Reading are 66/1 to finish bottom with Paddy Power and Betfair Sportsbook if you can get on, but available in shop too. Had a decent go at this.
Had only Rotheram behind them on my stats last year, think they were massively lucky to end up where they did. Continued that sort of form on Saturday when comprehensively outplayed by an average QPR side (even before they went down to 10 men)
They've got an injury crisis currently...only named 6 subs on Saturday, and got Fulham and Aston Villa coming up in a tricky start. Has the scope to shorten a fair chunk from 66s.
Took Bournemouth top half of the Championship for a large sum in 15/16 the year they were clear champions.
Went Wycombe top half of L2 table last season for a large sum, flew until they gave Tott a run for their money in the Cup and had an awful dozen games after. Still made it somewhat comfortably, almost squeezed into play-offs.
This year I'm looking at Exeter top half of L2, but only Victor now have a good price, 4/5. Fat chance me getting money on with stingey Vic.
Luton top 7 also some value at 8/11, but it'll be a big squeeze up there, prefer the safety of top 12 for Exeter.
Could be a repeat of AFCB for Exeter, strong squad they have - long season, mind. Plenty can change, but bookies never quite do their research on those who have slyly made some top level signings pre-season to bulster an already OK squad.
Tony Pullis as next PL Manager to go @ 16/1 seems a bit of value.
WBA had a poor end to last season, they had the lowest number of goals in open play last season resulting in a high percentage of their fans not happy with his style of play and Pullis himself looked very frustrated, when interviewed, at the lack of signings - plus he's lost his captain, Fletcher, to Stoke.
If only the Board of WBA had acted a bit earlier...........................
Reading are 66/1 to finish bottom with Paddy Power and Betfair Sportsbook if you can get on, but available in shop too. Had a decent go at this.
Had only Rotheram behind them on my stats last year, think they were massively lucky to end up where they did. Continued that sort of form on Saturday when comprehensively outplayed by an average QPR side (even before they went down to 10 men)
They've got an injury crisis currently...only named 6 subs on Saturday, and got Fulham and Aston Villa coming up in a tricky start. Has the scope to shorten a fair chunk from 66s.
They are 10/1 best price to be relegated now.
I think Reading will finish top half by the end of 2017/18 season. Yann's back and they're playing well. Very unlucky to lose at home to the leaders Wolves on Sat. Be interesting to see how things pan out with them.
Took Bournemouth top half of the Championship for a large sum in 15/16 the year they were clear champions.
Went Wycombe top half of L2 table last season for a large sum, flew until they gave Tott a run for their money in the Cup and had an awful dozen games after. Still made it somewhat comfortably, almost squeezed into play-offs.
This year I'm looking at Exeter top half of L2, but only Victor now have a good price, 4/5. Fat chance me getting money on with stingey Vic.
Luton top 7 also some value at 8/11, but it'll be a big squeeze up there, prefer the safety of top 12 for Exeter.
Did Fleetwood and Forest to win the League 1 and Championship handicap tables, so miles off with both off those.
A fiver on Atletico Madrid to win La Liga at 25/1 (win only) was a worthwhile investment with them being Barcelona's only remote challenge this season, but nothing coming back from that barring a remarkable collapse from Barcelona.
Hey. I'm no betting man but I've spotted a serious opportunity for you all. Huddersfield are ODDS-ON to go down. I shit you not. ODDS-ON.
Put the fucking house on them to stay up.
So, who here listened to CL's very own betting expert?
Big credit for your faith in Huddersfield. Normally, at least one of the promoted sides get relegated and I thought both Brighton and Newcastle would be safe.
I imagine the Stoke, WBA & Swansea relegation would have paid very well. 70/1 or so.
Tony Pullis as next PL Manager to go @ 16/1 seems a bit of value.
WBA had a poor end to last season, they had the lowest number of goals in open play last season resulting in a high percentage of their fans not happy with his style of play and Pullis himself looked very frustrated, when interviewed, at the lack of signings - plus he's lost his captain, Fletcher, to Stoke.
Timing was wrong for the bet and equally can't help thinking given their end to the season that had they not sacked him and brought in Pardew that they would still be in the PL.
Hoping Salah keeps his nose in front of Kane tomorrow for a few quid to soften the blow of Southampton getting themselves out of trouble at the 11th hour and costing me a potential £230 in winnings. Gits.
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Had only Rotheram behind them on my stats last year, think they were massively lucky to end up where they did. Continued that sort of form on Saturday when comprehensively outplayed by an average QPR side (even before they went down to 10 men)
They've got an injury crisis currently...only named 6 subs on Saturday, and got Fulham and Aston Villa coming up in a tricky start. Has the scope to shorten a fair chunk from 66s.
They are 10/1 best price to be relegated now.
sunderland top 6
burnley relegated
chelsea win prem
LOL
My mate invested heavily into a relegation treble which I picked for him.
Brighton, Shrewsbury & Bristol City relegation
A fiver on Atletico Madrid to win La Liga at 25/1 (win only) was a worthwhile investment with them being Barcelona's only remote challenge this season, but nothing coming back from that barring a remarkable collapse from Barcelona.
I imagine the Stoke, WBA & Swansea relegation would have paid very well. 70/1 or so.
Fair play though
Hopefully, my faith will be repayed today.
Edit: just seen they are 1-0 up despite having 10 men