The Punter – Nick Wealthall presents all the latest odds, tips and news in sport with Chris Graham of Sporting Bet, Alan Alger of Blue Square and professional gambler Neil Channing. Former professional footballer Gordon Watson and the Nigel Sealey join us over Skype to provide you with the best tips for the next week. Watch Mike Parry, Chris Cohen and the rest of the team tackle the biggest issues in sport head on every night at 8pm on www.sportstonightlive.com and Freeview HD channel 112 (in the UK). Sports Tonight thrives on audience participation, so if you have an opinion…GET IN TOUCH! http www.facebook.com and remember to subscribe to our channel for the latest videos. Sports Tonight Live, The Punter , Nick Wealthall , Chris Graham, Alan Alger , Neil Channing, Betting Tips, Premier League, 6 Nations, Tennis, Six nations

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The Punter – Nick Wealthall presents all the latest odds, tips and news in sport with Russ Wiseman of Sporting Bet, Alan Alger of Blue Square and professional gambler Neil Channing. Former professional footballer Gordon Watson and the Nigel Sealey join us over Skype to provide you with the best tips for the next week. Watch Mike Parry, Chris Cohen and the rest of the team tackle the biggest issues in sport head on every night at 8pm on www.sportstonightlive.com and Freeview HD channel 112 (in the UK). Sports Tonight thrives on audience participation, so if you have an opinion…GET IN TOUCH! http www.facebook.com and remember to subscribe to our channel for the latest videos. Sports Tonight Live, The Punter , Nick Wealthall , Russ Wiseman, Alan Alger , Neil Channing, Betting Tips, Premier League, 6 Nations, Tennis, Six nation

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