Showing posts with label Betting. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Betting. Show all posts

April 10, 2012

Premiership Betting tell - 26 February 2006

Manchester United are the 2005/06 Carling Cup winners following a 4-0 demolition of Wigan Athletic at the Millennium Stadium. United, as short as 8/13 on the day, took the lead after 32 minutes straight through Wayne Rooney but it was a three goals in six minutes salvo in the second half that devastated outsiders Wigan. Louis Saha netted after 54 minutes, Cristiano Ronaldo on 58 and Rooney again on the hour to win the Cup in emphatic fashion.

With United not playing in the Premiership this weekend, Chelsea extended their lead at the top to 15 points with an anticipated victory over Portsmouth. The Blues were phenomenal favourites at 1/6 and did not disappoint short-odds backers with second half goals from Frank Lampard and Arjen Robben to win the match 2-0.

Liverpool drew level on points with Manchester United but remain third after a 1-0 win against Manchester City on Sunday. Harry Kewell's goal five minutes before the break was adequate to accumulate all three points for the 8/15 Reds.




Arsenal's dire away form in the Premiership continued as they lost 1-0 at Blackburn Rovers. The 5/4 Gunners will have attracted a lot of punting interest, however, it was 21/10 Rovers that took the points after Morten Gamst Pedersen's decisive goal. The supervene saw Blackburn leapfrog Arsenal into fifth place while condemning them to their eighth away defeat of the season.

Birmingham City are within touching length of safety after a vital win against Sunderland. Even though prior to the match the Blues had won just three games all season at St. Andrews, plenty will have ploughed into the 7/10 odds and Emile Heskey headed in the winner after 39 minutes.

In other crunch relegation battle, Middlesbrough edged themselves closer to safety but piled on more pressure on West Bromwich Albion after winning 2-0 at the Hawthorns. Jimmy Floyd Hasselbaink's goals on 17 and 44 was adequate to seal victory at tasty 9/5 odds.

Caretaker boss Glenn Roeder made it three wins in four matches for 11/10 Newcastle with a 2-0 victory against Everton. Two goals from Nolberto Solano after 64 and 76 minutes saw Everton lose their first match since December 28.

Premiership Betting tell - 26 February 2006

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March 30, 2012

Football Betting: Are You Sure the Next England manager Will Be Harry Redknapp?

Let's be honest: Fabio Capello's relinquishment practically exactly four months to the day before England will play France in their occasion match is a disaster. Whereas every other owner at the Euro 2012 will have had a two-year qualifying campaign as preparation for this event, Capello's successor will only have a integrate of friendlies in which to find out which ideas to use and which players to count on.

The obvious side is that the trust in Fabio Capello was at a minimal level. The Italian is a great owner of procedure and his Cv speaks for himself but the feeling is that he was never the right man for this job. His disciplinarian arrival failed miserably in the World Cup and after that tournament he thoroughly lost credibility in front of the England fans and players. Even if Wayne Rooney and Steven Gerrard have played well under him, you always felt as they were playing for themselves and not for the manager.

Who is going to step up to the plate and take over in this difficult situation? All the players are Tweeting that they want Harry Redknapp to step in. Most pundits are of the same view and the fans have made bookmakers worried by punting huge whole of moneys on the Tottenham boss to be nominated next England Manager.




The only question was that he had some problems in court but yesterday he has been cleared of any tax evasion offences, he's English and well liked by most population in Football. Seeing at the odds it looks a done deal, but is this true? I think Redknapp will want one day conduct England but when he does it, he will want to do it properly. He will want to take time deciding his background staff and have the time to shape a team following his football's philosophy. Also, will he walk out on Spurs while a season where for the first time in his work he has a occasion of winning the league? There are sufficient questions with uncertain answers that make me think you will be probably risk a lot of money by backing him at this stage.

My advice is to use Free Bets that bookmakers are giving out to new customers, so that you will limit the risk in case Harry will surprise every person in England.

One of the tips on football betting is first to take part in the betting activity. You can't win if you have not participated in the betting. an additional one way you can win is by following the kind of game the team is displaying. The kind of players who are lined for the match taking place will also guide you on the kind of play the team is likely to show. In order to enhance the occasion of winning in league betting, you need to stay informed on the current football trends. You have to stay updated on the past performance of the teams. This includes aspects such as the mitigation measures coaches take to enhance on the team.

Football Betting: Are You Sure the Next England manager Will Be Harry Redknapp?

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March 17, 2012

Who Will Be the Star Player of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa?

The country that progresses to at least the semi-finals will produce the star player of the South Africa World Cup 2010. Italy in 1990 unmasked the talent of Toto Schillaci and Roger Milla who guided the teams into the latter stages of the tournament. This time around, the world will be watching. Top of the bill will be Wayne Rooney, Cristiano Ronaldo, Lionel Messi and David Villa. Dider Drogba could well take the world by storm and walk away with the golden boot.

Wayne Rooney is the best hope for England to make it to their first world cup semi-finals since 1990. In Rooney, England have a player who is capable of helping his country win the elusive golden trophy. This season Rooney has scored more that 30 goals in all competitions.

Cristiano Ronaldo is the world's most high-priced footballer when he signed for Real Madrid from Manchester United for a price of £80 million. Given the talent he has at his disposal he will easily be a star performer for Portugal. Although he may find it hard to carry his team to the knock-out stages as Portugal are in the group of death with Brazil and Ivory Coast so may well face an early elimination from the tournament




Lionel Messi, the exiguous genius from Argentina will surely light up the World Cup with his mesmerising runs. Argentina are a team blessed with star players and that will help Messi to shine. Messi is able to draw 3 or 4 players to him, thus providing space for his team-mates to exploit.

David Villa is capable of winning the golden boot. He has a prolific scoring record at international level. Having just moved to Barcelona he will be looking to fabricate an even greater understanding with Xavi. Like in the Euro Championships, I expect him to be near or at the top of the goal scoring charts.

Dider Drogba could well become a star at the ripe old age of 32. He was a late bloomer and like Roger Milla of Cameroon, he will end up scoring a hat full of goals in South Africa. The man from Chelsea scored an fabulous 29 goals in the English Premiership so will be safe bet going in to the world cup.

Who Will Be the Star Player of the 2010 World Cup in South Africa?

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