Dec
28
Arsenal Vs Liverpool
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Chris asked:
A trip down to London before Christmas sees another test for Rafa Benitez and his title chasing team as they travel to the Emirates to face an Arsenal side that will be looking for another victory over one of the big four. Liverpool on the other hand will be looking for their first win at Arsenal since the Gunners moved to their new stadium.
Football spread bettors will be interested to know that Arsenal have scored two goals in each of their games against big four sides this season. Sami Nasri grabbed two goals in their victory over Manchester United in early November whilst Robin Van Persie picked up a couple of goals at Stamford Bridge in their win over Chelsea.
Spread betting fans will also note that there hasn’t been a nil-nil draw between the two sides since the 1998-99 season when both league meetings that season ended goalless. With all the attacking flair on display, it would seem unlikely that that would happen again.
What also seems unlikely, if the history books are to be believed, is a Liverpool win. The Reds haven’t won in the league at Arsenal since 2000 when an early Henri Camara strike gave Liverpool all three points.
Since then Arsenal have notched up five wins and three draws when on home soil but they will be wary that they haven’t beaten Liverpool in any of their last five meetings in all competitions. They could also be considered to be weak at the back after conceding a couple at home to Villa, three on the road at Man City and two away at Burnley in the League Cup.
On that basis Keane and Gerrard will be looking at this as a great opportunity to make another statement against the big four. After their 2-1 win over United and a 1-0 win away at Chelsea, Liverpool will go into the game with nothing to fear. Luckily for Liverpool whilst the goals have dried up at home somewhat recently, they have been in good scoring form away from Anfield, smashing in three at Blackburn and two at Bolton in their last two away league games. They have been in good form all season away from home; however their only defeat of the season did come away from home at Arsenal’s North London rivals Tottenham.
The Gunners and Wenger in particular will know that his side have been more than capable of breaking down Benitez’s defence in the past. In their last five games at home Wenger’s team have stuck 13 goals past their Merseyside rivals and with the return of Adebayor and Van Persie seemingly making Arsenal a much more potent attacking force in recent weeks, they will be confident of getting another much needed result against one of the big four sides come Sunday evening. With both league games ending in 1-1 draws last season, parity could be on the cards again, however a win for either side could mean so much for them come the end of May..
This is the happy season for football spread betters who are all game for the biggest game of the season with sparks flying all around.
A trip down to London before Christmas sees another test for Rafa Benitez and his title chasing team as they travel to the Emirates to face an Arsenal side that will be looking for another victory over one of the big four. Liverpool on the other hand will be looking for their first win at Arsenal since the Gunners moved to their new stadium.
Football spread bettors will be interested to know that Arsenal have scored two goals in each of their games against big four sides this season. Sami Nasri grabbed two goals in their victory over Manchester United in early November whilst Robin Van Persie picked up a couple of goals at Stamford Bridge in their win over Chelsea.
Spread betting fans will also note that there hasn’t been a nil-nil draw between the two sides since the 1998-99 season when both league meetings that season ended goalless. With all the attacking flair on display, it would seem unlikely that that would happen again.
What also seems unlikely, if the history books are to be believed, is a Liverpool win. The Reds haven’t won in the league at Arsenal since 2000 when an early Henri Camara strike gave Liverpool all three points.
Since then Arsenal have notched up five wins and three draws when on home soil but they will be wary that they haven’t beaten Liverpool in any of their last five meetings in all competitions. They could also be considered to be weak at the back after conceding a couple at home to Villa, three on the road at Man City and two away at Burnley in the League Cup.
On that basis Keane and Gerrard will be looking at this as a great opportunity to make another statement against the big four. After their 2-1 win over United and a 1-0 win away at Chelsea, Liverpool will go into the game with nothing to fear. Luckily for Liverpool whilst the goals have dried up at home somewhat recently, they have been in good scoring form away from Anfield, smashing in three at Blackburn and two at Bolton in their last two away league games. They have been in good form all season away from home; however their only defeat of the season did come away from home at Arsenal’s North London rivals Tottenham.
The Gunners and Wenger in particular will know that his side have been more than capable of breaking down Benitez’s defence in the past. In their last five games at home Wenger’s team have stuck 13 goals past their Merseyside rivals and with the return of Adebayor and Van Persie seemingly making Arsenal a much more potent attacking force in recent weeks, they will be confident of getting another much needed result against one of the big four sides come Sunday evening. With both league games ending in 1-1 draws last season, parity could be on the cards again, however a win for either side could mean so much for them come the end of May..
This is the happy season for football spread betters who are all game for the biggest game of the season with sparks flying all around.
DEIST
Dec
4
Premium League Spread Betting Explained
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Chris asked:
For all the talk of the ‘top four’ in the premiership, there is always some surprise results every season. Who would have thought that Wigan would have scored a last minute equaliser against Chelsea last season or that Manchester City would have taken six points from Manchester United, the first time it has happened since the 1969-70 season? Who would have even thought that Spurs would have only one point from the first three games or that Kevin Keegan would have parted company with Newcastle United?
The beauty of this means that sports spread betting provides you with a unique betting thrill and challenges your skill, judgement and knowledge of your favourite sports.Sports spread betting bookmakers, like Sporting Index, make predictions on various aspects of sporting events. You then decide whether that prediction has been pitched too high or too low.
You will notice that the predictions are presented in the form of two prices. This is a range known as the ’spread’ and you bet low (also known as a ‘Sell’) at the first named price and if you wish to bet high (also known as a ‘Buy’) you would do so at the second price.For example, if someone asked you to guess their age, you might say ’somewhere between 35 and 38 years old’. In the same way, when sports spread betting bookmakers make a prediction, they allow a range. If you were betting on this prediction you would bet low at 35 years or bet high at 38 years. It really is as simple at that!
How do I win or lose?
What you win or lose depends on the stake size you choose and how right or wrong you are. Sporting Index might predict that the 1st goal in a match between Liverpool and Manchester United will be scored in the 36th minute and consequently set a spread of 35 - 37 minutes.Say you believe that there is bound to be an early goal, so you bet LOW at 35 minutes while a mate of yours who thinks that both defences will be at their best goes HIGH at 37 minutes. If the 1st goal is scored in the 25th minute, you, who went LOW at 35 minutes, win 10 times your stake (35 minutes take away 25 minutes = 10) while your mate who went HIGH at 37 minutes loses 12 times his stake.
Basically, the amount you win or lose depends on the size of your stake multiplied by how correct or how wrong you are.Let’s say Sporting Index predict that there will be 3 goals in the Chelsea v Manchester United clash at Stamford Bridge. You reckon that there will be less so you bet lower with a stake of £10 for every goal below 3.If there is only 1 goal in the game, you would have won (1 - 3) x your stake = 2 x £10 = £20. If there are 4 goals in the game, you would have lost (3 - 4) x your stake = 1 x £10 = £10.
Thanks to online spread betting and Sporting Index’s live prices system, you can open or close any spread bet live, whilst the game is still underway from the comfort of your own home. Not only that, but you can even open or close your spread bet on the move simply by downloading their innovative mobile hone application – you may even be at the game itself!
The whole nature of spread betting is that neither your winnings nor losses are set. This means that the more right you are the more you will win. However, it also means that the more wrong you are the more you will loose.
KANIPE
For all the talk of the ‘top four’ in the premiership, there is always some surprise results every season. Who would have thought that Wigan would have scored a last minute equaliser against Chelsea last season or that Manchester City would have taken six points from Manchester United, the first time it has happened since the 1969-70 season? Who would have even thought that Spurs would have only one point from the first three games or that Kevin Keegan would have parted company with Newcastle United?
The beauty of this means that sports spread betting provides you with a unique betting thrill and challenges your skill, judgement and knowledge of your favourite sports.Sports spread betting bookmakers, like Sporting Index, make predictions on various aspects of sporting events. You then decide whether that prediction has been pitched too high or too low.
You will notice that the predictions are presented in the form of two prices. This is a range known as the ’spread’ and you bet low (also known as a ‘Sell’) at the first named price and if you wish to bet high (also known as a ‘Buy’) you would do so at the second price.For example, if someone asked you to guess their age, you might say ’somewhere between 35 and 38 years old’. In the same way, when sports spread betting bookmakers make a prediction, they allow a range. If you were betting on this prediction you would bet low at 35 years or bet high at 38 years. It really is as simple at that!
How do I win or lose?
What you win or lose depends on the stake size you choose and how right or wrong you are. Sporting Index might predict that the 1st goal in a match between Liverpool and Manchester United will be scored in the 36th minute and consequently set a spread of 35 - 37 minutes.Say you believe that there is bound to be an early goal, so you bet LOW at 35 minutes while a mate of yours who thinks that both defences will be at their best goes HIGH at 37 minutes. If the 1st goal is scored in the 25th minute, you, who went LOW at 35 minutes, win 10 times your stake (35 minutes take away 25 minutes = 10) while your mate who went HIGH at 37 minutes loses 12 times his stake.
Basically, the amount you win or lose depends on the size of your stake multiplied by how correct or how wrong you are.Let’s say Sporting Index predict that there will be 3 goals in the Chelsea v Manchester United clash at Stamford Bridge. You reckon that there will be less so you bet lower with a stake of £10 for every goal below 3.If there is only 1 goal in the game, you would have won (1 - 3) x your stake = 2 x £10 = £20. If there are 4 goals in the game, you would have lost (3 - 4) x your stake = 1 x £10 = £10.
Thanks to online spread betting and Sporting Index’s live prices system, you can open or close any spread bet live, whilst the game is still underway from the comfort of your own home. Not only that, but you can even open or close your spread bet on the move simply by downloading their innovative mobile hone application – you may even be at the game itself!
The whole nature of spread betting is that neither your winnings nor losses are set. This means that the more right you are the more you will win. However, it also means that the more wrong you are the more you will loose.
KANIPE
Sep
26
Wenger: Arsenal’s Major Problem
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Emeka Esogbue asked:
I am obviously not a fan of Arsenal Football Club but in view of the present dismal performance club once noted for its attacking prowess that can akin to my Almighty Barcelona FC, I have found it very compelling to advise Arsene Wenger to act fast by exiting the Club as its manager and look else where. This will in no small way help the Club to find its feet again. Arsenal, once sensational has lost about three matches at least as at the time I am putting this article together, losing to Hull City, Stoke City and Manchester City, granted that the Club has managed to defeat Manchester United and Chelsea football Club in two separate matches played in Emirates and Stamford Bridge but a lot needs to done to improve the performance of the Club.
The problem of Arsenal is not far-fetched, and many of the club’s fans and supporters know this, Wenger has always loved to hold on to money helpfully meant to bring experienced and mature players to Emirates, without spending such money, while also readily allowing experienced players to find their ways out of the club.
Only Wenger can tell his Board and fans the real reason behind his often refusal to spend fairly large sums of money to acquire players that worth from other clubs which has always put Arsenal at disadvantage, most times, it we are made to understand that money assigned to him to acquire players are often returned to the management of the club while settling for inexperienced players often bought at cheaper amounts. How does he hope to win with players of this sort of players? Granted that inexperienced players grow to become wonderful players but an experienced man Wenger who has put in his best of services for the club should have realized that a club only wins and seeks to keep silverwares with what it has.
Why would Wenger allow Hleb and Flamini leave in the first place without any possible replacements for the two hearts of Arsenal midfield? It also does not make sense to me that rather than increase Hleb’s fee in the club, he allowed him to exit. One would have thought that Wenger had plans but what was he thinking? Arsenal has lost Henry, Hleb, Flamini, while hoping to further lose Fabrigas and possibly Gallas if nothing is done. Wenger should be told bluntly that he should not make an economist on the pitch.
Walcot can engage Van Persie in a physical battle, and Gallas can shout it aloud to whole world for all I care but Wenger remains the problem, Arsenal management knows this, if the management says they are ignorant of this, then there is problem in the management of the club. No one liked Gallas shouting the problem of his team to the world press, but the truth is that Wenger is more of a problem the team should confront.
Arsenal has defeated Chelsea but the team hasn’t found their lost magic, if it is only a temporary victory. Only a miracle it will take for Arsenal to lift premiership this season, and if that miracle must come the way of the team, then Arsenal has two options, spend good money on players or let Wenger go. Up Gunners!!!!!!!!!
FARRIER
I am obviously not a fan of Arsenal Football Club but in view of the present dismal performance club once noted for its attacking prowess that can akin to my Almighty Barcelona FC, I have found it very compelling to advise Arsene Wenger to act fast by exiting the Club as its manager and look else where. This will in no small way help the Club to find its feet again. Arsenal, once sensational has lost about three matches at least as at the time I am putting this article together, losing to Hull City, Stoke City and Manchester City, granted that the Club has managed to defeat Manchester United and Chelsea football Club in two separate matches played in Emirates and Stamford Bridge but a lot needs to done to improve the performance of the Club.
The problem of Arsenal is not far-fetched, and many of the club’s fans and supporters know this, Wenger has always loved to hold on to money helpfully meant to bring experienced and mature players to Emirates, without spending such money, while also readily allowing experienced players to find their ways out of the club.
Only Wenger can tell his Board and fans the real reason behind his often refusal to spend fairly large sums of money to acquire players that worth from other clubs which has always put Arsenal at disadvantage, most times, it we are made to understand that money assigned to him to acquire players are often returned to the management of the club while settling for inexperienced players often bought at cheaper amounts. How does he hope to win with players of this sort of players? Granted that inexperienced players grow to become wonderful players but an experienced man Wenger who has put in his best of services for the club should have realized that a club only wins and seeks to keep silverwares with what it has.
Why would Wenger allow Hleb and Flamini leave in the first place without any possible replacements for the two hearts of Arsenal midfield? It also does not make sense to me that rather than increase Hleb’s fee in the club, he allowed him to exit. One would have thought that Wenger had plans but what was he thinking? Arsenal has lost Henry, Hleb, Flamini, while hoping to further lose Fabrigas and possibly Gallas if nothing is done. Wenger should be told bluntly that he should not make an economist on the pitch.
Walcot can engage Van Persie in a physical battle, and Gallas can shout it aloud to whole world for all I care but Wenger remains the problem, Arsenal management knows this, if the management says they are ignorant of this, then there is problem in the management of the club. No one liked Gallas shouting the problem of his team to the world press, but the truth is that Wenger is more of a problem the team should confront.
Arsenal has defeated Chelsea but the team hasn’t found their lost magic, if it is only a temporary victory. Only a miracle it will take for Arsenal to lift premiership this season, and if that miracle must come the way of the team, then Arsenal has two options, spend good money on players or let Wenger go. Up Gunners!!!!!!!!!
FARRIER
Jan
21
Free Football Betting Preview From Free Bet Finder
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Josh asked:
Saturday’s early kick off sees Aston Villa take on Newcastle at Villa Park . Villa may have been beaten against Fulham last week but Newcastle are unbelievably poor and Aston Villa should be able to stroll to victory. Totesport are 5/6 about a home win and I strongly suggest you snap that up before the bookies realise their mistake. Normally you would back Agbonlahor to score first but he is out injured so back Ashley Young who is as big as 10/1 with Betfred. This certainly doesn’t appear as a game that is likely to produce many goals and Villa are worth backing to win 1-0 at 6/1 with Betfred.
Sunday is a big day for the Premiership with the Manchester derby starting proceedings. City are beginning to get found out whilst United seem to be going from strength to strength. It is very hard to look past a United victory but the 3/10 with Totesport offers no value. You can back United to win by two goals or more in the handicap with Bet365 at 5/6 and this looks a much better bet considering how freescoring United are. With Wayne Rooney suspended their is going to be even more focus on Cristiano Ronaldo and he has to be backed at 5/6 with Blue Square to score at anytime during the match. If you fancy a go on the correct score market then look no further than a 2-0 home win as City have looked toothless up front recently and even the acquisition of Benjani shouldn’t trouble United’s defence. The 2-0 scoreline is 11/2 with Blue Square .
The second game on Sunday afternoon is Chelsea versus Liverpool at Stamford Bridge . This has traditionally been a tight affair but under Avram Grant Chelsea have looked a more attacking force. Liverpool have not looked good for a couple of months now and losing Torres to injury is a massive blow. Kuyt and Voronin is potentially one of the worst strike parnerships in the Premiership as far as goalscoring is concerned and Chelsea should be able to keep them quiet on their way to victory at evens with VC Bet. There is one man and one man only who should be backed to score the first goal and that is Nicolas Anelka who has looked very sharp since his move form Bolton . Totesport have him at 5/1 which looks a solid bet.
On Monday Blackburn travel to the Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal and this is a fixture Arsenal have struggled in over recent years as Blackburn often make the most of their physical game. I can see this game finishing a draw at 7/2 with Stan James. Stan James are also best priced about a 1-1 draw and 9/1 looks a pretty fair bet considering it is normally around the 11/2 mark. Blackburn have relied heavily on Roque Santa Cruz to score their goals this season and he has a terrific away record so back him to score first at 10/1 with Bet365.
GOLDBLATT
Saturday’s early kick off sees Aston Villa take on Newcastle at Villa Park . Villa may have been beaten against Fulham last week but Newcastle are unbelievably poor and Aston Villa should be able to stroll to victory. Totesport are 5/6 about a home win and I strongly suggest you snap that up before the bookies realise their mistake. Normally you would back Agbonlahor to score first but he is out injured so back Ashley Young who is as big as 10/1 with Betfred. This certainly doesn’t appear as a game that is likely to produce many goals and Villa are worth backing to win 1-0 at 6/1 with Betfred.
Sunday is a big day for the Premiership with the Manchester derby starting proceedings. City are beginning to get found out whilst United seem to be going from strength to strength. It is very hard to look past a United victory but the 3/10 with Totesport offers no value. You can back United to win by two goals or more in the handicap with Bet365 at 5/6 and this looks a much better bet considering how freescoring United are. With Wayne Rooney suspended their is going to be even more focus on Cristiano Ronaldo and he has to be backed at 5/6 with Blue Square to score at anytime during the match. If you fancy a go on the correct score market then look no further than a 2-0 home win as City have looked toothless up front recently and even the acquisition of Benjani shouldn’t trouble United’s defence. The 2-0 scoreline is 11/2 with Blue Square .
The second game on Sunday afternoon is Chelsea versus Liverpool at Stamford Bridge . This has traditionally been a tight affair but under Avram Grant Chelsea have looked a more attacking force. Liverpool have not looked good for a couple of months now and losing Torres to injury is a massive blow. Kuyt and Voronin is potentially one of the worst strike parnerships in the Premiership as far as goalscoring is concerned and Chelsea should be able to keep them quiet on their way to victory at evens with VC Bet. There is one man and one man only who should be backed to score the first goal and that is Nicolas Anelka who has looked very sharp since his move form Bolton . Totesport have him at 5/1 which looks a solid bet.
On Monday Blackburn travel to the Emirates Stadium to take on Arsenal and this is a fixture Arsenal have struggled in over recent years as Blackburn often make the most of their physical game. I can see this game finishing a draw at 7/2 with Stan James. Stan James are also best priced about a 1-1 draw and 9/1 looks a pretty fair bet considering it is normally around the 11/2 mark. Blackburn have relied heavily on Roque Santa Cruz to score their goals this season and he has a terrific away record so back him to score first at 10/1 with Bet365.
GOLDBLATT