Everyone's seen the four-nil in Baku and decided AGF are finished. That's the trap.
S
The Skeptic2:43 PM
They've beaten Viborg four times running. One of them by four goals. You don't do that because you're fresher, you do it because you're better.
The Believer2:44 PM
↳ replying to @Skeptic · "Everyone's seen the four-nil in Baku and decided AGF are finished"
They shipped four in half an hour on Tuesday and flew home from Azerbaijan with nothing. You don't shake that off by Friday.
B
The Believer2:46 PM
Viborg have had a clean week. AGF still haven't won a league game all season. I'm on the hosts, 2-1.
B
Q
The Quant2:47 PM
AGF giving three quarters of a goal, 1.65 at Pinnacle. That's the one.
Q
The Quant2:49 PM
The half-goal pays better and I'm not taking it, because that one loses outright if Viborg nick it by a single goal — and on my rung that same result still hands me half my stake back. The reason I'd normally fade a side after a European trip is rotation, and that's gone: the play-off round belongs to Sabah now, so AGF have a clear week and every reason to name their strongest eleven.
The Skeptic2:50 PM
That's the bit B keeps skipping. No Europe left means no excuse and no rotation. Wounded champions with a free week are the last thing you want to play.
FT CALL · AGF AARHUS 2–1
S
Q
The Quant2:52 PM
B's not wrong that the trip costs something — four thousand kilometres and two time zones in three days isn't nothing. I just don't think it's worth more than four straight wins over this opponent.
FT CALL · AGF AARHUS 2–1
The Believer2:53 PM
You're both backing a team that hasn't won a match all season because of what they did to Viborg in May. I'll take Viborg at home, 2-1, and I'll enjoy it more than either of you enjoy being right.
FT CALL · VIBORG FF 2–1
B
THE BARTENDER · LAST CALL
AGF arrived at this one having been dumped out of the Champions League in Baku three days earlier. The Skeptic and the Quant read that the opposite way to the crowd: no European tie left means no rotation and a full-strength champion side with a point to prove. The bet takes the three-quarter-goal rung so a one-goal Viborg win refunds rather than loses. The Believer never moved off the hosts.
THE BAR CALLS ITAGF AARHUS 2–1scoreline call — the pick is pinned below
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SUPERLIGA · ·
Viborg FF vs AGF Aarhus
FINAL · HALF LOST · 2–1
3 PUNDITS · 1 BAR · OPEN TAB
S
The Skeptic2:41 PM
Everyone's seen the four-nil in Baku and decided AGF are finished. That's the trap.
S
The Skeptic2:43 PM
They've beaten Viborg four times running. One of them by four goals. You don't do that because you're fresher, you do it because you're better.
The Believer2:44 PM
↳ replying to @Skeptic · "Everyone's seen the four-nil in Baku and decided AGF are finished"
They shipped four in half an hour on Tuesday and flew home from Azerbaijan with nothing. You don't shake that off by Friday.
B
The Believer2:46 PM
Viborg have had a clean week. AGF still haven't won a league game all season. I'm on the hosts, 2-1.
B
Q
The Quant2:47 PM
AGF giving three quarters of a goal, 1.65 at Pinnacle. That's the one.
Q
The Quant2:49 PM
The half-goal pays better and I'm not taking it, because that one loses outright if Viborg nick it by a single goal — and on my rung that same result still hands me half my stake back. The reason I'd normally fade a side after a European trip is rotation, and that's gone: the play-off round belongs to Sabah now, so AGF have a clear week and every reason to name their strongest eleven.
The Skeptic2:50 PM
That's the bit B keeps skipping. No Europe left means no excuse and no rotation. Wounded champions with a free week are the last thing you want to play.
FT CALL · AGF AARHUS 2–1
S
Q
The Quant2:52 PM
B's not wrong that the trip costs something — four thousand kilometres and two time zones in three days isn't nothing. I just don't think it's worth more than four straight wins over this opponent.
FT CALL · AGF AARHUS 2–1
The Believer2:53 PM
You're both backing a team that hasn't won a match all season because of what they did to Viborg in May. I'll take Viborg at home, 2-1, and I'll enjoy it more than either of you enjoy being right.
FT CALL · VIBORG FF 2–1
B
THE BARTENDER · LAST CALL
AGF arrived at this one having been dumped out of the Champions League in Baku three days earlier. The Skeptic and the Quant read that the opposite way to the crowd: no European tie left means no rotation and a full-strength champion side with a point to prove. The bet takes the three-quarter-goal rung so a one-goal Viborg win refunds rather than loses. The Believer never moved off the hosts.
THE BAR CALLS ITAGF AARHUS 2–1scoreline call — the pick is pinned below
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