not quite sure how Chelsea are slight odds against for the home game against Man Utd a week on sunday?
I've no real opinion on that particular game but I do think a case can be made for laying United at home in all games until Moyes is gone or until he somehow turns this around. They now have a record of W4

L4 at home in the league, whereas it's W6

L2 away (which is pretty decent).
With the pressure they are under, playing at home is a nightmare as the players are afraid of expressing themselves in case the fans get on their backs for mistakes. This leads to negativity and safety first football.
It's a similar situation we had with Pool at home, Chelsea at home under Benitez and Villa have been very profitable in this regard for a season and a half.
Villa had more away points than home last year and the trend continues this season. They are actually W2

L6 at home (W4

L3 away) for 8 wins out of 10 lays!
Spurs have also been guilty of this trend but perhaps they have turned the corner somewhat. Home W4

L3, away W7 D1 L2.
Wht makes teams like United, Spurs (and formerly Pool) so attractive to lay at home is the fact that they are normally short priced and as there is a fans expectation to play expressive football, it makes it very easy for teams to set up to counter that when the home team is so short on confidence.
I have been laying Villa at home this year but as Arsenal are short priced to win there this weekend, this weekend mightn't be ideal.
I would suggest laying United at home to Swansea this weekend for £45 (which is a liability of about £25) and Spurs at home to Crystal Palace for £60 (which again is a liabilty of about £25).
I also like laying Chelsea against a very solid Hull (Tigers!).