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How do you fancy betting on something different at Euro 2012? We all know the usual bets that can
be placed when a major tournament such as Euro 2012 is on. Overall winner, top goalscorer and
specific results from matches are among the most popular markets. But reeling off those for you
would be a [.
The penultimate domestic Bet's be ‘avin you of the season, and we have some right rollocking good
games to look forward to. Four finals, four previews, four tips. More simple than The Only Way is
Essex crossed with the eye-bleedingly terrible Compare the Market adverts: Champions League final
Ol' Bobby Di Matteo has had a [.
United travel to Sunderland for the final game of the season and are a top priced 1.44 to beat
the Black Cats and keep alive their slim hopes of retaining the title.
The Red Devils need City to slip up in their home game at QPR, and will be hoping that history
doesn't repeat itself.
Last time out George got 5 results right and one perfect score. So it's looking like City will
clinch their first Premier League title to join Blackburn Rovers, Arsenal, Chelsea and Manchester
United as winners of the EPL.
Sunday 13th May 2012
Chelsea 5 v Blackburn Rovers 0
Everton 2 v Newcastle United 0
Manchester City 3 v Queens Park Rangers 0
Norwich City 2 v Aston Villa 0
Stoke City 2 v Bolton Wanderers 1
Sunderland 0 v Manchester United 1
Swansea City 2 v Liverpool 2
Tottenham Hotspur 3 v Fulham 1
West Bromwich Albion 0 v Arsenal 2
Wigan Athletic 3 v Wolverhampton Wanderers 2
Last time's Premier League predictions
The final Premier League games of the season this weekend, which means two things: 1. The title
race, battle for survival and Champions League qualification will be sorted out 2. All we have to
look forward to is Euro2012, which will consist of criticising Roy Hodgson's squad selection,
tactics, team selection, substitutions, press conferences and [.
United go into their final home game of the season against Swansea knowing only a win is good
enough in order to keep their title hopes alive, and they are a top priced 1.2 with Boylesports to
do just that.
Having been 8 points clear and looking to have the title in the bag they now sit in second place
on goal difference behind arch rivals City.
The Football League draws to a close this weekend, but the big news has been Roy Hodgson's
appointment as England manager. This week's column will contain a nice rant before each selection
after the media f*ckwittery that has followed the announcement. Nice to see The Sun newspaper act
on behalf of the notion by taking [.
Sports betting is a multi-million dollar business. Betting on Football results, goals & what not
drives thousands of punters into a betting frenzy every weekend in order to make a quick buck,
pound or euro. It seems SPANISH FOOTBALL is not immune to the "side-effects" of a business which
operates on the thin line between good & evil.
Sir Alex summed up the importance of United game against City at the Etihad when he called it
"a derby of amazing proportions... probably the most important in my time".
The Red Devils go into the game three points clear of their arch rivals having thrown them a
lifeline after blowing a 4-2 lead against Everton through some uncharacteristically shoddy
defending.
Sir Alex summed up the importance of United game against City at the Etihad when he called it
"a derby of amazing proportions... probably the most important in my time".
The Red Devils go into the game three points clear of their arch rivals having thrown them a
lifeline after blowing a 4-2 lead against Everton through some uncharacteristically shoddy
defending.
Last time out George got 5 results right and 2 perfect scores.
Saturday 28th April 2012
Everton 1 v Fulham 1
Stoke City 2 v Arsenal 2
Sunderland 1 v Bolton Wanderers 2
Swansea City 3 v Wolverhampton Wanderers 0
West Bromwich Albion 3 v Aston Villa 2
Wigan Athletic 0 v Newcastle United 1
Norwich City 1 v Liverpool 2
Sunday 29th April
Chelsea 1 v Queens Park Rangers 0
Tottenham Hotspur 2 v Blackburn Rovers 1
Monday 30th April 2012
Man City 1 v Man Utd 1
Tuesday 1st May 2012
Liverpool 1 v Fulham 1
Stoke City 2 v Everton 1
Wednesday 2nd May 2012
Chelsea 2 v Newcastle United 1
Bolton Wanderers 1 v Tottenham Hotspur 0
Last time's Premier League predictions
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First bet of the week covers Saturday's Premier League action. With the top two squaring off on
Monday night, the relegation battle takes centre stage, but forgive us if we don't see Wolves
suddenly playing with verve and freedom now their failure has been confirmed. Their manager is
shite, you see, and some of the [.
United's record against Everton is outstanding, so it's no surprise that they are long odds-on
at 1.33 with bet365 and Paddy Power to beat the Toffees at Old Trafford on Sunday.
Sir Alex Ferguson's men have won 29 Premier League games against the Merseyside outfit - the
joint-most by one team against a single opponent in the history of the competition.
As the Football League reaches an interesting denouement, I am choosing one bet from each of the
three leagues, with a Premier League punt chucked in for good measure. League Two Although Swindon
let me down in midweek with their defeat at Aldershot, I am giving them a second chance, on the
basis that they [.
United will be desperate to correct their midweek slip-up at Wigan when they host struggling
Aston Villa at Old Trafford on Sunday and they are long odds-on at a best of 1.25 with Betfred and
Paddy Power to get back to winning ways.
The Premier League leaders suffered a shock 1-0 defeat at the DW Stadium, allowing second-placed
City to cut their lead to five points with five games to play.
Okey cokey, off we go. Firstly, Birmingham City will surely beat Bristol City at home. Brizzle have
improved of late to take themselves out of the relegation zone, but wins against Forest and
Coventry are slightly different to winning at St Andrews, where Brum have lost once all season.
Will combine that with Burnley beating [.
United have the chance to move eight points clear at the top of the Premier League if they beat
QPR a Old Trafford this weekend, and they are a top priced 1.2 with Paddy Power to do so and heap
the pressure on rivals City.
They play just hours before City visit Arsenal and Sir Alex will be well aware of the
psychological blow they can inflict on their neighbours.
Firstly this weekend I am backing Coventry to beat Peterborough United. Despite being threatened by
relegation, Coventry are unbeaten in six games, and climbed out of the relegation zone for the
first time since October by winning their first away game of the season at Hull last week.
Peterborough, meanwhile, have lost their last two [.
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wood Park hasn't been a happy hunting ground for United in recent years as far as victories go,
but bookmakers make them 1.4 shots to beat Blackburn and in their current form it would take a
brave man to back against them not securing all three points.
Rovers recorded a shock 3-2 win against United at Old Trafford on New Year's Eve, but currently
sit just three points clear of the relegation zone following their loss to Bolton Wanderers last
week.
Last week Gylfi Sigurdsson ruined our profit party, but wins for Bolton and Southampton meant that
we got our money back on the £50 staked. Time for a big profit week methinks. First bet concerns
the Championship's relegation battle, where Portsmouth have responded well to their impending doom.
Whilst I don't agree that they should [.
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Imagine you're a Premier League manager, three points off the leaders, with some patchy form of
late, but 1/4 with Paddy Power for a home win that will take you joint top. How do you prepare?
Well, it's doubtful Alex [.
TweetMost neutral football fans have long since regarded that as much as we sing the praises of
Premier League football, the real leaders in domestic and international football is Spain. As a
nation of course, Spain are the reigning World and European Champions and domestically, teams in La
Liga should feature very prominently in the [.
United are a top priced 1.25 to beat Fulham and look bankers to do the double over their rivals
and maintain their position as league leaders.
The Red Devils have been in outstanding form at league level, winning eight and drawing once in
the last nine games.
The only dropped points came when they came from 3-0 deficit at Chelsea to draw 3-3, and they
were unlucky not to come away with maximum points that day.
Free £50 Bet for All New Paddy Power Customers Chelsea v Spurs "‘Arry for England" is a less
regular chant at White Hart Lane of late as Spurs have slid out of the title race and are now in
danger of sliding right out of the Champions League places. A win for Chelsea will bring [...]
Not a great weekend last time out, adding to my Cheltenham woes, but Manchester United crucifying
Wolves provided a decent return on our Asian Handicap bet. In truth, at half-time it looked like
you could bet on United winning by more than ten goals an still hope to win your cash. This week
we're back [.
United travel to Molineux to take on woeful Wolves on Sunday and look bankers at 1.36 with
Betfred and Paddy Power to come away with another valuable three points.
Sir Alex's side were not at their best when getting knocked out of the Europa League in midweek,
but you can't help but feel that competition was a distraction for them.
Welcome back, my friends, and if you can still afford anything after a few days of Cheltenham
Festival gambling, then why not get on board with some football bets for the weekend? Or
alternatively, if you lost nearly all your money at Cheltenham, then you should definitely use what
little you have left on the [.
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Andre Villas-Boas can watch a Chelsea game without the fear of being sacked this weekend. He
probably won't though. The question will then be whether the Chelsea players can rally around
Roberto Di Matteo to get [.
United are 1.25 shots to beat West Brom at Old Trafford this weekend and it really should be a case
of how many they put past the Baggies. They have won nine and lost none of the 11 Premier League
meetings with Roy Hodgson's side, who to be fair come into this on the back of a good run of
results and have lost just one of their last seven games on the road.
A lovely week of betting last week. I gave you £70 worth of tips and it returned £137. It would
have been £254 but for Birmingham chucking away a two goal lead against Derby at home, but you
can't be greedy I guess, and Michael Chopra certainly did the job, with him opening the scoring
[...]
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Trafford medical staff finding a miracle cure to Wayne Rooney's case of "I'm not risking getting
injured in a meaningless midweek friendly at this point in the domestic season", the United
striker is certain to [.
The column has a distinctly domestic feel this week, with all our bets focussing on the English and
Scottish leagues. I also return to the Championship for a treble. I know it does me (and my wallet)
harm, but like a junkie warming up another piece of tin foil, I can't get away from my [...]
United have a terrific record against Spurs and look good value at 2.5 with Betfred and Paddy
Power to bag a vital three points at White Hart Lane on Sunday.
The home side have won none of their last 21 Premier League games against the Red devils (D5 L16)
and have also failed to find the back of the net in 13 of their last 20 meetings in the league.
Last time out George got only 1 result right and 1 perfect score.
Saturday 25 February 2012
Chelsea 1 Bolton Wanderers 0
Newcastle United 3 Wolverhampton Wanderers 1
Queens Park Rangers 1 Fulham 1
West Bromwich Albion 0 Sunderland 1
Wigan Athletic 0 Aston Villa 0
Manchester City 2 Blackburn Rovers 0
Sunday 26 Febuary 2012
Arsenal 2 v Tottenham Hotspur 2
Norwich City 1 Manchester United 2
Stoke City 2 Swansea City 1
Carling Cup
Cardiff 0 v Liverpool 2
Last week's Premier League predictions
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Wayne Rooney is still doubtful for Man United trip to Carrow road this weekend, but they still
look a solid bet at 1.57 with Paddy Power to beat Norwich.
with or without Wazza, United have a formidable record on the road and have lost just once in
their last 13 away games.
They have won 8 of those, and despite not being at their best in midweek against Ajax have made
it through to the last 16 of the Europa League and can now firmly concentrate on the job in
hand.
Click Here to Get a Free £50 Bet for All New Paddy Power Customers Chelsea v Bolton The thought
that Roman Abramovich would support a three-year plan which endangered Chelsea's place in the
Champions League seems unlikely. As does the belief that Andre Villas-Boas' job isnt under serious
threat. It is, and anything other than [.