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Posted dule Saturday, 26 November 2011 at 10:48 Labels Premier League betting, Rafael van der Vaart, Tottenham, WBA
Posted dule Sunday, 14 August 2011 at 12:29 Labels betting on football, Man Utd, Premier League betting, WBA
Posted dule Saturday, 19 March 2011 at 13:03 Labels Arsenal, Arsene Wenger, Cesc Fabregas, Graham Dorrans, Jens Lehmann, Nicklas Bendtner, Premier League, Roy Hodgson, The Gunners, WBA
Posted dule Saturday, 5 March 2011 at 11:54 Labels Birmingham, Graham Dorrans, Premier League, Roy Hodgson, St Andrew's, The Brummies, WBA, West Midlands
Posted dule Monday, 28 February 2011 at 18:36 Labels Britannia Stadium, Matthew Eherington, Premier League, Pulis, Roberto di Matteo, Roy Hodgson, Stoke, The Baggies, WBA, West Brom
Posted dule Tuesday, 1 February 2011 at 18:23 Labels Carlos Vela, Hugo Rodallega, N'Zogbia, Premier League, Roberto Martinez, The Baggies, The Latics, Tom Cleverley, WBA, Wigan
Posted dule Tuesday, 28 December 2010 at 13:39 Labels Blackburn, Blades, Norwich, Premier League, Rovers, Sam Allardyce, Sheff Utd, Steve Kean, WBA
Early pick as the odds are in a serious drop.
I will write few words tomorrow. And probably one more game.
Posted dule Saturday, 27 November 2010 at 14:33 Labels Chris Brunt, Everton, Goodison Park, Jermaine Beckford, Mikel Arteta, Premier League, Roberto di Matteo, Steven Pienaar, The Baggies, Tim Cahill, WBA
Posted dule Monday, 8 November 2010 at 20:44 Labels Bristol City, Manchester City, Nottingham Forest, Plymouth, Preston, Profit, Statistic, Swindon, Watford, WBA, Yield
Posted dule Monday, 1 November 2010 at 13:03 Labels Blackpool, Charlie Adam, Liverpool, Premier League, The Baggies, The Seasiders, WBA
Posted dule Sunday, 17 October 2010 at 12:51 Labels Hull City, Leicester, Manchester United, Profit, Sheffield Wednesday, Statistic, Van der Sar, WBA, Yeovil, Yield
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
Something is very disturbing in Liverpool's play. Disappointing.
They were robbed for an obvious penalty, but probably didn't deserve it.
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Liverpool - WBA 1-0 1/2 LOSS
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Statistic:
Profit: 25.36
Yield: +22.15%
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West Brom denied Crystal Palace the chance of securing their Championship status, handing relegation rivals Sheffield Wednesday a reprieve.
Palace, who need a buyer by the end of the season, went ahead when Steven Reid sliced a free-kick into his own net.
But the Baggies drew level inside four minutes when Gabriel Tamas headed home a Chris Brunt left-wing free-kick.
Palace, who had Neil Danns sent off for a headbutt, now face a relegation showdown at Wednesday on Sunday.
With the Owls having lost 3-2 at Cardiff on Saturday, Palace knew three points against West Brom on Monday would have been enough for them to avoid relegation to League One.
But the south Londoners failed to take their chance, meaning that a season to forget - during which they have been docked 10 points as a result of falling into administration and lost manager Neil Warnock to Queens Park Rangers - will be decided by a visit to Hillsborough.
Bon Jovi's Living on a Prayer echoed round Selhurst Park before kick-off but during an engrossing game the home side's players fought tooth and nail to be the masters of their own fate.
They gave themselves the perfect start when Darren Ambrose's well-placed right-wing free-kick was sliced past his own keeper by Reid from six yards.
But Paul Hart's men were pegged back four minutes later when Tamas headed the visitors level.
However, in the last 10 minutes the Eagles twice had chances to make sure of the points only for substitute Stern John to head wide at the back post before, six minutes into injury time, Marek Cech cleared an Ambrose effort off the line.
That Palace were even in a position to potentially snatch a winner late on was a testimony to both the wastefulness of the dominant visitors and the superb performance from home keeper Julian Speroni.
The Argentine stopper produced a string of saves to deny the Baggies, most notably to keep out Chris Brunt from close range, tip over a dipping 35-yard effort from Graham Dorrans in the first half and block well-struck efforts from Cech and Youssouf Mulumbu in the second.
In addition, West Brom striker Roman Bednar missed a number of good opportunities, heading a Dorrans cross against the bar and then shooting harmlessly wide after being released by the same player.
After Danns was shown a straight red by referee Dean Whitestone for headbutting Dorrans it seemed certain that West Brom would make their numerical advantage count.
But they were unable to do so, and Palace's own late profilgacy in front of goal means they face a long, nervous final game of the season in Sheffield.
As long as Hart's men, who have a two-point advantage over Wednesday, avoid defeat they will beat the drop, sending the Owls down.
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Posted dule Tuesday, 27 April 2010 at 11:14 Labels Championship, Chris Brunt, Crystal Palace, Graham Dorrans, Paul Hart, Sheffield Wednesday, The Baggies, WBA, West Brom
Well, I won’t suggest anyone to follow this bet. The thing is I really like to gamble and taking this one is much more tempting for me than trying to find a treble in Scandinavia at Monday. And I’m still a little bit annoyed because didn’t have guts to take Hereford at Saturday. However…
Palace have two games to play. In the last round will face direct opponent Sheffield Wednesday on the road. So, a win tonight would leave them in Championship. In last 9 home games have 2 wins and 7 defeats. Strikers Alan Lee and Calvin Andrews are back in contention after injury, left-back Lee Hills is out. Palace are unbeaten in the club's last four matches against West Brom.
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The Baggies are second away team in the leagues (a point less than Newcastle) and are undefeated in last ten league games (2 draws, 8 wins)! The problem is they’re theoretically second and their motivation could be a cause of problems tonight. Few reasons for professional attitude. Di Matteo said he’ll field his strongest available team (not a single reason to believe him though). First game in the season they lost at home 0-1, Palace scored from only chance. They would like to reach Leicester’s record of 92 points (have 89 now) from 2003. The last but not the least, this is Championship not Serie A. Well, reasons are not so strong, but made this odd acceptable in my opinion. Jerome Thomas won’t play and I couldn’t find anyone else who is 100% out. Palace desperately need a win which means will be very, very nervous from the start. Most of their goals come after shots from distance and set pieces (mentioned Lee is an ox in front and crucial man for this strategy). Which against WBA’s top defense could make a real frustration instead nervous. I think they won’t score tonight. One conceded goal would push them forward and open them too much. I'll take WBA -1 ah at 5.00, bookie is bet365! Correct result is 0-2.
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P.s.: Yeah, yesterday's double was very easy. Bah...
Posted dule Monday, 26 April 2010 at 17:02 Labels Alan Lee, Championship, Crystal Palace, Jerome Thomas, Roberto di Matteo, Scandinavia, Sheffield Wednesday, The Baggies, WBA
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