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Monday, 11 July 2011

Chelsea Premier League Odds

Chelsea F.C. was founded in 1905 and despite their name play at Stamford Bridge in Fulham, West London. Originally elected to the Second Division they have spent most of their time in the top flight of English football. Chelsea

Wednesday, 20 April 2011

English Premier League Soccer – Manchester United v. Fulham

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Tuesday, 19 April 2011

Can United enjoy a weekend off from the Premier League?

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Manchester United don’t often seem to possess a great deal of fear or anxiety when it comes to performing under pressure, but it’s pretty easy to imagine that the Red Devils will be looking forward to a weekend during which they get the chance to watch their title rivals fight on in the league rather than having to go out on the pitch and ensure that they get a result or else risk seeing their lead slip and their rivals gain more and more confidence in their quest to win the Premier League.

However, although United may well worry that their main title rivals Arsenal are going to catch up with them and get closer to the league lead this weekend, the players also know that Arsenal’s game on Sunday against Liverpool is nothing even remotely close to a formality, and the chances are that they could still see their lead intact, and with Arsenal having wasted their game in hand over their rivals. The Premier League odds certainly suggest this could happen.

Despite this, United could well find themselves sitting there on Sunday evening having crashed out of the FA Cup and feeling anxious about how the Premier League title race is going to pan out should results go against them. Add to this potential equation the fact that United also have at least two Champions League games left to play and you can understand why Sir Alex Ferguson’s squad is about to be tested to the absolute limit. The football betting tips reflect this.

Ultimately, although a few players in the United squad will surely be about to see their mental resolve tested, if any one man can lead those under his control to glory despite immense pressure and expectations in all competitions, it’s Sir Alex.

English Premier League Soccer – Blackpool v. Wigan Athletic

Monday, 18 April 2011

Who would you miss from the Premier League?

With the Premier League as usual gearing up to lose three sides at the end of the campaign, the question that neutral fans are being asked is which team they would like to see survive, and which side they wouldn’t miss watching compete on a weekly basis in the top flight of the English game.

Although football fans never actually enjoy seeing a club relegated or suffering ill fortune, there are some clubs that fans don’t quite take to as much as others, and, on the other hand, some that become instant hits due to the manner in which they appeal to fans’ imaginations. The Premier League best odds suggest a whole host of teams could go down this season.

Take Hull City as an example. They became hate figures because their manager at the time, Phil Brown, behaved like an idiot and saw all the early credibility and respect sent their way immediately upon their promotion diminished. With Brown’s behaviour almost forcing neutrals to will the club to relegation, this year the Hull City of the relegation battle is not so easy to identify.

That said, there are a couple of clubs that seem to do what it takes to make fans keen to see their survival, and this year the club that deserves this label most of all is surely Blackpool after the first team managed to string together a run of displays that forced many to view them as perhaps the most exciting and watchable side in the league. The Premier League betting offers suggest they could be in trouble though.

However, the opposite side to this has been shown, in many fans’ opinion, by Wigan, a club that seems to offer almost nothing to the Premier League and yet continues to survive year after year.

Ultimately, despite all the debate, feelings and hopes, this will have almost nothing to do in the end with the final relegation picture, as only points will help to save troubled teams now.

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Friday, 18 March 2011

Premier League still wide open

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Recent results have thrown this season’s Premier League race wide open at both ends of the table. Whilst the recent downturn in fortunes of league leaders Manchester United have been dominating the back pages of our daily papers, there is also quite the relegation dogfight going on at the bottom, and for the first time in recent memory there are virtually no sets of fans who can relax as we enter the final quarter of the season.
The race for the Premier League title itself includes every team in the top four; the race for European qualification stretches down to arguably Everton in tenth. Meanwhile the relegation battle has had a number of usual suspects all season, but now includes all the teams in the bottom half with just eight points separating the teams between eleventh and twentieth. Now that most of the teams in the league have nine games left to play

English Premier League Soccer-Tottenham Hotspur v. West Ham United

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Saturday, March 19, 08:45 ET

It is mid-March and thus all the talk in the sports world revolves around the big tourney. You can begin Online March Madness Betting now as the games get set for Thursday. There are plenty other chances for Betting online with some sports nearing an end, while others begin. Spring training is underway, and so MLB betting is available to begin the season and it will continue daily with plenty on games on the slate. Meanwhile, professional basketball is nearing an end to the regular season, so stay on top of all the NBA Scores on a daily basis.

Meanwhile, another league over in England is nearing a dramatic conclusion. The English Premiership has a quarter of the season left, and after taking a break last week for tournament play, Premier League games are back on the slate. Tottenham Hotspur looks to regain the fourth position from Chelsea as they host lowly West Ham United.

Spurs are comfortably in fifth, six points ahead of Liverpool with a game in hand, but they have much higher aspirations. They have been battling Chelsea over the last few weeks, with the Blues now in fourth with 51 points, three more than Tottenham.

They have been passed by Chelsea due to a tough stretch of road games where they picked up four points in three games. A victory over Sunderland was followed by a loss to Blackpool and a draw against Wolverhampton. Last week they played to a hard fought scoreless draw in the Champions League against Milan. Now they must return their focus to the Premiership where they have not won in over a month.

They return to White Hart Lane where they have dropped only one Premier League game all season. West Ham meanwhile, have seven wins total on the season, and only two on the road. If Tottenham are to be considered among the best in the league, they must dispose of the bottom feeders of the league when they are playing at home.

A draw would be a big upset for West Ham, and would be quite helpful in their quest ot avoid relegation. They sit in the drop zone currently with 31 points. They are third last, and their point total is the same as Birmingham, who is at the moment out of the drop zone with one fewer game played.

Still, West Ham has played well of late in the Premiership. They are on a two-match winning streak, having best Stoke City 3-0 and Liverpool 3-0, both at home. In fact, in their past six Premiership matches, the Hammers have won three, drawn two, and only lost one. Even in the loss, the Hammers played well, and were downed by an injury time goal that broke a late tie. Despite the shutout in that match, West Ham have scored 14 goals in that six game stretch, and in four games they netted three goals.

Betting lines: Tottenham are the much superior team, and playing at home they are the big favourites. Still, there is something to be said about the Hammers recent play, and their ability to score goals. If Spurs defense falters, this game could get high scoring and play to the advantage of West Ham. Look for them to play more inspired, and earn the upset draw.

Wednesday, 9 March 2011

Wolves, Liverpool and Villa the Pick of this Weekend’s Premier League Bets

English Premier League Soccer – Aston Villa v. Blackburn Rovers

Event: English Premier League Soccer – Bolton Wanderers v. Aston Villa

English Premier League Soccer – Liverpool v. Manchester United

Manchester United to Win Premier League

It’s that time of year again when the battle for the English Premier League is heating right up and the battle for the title is well under way. With Manchester United sitting pretty at the top of the table, four points ahead of Arsenal and with a game in hand over Man City and Spurs, they look good to hang on but four points is absolutely nothing in footballing terms and a couple of bad games could spell disaster for them.

Of the back of barely scraping through to the next round of the FA Cup, by beating Crawley Town 1-0, United need to have a serious re-think about the next few months. Things are mixed at United these days. On the positive side, new contracts have been signed Evra and Ryan Giggs which means the 37-year-old will take his time at Old Trafford into a remarkable 21st year, having made his club debut as a substitute on 2 March, 1991.

Of course, there’s also issues surrounding Park being injured, Rooney allegedly being black-mailed, a packed League, Champions League and FA Cup schedule and Ferguson’s outspoken fury at ticket prices for the Champions League final in Wembley (the cheapest tickets on general sale for the 28 May final will cost

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Monday, 18 April 2011

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Friday, 18 March 2011

Premier League still wide open

English Premier League Soccer-Tottenham Hotspur v. West Ham United

Wednesday, 9 March 2011

Wolves, Liverpool and Villa the Pick of this Weekend’s Premier League Bets

English Premier League Soccer – Aston Villa v. Blackburn Rovers

Event: English Premier League Soccer – Bolton Wanderers v. Aston Villa

English Premier League Soccer – Liverpool v. Manchester United

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Tuesday, 22 February 2011

English Premier League Soccer – Blackburn Rovers v. Newcastle

Monday, 21 February 2011

English Premier League Soccer – West Bromwich Albion v. Wolverhampton Wanderers

Friday, 11 February 2011

English Premier League Soccer – Blackburn Rovers v. Tottenham Hotspurs

English Premier League Soccer – Newcastle v. Arsenal

English Premier League Soccer – Arsenal v. Wolverhampton Wanderers

Sunday, 23 January 2011

English Premier League Soccer – Blackpool v. Sunderland

Saturday, 22 January 2011

English Premier League Soccer – Aston Villa v. Manchester City

Sunday, 16 January 2011

Which manager’s next in the Premier League Sack Race?