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Published 22:30 1 Apr 2018 BST
Updated 08:11 2 Apr 2018 BST
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'Only for that last minute goal in Accrington Stanley's clash with Macclesfield Town I'd have taken those bookies to the cleaners.'We all know the story only too well. Carty wasn't to be deterred over the weekend. He made a few great calls on his way to pulling off a smashing coo over the bookies. Calls like Bournemouth and Watford to draw, even though he was made sweat by the Cherries who were saved by a last minute Jermaine Defoe leveller. That kept him alive.
"God love him," said Brian, "Get him on the plane!"Alexis Sanchez's second goal in United's triumph over Swansea kept him alive, where he had Mourinho's men to win and score more than 1.5 goals. He then went onto the GAA where he had Laois to down Carlow, and Dublin to hold the nerve against Galway. He had man-of-the-match Ciaran Kilkenny to thank for that one. You can see the betslip here.
There won't have been a more astute accumulator in the country this weekend.
"I wish I put a €10 on it now," he told us.It's easy to say that now, Brian.
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