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Lincoln City - Hereford
2.25 3.25 3.25
Sincil Bank 53 13 06 N, 00 32 27 W
ASC 06CN47, MC 00PI12, POF 24LE50
Pluto 2:11 from the cadent side.
Red shirt with white stripes, black shorts. Hereford orange kit (away) or home kit white shirt and black shorts.
Hereford will have good chances if they play in orange away shirt (Sun is lord of hour), otherwise the game is Lincoln's following the pattern Pluto conjunct DSC from the cadent side.

Norwich - Leyton Orient
1.57 4.00 6.00
Carrow Road 52 37 19 N, 01 18 31 E
ASC 08CN37, MC 02PI08, POF 26LE40
Pluto 3 degrees from the cadent side. Neptun oposes POF.
Norwich yellow shirt, green shorts.

Preston - Nottingham Forest
3.10 3.40 2.30

Deepdale 53 46 20 N, 02 41 17 W
ASC 05CA40, MC 27AQ57, POF 23LE44
Pluto 4 minutes from the cadent side.
Preston white shirt and grey shorts, NF red shirt and white shorts.
The chart seems more promisin for Preston, but I am toying with draw considerin that Pluto is exactly on DSC.

Reading - WBA
2.62 3.50 2.60
Madejski Stadium 51 25 20 N, 00 58 58 W
ASC 04CN15, MC 29AQ49, POF 22LE18
Pluto 1:21 from the angular side
Reading blue shirt with white stripes and blue shorts, WBA black kit.

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Torquay - Carlisle
2.50 3.30 2.87
Plainmoor 50 28 35 N, 03 31 26 W
ASC 00CN54, MC 27AQ05, POF 18LE57
hour on the brink from Saturn's to Jupiter
Torquay yellow, Carlisle red (away) or blue shirt and white shorts (home).
Draw after regular time and win in ET or penalties for Carlisle. North Node on DSC may give advantage to the guest.


Sheff Utd - Aston Villa
3.50 3.40 2.10

Bramall Lane 52 22 33 N, 01 28 15 W
ASC 06CA11, MC 29AQ14, POF 24LE14,
Pluto 37 minutes from the cadent side

SU - red shirt with white stripes and black shorts, AV - black.

Southampton - Blackpool
1.90 3.75 3.75

St Mary's stadium 50 52 21, 01 23 28W
ASC 03CN18, MC 29AQ19, POF 21LE21
Pluto 2:18 from the angular side
Southampton white, Blackpool orange

Stoke - Cardiff
1.80 3.60 4.50
Britannia stadium 52 59 18 N, 02 10 32 W
ASC 05CN06, MC 28AQ29, POF 23LE09
Pluto 30 minutes from the angular side

Stoke red shirt with white stripes and white shorts, Cardiff - black away kit or blue shirt and white shorts home kit.

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West Ham - Barnsley
1.70 3.80 5.00

Boleyn Ground 51 31 55N, 00 02 22W,
ASC 05CN12, MC 00PI43, POF 23LE15
Pluto 24 minutes from the angular side

WH - claret, Barnsley white shirt and violet shorts.


Sunderland - Notts County
1.44 4.20 8.00
Stadium of Lights 54 54 52 N, 01 23 18 W
ASC 08CN16, MC 29AQ19, POF 26LE18 (opposes Neptun, partile opposition)
Pluto 3:40 from the cadent side
Sunderland red shirt with white stripes and black shorts. Notts County yellow (away), black shirt with white stripes and black shorts (home).

Scunthorpe - Everton
6.50 4.00 1.53
Glanford Park 53 35 12 N, 0 41 43W
ASC 07CN06, MC 00PI03, POF 25LE10
Pluto 1:40 from the cadent side
Scunthorpe - claret, Everton - blue

Swansea - Colchester
1.53 4.00 6.50

Liberty stadium Swansea 51 38 32 N, 03 56 06W

ASC 01CA54, MC 26AQ40, POF 19LE57
North Node on DSC. I will go for Swansea however North Node on DSC seems to favour the guest.

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Well, I didn't get much right 10 from 24, but seem to be on the right track how to differentiate the almost the same charts.
Pluto conjunct DSC did not work as I thought - fave win if conjunct from a cadent side, underdog if from an angular side. Unfortunately, no convincing correlation. In some charts it worked, but in some not. Obviously other testimonies should have been taken into account.

One correlation I found, there were 2 games with POF partile opposition Neptun and in both the underdog won - Norwich - Leyton Orient at odds 6.00, and Sunderland - Notts County at odds 8.00.

As regards Pluto conjunct DSC from the cadent side (orb not exceeding 2 degrees) from 9 games in 6 the fave won (except games Hull - Wigan, Lincoln City - Hereford the away underdog won, Doncaster - Wolves was draw).
From angular side Pluto conjunct DSC (orb 2 degrees) from six games only in one the underdog win (Reading - West Bromich, reading was a marginal underdo), one was draw Stoke - Cardiff. So Pluto conjunct DSC from the angular side seemed not to negatively affect the faves.

South Node on ASC had no effect on the home faves (Swansea - Colchester, Torquay - Carlisle). In both cases the faves won (I went for Swansea's victory and draw in Torguay - Carlisle).

I admit that I got some wrong because of the colours. Teams might have played in other colours as I took for the starting point of my analysis.

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We have had a rather unusual Sunday afternoon in the English Premier League, all four matches were drawn:

12-00 Birmingham 1 - 1 Aston V.
12-00 Sunderland 1 - 1 Newcastle
14-05 Liverpool 2 - 2 Everton
16-10 Tottenham 0 - 0 Man Utd

Even allowing for three of the matches being local derbys which can increase the chances of a draw, all four matches drawn gives cause for thought. Given the different kick-off times we are probably not dealing with LH or the rulers of H1/H7. That seems to suggest either something to do with the Moon's zodiac position or its aspects, or the house position of the PoF (or another part based on an angle).

Moon was in Gemini all day, but then so it was for all Saturday's matches, and I can't see any obvious aspect issues. :-?

PoF was in H6, while yesterday it was in H5 for the 15-00 matches. Does anyone have any experience with the effect of the PoF by house?

Of course, the four draws might just be a coincidence, but I tend to think that this type of unusual result has something to teach us. I'm just not sure what as yet :???:

Lots of thinking needed.

G.

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You are looking for something unique to the Premier League, then. It's a few weeks since I went on a draw-hunt, wIthout finding what I was lookng for. However, the Sun is still in Capricorn disposed by the exalted Saturn in Libra. The Moon applied to Saturn by trine.

As far as extemes are concerned, the Moon in Gemini is disposed by Mercury who was applying to Pluto.

This does not answer your question - but discusses it. From where I am sitting it seems as if several divisions are tighter this year than I can ever remember having seen. Although Ficina might have a better perspective on that. I am not sure whether I want to start sorting out the odds and ends of such tight contests. There are no favourites - to put it like that. But it could still be an interesting study. Different years prove leagues to be composed of different collectives of teams. So differnt seasons may have different characteristics and follow a path of their own...
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Yes, I was looking just at the Premier League. I feel that the large number of people who watch those matches and the large number who follow the results makes them a better test of the astrology than the lower divisions (and yes, I should look at the top divisions is Spain, France Italy, etc.)

You make an interesting point about the Moon and Saturn. In a month's time on Saturday 12 February we again have Sun in Aquarius disposed by the exalted Saturn and the Moon is again applying to the trine of Saturn, although the trine is much wider than today. It will be interesting to see how many draws we get then. Also, there is another derby: Man Utd and Man City.

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We have to realize that the four draws is a 'league-thing'. Or else there would be an equal display of football draws all over the globe, which there is not. However, it is possible to speak in generals where either Saturn buries the contest or lays the battle 'on ice' - so there is no winner. Or the result has been moved away from the favourite, where I expect that the draw was attracting the highest odds in each of the 4 matches.

This thing with the state of the dispositor of the Moon could be worth giving more consideration. Mercury does apply to Pluto, but Pluto is 5CP53 which is in exact conjunction to the position where Mercury made his first station on Dec 10. So Pluto has Mercury under his control and inspection.

Maybe the Moon's application to Saturn is more crucial because it is Saturn's only aspect. The incoming Moon gets all the attention from the singleton. And then the Moon translates the light from Venus, Saturn's dispositor, up ahead to Saturn - so Saturn is temporarily 'parked' or 'checked' and the suggestion on balance or contentment might seem more valid.
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Thank you for those thoughts Andrew; they are very interesting and worth careful consideration. I was particularly interested in what you said about a single aspect:
Andrew Bevan wrote:Maybe the Moon's application to Saturn is more crucial because it is Saturn's only aspect. The incoming Moon gets all the attention from the singleton.
I have noticed a few times before that where there is only one aspect to a significant planet, then it seems to dominate the chart.

Much thinking and looking at past charts to do :)

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Hi,

I have been reading through the various theories here about how to predict the results of soccer matches using astrology. I would like to offer my own but there is too much to it to outline here, so I have made a website to that end. I have also used a couple of the drawn games mentioned above to illustrate my method in action.

The link is in my signature.

EDIT: well it should be. Here it is for anyone interested: http://sportsastrology.webs.com