Dan Roebuck
- Dan Roebuck has written articles published in The Guardian.
Most Recent article
Back a low-scoring affair in Wembley showpiece
The Guardian, Thursday 28 May• Goalless draw or a Chelsea 1-0 win are favourite bets • First booking market points to Everton bad boy Pienaar
Previous Articles
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Barcelona triumph keeps the bookies happy
The Guardian, Thursday 28 May
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Manchester United landed the title bets but the clinching draw with Arsenal cost some big punters plenty
The Guardian, Friday 22 May
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Now is the time to back Manchester United with Vidic as first scorer
The Guardian, Friday 22 May
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United victory at Wigan helps to keep punters in profit
The Guardian, Thursday 14 May
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Where the Money Went
The Guardian, Friday 8 May
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Bookies down on survival chances of Alan Shearer, Newcastle and Boro
The Guardian, Friday 8 May
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Bookmakers now cheering not jeering Manchester United
The Guardian, Friday 24 April
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Where The Money Went
The Guardian, Thursday 16 April
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North-east gloom offers punters a chance to prosper
The Guardian, Friday 10 April
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Jenson Button victory leaves some betting firms badly burnt
The Guardian, Friday 3 April
Published on one or more of 14 websites.
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Dan Roebuck has written...
- More about 'ladbrokes' than anything else
Dan Roebuck by numbers...
- 90 articles (since May 2007)
- Average article: 21 column inches (643 words)
- Shortest article: 6 column inches (175 words)
- Longest article: 44 column inches (1307 words)
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