Callum🌳

Great appointment

Cashing out had perks #SaintsFC

@callum_ford01 Stranger things happen 😅

@EastleighFC @SouthamptonFC Cheers Admin.

@callum_ford01 @SouthamptonFC Glad we could do our bit, Callum! 😅 Enjoy your holiday ☀️

Im the only @SouthamptonFC fan in the country thats disappointed just lost £12,000.

@Sfc_debs @SouthamptonFC @SkyBet @SkyBetChamp Maybe i should start a tiktok and not shave my hair until sky bet pay 12k 🤣

Its the next morning, dwelling has eased still wished i didn't cash of course but I'm 1100 up from a stupid £5 bet. I'm happy and healthy and it will go towards a nice holiday with my fiancée. Up the Saints! Life Goes On

@SouthamptonFC 4 grand a point is a tough trade off😉

@callum_ford01 Enjoy your holiday when it comes round, Callum! You may be £12k down but we’re three points up. UTS 😇

@Sfc_debs @SouthamptonFC @SkyBet @SkyBetChamp Excellent point 🤣

@AlfieHouseEcho Yeah of course

@callum_ford01 Great bet mate, do you mind if I stick this tweet up alongside a story on our site? Good going off of a fiver regardless.

@harleymufc2 @Mitchellwaldoc1 @benny_blan69661 @SouthamptonFC Only reason i put it on was in my lads chat we are saints and eastleigh looked at the odds and thought sod it. Cashing out was poor but as has been said if someone gave me a grand to keep or to put on a 96 min winner I would of said no chance. Pays for a deposit for a holiday 🤷‍♂️

@Mitchellwaldoc1 @benny_blan69661 @callum_ford01 @SouthamptonFC Kinda what his shot was though, like i doubt he ever thought both teams would come back from 2 & 3 goals down😂Eastleigh were away from home against a side they’re below in the league, some of the daftest betting luck ive ever seen in all honesty

@SouthamptonFC Except me Admin

All of us rn

@FootyAccums Yep... i won't sleep well tonight dreaming about a new motor 🤣🤣

@callum_ford01 £1k+ from a fiver is unreal but also absolutely brutal 😂

OH MY WORD. This is the best and worst bet ever! 🤯🤯🤯

@SkyBetHelp 😭😭

Actually i am depressed

But but but the scummers were silent Worst to come to fratton Video taken from someone’s garden. Can only hear one team #saintsfc #pompey

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