SheldonC17 wrote: » Cant see Cardiff not getting a result there to be honest
PuntersAdvice wrote: » however Liverpool are in great form having beat Everton 4-0 in their last game despite only having 39% possession, Recommended Bet: BOTH TEAMS TO SCORE @ 1.55 (Ladbrokes, BetVictor)
inforfun wrote: » After yesterdays robbery we have 2 matches today in Holland Only will take something on the early one: Utrecht - ZwolleWill be taking the home win here @2.25 (acc to flashscore, cant access bookies to double check) Home results this season has been great for Utrecht despite on picking up 1 point in their last 3 home matches. That had everything to do wit hthe opponents being Ajax (draw), Feyenoord (playing by far their best match of the season) and PSV (quick 2-0 up and never looked back) Utrecht got 5 players in on the last few days of the transfer window and looked to have benefited from that against Ajax with a much securer defense than they previously had. Delpierre, new central defender on loan from Hoffenheim looked pretty good The other 4 were not in the line up but 2 of them came of the bench. Home record of Utrecht shows 6-3-2, 6th best in the league and you can see where they were before the traditional top 3 dropped by in their stadium. Zwolle finished 2013 in quite terrible form and improved a lot after the break but this week had to add 2 players to their sidelined players and these 2 are massively important to them. Both Lachman and Mokotjo are injured for the next few weeks and will be badly missed. had an away win agains tNAC and a home win against Roda after the break but were helped by being awarded a pretty soft penalty in the Roda match. I was first looking at overs @1.72 which is quite high for the Dutch league but i opted for the home win in stead. Zwolle might have a goal in them but without Mokotjo in midfield will be much less effective as they normally would. Dont have odds for goal scorers but Steve de Ridder should be considered, Utrechts top scorers and Zwolle missing their best defender in Lachman. De RRidder is/was also the man for penalties but Utrecht only got 2 this season, 1 missed by De Ridder. So not likely he will be on the next penalty, i reckon it might be Toornstra's turn now who is scoring regularly already this season. never took him though as the odds on him are usually not good enough for me. They conceded 8 penalties this season, 3 missed. Referee is Sanders who i cant find on any stats so cards/penalties i leave out.
inforfun wrote: » Getting annoying. Bet looked good for an hour and then an Utrecht player was sent off Zwolle came back to win it.
Avfctom wrote: » Heads up lads anyone that backed robin van persie to score 1 st against stoke like myself this bet is now a winner first goal credited as a carrick own goal not Adamhttp://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/25892829
baddebt wrote: » ah man 2 days in a row 3rd time lucky ...gotta be
baddebt wrote: » Nice tip for the weekend Leyton orient V Peterboro , Home win and btts 13/5 orient are flying and p'boro are scoring and conceding left right and centre.
cardshark wrote: » Hey man, who did u back it with? I did Ladbrokes at 5/1, I'm not liking the chances of a pay out, don't think Boyles are paying out.
fuzzydunlop85 wrote: » Boyles ain't paying out , doubt pp are?
Avfctom wrote: » I work for ladbrokes and we where advised by customer service that this is a winner and to adjust the settlement all bookies should be doing the same
cardshark wrote: » Fair play, so if I go in and hand them the docket they should be paying out no questions asked? Did you back with Ladbrokes too?
Avfctom wrote: » I can't back with ladbrokes as I work for them I backed with paddys got stake back that's all but ladbrokes should be paying out any problems contact customer service we have all been informed
cardshark wrote: » Do you really work for Ladbrokes? I rang customer service and they said they are not paying out?? It was customer service in England though if that makes a difference? Cheers
seanhynes wrote: » Cliftonville and Dungannon Reserves is inplay I see later,should goals be expected
inforfun wrote: » Dutch Jupiler Emmen - Dordrecht Pick: Emmen DNB Odds: 2 Bookie: bet365 Bet based o nwhat happened at Dordrecht during the winterbreak. Lost 3 1st team players in Lima, Varela and van Nieff. 2 defenders and their playmaker and set piece taker. With Van Nieff they have lost a guy who scored 9 goals and had about the same amount of assists. Was felt already last week away to MVV where they lost. Emmen is more or less just there to fill up the league but they are doing very well, especially at home. Taking only home matches into account, they have the 4th best home record of the Jupiler league Match of last week is comparable with this weeks match as it is a tricky away match for the league leaders Dordrecht and it is also, for Dutch standards, long trip to get there. Alternatively if you rather take goals Emmen over 1,5 is also @2 I just rate the Dord GK quite high so Emmen might not get those 2 goals but still win.
fuzzydunlop85 wrote: » Anyone follow the lower leagues closely?can anyone shed some light as to why wolves are nearly evens to bottom club stevenage ?