with Saturn, but the trine didn't become exact. It was only three minutes apart before being exact by minute and second, then Venus began to move in retrograde motion. So this might be the "culprit". One question, tough: did Chelsea do the first goal, then Liverpool did goal four times in a string? If so, this might be the explanation given by Venus' refranation. Amor ordinem nescit. Love does not know order. - Saint Jerome - Quote Thu May 31, 2012 6:27 pm