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Horneris
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December 28, 2007, 11:13:41 PM »
I enjoyed the festive one by Boldedge and made a decent profit from it, and ive been studying ahead of tomorrows games, but its not the festive period anymore so thought id start a new thread to ongo.
So what does everyone think about tomorrow.
I was saddened to see Silo and Bandit ignore my tip for Hartlepool the other day and put Leeds in their coupons, as we were very lucky to get a last minute equaliser, and i would be tempted to tip Swansea tomorrow, but am put off by the short price. Maybe the bookies are growing wise to Leeds's lack of ability.
Im gona have a major look now, will get back in a bit
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December 28, 2007, 11:16:22 PM »
my first thoughts are to be with Port Vale as Luton have suspension problems after the Christmas period, you there Tighty, whats the word on the street for Luton 2morrow?
thanks
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December 28, 2007, 11:20:17 PM »
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/coca-cola-championship/leicester-v-charlton/win-market
Charlton are an Excellent bet to beat Leicester tomorrow
Leicester have picked up a bit but are basically still a side lacking confidence and pace in key areas, and Holloway cannot begin changing this until January
We also have an awful home record stretching back three seasons
Charlton are a touch inconsistent but what they do have is pace to burn, especially up front, with McCleod and Varney alongside Iwelumo
Whilst of course I want Leicester to win, I''m on Charlton..best priced nearly 2-1.
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Quote from: bobby1 on December 28, 2007, 11:16:22 PM
my first thoughts are to be with Port Vale as Luton have suspension problems after the Christmas period, you there Tighty, whats the word on the street for Luton 2morrow?
thanks
Luton seem to defy a lot of recent problems ...went into admin docked 10 points and then the form started picking up
beat Forest in the FA Cup to draw Liverpool in the 3rd and then on boxing day went down to 8 men away at Bristol R and 1-0 down scored to get a point!
Whilst I agree the problems are ongoing there seems a remarkable spirit in the side and Port Vale are AWFUL, and have been all season being bottom of the table
I would not be backing them
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Quote from: TightEnd on December 28, 2007, 11:22:52 PM
Quote from: bobby1 on December 28, 2007, 11:16:22 PM
my first thoughts are to be with Port Vale as Luton have suspension problems after the Christmas period, you there Tighty, whats the word on the street for Luton 2morrow?
thanks
Luton seem to defy a lot of recent problems ...went into admin docked 10 points and then the form started picking up
beat Forest in the FA Cup to draw Liverpool in the 3rd and then on boxing day went down to 8 men away at Bristol R and 1-0 down scored to get a point!
Whilst I agree the problems are ongoing there seems a remarkable spirit in the side and Port Vale are AWFUL, and have been all season being bottom of the table
I would not be backing them
thanks, i will have a good look 2morrow but will deffo be scaling down.
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December 28, 2007, 11:29:45 PM »
my three other bets this weekend
Carlisle to beat Bristol Rovers away, best price 6-4
Norwich at home to Wolves draw best price 5/2..McCarthy sets up Wolves to draw each away match, seen them twice away this season and boring is an understatement. Norwich recovering a little but not strong enough to mean this isn't a good bet
Top of the table clash in div two darlington at home to MK Dons, draw at 9/4...MK Dons tough to beat, likely to be a stalemate
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Re: Football Betting thread
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Quote from: TightEnd on December 28, 2007, 11:20:17 PM
http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/coca-cola-championship/leicester-v-charlton/win-market
Charlton are a touch inconsistent but what they do have is pace to burn, especially up front, with McCleod and Varney alongside Iwelumo
In theory yes, in practice no. Iwelumo is carrying a quite serious ankle injury but is playing through it as there's noone to replace him. Varney is currently playing in midfiels and McCleod's only ever scored once. The difference though may be Dickson who's just been called back early from a loan spell, has pace and does know how to score.
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I like the look of Charlton also, and looked at MK Dons again this weekend. Darlington arent a great side in my opinion, and MK Dons are 6 points clear, decent away from home and a decent price taking this into account.
Saying that, I think ill just have one bet tomorrow but make it a fairly large one:
2pts Win Swindon away at Bournemouth @ 7/4
1pt Draw - Norwich v Wolves @23/10
Edit: Gona copy off Tightend and take the draw in Norwich v Wolves aswell. Made a decent amount so far this season backing Wolves to draw away and can see that continuing tomorrow against an improving Norwich outfit.
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December 28, 2007, 11:54:21 PM »
usual bet 10 £1 trebles, 5 £1 4 folds & £1 acc
Everton v @rse
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West Ham v Man Utd
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Preston v Cardiff
AWAY
Mansfield v Acc Stanley
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Gillingham v Forest
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December 29, 2007, 12:04:16 AM »
i think Liverpool are too short away at Man City on sunday.
I will lay them at just over even money.
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December 29, 2007, 12:41:44 AM »
A few early selections:
Inverness @ EVNS v. Kilmarnock
Carlisle @ 5/4 v. Bristol Rovers
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December 29, 2007, 01:18:38 AM »
Quote from: TightEnd on December 28, 2007, 11:22:52 PM
Quote from: bobby1 on December 28, 2007, 11:16:22 PM
my first thoughts are to be with Port Vale as Luton have suspension problems after the Christmas period, you there Tighty, whats the word on the street for Luton 2morrow?
thanks
Luton seem to defy a lot of recent problems ...went into admin docked 10 points and then the form started picking up
beat Forest in the FA Cup to draw Liverpool in the 3rd and then on boxing day went down to 8 men away at Bristol R and 1-0 down scored to get a point!
Whilst I agree the problems are ongoing there seems a remarkable spirit in the side and Port Vale are AWFUL, and have been all season being bottom of the table
I would not be backing them
Right I saw Port Vale on Boxing day against Walsall, they were pretty poor, had 3 players injured and subbed before half time and look short of goals, I wouldnt be backing them tommorrow... McGoldrick on loan from Southampton does well playing left mid, but he's really a STK... Sinnott will need time to turn them around...
I also saw Luton last saturday beat Tranmere 1-0, there formation is different to anything else in this division and Tranmere adapting themselves to play 4-5-1 (which Ronnie Moore never does), they have some good quality...
Quote from: TightEnd on December 28, 2007, 11:29:45 PM
my three other bets this weekend
Carlisle to beat Bristol Rovers away, best price 6-4
Struggling away (Carlisle), but Rovers are at home, saw them at Swindon last month and their midfield looks devoid of goals, they rely too much on Lambert...
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Quote from: Pelham Boy on December 29, 2007, 12:04:16 AM
i think Liverpool are too short away at Man City on sunday.
I will lay them at just over even money.
I could not agree more.. City not lost at home all season, my heart and mind sees a draw and maybe even a city win here.. Value on both City & Draw..
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Quote from: Colchester Kev on December 28, 2007, 11:54:21 PM
usual bet 10 £1 trebles, 5 £1 4 folds & £1 acc
Everton v @rse
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Moyes runs out of ideas against the top teams. Easy Arsenal win.
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Quote from: Colchester Kev on December 28, 2007, 11:54:21 PM
Preston v Cardiff
AWAY
Mansfield v Acc Stanley
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No, Preston are improving consistently under Irvine..Cardiff are pretty lacklustre away
Mansfield are poor but when I saw Accrington they were v uninspiring too, draw for me
Hope they come in for you though!
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