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York City are yet to travel to three of the top eight teams, their nine game winning run was ended by Histon last week. The pitfalls of football betting were in stark evidence as I had failed to back them for any of the previous nine matches but thought they were good value to rack up a tenth at the Cambridgeshire outfit. I listened in to the last twenty minutes on BBC York’s online service and it never looked like they would find the extra gear to beat their hosts. All credit to Histon for managing to stop The Minstermen’s runaway train which got back on the rails with a win at Kettering on Saturday. It just goes to show how resilient Stevenage and Oxford have been that there could still be a gap between those teams after such a prolific period for Martin Foyle’s side. York’s midweek game has been postponed due to the FA Trophy giving Stevenage a perfect chance to seize on any slip ups by Oxford just down the road in neighbouring Bedfordshire. Graham Westley was a fully deserving recipient of the January ‘manager of the month’ award and I’ll be looking forward to presenting him with the Champagne and the trophy before his side’s clash with Mansfield. Stevenage are favourites for the game at 8/11 and it’s clear to see why, if anything, that should be a little shorter. Visitors Mansfield have struggled to hit any kind of rhythm and possess very poor statistics when playing away to the better teams in the division. In eight away games against teams in the top half of the table The Stags have won just two, losing the other six. They’ve failed to score in three of those matches and only kept a clean sheet once. Boro’s record at Broadhall Way is almost immaculate and I expect a tough evening for David Holdsworth’s team. A 2-0 home win is available at 6/1 and that would be my call. Stevenage had the tightest defence in the division conceding just 0.72 goals per game, keeping clean-sheets in nearly 50% of their matches.

If results go their way Rushden & Diamonds can move up to fourth in the table. That’s a great achievement from manager Justin Edinburgh and his squad. They’re 8/15 favourites at home to Eastbourne Borough on Tuesday. Amazingly Borough have lost just two of their last ten games in the league but have dropped to 19th in the table because of a so many drawn matches. Rushden are on an unbeaten run of five, but I could fancy the draw here at 13/5 as the pressure could tell on the Diamonds. Hayes & Yeading host hapless Grays and the Middlesex side are the shortest price of the night to win this at 1/2. Ebbsfleet are in superb form and have lifted themselves out of the relegation zone in recent weeks but their price of 6/5 looks restrictive against a tough to beat Histon outfit. I’d favour another draw here at 23/10. Wrexham disappointed again on Saturday as they undone all their recent hard work with a defeat at Eastbourne. They are 4/5 to bounce back at home to Tamworth, who have a few big scalps already this season. There are two games in the FA Trophy and I like the look of extra-time in the Gateshead versus Barrow replay, a draw is 23/10. I’ve saved the best bet for last and I think that Salisbury should confirm their tag as 6/5 home favourites against a Cambridge United side that are in freefall in the league. Martin Ling’s team lost their sixth straight Blue Square Premier match on Saturday and haven’t found the net in over 300 minutes of football.

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According to the bookies odds the winds of change will have blown across the Irish political landscape with a Fine Gael / Labour coalition the bookies red-hot 1/2 favourite.

A return to power by the incumbents is the 5/2 second favourite followed by a somewhat unlikely, but not completely improbable, partnership between Fianna Fail and Labour at odds of 5/1.

Paddy Power are also offering odds of 4/9 that the incinerator becomes operational in the year 2014 or later.

Paddy Power said, “According to our odds it seems very likely that Enda Kenny will be the man to throw the switch to ignite a new era for Irish waste disposal but exactly when this happens is anyone’s guess!”

Under what government will the Poolbeg Incinerator open?
1/2 FG/LAB
5/2 FF/Green
5/1 FF/Lab
(Others on request)

When will the Poolbeg Incinerator open?
13/8 Before 2014
4/9 2014 or later

All prices remain subject to fluctuation.

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Success for Fianna Fail in Dublin South is considered less likely according to the bookies odds of 14/1 with both The Green Party and Sinn Fein complete outsiders in the betting at odds of 50/1 and 100/1 respectively.

Paddy Power said, “This could be an excellent opportunity for Labour to get a foothold in Dublin South and early betting trends suggest that punters believe that’s the case.”

Dublin South By-Election
5/6 Fine Gael
5/6 Labour
14/1 Fianna Fail
50/1 Green Party
100/1 Sinn Fein

All prices remain subject to fluctuation.

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So far all attempts to find the precious rock have proved fruitless but County Donegal has now entered the race as a hot contender at 5/4 following new reports from Astronomy Ireland that it may have landed further north.

Not only are punters eager to bet on where the precious rock will be found but they’re also keen to put their money on whether or not it will be found at all as well as the chance of traces of primitive life being found on the meteorite.

It’s 2/5 with Paddy Power that the valuable space rock is found and just 7/4 it will remain a lost object forever.

As for what might happen the rock once the public get their hands on it? Paddy Power are betting 13/8 it will go on display in the National Museum, 40/1 it goes on display at the upcoming Meteor Music Awards, 33/1 it gets sold to NASA and 1000/1 it gets positioned on top of the Spire in O’Connell Street. There’s even 33/1 available that it will be snapped up by The Hard Rock Café!

And if that wasn’t enough to fire punters up, the cheeky bookie has also opened betting on what name the meteorite will be given. It’s 8/1 to be nicknamed ‘Shamrock’, 14/1 to be dubbed ‘Dickie Rock’ and 80/1 to be landed with the name ‘Sharon Stone’!

Will the Meteorite be found?
2/5 Yes
7/4 No

Where will the Meteorite be found?
4/6 Cavan
5/4 Donegal
8/1 Monaghan
8/1 Longford
12/1 Leitrim
14/1 Meath
20/1 Westmeath
20/1 Louth

Specials
3/1 Primitive life to be found on the Meteorite
5/1 The Meteorite to be the oldest object on Earth

What will happen to the Meteorite?
13/8 Put on display in museum
10/1 Cut up and framed and sold to tourists
25/1 Bought by Meteor
33/1 Be sold to NASA
33/1 Bought and put on display by the Hard Rock Café
40/1 Put on display at the upcoming Meteor Awards
50/1 Sold to Russian Government
100/1 Be sold to Richard Branson
1000/1 Put on top of the Spire in O’Connell Street

What will the Meteorite be named after?
8/1 Shamrock
10/1 Stephen Gately
12/1 Michael Jackson
14/1 Dickie Rock
20/1 Bono
20/1 Sean Quinn
25/1 Westlife
33/1 Gay Byrne
40/1 Robbie Keane
50/1 Jedward
50/1 Enya
80/1 Sharon Stone
100/1 Bertie Ahern
100/1 Brian Cowen

How old will the Meteorite be?
6/4 Under a Billion Years Old
3/1 1 Billion – 2 Billion
7/4 2.5 Billion – 4 Billion
5/1 4.5 Billion or older

What type of Meteorite will it be?
2/5 Stony
5/2 Iron
8/1 Stony-Iron

How much will it sell for?
6/1 Less than $100 per gram
8/1 $100 – $250
9/2 $251 – $400
3/1 $401 – $550
5/2 $551 – $700
4/1 $701 – $850
9/1 $851 – $1000
5/1 Over $1000 per gram

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