Bet: Nott Forest 0.0
Odd: 2.16 188bet
Stake: 8/10
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Posted dule Saturday, 2 October 2010 at 11:53 Labels Billy Davies, Championship, Doncaster, Donny, Nottingham Forest, Sean O'Driscoll, Shelton Martis

Posted dule Thursday, 30 September 2010 at 15:13 Labels Amauri, Citizens, Europa League, Juve, Juventus, Lech, Luigi Delneri, Manchester City, Micah Richards, Palermo, Quagliarella, Roberto Mancini
Good night after all. I was so annoyed when Colchester turned the game from 0-1 to 2-1 and then conceded for a draw. Then I paid attention on the other results... Complete chaos! I wasn't even thinking about Cardiff and QPR, but plenty of shocking results. Leeds, Nott Forest, Bristol Rovers, Hudders, Rotheram, Peterborough... Last 3 weeks in England are real mine field. But... Most important thing. My September is green, finally!!! Yes!
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Spartak Moskva - MSK Zilina 3-0 WON
Colchester - Dag & Red 2-2 LOST
Norwich - Leicester 4-3 WON
Statistic:
September
Profit: +1.82 units Yield: +1.65%
Season
Profit: +27.18 units Yield: +12.11%
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Posted dule Wednesday, 29 September 2010 at 12:56 Labels Bristol Rovers, Cardiff, Colchester, Dagenham, Huddersfield, Leeds, Leicester, Norwich, Nottingham Forest, Peterborough United, QPR, Rotheram, Spartak Moskva, Zilina
Despite the defeat in previous round (Hull at home, 0-2), Norwich have been noticing an encouraging start of the season. Sixth spot and play-off zone are something that guarantee they’ll be fully motivated (as long as Premiership dream lasts). Against Hull they were much better rival, but in last 10 minutes conceded twice and noticed very unlucky defeat. My assumption is they’ll be very eager to bounce back tonight. Midfielder Surman and defender Nelson are still out, while defenders Whitbread and Smith have returned to the full training.
Leicester won’t be relegated, that’s sure, but better results will come when they make a cut. Currently they look like a sinking boat. Hosts believe their Saturday’s defeat was a robbery, now are preparing a strong response.
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Bet: Norwich -0.25
Odd: 2.08 Pinnacle
Stake: 8/10
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Posted dule Tuesday, 28 September 2010 at 19:26 Labels Championship, Hull City, Leicester, Milan Mandaric, Norwich, Paolo Sousa, Portsmouth, Premiership, Surman, Whitbread
Colchester are very good League One side and they’re only League One side that still haven’t notice a defeat in the opening 8 rounds. They have five draws, but should be mentioned their tough schedule and playing against top league clubs (draws against Sheff Wed, Carlisle, Plymouth and S’ton and win over Rochdale). In previous round Colchester defeated Tranmere, scoring three times in the first half of hour, making it very comfortable. Two defenders, Pat Baldwin and Brian Wilson, will face a late fitness test.
After eight rounds, Daggers have collected only 6 points and it seems their adventure in the higher level will hardly last longer than a season. Just one point on the road in previous four games with goal difference 2-8. If there’s any reason for the optimism, it’s last round draw at Charlton. However, I don’t really think they can play two away games on that level twice in four days. They’ll miss two defenders for tonight’s game, Will Antwi and Abu Ogogo.
After tough games, Colchester should feel relaxation to see Daggers on the other half of the pitch. Another 3 points should launch them to the top. Smell of Championship could be the strongest motivation. Home win, 2-0 correct score.
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Bet: Colchester -0.75
Odd: 1.97 Pinnacle
Stake: 8/10
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Posted dule at 17:19 Labels Brian Wilson, Colchester, Dagenham, Daggers, League One, Pat Baldwin, S'ton, Sheffield Wednesday
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 at 14:32 Labels Champions League, Chelsea, Drincic, Hapal, Marseille, Spartak Moskva, Zilina
Trend of weird results in England continues. I'm glad I didn't touch Charlton or Arsenal at very good odds. It's a pity Brum didn't convert some of the chances, but considering all shocks yesterday I accept minimal loss as a good day.
Leeds - Sheffield United 1-0 WON
Birmingham - Wigan 0-0 LOSS
Statistic:
September
Profit: -4.98 units Yield: -5.72%
Season
Profit: +20.38 units Yield: +10.11%
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