The Annual Netprophet Internet Awards

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Unashamedly stole this from final Furlong. I believe this site got a favourable mention on these before and engendered a fair bit of interest in the site for a while, maybe we still have a few members who heard about us from this, so use any e-mail accounts to which you have access and vote for Talking Horses in Category 7...


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TURKEY'S off the festive menu here in the NP cubicle, because after an unexplained absence of a couple of years, we'll be once again dipping the ladle into that bubbling cauldron of low morals and high ambition known as The Annual Netprophet Internet awards.

Your votes are humbly requested in some or all of the following 10 categories:

1. Website of the year
2. Best bookmaker site
3. Best exchange
4. Best spread betting site
5. Best poker site
6. Best casino site
7. Best fansite/non-commercial site/racing or betting blog/forum
8. Best racing industry site - racecourse/trainer/jockey/stud
9. Worst customer service
10. Worst site reliability

It's your chance to plant kisses on the rosy cheeks of the good, and pile bile-soaked admonishments on the heads of the bad. Please note that the Racing Post's own superb sites have blushingly declined to be eligible for awards, for obvious reasons.

Once again the Awards are being generously sponsored by VCbet to the tune of a £150 free bet for one lucky voter - all readers who submit votes will go into a draw for that prize.

Email votes to netprophet@racingpost.co.uk

The deadline is the stroke of midnight on Boxing Day, with the results announced on January 1.
 
Getting any sort of a mention might be worth trying. I would imagine though we'd have sod all chance of beating Betfair in category 10 though (despite it actually being quite a reliable site, the odd time it does go down it can really ***** people off).
 
I have heard that the trainer, Brendan Powell has quite a good website - and evidently there is a link on it to this forum too. :)
 
Dunno if you were around for the infamous Arse Cup competition, but ol' mutton chops can't hold a candle to the king of arseness that is Derek Thompson (IMO).

Who is the reigning arse champion anyway? Is it Chaparse?
 
I was telling them about a couple of kids going arse over tit (at sandown) & arse has "expletive" in its place!

I could understand it if it was a childrens site or really bad language but arse :what:
 
Originally posted by Flagship uberalles@Dec 12 2007, 11:24 AM
Dunno if you were around for the infamous Arse Cup competition, but ol' mutton chops can't hold a candle to the king of arseness that is Derek Thompson (IMO).
Yep, I’ve read through that thread. Classic stuff. :D
 
No harm in people throwing their vote in for this place. Doubtful we will win but even if we get a mention it might help spread the word about this place. Any means of getting new members can only be a good thing.
 
Originally posted by Flagship uberalles@Dec 12 2007, 11:24 AM

Who is the reigning arse champion anyway? Is it Chaparse?
I think Chapman had him off the bridle this year, but Thommo found more for pressure and put in a string of fine performances at the business end. Nothing stellar to rank with his assault on the ladies loo at Chester, his comments to the 'best dressed' winner at York, his beeline for Hendersons daughter, or his comment about New Orleans hurricanes as I recall, but a series of high calibre arse moments without necessarily scaling his usual dizzy heights. It was as if he knew there was a new kid on the block and he had to keep up his crown. I still didn't think he was flat out though, and could have found more if needed. Chapman is his most credible rival though, (especially after that dire Breeders Cup anchor role he tried to perform) and I'm increasingly of the opinion we might have a Denman Kauto situation developing here.

Betfred should ensure that category 9 is a one horse race.
 
Thommo has had a quite year.

Chapman is a top class arse but I see 2 very good prospects : Nick Luck and Zoey Bird.
 
If we had a category for radio arse, then I'd certainly like to nominate those two bickering egotists who seem to be locked in a game of oneupmanship and mutual loathing with their listeners, that do the internet commentaries on the Sporting Lifes site. If ever you want a laugh and to listen to a couple of seriosuly unpleasent and thoroughly unlikable individuals who are consumed with their own sense of self-importance I suggest you tune in, and see how much you can bear. Makes some of TH's more robust characters look quite charismatic
 
Originally posted by Aldaniti@Dec 12 2007, 12:53 PM
I was telling them about a couple of kids going arse over tit (at sandown) & arse has "expletive" in its place!

I could understand it if it was a childrens site or really bad language but arse :what:
Surely it's morally reprehensible to use the words "arse" "tit" and "kids" in the same sentence? :rolleyes:
 
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