61 by taurean Re Arsenal: Congrats, Ficina! Re Birmingham: half time 1:0. When Mars goes "above the line" soon, ManUtd probably will have a chance to equalize. Ongoing Roma-Chievo (started 18:00 local time), Roma red-Mars, Chievo yellow-Sun, both below the line at first, but when Mars went above, almost exactly, a penalty was awarded for Roma - it's an other question that the keeper saved. Quote Sat Jan 09, 2010 6:30 pm
62 by Ficina Thank you, both Exciting game - Everton twice took the lead with Arsenal scoring their second equaliser in injury time. Yes, the B'ham/ManU game certainly followed the script in the 1st half. Stand by for Mars crossing..... Quote Sat Jan 09, 2010 6:44 pm
63 by Andrew Bevan B'ham - ManU 1-1 ! Now there is a funny thing among all these postponed matches (with no winners, as John would say). Premiership: Arsenal - Everton 2-2, B'ham - ManU 1-1. The top match played in the Championship was between Cardiff and Blackpool 1-1, and in League One Leeds and Wycombe played 1-1, too. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sat Jan 09, 2010 8:19 pm
64 by GB As both the Arsenal (1500) match and the Birmingham (1730) match were draws, along with a number of lower division 1500 matches, I looked for the factors common to the two times. Clearly, it can not have been angle aspects or other factors that changed rapidly. First, all today's matches have Moon in Scorpio. From my analysis of over 1500 Premier matches I find this produces an excess of drawn matches - not a huge excess, but a significant excess. The more interesting factor is that both times have Saturn as L7 (Capricorn on the Desc at 1500, Aquarius at 1730). Currently, Venus and Saturn are in mutual reception. IF (and I realise this is controversial) this allows me to exchange Venus and Saturn, and treat Venus at L7, then I can look at the history of Venus as L7 and combust. Again, from my history of games, those with a combust Venus as L7 result in draws over 50% moe frequently than expected: 40% draws rather than the average of 25%. Finally, at 1500 PoF is in the 11th house and at 1730 in the 3rd (assuming the definition chages at night); however, both positions produce an excess of draws, historically. Quote Sat Jan 09, 2010 11:03 pm
65 by Ficina In six of the seven games played yesterday, the teams signified by a planet above the horizon either won or drew, while those signified by a planet below the horizon either lost or drew. There was one game (Cardiff/Blackpool) where both planets were above the horizon - a draw. This is getting a bit spooky! Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 10:31 am
66 by john Congratulations on the predictions for yesterday. I didn't even get the pools panels results right As far as the goals went, Arsenal scored as the planetary hour changed from sun to venus, and the last goal after then MC had moved over into Aries As for the Everton goals, for the first- mercury had gone beneath the horizon and the POF was just about to perfect the sextile to the MC. On the second goal the nodes had recently crossed the horizon! I'll have to look up these additional Arabic Parts and include them: Sudden advancement, triumph, success and conquest from what I can recall. When looking at more than one testimony for the underdogs, how extensive is the checklist now? Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 11:44 am
67 by Andrew Bevan Scottish Cup Hamilton - Glasgow Rangers, 12.15 Odds:8,50 4,50 1,30 Asc 20TA11 MC 18CP06 Moon 26SC54 POF 26PI57 Day Sun, Hour Jupiter - radical, same powers as Venus This should be a good chart. Venus, L1, is combust. The Moon is in the 7th and is trine POF. The guests are favourites and should have no problems. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:13 pm
68 by Ficina Hamilton (red) - Mars below horizon; Rangers (blue) - Jupiter above horizon. Agree, Rangers win. Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 12:40 pm
69 by Andrew Bevan Hamilton lead 3-2 after 45 minutes!! At first they seemed to be in complete peril with Rangers scoring 2 goals in the first 30 minute. Then after 39 minutes of play something happened. First they were awarded a penalty and then they scored two more goals in the final minutes of the first half. I have got the orb from Venus to the Sun's centre as 19'10" when the match started. It was down to 18'46" when they were awarded the penalty and scored. Then the orb was 18'43" at the end of the first half. I am just asking - but are we observing Venus entering cazimi, or is it something else? The game is not finished yet and Rangers have equalized to 3-3. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 1:46 pm
70 by Ficina There's still 10 minutes to go but I'm lining up my excuses just in case Are we going for Leicester to beat Ipswich in the Championship game later on (ko 3pm)? It's Jupiter/Mars again! Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 2:02 pm
71 by Andrew Bevan There's still 10 minutes to go but I'm lining up my excuses just in case. Hamilton - Rangers 3-3 I don't get it. Where did the draw come from? Does Venus conjunct Sun simply love draws? In the Norwegian ice-hockey league the other day, all four matches ended a draw (high odds because of the number of goals in ice-hockey). The collected odd were 371:1 and one player who played ?20 collected over ?7100 on the four draws. Source: VG Last edited by Andrew Bevan on Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:49 pm, edited 1 time in total. http://www.astronor.com Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:08 pm
72 by GB Venus L1 and combust has, historicaly, produced 60% home wins and 33% draws, only 7% have been away wins. Graham Quote Sun Jan 10, 2010 3:48 pm