this will be his first game in a quite some while tho..... he will show his rust and not preform as great imo... i dont expect him to be good by at least his 3rd game.....
It's gonna be his first game in 9 months. I think he will enjoy every minute of it.He probably missed football so he could be eager to play again.On the other side he could be rusty and out of it because he has spent his time beating serbian waiters at late hours in clubs. [url] This content is protected [/url]
Mutu is a crazy freak, thats for sure. Weather its his cocaine addiction, or his weight loss pills etc....but the fact remains... he pretty much always plays 100% on the field. He has that E. European instinct. But I think he will get too overconfident....he won't be performing well til about game 3 or 4, like i said before. But maybe I am wrong. Hopefully I am not, cause I already made the bet. lol Like I said....wait for Mutu to adapt again to Seria A.....cause 9 months is a real long time...but im sure the hunger is there for sure. (Btw I took the handicap option so even if there is a draw in the game, my bet will be a push)
I would like some info about the teams have a bad run and their game sucks and teams that are in a good run and all seems to come together. I haven't bet in a whille so I don't know anything about "the shape of the moment" . Some statistics will be great
I honestly couldn't recommend him highly enough, he uses a point a game (which is whatever you want it to be) and so far he's 7.87 points up this season. [url]http://www.football-elite.co.uk/201011_season.html[/url]
I tend to buy Racing & Football Outlook - the tips are pretty hit and miss, but the statistical sections are very good. Can't get it in every newsagent, but the supermarkets seem to carry it funnily enough.
Boro to win today against bottom of the league Bristol city. 1.88 on betfair, I'm getting on for £100.
I thought that when they played QPR last week so I wouldn't say it's a banker. Although new manager syndrome will be on effect
From an email I get: In-form Hernandez 5/1 to be United's Top Scorer Manchester United's new Mexican striker Javier Hernandez has been hitting the headlines recently after scoring both of Man Utd's goals in their 2-1 win at Stoke last weekend. He then followed that up by grabbing the winner for United in their Carling Cup game against Wolves on Tuesday night. The man nicknamed Chicharito "Little Pea" has now got 5 goals in his last 6 games for United. Before the season started Hernandez was available at 66/1 to be the Premier League Top Scorer, he's since been cut to 25/1. He's got 3 Premier League goals this season and can be backed at 5/1 to be Man Utd's Top Premier League Goalscorer. I've got more about how you can make money from Hernandez's recent scoring form later on in this email... 'Stats of the Week'... Our outstanding stats this week are for the North East derby on Sunday afternoon... Newcastle v Sunderland Sun 31st Oct, 1.30pm Ref: P. Dowd 8 of Newcastle's 9 games have gone Under 10.5 Corners this season - including 3 of their 4 home games All 4 of Sunderland's away games have gone Under 10.5 Corners Newcastle's home games are producing an average of 8.5 corners Sunderland's away games are producing an average of 7.5 corners Boost your profits with this lucrative Goals market... You may well chuck a few quid at individual markets at the weekend. The First and Any Time Goal Scorer markets are some of the most popular markets in the shops and online. But why not mix it up this weekend and look to a market that works in the same way, but gives you the option to boost your profits - depending on how many and at what time your player scores. Betting on Individual Players' Goal Minutes with Sporting Index also permits you to bet on a player NOT scoring. It works like this... Sporting Index predict how likely a player is to score a goal - and set a 'spread' in Minutes to reflect this. So for regular scorers spreads will be higher than for players who rarely score. Typical Spreads Regular scorer (think Drogba, Torres, Rooney, Chamakh): 34 - 37 mins Rare scorer (think Carragher, Gary Neville, Phil Neville): 2 - 4 mins As with all spread betting, you are betting higher or lower than the spread - 'buying' at the high number, or 'selling' at the low number. The Goal Minutes Total is calculated by adding up all the Goal times scored by your pick. So for example, if you bet on a player with a spread of: 22 - 25 mins and he scores in the 44th minute - you win your stake multiplied by the difference between your 'buy' price and the actual result. In this case: 44/25 = 19 x £your stake. ALL Goals scored count to the final total. So if your pick scores 3 Goals - in the 25th, 30th and 60th minutes, his Total Goal Minutes will be: 115 (25 + 30 + 60 = 115). The risk Your 'worst case scenario' in this instance is betting on a player who fails to score - as this counts as zero. This means you will LOSE the difference between your 'buy' price and 0. So using the same player as above - but this time he fails to score. You will LOSE 25/0 = 25 x £your stake. As you can see, this is a reasonably high risk market with potential for huge wins- and equally big losses. If you back a player with a high Spread and he fails to score, you can take a costly hit - so getting your stakes right is important. Hint: Take note of the substitutes with decent scoring records. Manchester United's Javier Hernandez is a player to note. For one thing, we know that with Wayne Rooney bathing in his money in Dubai and Michael Owen rubbing his hamstring, the young Mexican has an excellent chance of featuring in Saturday's match v Tottenham. Plus he has some handy goal form - he came off the bench to score a 90th minute winner in the week. Scored twice last weekend (27th and 86th minutes) and another late winner (85th) - again as a Sub - in Valencia last month. Hernandez has been awarded the following spread for Saturday: 24 - 27 Buying @ 27 for £2 stakes in the last two matches would've generated profits of: £126 and £172 respectively. Cash-in on players firing blanks You can also bet on players NOT to score, of course. If you think a player is in bad form, or coming up against a very strong defence - you can cash-in on his failure to find the net. For example, taking the Spread prices above - if you think that Hernandez will NOT score against Spurs, you would SELL @ 24. If he doesn't score you'll pocket 24 x your stake (24/zero x stake). The downside of this is, if the player you SELL actually does score - you then LOSE your stake x the difference between the SELL price. So the worst case scenario here would be Hernandez repeating his midweek heroics - and gets the winner in the 90th minute. Your SELL would then cost you 66 x your stake (90/ 24 = 66). The Perfect Ten... Here are the stats based predictions for the weekend's Premier League games... Game Match Result Stats Bet Arsenal v West Ham Arsenal Over 2.5 Goals Blackburn v Chelsea Chelsea Under 10.5 Corners Everton v Stoke Everton First Goal After 27th Minute Fulham v Wigan Fulham Under 3.5 Cards Wolves v Man City Man City Under 3.5 Cards Man Utd v Tottenham Man Utd Over 2.5 Goals Aston Villa v Birmingham Aston Villa Villa Most Corners Newcastle v Sunderland Draw Under 10.5 Corners Bolton v Liverpool Draw Bolton First Goal Blackpool v West Brom Draw Under 3.5 Cards
Ended up takin it out my weekend accumaltor just cos of the price. I take it Lemieux looked good again?
Has anyone listened to Easyodds football podcast? Most of their selections are based on stats and they throw up some interesting facts. [url]http://www.easyodds.com/sports-betting/tips-previews/premiership-football-podcast/news-22478.aspx[/url]
I fancy... Man City over Wolves 10/11 Man Utd/Spurs draw 7/2 Chelsea over Blackburn 8/15 Everton over Stoke 5/8 The accy pays 17/1.