I was just checking the Norway results when I realised you had posted, Andrew.

That was unlucky on the last game, but overall good predictions.

My accumulator for the 5 Premiership games is still alive and will have to wait for the game tomorrow evening to see if my luck(predictions) still stands examination!!

Hello Andrew, Hi John,

Thank you very much for your posts.
Tomorrow in Premier L. I vote for the home team. I started to try a completely different system than you, and it is still in the experimental phase. I hope that I can provide valuable results soon.

John,

Would you please write to me a few words about the importance of cadent Moon and what are the signs in a chart that point to a draw?

Thanks.

Diamoond wrote:Tomorrow in Premier L. I vote for the home team

Why? We have to quote the match details and the astrological resoning for our judgement if we wish to make progress. The basic game and chart data should also be included for the benefit of other readers visiting the site. Not everyone has the time, and particulary in hindsite, to recover the match details and calculate a chart. I would strongly urge and encourage participants to adopt a certain mal (with variations) that we all can understand and do research on.

By the way, bookmakers consider it more likely that ManC win 5-0 rather than Newcastle winning 0-1.

I am not prepared to present the details for tommorrow's games this evening, but the chart for the ManC game tomorrow is not radical (!!), however, Jupiter, L10, is conjunct Fortuna. How is this likely to spin off? Does the lack of radicality show up in the scoreline?

Hi Diamond

Thanks for your comments
As Andrew has suggested it would be helpful if you included details of the game you are considering. (Andrew has been good enough this weekend do this for all the games)
Provide some astrological thought/reasoning for your prediction and we can look at that, as well as discussing VOC Moon, or anything else that seems appropriate.

Thanks

My fast estimate made yesterday for the ManC game was an hour out (due to Summertime and time zones). Jupiter is not conjunct Fortuna. In fact, I cannot see any advantage to the home team, except maybe Uranus trine MC. The chart is not radical, and the lord of the Hour is in the same sign as the Lord of the 4th - which astrologically could push the result away from the favourite.

Expectations toward City are high. Could Newcastle have any change of stealing points here in terms of a draw?

Newcastle chanceless! ManC 4-0!
It will be interesting to see how the season progresses, because ManC top the table after the first round - with a chart that isn't even radical. A favourite who can win non-radical matches, we have to open our eyes up for. Reminds me of Arsenal in 2007-2008!

In the Norwegian Tippeliga, Lillestrom and Stromsgodset played 1-1. This would have been easier to predict, because the chart was radical by triplicity. Stromsgodet look as if they were going to win, though, but Lillestrom put on pressure towards the end of the game - and a Stromsgodset defender was unfortunate and put the ball in his own net in overtime... I guess he had a bad day!

Predicting football games still feels 'messy' or too artful - if nobody minds me saying. This doesn't mean to say that we haven't accomplished anything, but there are too many considerations that could be like follows;

Radicality will cause the favourite to win, or save the favourite from loosing, unless...

Lack of radicality will push the result away from the favourite, unless... and in which case it means...

Radicality by triplicity likes to share things around and is inclined to a draw, unless...

The 10th house and its Lord shows victory, or may give preference to the home team or the favourite. The 4th house and its Lord bury the result and may provide a draw, unless providing an advantage to the away team or the underdog...

Anyone get what I mean? It is not that we cannot sort games out that can be predicted. Rules may even be team-specific, ie. under certain conditions ManC will prevail regardless of... But we have to do our homework and look for structure and order, or else we are no better than anyone else and simply kidding ourselves.

Hi Andrew,

For my part I don?t see these football games as issues of two factors/teams/planets to be weighed.

I?m just looking at each game as a quality of time ?moment?, rather than a competition and starting from there.

I had a good weekend this time and fully accept that I may ?crash and burn? next time.

As methods become more complex, with the ?exceptions? and the ?unless? coming into play then I?ve just taken the opinion that I must be going down a cul-de-sac and simply stopped trying to fathom the unfathomable.

There has to be ?commingling? of factors to determine an outcome, although I?m attempting to stay clear of radicality, triplicity, etc. I acknowledge that this has produced good results over a number of years for yourself and others (are you now questioning this?).

I just want to know will that ?moment? produce an outcome or with the best intentions nothing will come of the matter, i.e., a draw.

Perhaps I am also kidding myself? If you would permit me to run with the thoughts I have on the upcoming games, I?ll also know whether to keep quiet and withdraw.

John! Good response!
Well done, congratulations and look forward to reading more of your work!

Hello Sports Fans!!

There is a mid week Premiership game:

Chelsea v Aston Villa

19.45BST

ASC 21Pi20, MC 26Sa40, Moon 09Pi06, POF 11Vi09

With Moon to aspect the Nodes, oppose POF and then its exalted dispositor it would suggest the possibility of a surprise. Perhaps, a good reason to sit back and observe.

This said, with the Moon Cadent all these possibilities may come to nought and so an expected result- Chelsea win?

Chelsea - Villa 2-1

The favourites did well yesterday. Rosenborg at home in Trondheim also beating Valerenga 2-1 in the Norwegian Cup at the odds of 1,4:1. Fortuna sextile the Sun seemed to be the counting factor. Valerenga equalized to 1-1 in the 87th minute (the chart was radical by triplicity), but Rosenborg scored the winning goal in extra time.