ENGLISH FOOTBALL - PICKS AND PREVIEWS
Posted dule Monday, 26 December 2011 at 12:05 Labels Bolton, Newcastle, Premier League betting, The Toon, The Trotters
Posted dule Saturday, 10 December 2011 at 12:52 Labels Newcastle, Norwich, Premier League betting, The Toon
Posted dule Sunday, 16 January 2011 at 12:09 Labels Alan Pardew, Andy Carroll, Chris Hughton, Danny Welbeck, Lee Cattermole, Newcastle, Premier League, Stadium of Light, Sunderland, The Toon
Posted dule Wednesday, 22 December 2010 at 12:50 Labels Arsenal, Birmingham, Ipswich, Leeds, Leicester, Manchester United, Newcastle, QPR
Posted dule Saturday, 18 December 2010 at 12:01 Labels Alan Pardew, Andy Carroll, Birmingham, Chris Hughton, Newcastle, Premier League, St Andrew's, The Toon
No time for writing analyzes, just picks.
Premier League, Newcastle - Chelsea
Bet: Chelsea -0.75
Odd: 2.02 Canbet
Stake: 7/10
Championship, Norwich - Ipswich
Bet: Norwich -0.25
Odd: 1.88 Pinnacle
Stake: 8/10
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Posted dule Wednesday, 27 October 2010 at 12:32 Labels Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Carling Cup, Chris Hughton, Fabregas, Newcastle, St James Park, The Gunners, The Toon, Wembley
Personally, I can’t see any value in the offered odds. It’s the opening game and I wouldn’t take Community shield (or friendlies) result too serious. And to be honest, I have no idea what to expect from Newcastle this season. They should avoid relegation, but their capabilities are unknown for me. United are slow starters, same manager through the years and same pattern. They won just one of previous 3 opening games (Birmingham last year, 1-0 at home), other 2 finished with a draws (2008.- Newcastle 1-1 and 2007.- Reading 0-0). So, three unders. Taking some high handicap (-1.75 valued 1.91, or over 2.5 at 1.60) would be like a coin flip. Doesn’t worth for me. NO BET.
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Posted dule Monday, 16 August 2010 at 16:26 Labels Birmingham, Community Shield, Manchester United, Newcastle, Premier League, Reading
Newcastle U. 2 - 2 Ipswich T. LOSE
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Norwich C. 2 - 0 Gillingham WIN
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Peterborough U. 0 - 1 Blackpool DRAW
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Arsenal 0 - 0 Manchester C. LOSE
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Bad day. Today I have a hangover and terrible headache. So, will keep it easy. Everton and Roma, double.
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Posted dule Sunday, 25 April 2010 at 14:20 Labels Arsenal, Blackpool, Everton, Gillingham, Ipswich, Manchester City, Newcastle, Norwich, Peterborough United, Roma
Championship leaders Newcastle United could be promoted to the Premier League as early as the weekend after a hard-fought win over Nottingham Forest.
Should United beat Peterborough and Forest lose to Bristol City, the Magpies will bounce back into the top flight after one season away.
They secured a 2-0 win over promotion rivals Forest after substitute Shola Ameobi scored in the 71st minute.
Jose Enrique blasted the ball past Lee Camp for Newcastle's second late on.
Despite a goalless opening 70 minutes, this top-of-the-table clash proved a gripping encounter from start to finish, with Forest playing their part as they looked to bring their run of six away defeats to an end.
Newcastle boss Chris Hughton:
"It's that close. We are where we are and we thoroughly deserve to be where we are and if [winning promotion] happens on Saturday, then no one will be more delighted than me.
"But the most important thing is we have to win first.
"The nature of our business is you have to enjoy the wins and it will be a nice day tomorrow at the training ground.
"I'm quite sure everybody will have a spring in their step. But we very quickly have to bring them back down to earth.
"If we are able to take a spare chunk of what we had tonight into [Saturday's game at Peterborough] then we have got a good chance of coming away with a victory."
Nottingham Forest boss Billy Davies:
"I'm not admitting defeat, I am saying I think Newcastle United, in my opinion, will finish the job.
"We've got a challenge for second place that is very much still on the go."
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Posted dule Tuesday, 30 March 2010 at 12:13 Labels Billy Davies, Championship, Chris Hughton, Jose Enrique, Lee Camp, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Premier League, Shola Ameobi, The Magpies
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Posted dule Monday, 29 March 2010 at 19:49 Labels Alan Smith, Championship, Newcastle, Nottingham Forest, Peter Lovenkrands, Toons, WBA
Newcastle 3 - 0 Preston
Newcastle moved five points clear at the top of the Championship as they kept up their unbeaten home record.
The Magpies took only three minutes to score, Peter Lovenkrands' attempted cross clearing Preston keeper Andy Lonergan and dropping inside the post.
Top scorer Kevin Nolan doubled the lead after half-time when he burst into the penalty area and slotted in his 12th goal of the season.
Substitute Ryan Taylor fired in the third in injury time.
West Brom could narrow Newcastle's lead when they face Bristol City on Sunday.
But the Magpies' promotion chase shows no sign of letting up after a comfortable win over Preston, who had their chances but lost to a far more clinical side.
Newcastle boss Chris Hughton:
"I think it is the most important thing.
"We know West Brom and Nottingham Forest are one or two wins away from being a lot closer to us or being above us so we can't afford to lose focus.
"Our preparation has to be the same and our mental attitude going into every game has to be the same."
Preston boss Darren Ferguson:
"It was never a 3-0 game, that flatters Newcastle massively.
"They'll have a good chance of winning promotion if they get referees like today. You have to have strong referees, especially against Newcastle, and he wasn't strong enough.
"Overall I was pleased with the performance, if we play like that we'll be OK."
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West Ham 3 - 0 Hull City
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West Ham turned on the style to make it two wins in a row for the first time this season as fellow relegation strugglers Hull were reduced to 10 men.
Valon Behrami capped a surging run with a third-minute opener after exchanging passes with Guillermo Franco.
And Hull's problems increased shortly after the break when Craig Fagan was sent off for a second bookable offence.
Julien Faubert fed Carlton Cole for a slotted second before completing the win with a thumping late effort.
It was West Ham's fourth consecutive clean sheet at home, and the emphatic scoreline - not to mention the buoyant nature of the display against a relegation rival - will surely please manager Gianfranco Zola.
The Hammers came out of the blocks at lightning speed and although they did not build on their overall superiority until after Fagan's dismissal, their performance was brimming with a brio and belief that have too often been missing this season.
They were aided and abetted by a Hull side who, rarely in it apart from a brief spell of pressure before the break, were left with a mountain to climb after Fagan's departure.
The result leaves Phil Brown's side just a point above the drop zone.
Hull manager Phil Brown:
"It was self-inflicted, we had a game plan but it was unhinged by poor decision-making.
"The sending-off was also self-inflicted, it was a poor decision by Craig Fagan to make the tug because he was already in the book.
"The first diagnosis of Anthony Gardner's injury isn't good, he has a problem with both his tibia and fibula.
"It was a bad day at the office to say the least."
West Ham manager Gianfranco Zola:
"It was a good performance; we can do better, but the difference was the way we started.
"We were solid throughout the game and the second goal was important for us.
"Robert Green's save was worth a goal to us, because it allowed us to reorganise at half-time.
"The whole team is getting better; the more confidence you get, the more the players can give."
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Posted dule Sunday, 21 February 2010 at 14:10 Labels Carlton Cole, Chris Hughton, Darren Ferguson, Gianfranco Zola, Hull City, Kevin Nolan, Newcastle, Peter Lovenkrands, Phil Brown, Preston, Ryan Taylor, The Hammers, The Magpies, West Ham
Toons are on the top, but big margin between them and second placed WBA has been melted, thankfully to problematic results on the road. On the other hand, Newcastle are best home side in Championship with 12 wins and just four draws (34 goals scored and just 8 conceded – 0.5 per a match). They also hold the best defensive record in the division. Club faced a crisis of performance in two games vs. WBA, but after that three home wins in a row and all with margin higher than two goals. Boss Chris Hughton can not count on striker Shola Ameobi and midfielders Steven Taylor and Joey Barton. Midfielder Nicky Butt and midfielder Jose Enrique will face a late fitness test. Newcastle have won the last four matches between these clubs.
Preston are struggling under Ferguson junior, as they have only one win in last five games (Sheff.Utd. at home, 2-1). Good thing is they’re (still) far from relegation zone. Bad thing is they’re poor travelers, they’ve noticed seven defeats in last nine games on the road (one draw and one win) and next one will be at the toughest place in the second tier. Situation looks even worse after Tuesday’s defeat vs. Derby and conceded five(!) goals. The biggest problem is defense line that conceded 11 goals at last four games on the road (total of 30 goals and the worst record alongside Scunthorpe). That defense will miss the skipper Callum Davidson, while midfielders Richard Chaplow and Paul Parry are also out. Preston have played three of the current top five teams away from home, and lost all three games.
There’s no doubt Newcastle are far better squad in Championship. Their current performances and just three points more than WBA will guarantee their serious approach in this game. Preston just look like a victim of bad circumstances. Home win, -1.5 handicap as a gamble.
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Posted dule Saturday, 20 February 2010 at 11:29 Labels Callum Davidson, Championship, Chris Hughton, Darren Ferguson, Newcastle, Paul Parry, Preston, Richard Chaplow, Shola Ameobi
At the first glance,two games in England shouldn’t be overlooked.
Can’t see how Newcastle can lose at Walkers.Haven’t checked team news,but even 20 injuries wouldn’t change my opinion.Odds look generous.Will decide between dnb and away win.
Everton on the road against Wigan.Good thing about Toffees is their results follow the trend.When they have injuries and start sinking,run away from them.When start improving then should be backed.They have very good dressing room atmosphere that wasn’t shook with Cup exit.Although Sunderland’s performance is really awful in these days,I think Everton definitely have enough strength to defeat Wigan.The fact first goalie for Latics will be again Stojkovic suggests a big possibility of goals.Away win and over in this one.
Again it’s my initial thoughts,take it with caution.But it worth a small bets for me.
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Posted dule Friday, 29 January 2010 at 18:56 Labels England, Everton, Latics, Newcastle, Sunderland, Toffees, Vladimir Stojkovic, Walkers Stadium, Wigan
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