Bet: Over 45 booking points
Odd: 1.98 (BetVictor)
Stake: 7/10
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Posted dule Wednesday, 18 April 2012 at 17:31 Labels Barcelona, Champions League, Chelsea, Felix Brych
Posted dule Tuesday, 26 July 2011 at 11:47 Labels betting on football, Champions League, Racing Genk
Posted dule Monday, 30 May 2011 at 15:03 Labels Champions League, Championship, Ian Harte, Nathan Dyer, play-off, Reading, Shane Long, Swansea, Wembley
Posted dule Wednesday, 20 April 2011 at 17:08 Labels Almunia, Arsenal, Bacary Sagna, Champions League, Emirates, Emmanuel Eboue, Peter Crouch, Premier League, Spurs, Stephen Pienaar, The Gunners, Tottenham
Posted dule Saturday, 12 February 2011 at 14:18 Labels Anfield Road, Champions League, Chelsea, Gary Caldwell, Gerrard, Kenny Dalglish, Liverpool, Premier League, Suarez, Wigan
Posted dule Tuesday, 7 December 2010 at 16:17 Labels Champions League, Emery, England, Joaquin, Manchester United, Old Trafford, Sir Alex Ferguson, Valencia
Posted dule Wednesday, 24 November 2010 at 17:38 Labels Bougherra, Champions League, Glasgow Rangers, Kyle Lafferty, Manchester United, Nemanja Vidic, Old Trafford, Rio Ferdinand, Sasa Papac, Sir Alex Ferguson, Walter Smith, Wayne Rooney, Webster
Posted dule Sunday, 24 October 2010 at 11:43 Labels Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Champions League, Chelsea, Citizens, Fabianski, Fabregas, Manchester City, Mancini, Premier League, The Gunners
Posted dule Wednesday, 20 October 2010 at 11:04 Labels Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, bets, Champions League, Profit, Shakhtar, Statistic, Yield
Posted dule Tuesday, 19 October 2010 at 11:53 Labels Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Braga, Cesc Fabregas, Champions League, Douglas Costa, Emirates, Mircea Lucescu, Shakhtar, Theo Walcott
Posted dule Saturday, 16 October 2010 at 12:36 Labels Champions League, Manchester United, Old Trafford, Premier League, Roberto di Matteo, The Baggies, Wayne Rooney, WBA
Russians are contender for the second place in the group. Assuming no one will take too much from Chelsea, with away win at Marseille they already finished a big part of the job. Now, they need to confirm that points, every mistake would erase it. Spartak’s boss has been trying to remark the absence of few midfielders, but seems only Drincic’s is worth of notice.
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Despite recent progress of Slovakian football, I don’t rate Zilina too high. Can’t imagine them in the next round and most they could is to make some effort and win French for the third spot. They also have a big “imperfection” as they play offensive football regardless the opponent’s name. So they did against Chelsea and conceded 4, instead 1 or 2. Now boss Hapal announced the same plan which, in my opinion, can only see them hurt. Spartak have some problems against highly defensive sides, but actually like when someone comes “for a win”.
Home side is strong favorite here and everything except a convincing win would be a first class surprise (for me, at least). However, I’m not ready to take any bigger handicap.
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Bet: Spartak -1
Odd: 1.88 bet365
Stake: 7/10
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Posted dule Tuesday, 28 September 2010 at 14:32 Labels Champions League, Chelsea, Drincic, Hapal, Marseille, Spartak Moskva, Zilina
Jose Mourinho wrote his name into the history books as Diego Milito inspired Inter Milan to Champions League glory against Bayern Munich at the Bernabeu.
Milito set Inter on their way against the run of play with a clipped finish.
And he wrapped up a win built on the foundations of a solid defence with a solo effort that saw Inter become the first Italian side to win the Treble.
It means Mourinho, who won the cup with Porto in 2004, becomes the third man in history to win it with two clubs.
He joins Ernst Happel and Ottmar Hitzfeld in earning that remarkable accolade - at the age of only 47 - and, in doing so, ends a wait of more than 45 years for the Nerazzurri to regain Europe's top prize.
That he did so by overcoming his mentor Louis van Gaal, with whom he worked at Barcelona in the 1990s, in the process only served to complete the ultimate season of personal vindication for the Portuguese.
If reports are to be believed, it is a triumph that will earn Mourinho the manager's position at arguably the world's biggest club, Real Madrid, this summer.
How fitting, then, that this triumph was earned at Real's magnificent Bernabeu stadium - and as Mourinho waved to the Inter fans after watching his side lift the trophy, it looked every inch a wave goodbye and confirmation this will prove the denouement of his career in Italy.
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Posted dule Sunday, 23 May 2010 at 11:22 Labels Bayern, Champions League, Diego Milito, Inter, Jose Mourinho, Louis van Gaal, Real Madrid
Bayern will have 2 big threats, Robben and Olic. Few good games including elimination of Sir Alex's men,but my impression is they progressed to final with a slight touch of luck.
Few years ago I said that Inter will win CL at same year when Liverpool win Premier. Which means never. But, Mourinho created Chelsea in Italy and eliminations of Barca and mentioned Chelsea make of them favorites tonight in my opinion. And simply can’t imagine Mourinho loses at his future home. No way.
Have been thinking about -0.25, but decided to take a big odd. Inter to win, best offer is at Eurobet 2.50. Milito will score. Correct result 1-0,2-0.
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Posted dule Saturday, 22 May 2010 at 19:26 Labels Arjen Robben, Bayern, Champions League, Diego Milito, Inter, Jose Mourinho, Liverpool
Atalanta - Palermo, 2-X ht/ft @ 17.00 bet365
Palermo need a win for Champions League,I expect them to lead at the half-time.But will be 4th only if Samp don't win.So,gamble is based on scenario Samp will win and Palermo will be devastated in the 2nd half and concede goal(s) for a draw.
Hardly to happen,but isn't impossible and wouldn't be the first time.
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Barcelona - Inter, Over 3 @ 2.10 bet365
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Regarding tonight's game.I was thinking about one gamble,Lyon -1.5 at 5.00.We were witnesses in past seasons and in recent one,they can defeat anybody at home.But,to be honest,they hardly score more than once.And to score twice without conceding against Bayern?On the other hand,lots deppend from Robben.He buried Fiora,Man Utd and scored in the first game.Fourth time?Probably possibility with a higher percentage than first one.After some thinking,my potential bet looked like money wasting.Will put 1-3EUR on 1-2 ht/ft @ 34.00 for fun and that's it.:) Scenario:Lyon scoring first,Bayern show the class in the 2nd half and Robben equalizing,all-in,counter attack,all end.
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Posted dule Tuesday, 27 April 2010 at 19:09 Labels Arjen Robben, Bayern, Champions League, Fiora, Lyon, Man Utd
No way I'll take 1.65-1.70 for a home win in semi-final of Champions League. Germans are the obvious favorites, but with that price... I'll pass.
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Odds on Aston Villa are around even, openning were 2.20. Don't like too much to back Villa on the road and if I didn't take it then, looks pointless to do it now. Maybe -0.25 at 1.80 (think StanJames) could be a good call. Will decide later.
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Isn't too helpfull post. The biggest blog attendance, yesterday. Thanks. Hope some took Notts County without handicap.
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Liverpool's hopes of qualifying for the Champions League took another huge blow as they failed to break down resolute Fulham despite dominating possession.
Alberto Aquilani's early overhead kick was easily collected by Mark Schwarzer.
And the Australian continued to thwart Liverpool and Aquilani, saving his 20-yard curling effort and watching the Italian's left-footed drive fly wide.
Schwarzer was again equal to Ryan Babel's fierce strike as Fulham defended deep and frustrated Liverpool.
This game could have been a dress rehearsal for the Europa League final in Hamburg - if Liverpool and Fulham are able to overcome their respective semi-final opponents.
But if that is the case, the neutral will hope for a far less one-sided affair - as Liverpool attacked relentlessly but lacked the necessary guile to open the scoring.
Rafael Benitez's Liverpool side will take on Atletico Madrid after overcoming Benfica 4-1 at Anfield to win 5-3 on aggregate, while Fulham won 1-0 at German champions Wolfsburg for a 3-1 aggregate victory and will face Hamburg in their last-four encounter.
But, there were no signs that Liverpool were feeling the effects of their exertions in the week as they started brightly with chances falling to David Ngog, Maxi Rodriguez and Aquilani.
The home side had received an attacking blow prior to kick-off when talismanic 22-goal striker Fernando Torres was ruled out with a knee injury.
Liverpool manager Rafael Benitez:
"I am a little bit disappointed, normally when you control the game and have chances you can score. We know the fourth position is a little bit far away.
"They were deep, they were well organised and we had to score. We had one or two chances, their keeper was good, but it's not easy to find space when they have players behind the ball.
"We needed to be patient and it was not easy to find the final pass in the final third.
"I am disappointed because I feel that we had plenty of possession."
Fulham boss Roy Hodgson:
"There is no doubt Liverpool dominated the game and we were forced on to the back foot but at the same time we stood our corner very well and fought very hard.
"We stopped them getting clear-cut chances and it was really when we just lost Daniel Agger for a corner at the end that I was concerned the ball was going to go in the back of the net.
"On the occasions when they got good strikes in Mark Schwarzer was equal to it. It is another excellent clean sheet.
"I have got to be very satisfied with what the team has done because Liverpool are a very difficult team to take points off home or away."
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Posted dule Sunday, 11 April 2010 at 20:13 Labels Alberto Aquilani, Champions League, David Ngog, Fernando Torres, Liverpool, Mark Schwarzer, Maxi Rodriguez, Premier League, Rafael Benitez, Roy Hodgson, Ryan Babel
Arjen Robben's spectacular late strike wrecked Manchester United's hopes of reaching a third successive Champions League final as he sent Bayern Munich through on away goals at Old Trafford.
The former Chelsea star rifled in a magnificent volley from Franck Ribery's corner with 16 minutes left to stun United after they looked to be cruising into the semi-finals as they went 3-0 up before the interval to establish a two-goal aggregate lead.
Robben capped a dismal week for United that has seen them lose the Premier League leadership and crash out of the Champions League - also ending English interest in the tournament after Arsenal's exit against Barcelona.
Wayne Rooney was in Sir Alex Ferguson's starting line-up as he completed a remarkable recovery from the ankle ligament injury he sustained in Bayern's 2-1 win against United in the Allianz Arena eight days ago.
And he was quickly a thorn in Bayern's side, setting up Darron Gibson's opener after just three minutes. United looked on course for the last four when Nani turned in Antonio Valencia's cross four minutes later to put them ahead in the tie.
Bayern were being run ragged and Nani capped United's complete supremacy when he scored his second and their third as half-time approached - but the whole mood and shape of the tie was turned when Ivica Olic took advantage of poor defending to bundle home a crucial goal before the interval.
Louis van Gaal's side suddenly discovered hope, and a measure of composure, their cause being helped when Rafael was sent off after 50 minutes following his second yellow card for a foul on Ribery.
Ferguson responded by replacing Rooney, who had been limping heavily earlier, with John O'Shea, but the momentum had swung dramatically to Bayern and Robben's wonder goal capped a period of pressure.
United had no Rooney to call on for the finale and they did not have the inspiration to mount a trademark late surge as the Premier League's last representative went out of a tournament in which they have exerted so much influence in recent seasons.
Ferguson must now gather his team for a final assault on a fourth successive title, but there is no doubt they have taken three heavy blows as they attempt to add more silverware to the Carling Cup won against Aston Villa.
And he will also hope Rooney has not sustained further damage to his ankle in this lost cause.
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Posted dule Thursday, 8 April 2010 at 10:39 Labels Arjen Robben, Bayern Munich, Champions League, Darron Gibson, Franck Ribery, John O'Shea, Louis van Gaal, Man Utd, Nani, Sir Alex Ferguson, Wayne Rooney
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