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Andrew Bevan

Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway
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| Posted: Tue Jul 03, 2012 9:51 pm Post subject: Football July 2012 |
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The advantage with summer games is that there is less going on and it is generally easier to find a one-off game with an individual starting time. There was a beautiful game in the Swedish Premier league (Allsvenskan) today, and the chart is worth showing:
Djurgaarden - Göteborg, 19.00 CEST, Stockholm
Odds: 2,75 3,20 2,50
Asc 5SG57 MC 16LI27 Moon 11CP05 POF 4GE54
Day Mars, Hour Venus - radical
Göteborg are favourites by odds. The lord of the ascendant is joined with POF and the Lady of the Hour and L1 are in the same sign. The game ended 3-2 to Djurgaarden.
There is a game being played in the Norwegian 2nd division on Wednesday at 15.00 CEST, Molde, 62N44, 7E11, between Traeff and Skeid;
Traeff - Skeid, 15.00 CEST
Odds: 2,90 4,25 1,92
Asc 20LI42 MC 2LE50 Moon 23CP10 POF 0TA56
Day Mercury, Hour Venus - radical
Venus, LHr, is exact sextile her dispositor, Mercury, in the 10th - so I am inspecting whether this will be sufficient for the favourite. If the home team should win, then it is L1 in exact aspect to a planet in the 10th that takes advantage. _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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Andrew Bevan

Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway
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| Posted: Wed Jul 04, 2012 9:55 pm Post subject: |
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The Traeff - Skeid match ended 2-1 which gives testimony to Venus as L1.
It is possible that the match was too small for significance. The odds may have been wrong. I checked the division and the two teams were evenly matched. Skeid has strong traditions, but there is no reason why Traeff should have lost advantage of the home ground. Only 35 spectators were present, so only a handful of people related to the club would be likely to back the game..  _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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johannes susato
Joined: 04 Jan 2009 Posts: 1014
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| Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 8:25 am Post subject: |
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Thanks for posting the chart and sharing the dates of these matches, Andrew!
Trying to understand and follow the rules given by Frawley these data help a lot.
Johannes |
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Andrew Bevan

Joined: 20 Dec 2005 Posts: 4250 Location: Oslo, Norway
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| Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 10:48 am Post subject: |
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As long as you realize I am not following Frawley that's OK by me!  _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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johannes susato
Joined: 04 Jan 2009 Posts: 1014
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| Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 11:46 am Post subject: |
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| Andrew Bevan wrote: | As long as you realize I am not following Frawley that's OK by me!  |
Andrew, there is not the least doubt at all that on this forum you are on your own way! And as to the Euro 2012 football event with double success over all other members, when my understanding of someone else in this forum and my own estimation is correct
Compared with the bounty of rules your judgements are considering those given by Frawly are quite cramped and thus for a beginner in this field of astrology easier to follow. The end open.
In horaries for me Lilly is the first reference.
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Andrew Bevan

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| Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 11:58 am Post subject: |
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Johannes. My outbox my not be working, so I do not seem be able to communicate with you beyond thread. Do you have an email adress?  _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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johannes susato
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| Posted: Fri Jul 06, 2012 7:56 pm Post subject: |
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Yes, Andrew, I have an e-mail adress. I'll send it
tomorrow by e-mail via your homepage e-mail adress.
Johannes |
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Andrew Bevan

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| Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 1:07 pm Post subject: |
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Ukraina
Shakhtar Donetsk - Metalurg Donetsk, 18.00 GMT
Odds: 1,30 4,75 8,00
Asc 0AQ50 MC 29SC04 Moon 15AR15 POF 27LI13
Day Mars, Hour Saturn - radical by sign
The chart is radical. Saturn, L1, is in the same sign as POF and Mars, L10. The Asc and MC are joined by antiscia. POF is on the antiscia of Neptune. The latter could be a testimony for a draw, but Neptune is in the 1st house. Significators of the 7th are not fortified as I can see. Shakhtar should win as the odds suggest. _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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Andrew Bevan

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| Posted: Tue Jul 10, 2012 8:02 pm Post subject: |
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The match ended 2-0.
I collect a 30% interest on my placement.
Favorites work - as long as there is a good argument for their success!
Here is a cool chart for a game played tomorrow, Wednesday, in Arctic Norway;
Adeccoligaen (1st division)
Alta - Strommen, 18.00 CEST - 69N55, 23E12
Odds: 1.84 3.48 3.76
Asc 17SC56 MC 14LI18 Moon 26AR16 POF 24LE27
Day Mercury, Hour Moon - radical by shared powers with sign, but sign of fall.
Backing the favourite in this game seems risky. I am wondering whether Strommen can capture all the points. Venus is Lady of both 7th and 10th, and is disposed by Mercury.
Mercury is in the same sign as POF, and casts his antiscia exactly to the Descendant.
Now I am by no means sure, but it seems like an interesting case.
PS. According to Placidus it is the Hour of Jupiter. House systems vary significantly at extreme latitudes. In this case the Lord of the Hour is with the Lord of the 7th, giving preference to the guests.
Then in the Norwegian Premier League (Tippeligaen);
Odd Grenland - Valerenga , 19.00 CEST - 59N12, 9E35
Odds: 2.07 3.36 3.30
Asc 5SG45 MC 15LI51 Moon 26AR46 POF 12VI44
Day Mercury, Hour Saturn - radical by triplicity, JU and SA in Air
Jupiter, L1, is basically sitting on the descendant and should do it for the home team. However, Mercury, L7, is semi-sextile POF and there is that radicality by the mutual triplicity of LHr and L1 - so the draw is still a possibility. Mercury semi-sextile POF through signs of long ascension feels like insurance for the guests.
Radicality by triplicity is interesting. It often gives a clue to the draw, because 'triplicities share things around'. But I think I am applying the rule in flexible terms and occasionally still find advantage for the favourite. In this particular case, Saturn, LHr, may have a hold on things because he is elevated above Jupiter and exalted. Jupiter is angular, yet in his detriment. There is no saying how this will work out - but it is something to watch if we are going to learn new things about radicality and the importance of the Lord of the Hour. _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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Andrew Bevan

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| Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 5:53 pm Post subject: |
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Alta - Strommen 2-3 !
£20 on this game at the odds of 4:1 gave me a £60 reward!
I decided to go for the single and not back Odd - Valerenga.
Odd-Valerenga 2-3 !
Thank heavans I had got the sense to leave this one alone. Now Odd really wasted their chances in this match and had ball possesion 70% of the time. However, it's the goals that count and it might take some figuring out how Valerenga went home with 3 point this evening. Mercury semisextile POF through signs of long ascension? However, the numerous goals was not suprizing. I do think the chart sugested goals to both sides and was quite rich on testimonies.
All in all - another good evening for me. _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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Andrew Bevan

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| Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 8:26 pm Post subject: |
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One way of looking at Valerenga's 3-2 away victory over Odd is considering that the chart IS radical by triplicity. Saturn is in Air, so he is in his own triplicity. Jupiter and the descendant are in Gemini, so Saturn controls and gives virtue (recognition) to the 7th. In this way is is the 7th house of the guests that is fortified and not the 1st house of the home team.
This could be one way of looking at it and we should take this on to a future game. If the triplicity of the Lord of the Hour had not been on the 7th house, then the guests may not have benefited in this manner. _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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Andrew Bevan

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| Posted: Wed Jul 11, 2012 9:03 pm Post subject: |
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Here is an interesting game to watch on Thursday in the qualifying round to the European League:
Budapest Honvéd FC - KS Flamurtari, 18.30 GMT - 47N33, 19E03
Odds: 1,40 4,25 7,00
Asc 19CP55 MC 20SC09 Moon 9TA23 POF 8SC30
Day Jupiter, Hour Mercury - radical by powers asc+ruler
Well, things are looking up for the underdog. The Moon is less than 1 degree from the opposition of POF, but even more exact is Uranus inconunct POF. Look for the outsider? Mercury, LHr, is intercepted in the 7th. The interception can include a package of suprizes. The Sun, dispositor of Mercury, LHr, is on the 7th. Moon, L7 casts his antiscia to the same sign as Mercury, LHr. The angular Sun could do it for the favourite, but the Moon is cadent. It seems fair to put this game under scrutiny. _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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Andrew Bevan

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Here is one more for Thursday from the Europe League;
Stabaekk (NOR) - JJK Jyväskylä (FIN), 19.00 CEST, Oslo
Odds: 1,55 3,90 5,25
Asc 6SG12 MC 18LI09 Moon 8TA38 POF 24VI06
Day Jupiter, Hour Sun - radical by triplicity
First, this chart resembles yesterday's game between Odd & Valerenga where Jupiter is sitting on the Des. There is radicality by triplicity, yet this one is of a different making where the Sun rules the ascendant by triplicity. The Sun has no essential dignity in Cancer, nor has any virtue on the descendant. It is an opportunity to observe Jupiter again without the Lord of the Hour favouring the 7th.
Venus casts her antiscia to 18CN36, the sign of LHr, and is square the Midheaven. The exaltation degree of the LHr (Lord of the Hour) is on the cusp of the 4th house. Saturn in the 10th casts his antiscia to 6PI59 and is square the Ascendant.
This chart tends towards a draw, I think. _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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Janis Valkovskis
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| Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 12:54 pm Post subject: |
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Thanks, Andrew
I must say I like your thorough approach to the problem
You seem to be one of a few who pays attention to such things as "inconjunctions". I have found some interesting regularities if the lord of hour is inconjunct ASC, or the dispositor of the lord of hour is inconjunct its domicile, or the dispositor of POF is inconjunct its domicile, or POF is partile inconjunction the lord of hour or one of the luminaries (in particular the sect luminary), or transsaturnian planets.
Currently I am working on the material. As soon as it will be ready, I will place it in the forum. |
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Andrew Bevan

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| Posted: Thu Jul 12, 2012 2:25 pm Post subject: |
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| Janis wrote: | | I have found some interesting regularities if the lord of hour is inconjunct ASC. |
This will be interesting, because the Lord of the Hour aspecting the ascendant is one of those conditions that will prove a chart radical. However, the inconjunct opens up for the outsider in my experience. So I am looking forward to seeing what you come up with.  _________________ http://www.astronor.com |
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