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  1. Dan

    DanT Active Member

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    Villa, Fulham, Man u, Celtic, Rangers, Barca, Lyon, Inter and Bayern
     
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    This was my midweek bet:

    Dunfermline
    E Stirling
    Everton
    Villa
    Sheff Utd
     
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    Mine Are........

    five pound treble on Man Utd, Everton and Fulham.

    1-0 Everton and Cahill.
    2-0 Everton.
    2-1 Everton.

    Pound on each of them.
     
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    I'm going to have £30 on Birmingham, Sheffield United and Aston Villa

    I have a £25 free bet to use. 13/1

    £390 return :)
     
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    Backing Villa tonight seems staggering to me.

    One thing about Manchester City is that they are very, very strong at home. Adding to that that Villa are in a slight rut, seems a strange bet.

    I backed Man Utd, Celtic, Rangers & Fulham though - and none of them are winning, so I'm in no place to judge. :)
     
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    Inverness Know How To Beat The Old Firm Sides

    Terry Butcher is doing a great job there.
     
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    RE: Inverness Know How To Beat The Old Firm Sides

    Intriguing - isnt that the first goal they've even scored against Rangers? 5-0 and 3-0 were the previous two results.
     
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    Why back Rangers? Where is the value in that?

    The reason I backed Villa, was because of the pure value factor. If they lost, they lost, but if they won, I was getting a tidy return on my outlay. And although they are in a rut, they do have the quality to beat an inconsistent Manchester City side...of course, they didn't, so they let me down for £400.

    Not to worry, eh? :)
     
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