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The bets that got away this year

Fire up the DeLorean. Here’s the bets you could have had this year.
11.00am, 26 Dec 2010
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AS THEY USED to say on Bullseye, let’s have a look at what you coulda won!

The bets that got away this year
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  • The bets that got away this year

    I don't know how you would've fely about the manner of victory? Unconcerned, probably. But Meath were at 13-2 to take Leinster.

  • The bets that got away this year

    Roscommon to win Connacht? 13-2.

  • The bets that got away this year

    Tipp ended the Cats' drive for five. They were as long as 4-1 at one point of the season.

  • The bets that got away this year

    Cheltenham Gold Cup 2010 winner Imperial Commander was there for the taking at 16-1.

  • The bets that got away this year

    Chelsea were crowned champions but Sunderland were offered at an incredible 18/1 to win at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League.

  • The bets that got away this year

    He became the first jockey to win it and Tony McCoy was priced at 66-1 to take BBC Sport Personality of the Year.

  • The bets that got away this year

    Graeme McDowell's Pebble Beach victory was valued at 66-1, amazingly.

  • The bets that got away this year

    you could've had John Higgins at 10-1 to win the UK Championship in his comeback event at Telford.

  • The bets that got away this year

    Rory McIlroy was priced at 66-1 to win at Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow.
  • I don't know how you would've fely about the manner of victory? Unconcerned, probably. But Meath were at 13-2 to take Leinster.
  • Roscommon to win Connacht? 13-2.
  • Tipp ended the Cats' drive for five. They were as long as 4-1 at one point of the season.
  • Cheltenham Gold Cup 2010 winner Imperial Commander was there for the taking at 16-1.
  • Chelsea were crowned champions but Sunderland were offered at an incredible 18/1 to win at Stamford Bridge in the Premier League.
  • He became the first jockey to win it and Tony McCoy was priced at 66-1 to take BBC Sport Personality of the Year.
  • Graeme McDowell's Pebble Beach victory was valued at 66-1, amazingly.
  • you could've had John Higgins at 10-1 to win the UK Championship in his comeback event at Telford.
  • Rory McIlroy was priced at 66-1 to win at Wells Fargo Championship at Quail Hollow.

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