Free tips for betting on football Premiership

The Premiership circus hits our screens on Saturday and all the clubs will play their part in making another post-World Cup season the biggest ever from a media perspective.

The World Cup Finals generate huge excitement the following season, and with even the best managers under heavy pressure this season for one reason or another, no job in the Premier League is entirely safe this time around.

Should Martin O’Neill be at Old Trafford instead of Sir Alex? Will Chelsea fans tire of another season of ‘meaningless’ Premiership wins if European glory slips through blue fingers again?

‘Harry’ have been busy on the South Coast while Charlton have to learn to live without ‘Curbs’ who could have jumped before potentially being pushed as the Addicks face a potential nightmare season.

Agatha Christie would have struggled to write a more convincing opening to a new term, while websites offer advice to potential punters on how supporters can add to their enjoyment by placing bets of all kinds related to matches that jeopardize the stronger marital relationships.

Football punters are increasingly important to bookmakers who realize horse racing has too often shot itself to attract new customers, although Italian football is under scrutiny after some activities unreliable lately.

Former Liverpool goalkeeper Bruce Grobbelaar was accused of match-fixing in this country several years ago, but Brucie’s entire blog seemed to get punters to up their bets on football, as opposed to the potentially terminal diagnosis in the horse racing industry. The ‘story’ (Bruce won substantial damages from a major newspaper) simply fueled interest in fixed odds football betting!

Too many punters have their heads in the clouds when they bet on football, their hearts racing as betting slips are filled at breakneck speed as supporters root for their team to achieve unrealistic goals.

Thierry Henry was a short-term favorite to score the first goal of the game in Arsenal’s games last year, but the Golden Boot winner only managed the feat five times.

Conversely, Darren Bent was offered at comparatively rewarding odds and the Charlton striker opened the scoring in eight matches. ‘Sven’ made the mistake of ignoring Darren’s ability for this year’s World Cup, and the lesson for punters should be in front of them.

Punters need to dig into the information that is available these days and get rid of the laziness that will inevitably cost them money during the winter campaign. James Beattie scored the opening goal of the game seven times in games involving Everton, but James scored all of those goals at Goodison Park.

Ignoring the potential of opposing teams for this example, the realistic odds of James scoring the first goal at home this year should be around the 5/2 mark, with 12/1 freely available in games away from Goodison Park. However, those odds will not be reflected at the bookies, and punters should take advantage of this either by betting or playing the markets this season.

The scenario repeats itself in the ‘correct score’ sector, with supporters of popular teams rushing to their side to massacre the opposition on a weekly basis.

Although cynics suggest that Anoraks like me can interpret numbers to our advantage, the facts suggest that numbers never lie, and taking this positive attitude can pay off.

Okay, so Arsenal beat Middlesbrough 7-0 last year, but how many people would have suggested that Boro would have been the team that would have gone into hiding? Arsenal only managed to score a single goal at home against Birmingham, before overcoming Cardiff (2-1) in a Highbury draw against Cardiff in the FA Cup, which emphasizes the point I’m trying to make.

If you consider the home team to be the favorite in most matches, the sobering thought to keep in mind when playing the correct score market is that a 310 vs. 70 stat emerged from the home teams scoring a maximum of two goals. in the Premiership. last season. To drive the point home, consider also that two hundred and nineteen of those home teams scored less than two goals!

Splitting the two halves of a game offers more insight into how coaches ‘finish’ their players. Chelsea only ‘won’ sixteen ‘matches’ in the first half, but had twenty-seven ‘wins’ in the second half of their games.

Hopefully this kind of information will lead you to bet wisely this season and lock in a profit rather than an annual loss.

And finally to the bet of the year! The main spread bet this season will be the market corresponding to the number of cards that Mrs. (Graham) Poll will receive on her birthday. My margin would be around the 11/12 mark, with three dice for her husband! Luck.

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