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nicko · 14-05-2008, 01:02

Good point from Nastro above, and another about QPR. Any early bets before transfers are reality and EC 2008 is over seem far too vague to me. In England to monitor the top 4 is always paying off, but it is hard to find a tempting one at high odds. IMO it would be better to watch clubs like NUFC, Spurs, Villa, Everton where transfers would make a lot of difference, plus the relegation candidates, target odds above 10/1? Plenty of various choices will be offered on these clubs....
Elsewhere Italy will be a place for some bets for me before the season. More teams are now playing open and offensive. I am planning some time in July to open a thread about this, as I am sure stats and the expected transfers will make my point stronger and hopefully profitable. Even Italian Serie B becomes more open, on many weeks more goals were scored there than in Holland 2 and Bundesliga 2. Just hope it becomes a steady trend...

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nicko Legendary Punter Join Date: 23 Oct 2007 Posts: 1,538	Re: Bets For 2008/9 Season Good point from Nastro above, and another about QPR. Any early bets before transfers are reality and EC 2008 is over seem far too vague to me. In England to monitor the top 4 is always paying off, but it is hard to find a tempting one at high odds. IMO it would be better to watch clubs like NUFC, Spurs, Villa, Everton where transfers would make a lot of difference, plus the relegation candidates, target odds above 10/1? Plenty of various choices will be offered on these clubs.... Elsewhere Italy will be a place for some bets for me before the season. More teams are now playing open and offensive. I am planning some time in July to open a thread about this, as I am sure stats and the expected transfers will make my point stronger and hopefully profitable. Even Italian Serie B becomes more open, on many weeks more goals were scored there than in Holland 2 and Bundesliga 2. Just hope it becomes a steady trend... Last edited by nicko; 14-05-2008 at 01:11.