Call Robbie Sir Les or Norm

Robbie Waterhouse played the absolute cat at the Call of the Card yesterday, rarely taking a bet. He is so fat these days that he probably couldn’t reach down to write a ticket. What a cracker of a gut. Call him Norm. Someone give Mr Waterhouse a good jab of Ozempic. Roberto sure does need […]

The Card of the Card

It’s a long way from Alpha to HQ Monday’s Call of the Card betting on the Cup was a cracker. Chris Lester and Lynden Cleary opened up their shoulders and took the big punters on for millions. Robbie Waterhouse went unders on almost everything and was reluctant to take a bet. He got booed by […]

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