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05-07-2009, 19:00
| #21 (permalink) |
| Newbie Punter Join Date: 05 Jul 2009
Posts: 2
|  Re: Norway, Weekend, 4-6th of July. Missed completely with the Viking-Lillestrøm game, but the other three cashed. Placing another bet now on Aalesund to beat Vålerenga as I don't think they'll lose 5 on a trot and they have had good results against today's opponent in several of the latest fixtures. In addition Vålerenga is missing their very good keeper Troy Perkins, offensive midfielder Leigh and striker Mos. Good price on Aalesund overall! |
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06-07-2009, 09:50
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| Junior Punter  Join Date: 22 May 2008 Location: ITALY
Posts: 93
| Re: Norway, Weekend, 4-6th of July. Brann - Fredrikstad Brann at home is a very good team while Fredrikstad away is one of the worse of the whole league,i think one of the main problem for them is to have change starting eleven in allmost all the game, to have some Bosman-players and not find a real substitute of Elyounussi. Central def Gerrbrand left the team some days ago(scoring in first match for Hammarby) while today the topscorer Borges won't play being with his national team. Ramberg is also out so Werman should move to his natural position in midfield with Gashi,on top should be Everton and Johansson. Brann won't have midf. Austin,in last match away against Stabaek they played a decent game,missing some good chances on 0-1 and 1-1. Don't know if we could see lot of goals, FFK should be happy with one point also.Odds for HW are a bit too low but i think they could win this one. Opinions from experts?Thanx Last edited by Better; 06-07-2009 at 09:55. |
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06-07-2009, 10:02
| #24 (permalink) |
| Banned  Join Date: 21 Mar 2006 Location: Norway Age: 30
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| Re: Norway, Weekend, 4-6th of July. Brann - Fredrikstad The homeside has really turned on their aggressive style recently, especially when playing on Brann stadium. The last three has been won, not in big numbers, but form has been good and many chances has been created. Led by Eirik Huseklepp up front they could easily have done much better, but lack of effectivity and incositency has so far been the recipe. Even so, they lately have become a more stable side than earlier, and the main reason for it is that coach Nilsen has not have any injuries to ponder about. Today, only midfielder Austin and 2nd goalie Thorbjørnsen is out, which gives Nilsen a near complete squad to pick from. The visitors has underperformed this season. However, issues with players being unsure of their future, a coach with illness and being on sick-leave, and struggles to find the net have all been reasons for the poor season so far. Last season they managed to do pretty good when visiting, but this season is has been back to "normal", going 1-2-5 so far. They have collected 4 pts in their last two matches, but both were at home, and both were against poorer teams (Lyn & Bodø/Glimt). When they now face an in-form team like Brann the task is very tough to handle. Squad-wise, 1st goalie Lasse Staw is fit again, but only 3 days of practice after his injury will probably lead to him being benched. His backup Erik Bråthen has struggled some, and may be the reason why Fredrikstad suddenly has started to leak somewhat letting more goals behing than earlier. The two other missings are also major for them. Offensive midfielder Hans Erik Ramberg is out injured, while Celso Borges is playing Gold Cup for Costa Rica. Ramberg has been one of the most consistent players for them, doing a lot of work both offensively and defensively. Borges began pretty slow for Fredrikstad, but has picked up form being a danger up front that they did not have earlier. The bookies have again sat the line pretty well, but I find value in Brann finally taking a big win today. Their home form and players in good shape should make the difference versus a weakened visiting side which struggles with many things these days. Brann, -0.75, 1.92 @ibc 5/10 |
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06-07-2009, 10:04
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| Banned Join Date: 21 Mar 2006 Location: Norway Age: 30
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| Re: Norway, Weekend, 4-6th of July. Quote:
 to PL mate! Great start from you, stenb! Hope too see more from you in the coming weeks... | |
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06-07-2009, 16:53
| #26 (permalink) |
| Dedicated Punter  Join Date: 06 Jun 2009 Location: UK Age: 25
Posts: 209
| Re: Norway, Weekend, 4-6th of July. I'm taking the Brann match with you guys, and I completely agree that they are the better side. With a strong 11 they should prevail at home. Odds are only 1.68 but its still decent  |
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