We enter this week on the back of another weeks profit on this column. We begin our first selection over at Upton Park, where West Ham have a great record at home, based on last season’s performance.
Why back a Stoke side, who have won just one of their last twelve games away in the premier league? Some may argue that five of those twelve saw them unbeaten, which may identify some value in the 12/5. West Ham however have kept a clean sheet in three of their last four premier league home games.
After a convincing 2-0 at home to Cardiff on match day one, they went on the road and took a point at Newcastle! In our opinion, gaffer big Sam knows how and where to get results and his strategic plan for West Ham will be to win as many home games as possible and see every away game as being able to take at least a point from!
We have our spies watching West Ham and they say that the hammers will win at home this Saturday agreeing much with the strategic plan of big Sam! West Ham can be backed best priced 21/20 with BetVictor.
Our second selection goes to the west country where Reading go to entertain Yeovil. Yeovil were caught up in some controversial action in midweek and remain 271 minutes in the league without a goal. Reading can learn from the mistakes they have made when falling behind in the match. Yeovil if they fall behind have yet to salvage a point this season from losing positions.
With Le Fondre on some form netting four in the last seven, you feel Reading will nick this by the odd goal in our opinion.
Our last selection goes on a low scoring affair at Newcastle. Newcastle have been shocking with just one shot on target in the Premier League this season. Fulham have won two successive away games in the Premier League and have not won three in a row since May 2008. Arsenal did show some class in winning last weekend, but with the troubles going on at Toon, for Fulham to match their statistic of winning three away on the spin is tempting at 27/10, but with help of the draw is 8/11 with Spreadex with a goal start.
This game has low scoring all over it though and Coral go 10/11 with an under 2.5 outcome!
Recommendation:
West Ham, Reading and under 2.5 goals between Newcastle and Fulham pays 7.79 BetVictor (Perm doubles only)
Double chance:
Whether you like this market or not, consistent winners can put together a healthy bank and there have been no complaints thus far?
Our first selection comes from QPR on the road at Leeds in the early kick off. QPR are already beginning to set some standard and have grinded out two successive league 1-0 results. We think even at 12-man Leeds (11 players & 12th man being the fans) that on TV, QPR can do the business again and salvage at least a draw. Neither team have lost yet and a draw would keep both trends going!
Our second selection goes with Brighton as sure bankers not to lose against a Millwall side that have managed to get on the score sheet in this fixture in each of the last six. Brighton are putting a run together winning the last two and you feel the home support will edge Brighton through.
Our last selection goes at in form Leyton Orient who are four from four in the league netting eleven goals and conceding one. Colchester has mustered just four goals from four but has conceded just two. Orient being on such a roll will be keen to make it five from five and on this; we have the draw to protect our interests!
Recommendation:
QPR, Brighton and Leyton Orient to all win or draw pays 2.56 at Bet365
Why back a Stoke side, who have won just one of their last twelve games away in the premier league? Some may argue that five of those twelve saw them unbeaten, which may identify some value in the 12/5. West Ham however have kept a clean sheet in three of their last four premier league home games.
After a convincing 2-0 at home to Cardiff on match day one, they went on the road and took a point at Newcastle! In our opinion, gaffer big Sam knows how and where to get results and his strategic plan for West Ham will be to win as many home games as possible and see every away game as being able to take at least a point from!
We have our spies watching West Ham and they say that the hammers will win at home this Saturday agreeing much with the strategic plan of big Sam! West Ham can be backed best priced 21/20 with BetVictor.
Our second selection goes to the west country where Reading go to entertain Yeovil. Yeovil were caught up in some controversial action in midweek and remain 271 minutes in the league without a goal. Reading can learn from the mistakes they have made when falling behind in the match. Yeovil if they fall behind have yet to salvage a point this season from losing positions.
With Le Fondre on some form netting four in the last seven, you feel Reading will nick this by the odd goal in our opinion.
Our last selection goes on a low scoring affair at Newcastle. Newcastle have been shocking with just one shot on target in the Premier League this season. Fulham have won two successive away games in the Premier League and have not won three in a row since May 2008. Arsenal did show some class in winning last weekend, but with the troubles going on at Toon, for Fulham to match their statistic of winning three away on the spin is tempting at 27/10, but with help of the draw is 8/11 with Spreadex with a goal start.
This game has low scoring all over it though and Coral go 10/11 with an under 2.5 outcome!
Recommendation:
West Ham, Reading and under 2.5 goals between Newcastle and Fulham pays 7.79 BetVictor (Perm doubles only)
Double chance:
Whether you like this market or not, consistent winners can put together a healthy bank and there have been no complaints thus far?
Our first selection comes from QPR on the road at Leeds in the early kick off. QPR are already beginning to set some standard and have grinded out two successive league 1-0 results. We think even at 12-man Leeds (11 players & 12th man being the fans) that on TV, QPR can do the business again and salvage at least a draw. Neither team have lost yet and a draw would keep both trends going!
Our second selection goes with Brighton as sure bankers not to lose against a Millwall side that have managed to get on the score sheet in this fixture in each of the last six. Brighton are putting a run together winning the last two and you feel the home support will edge Brighton through.
Our last selection goes at in form Leyton Orient who are four from four in the league netting eleven goals and conceding one. Colchester has mustered just four goals from four but has conceded just two. Orient being on such a roll will be keen to make it five from five and on this; we have the draw to protect our interests!
Recommendation:
QPR, Brighton and Leyton Orient to all win or draw pays 2.56 at Bet365