Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) - The Punters Lounge

Galea78 · 23-10-2006, 16:39

Wednesday 25 October 2006
	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
Örgryte v Djurgården (18:00 BST)	3.60	3.40	2.16	104%
Öster v Malmo FF DFF (18:00 BST)	4.10	3.50	2.00	103%
Thursday 26 October 2006
	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
AIK Solna v IFK Göteborg (18:00 BST)	1.90	3.40	3.55	110%
Elfsborg v Gais (18:00 BST)	1.33	4.50	8.40	110%
Gefle v Halmstad (18:00 BST)	2.00	3.40	3.60	108%
Häcken v Hammarby (18:00 BST)	3.30	3.40	2.25	105%
Kalmar FF v Helsingborg (18:00 BST)	2.37	3.25	3.05	106%

G:G · 24-10-2006, 09:05

Early thoughts: Halmstad at dnb 2,52 or x2 (dont know any odds for that one yet). Halmstad have been unlucky for a while, matches they should have won have ended with X. Gefle away is difficult, but in my mind Halmstad, who needs a few more points to stay in Allsvenskan, have a good chanse at winning this game. Gefle are already clear of relegation battle, and the difference between theese teams is not as big as the odds are saying.

Hammarby and Helsingborg might be interesting, but ill get back about them.

stats Gefle - HBK: http://www.goalwire.com/matchstat.as...&bid=605&cup=0

G:G · 24-10-2006, 12:21

ÖIS - DIF: Nordicbet offers 2,20 for DIF to win. I pick that one without doubt. ÖIS is simply a bad team with lousy form, have lost 4 of the 5 latest, with one draw. Homestats : 2 -3 -6 10-18. The two wins are derbygames against IFK and Gais.
Dif on the other hand, is a disappointment this season, but have been playing better the last couple of games, and of importance is the fact that they are better away with 5-3-3 15-10. Word of warning 2 out of 3 of the defeats away is the two latest games. If you look at the teams Dif are the better team, and even though Öis has to get points to maybe avoid relegation, i think that Dif really wants to finish this seson in a positive way and maybe get a Royal Leauge ticket. I think they will go out and prove that they are better than Öis.
I have at this moment not much info about Öis injury situation, but i know that leftwing defender Anders Prytz is out.

News: Arneng will not play for DIF, he is a key player and this lowers my hope for DIF. Still a small value in 2,2, but i would not go below that.

Stats:
http://www.goalwire.com/matchstat.as...&bid=602&cup=0

Galea78 · 24-10-2006, 16:27

Quote:

Originally Posted by G:G

ÖIS - DIF: Nordicbet offers 2,20 for DIF to win. I pick that one without doubt. ÖIS is simply a bad team with lousy form, have lost 4 of the 5 latest, with one draw. Homestats : 2 -3 -6 10-18. The two wins are derbygames against IFK and Gais.
Dif on the other hand, is a disappointment this season, but have been playing better the last couple of games, and of importance is the fact that they are better away with 5-3-3 15-10. Word of warning 2 out of 3 of the defeats away is the two latest games. If you look at the teams Dif are the better team, and even though Öis has to get points to maybe avoid relegation, i think that Dif really wants to finish this seson in a positive way and maybe get a Royal Leauge ticket. I think they will go out and prove that they are better than Öis.
I have at this moment not much info about Öis injury situation, but i know that leftwing defender Anders Prytz is out.

Stats:
http://www.goalwire.com/matchstat.as...&bid=602&cup=0

I agree here on DIF G:G, they are showing signs of improvement for the first time the derby aside since Tobias left. Davids is showing some potential again after good pre-season and Sjölund is like a new player IMO. Tourray can look a mess in goal but this is also like that for most keepers in 2006. I am still giving this one more thought but might risk a bet on DIF.

Ailton Almeida is playing his last game i think, in fact he may not even play and as you say mention Prytz is doubtful.

I do not think OIS are totally awful though, form is bad but i have seen good games from them this term, players like Ola Toivonen, Magnus Källander & Ailton Almeida are pretty good IMO. I also like Henri Scheweleff - top quality from the champions of Finland!

Giving this one some thought - cheers for the early previews G:G

G:G · 24-10-2006, 19:52

Lets look closer at ÖIS:

Games W D L G P
23 3 6 14 20-39 15

This is not the stats of a good team, in fact its pretty awful. I agree that Öis has some players that should be good, but the problem is that they do not live up to that often enough. They have played well a couple of games, but like it always is for a team in the lower end of the table, they have lost anyway. Even the threat of relegation haven´t made them wake up, my opinion is: Thats because they are no good!

Hope you dont get mad now, but I disagree about Henri Scheweleff, he is one of the let downs for Öis this season, I had higher hopes for him

G:G · 24-10-2006, 20:17

Kalmar - Helsingborg:

Pick Helsingborg dnb, 2,135

Kalmar has not been asgood as usual at home this season, from what i have seen they have been a bit over-confident, trying to beat their opponants with a more offensive game than their usual defensive game, the one they are used to and really good at. Last game they beat IFK Göteborg away, 3-0, which is a great result, but i think that just proves my point. Helsingborg, on the other hand, has been poor away, but, lets forget about their season before they changed manager. Since then they have improved radically, and have climbed up to 3d place in the leauge. If you look at the teams Helsingborg are stronger, and im hoping their fast attacjers/midfield can outrun Kalmar´s somewhat slow defence. This is of course no safe bet, but over 2 for Helsingborg dnb has good value.

http://www.goalwire.com/matchstat.as...&bid=607&cup=0

aristoteles · 25-10-2006, 08:35

Örgryte-Djurgården

Örgryte
1 D. Last
14 M. Strömberg
29 E. Storm
3 M. Dahlin
7 D. Yobe
37 M. Källander
9 T. Uusimäki
18 V. Tomaz Jr.
15 S. Chekroun
11 O. Toivonen
27 . .Marcelinho

Djurgården
15 D. Touray
3 R. Stoltz
16 M. Johannesson
6 T. Kuivasto
2 M. Concha
17 S. Batan
22 A. Komac
23 L. Davids
12 M. Jonson
11 D. Sjölund
9 J. Kusi-Asare

aristoteles · 25-10-2006, 08:36

Öster-Malmö

Öster
1 R. Malmqvist
19 E. Nouri
13 M. Da Silva
3 F. Bild
16 T. Hughes
10 F. Gustafson
2 H. Valur Daniélson
14 T. Backman
7 P. Zavadil
0 P. Vieweg
17 I. Teever

Donald_Duck · 25-10-2006, 23:42

Gefle - Halmstad

Halmstad had a lousy year and nothing seems to improve.
Thy take the lead vs AIK with some luck by 2-0 but didn't manage to hold to it ant it ended 2-2 but it could been an AIK win with some luck.
Halmstad have only one win in their away games and are travelling to meet home strong Gefle who always puts up a fight in 90 minutes.
Much of the Gefles home advantage comes from their plastic grass field makes it impossible to play good if you ain't used to it.
A Halmstad win would be a big suprise, even in Sweden IMO.

Gefle -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 1.95 @ Betfair 10/10

Hacken - Hammarby

Hacken are fighting relegation but are doing it very poorly.
They lost their last match vs Djurgarden with 2-1 and should b lucky that the loss wasn't even bigger.
They have only one win, two draws and eight losses at home.
Hammarby who are trying to reach a top four finish in the table to make sure to play in the Royal Leauge are at 5th position, one point behind their local rival Djurgarden with one match less played.
In their last game they beat the leaders Elfsborg win 1-0, a deserved win and are a better team then hacken and in muh better form and higher morale.

Hammarby -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 2.08 @ Betfair 10/10

happygooner · 26-10-2006, 00:43

Quote:

Originally Posted by Donald_Duck

Gefle - Halmstad

Halmstad had a lousy year and nothing seems to improve.
Thy take the lead vs AIK with some luck by 2-0 but didn't manage to hold to it ant it ended 2-2 but it could been an AIK win with some luck.
Halmstad have only one win in their away games and are travelling to meet home strong Gefle who always puts up a fight in 90 minutes.
Much of the Gefles home advantage comes from their plastic grass field makes it impossible to play good if you ain't used to it.
A Halmstad win would be a big suprise, even in Sweden IMO.

Gefle -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 1.95 @ Betfair 10/10

Hacken - Hammarby

Hacken are fighting relegation but are doing it very poorly.
They lost their last match vs Djurgarden with 2-1 and should b lucky that the loss wasn't even bigger.
They have only one win, two draws and eight losses at home.
Hammarby who are trying to reach a top four finish in the table to make sure to play in the Royal Leauge are at 5th position, one point behind their local rival Djurgarden with one match less played.
In their last game they beat the leaders Elfsborg win 1-0, a deserved win and are a better team then hacken and in muh better form and higher morale.

Hammarby -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 2.08 @ Betfair 10/10

Donald could you please explain how an asian handicap of 0, -0.5 works please?

Surely that's like saying if they draw you lose. If they win by one then so do you. Where is the variable that stops this just being a set win bet and how come the odds are actually worse for this than they are for a straight win?

Do you actually win half of the bet for a draw??

I am confused. If that is the case would you suggest against backing a straight win at 5/4?

jaroiten · 26-10-2006, 01:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by happygooner

Donald could you please explain how an asian handicap of 0, -0.5 works please?

Surely that's like saying if they draw you lose. If they win by one then so do you. Where is the variable that stops this just being a set win bet and how come the odds are actually worse for this than they are for a straight win?

Do you actually win half of the bet for a draw??

I am confused. If that is the case would you suggest against backing a straight win at 5/4?

You only lose half your stake if there is a draw.

nic04 · 26-10-2006, 08:25

HACKEN-HAMMARBY..OVER2.5...Ok..lets see some things about this 2 teams..last match was is july this year..Hammarby-Hacken 3-0 final score..in few past years..exactly from 2001 all games between this teams finished at Over 2.5 goals.Now form for teams are like this:Hacken at home 1W 2D 8L and 9-22!!!!...Hammarby away is 5W 3D 3L and 14-15..Hammarby will try win this game for make another 3 points necessary in Allsvenskan economy.Anyway both time have this record about O/U..Hacken 10U/13O and Hammarby 9U/14O..I see a match with many goals..or at least 3!!!!!

G:G · 26-10-2006, 08:45

Donald Duck: "Thy take the lead vs AIK with some luck by 2-0"
I don´t agree with that, actually it was AIK who was lucky to only be behind with 2-0 after first half, and get one point in the end. Agree that a Halmstad win would be a big surprise though, which the odds certainly indicates. In my opninion HBK has improved a lot, byt they have been unlucky not to get more wins lately. In Allsvenskan, were nothing is sure, HBk 2,52 for dnb is worth looking in to i think.

G:G · 26-10-2006, 08:55

Hammarby -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 2.08 @ Betfair 10/10

I follow Donald Duck here, good write up, couldn´t agree more.

SaberBlade83 · 26-10-2006, 10:47

Been looking into the Elfsborg-GAIS game. Elfsborg won away with 0-3, but they haven't really been playing so great lately it seems. A win today and they have a great chance to take the championship. I'm thinking of backing them with -1 @ 2,05.

But I'm not certain, Allsvenskan is so unpredictable often. Anyone with more insight on this match, injuries and so on?

G:G · 26-10-2006, 11:13

Gais: defender Richard Ekunde is suspended this match, this means that Gais both middle defenders are missing. Gais away stats: 3-3-5 10-14,
shows that they keep a tight game away, they have lost to Hammarby 5-2, AIK 2-0 and MFF 2-0, but Hammarby and AIK was in may, same week. In their last five games they have goalstats 4-6 , with 4 draws and one loss.

Elfsborg won away with 3-0, but i think that Elfsborg hc is risky, they have 5-1-1 17-7 at home, their goalscoring have worked better away. Also, Elfsborg have only scored 3 goals in the last 4 games, and i was not at all impressed by their latest game against Hammarby. I think Elfsborg will win this, but 2,05 for -1 does not appeal to me.

aristoteles · 26-10-2006, 11:16

AIK-Göteborg

AIK
1 D. Örlund
18 M. Jonsson
3 N. Sandberg
24 N. Carlsson
17 J. Tamandi
29 G. Özkan
30 D. Johnson
8 D. Tjernström
28 P. Bengtsson
9 M. Burgič
10 W. Figueiredo

Göteborg
1 B. Andersson
6 A. Johansson
20 D. Jonsson
5 M. Bjärsmyr
14 H. Jonsson
10 N. Alexandersson
19 P. Wernbloom
4 T. Olsson
23 A. Vasquez
9 S. Selakovic
21 M. Berg

Hacken - Hammarby

Hammarby
1 A. Covic
2 D. Johansson
28 J. Monteiro de Macedo
13 M. von Schlebrügge
4 F. Stoor
21 J. Aubynn
6 L. Chanko
22 S. Eguren
15 P. Furuseth Olsen
19 P. Guará
11 P. Piñones-Arce

Gefle - Halmstad

Gefle
1 M. Hugosson
12 D. Bernhardsson
2 T. Hedlund
5 A. Revahl
7 P. Karlsson
19 Y. Bapupa
8 J. Ericsson
14 M. Woxlin
11 J. Claesson
20 D. Westlin
24 R. Makondele

Halmstad22 M. Sahlman
6 M. Rosén
15 P. Larsson
12 T. Zvirgzdauskas
3 J. Westerberg
7 M. Fribrock
25 H. Mattisson
14 D. Djuric
13 A. Johansson
24 A. Kujovic
10 M. Arvidsson

Elfsborg - Gais

Elfsborg
30 J. Wiland
4 J. Karlsson
13 J. Jönsson
22 A. Augustsson
11 D. Mobaeck
10 S. Holmén
7 J. Ilola
6 D. Alexandersson
8 A. Svensson
24 S. Ishizaki
9 M. Svensson

SaberBlade83 · 26-10-2006, 12:24

Thanks for the info GG! Think I'll just add a straight Elfsborg win with my Linköping (Elitserien), making a double with them.

bobzombie · 26-10-2006, 13:11

Guys , be careful with helsingborg.
In last 10 matches , Helsingborg won their handicap 8 times & Push 2 times.
I usualy don't bet on a team which won their handicap so many times in a row.

aristoteles · 26-10-2006, 15:09

AIK vs IFK
AIK Goal 23/11 Tot. 39/23
IFK Goteborg goal 21/17 Tot. 38/30

History matches
Jul 31, 2006 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 1 - 1
Sep 13, 2004 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 1 - 0
Jul 15, 2004 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 3 - 1
Jul 17, 2003 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 0 - 2
Jul 07, 2003 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 0 - 2
Sep 22, 2002 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 2 - 0
Jul 29, 2002 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 3 - 0
Sep 25, 2001 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 1 - 1
May 07, 2001 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 1 - 0
Jul 30, 2000 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 0 - 1

• Prediction = Over
• Odds = 1.85
• Stake = 7/10
• Bookmakers = Centrebet

24-10-2006, 09:05	#2 (permalink)
G:G _GNAGET_ Join Date: 06 Oct 2006 Location: Stockholm Posts: 3,142	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Early thoughts: Halmstad at dnb 2,52 or x2 (dont know any odds for that one yet). Halmstad have been unlucky for a while, matches they should have won have ended with X. Gefle away is difficult, but in my mind Halmstad, who needs a few more points to stay in Allsvenskan, have a good chanse at winning this game. Gefle are already clear of relegation battle, and the difference between theese teams is not as big as the odds are saying. Hammarby and Helsingborg might be interesting, but ill get back about them. stats Gefle - HBK: http://www.goalwire.com/matchstat.as...&bid=605&cup=0 __________________ Politics is the same everywhere, doesn't matter how he labels himself, there's always this wank*r waiting to tell you what to do and think, tell you that you never had it so good, never had it so bad.

24-10-2006, 12:21	#3 (permalink)
G:G _GNAGET_ Join Date: 06 Oct 2006 Location: Stockholm Posts: 3,142	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) ÖIS - DIF: Nordicbet offers 2,20 for DIF to win. I pick that one without doubt. ÖIS is simply a bad team with lousy form, have lost 4 of the 5 latest, with one draw. Homestats : 2 -3 -6 10-18. The two wins are derbygames against IFK and Gais. Dif on the other hand, is a disappointment this season, but have been playing better the last couple of games, and of importance is the fact that they are better away with 5-3-3 15-10. Word of warning 2 out of 3 of the defeats away is the two latest games. If you look at the teams Dif are the better team, and even though Öis has to get points to maybe avoid relegation, i think that Dif really wants to finish this seson in a positive way and maybe get a Royal Leauge ticket. I think they will go out and prove that they are better than Öis. I have at this moment not much info about Öis injury situation, but i know that leftwing defender Anders Prytz is out. News: Arneng will not play for DIF, he is a key player and this lowers my hope for DIF. Still a small value in 2,2, but i would not go below that. Stats: http://www.goalwire.com/matchstat.as...&bid=602&cup=0 __________________ Politics is the same everywhere, doesn't matter how he labels himself, there's always this wankr waiting to tell you what to do and think, tell you that you never had it so good, never had it so bad. Last edited by G:G; 25-10-2006 at 09:03. Reason: Injury for DIF*

24-10-2006, 19:52	#5 (permalink)
G:G _GNAGET_ Join Date: 06 Oct 2006 Location: Stockholm Posts: 3,142	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Lets look closer at ÖIS: Games W D L G P 23 3 6 14 20-39 15 This is not the stats of a good team, in fact its pretty awful. I agree that Öis has some players that should be good, but the problem is that they do not live up to that often enough. They have played well a couple of games, but like it always is for a team in the lower end of the table, they have lost anyway. Even the threat of relegation haven´t made them wake up, my opinion is: Thats because they are no good! Hope you dont get mad now, but I disagree about Henri Scheweleff, he is one of the let downs for Öis this season, I had higher hopes for him __________________ Politics is the same everywhere, doesn't matter how he labels himself, there's always this wank*r waiting to tell you what to do and think, tell you that you never had it so good, never had it so bad.

24-10-2006, 20:17	#6 (permalink)
G:G _GNAGET_ Join Date: 06 Oct 2006 Location: Stockholm Posts: 3,142	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Kalmar - Helsingborg: Pick Helsingborg dnb, 2,135 Kalmar has not been asgood as usual at home this season, from what i have seen they have been a bit over-confident, trying to beat their opponants with a more offensive game than their usual defensive game, the one they are used to and really good at. Last game they beat IFK Göteborg away, 3-0, which is a great result, but i think that just proves my point. Helsingborg, on the other hand, has been poor away, but, lets forget about their season before they changed manager. Since then they have improved radically, and have climbed up to 3d place in the leauge. If you look at the teams Helsingborg are stronger, and im hoping their fast attacjers/midfield can outrun Kalmar´s somewhat slow defence. This is of course no safe bet, but over 2 for Helsingborg dnb has good value. http://www.goalwire.com/matchstat.as...&bid=607&cup=0 __________________ Politics is the same everywhere, doesn't matter how he labels himself, there's always this wank*r waiting to tell you what to do and think, tell you that you never had it so good, never had it so bad.

25-10-2006, 08:35	#7 (permalink)
aristoteles www.pianetabet.com Join Date: 05 Jun 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 202	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Örgryte-Djurgården Örgryte 1 D. Last 14 M. Strömberg 29 E. Storm 3 M. Dahlin 7 D. Yobe 37 M. Källander 9 T. Uusimäki 18 V. Tomaz Jr. 15 S. Chekroun 11 O. Toivonen 27 . .Marcelinho Djurgården 15 D. Touray 3 R. Stoltz 16 M. Johannesson 6 T. Kuivasto 2 M. Concha 17 S. Batan 22 A. Komac 23 L. Davids 12 M. Jonson 11 D. Sjölund 9 J. Kusi-Asare

25-10-2006, 08:36	#8 (permalink)
aristoteles www.pianetabet.com Join Date: 05 Jun 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 202	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Öster-Malmö Öster 1 R. Malmqvist 19 E. Nouri 13 M. Da Silva 3 F. Bild 16 T. Hughes 10 F. Gustafson 2 H. Valur Daniélson 14 T. Backman 7 P. Zavadil 0 P. Vieweg 17 I. Teever

25-10-2006, 23:42	#9 (permalink)
Donald_Duck Capitan Punter Join Date: 28 Sep 2006 Posts: 1,297	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Gefle - Halmstad Halmstad had a lousy year and nothing seems to improve. Thy take the lead vs AIK with some luck by 2-0 but didn't manage to hold to it ant it ended 2-2 but it could been an AIK win with some luck. Halmstad have only one win in their away games and are travelling to meet home strong Gefle who always puts up a fight in 90 minutes. Much of the Gefles home advantage comes from their plastic grass field makes it impossible to play good if you ain't used to it. A Halmstad win would be a big suprise, even in Sweden IMO. Gefle -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 1.95 @ Betfair 10/10 Hacken - Hammarby Hacken are fighting relegation but are doing it very poorly. They lost their last match vs Djurgarden with 2-1 and should b lucky that the loss wasn't even bigger. They have only one win, two draws and eight losses at home. Hammarby who are trying to reach a top four finish in the table to make sure to play in the Royal Leauge are at 5th position, one point behind their local rival Djurgarden with one match less played. In their last game they beat the leaders Elfsborg win 1-0, a deserved win and are a better team then hacken and in muh better form and higher morale. Hammarby -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 2.08 @ Betfair 10/10 __________________ The next best thing to gambling and winning is gambling and losing . The main thing is to gamble.

26-10-2006, 08:25	#12 (permalink)
nic04 Newbie Punter Join Date: 20 Oct 2006 Posts: 23	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) HACKEN-HAMMARBY..OVER2.5...Ok..lets see some things about this 2 teams..last match was is july this year..Hammarby-Hacken 3-0 final score..in few past years..exactly from 2001 all games between this teams finished at Over 2.5 goals.Now form for teams are like this:Hacken at home 1W 2D 8L and 9-22!!!!...Hammarby away is 5W 3D 3L and 14-15..Hammarby will try win this game for make another 3 points necessary in Allsvenskan economy.Anyway both time have this record about O/U..Hacken 10U/13O and Hammarby 9U/14O..I see a match with many goals..or at least 3!!!!! __________________ Look deep in the all...or put your horse glasses

26-10-2006, 08:45	#13 (permalink)
G:G _GNAGET_ Join Date: 06 Oct 2006 Location: Stockholm Posts: 3,142	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Donald Duck: "Thy take the lead vs AIK with some luck by 2-0" I don´t agree with that, actually it was AIK who was lucky to only be behind with 2-0 after first half, and get one point in the end. Agree that a Halmstad win would be a big surprise though, which the odds certainly indicates. In my opninion HBK has improved a lot, byt they have been unlucky not to get more wins lately. In Allsvenskan, were nothing is sure, HBk 2,52 for dnb is worth looking in to i think. __________________ Politics is the same everywhere, doesn't matter how he labels himself, there's always this wankr waiting to tell you what to do and think, tell you that you never had it so good, never had it so bad. Last edited by G:G; 26-10-2006 at 08:46. Reason: Spelling...*

26-10-2006, 08:55	#14 (permalink)
G:G _GNAGET_ Join Date: 06 Oct 2006 Location: Stockholm Posts: 3,142	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Hammarby -0&-0.5 (Asian Handicap) - 2.08 @ Betfair 10/10 I follow Donald Duck here, good write up, couldn´t agree more. __________________ Politics is the same everywhere, doesn't matter how he labels himself, there's always this wank*r waiting to tell you what to do and think, tell you that you never had it so good, never had it so bad.

26-10-2006, 10:47	#15 (permalink)
SaberBlade83 Shrewdie Punter Join Date: 30 Sep 2006 Age: 25 Posts: 614	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Been looking into the Elfsborg-GAIS game. Elfsborg won away with 0-3, but they haven't really been playing so great lately it seems. A win today and they have a great chance to take the championship. I'm thinking of backing them with -1 @ 2,05. But I'm not certain, Allsvenskan is so unpredictable often. Anyone with more insight on this match, injuries and so on?

26-10-2006, 11:13	#16 (permalink)
G:G _GNAGET_ Join Date: 06 Oct 2006 Location: Stockholm Posts: 3,142	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Gais: defender Richard Ekunde is suspended this match, this means that Gais both middle defenders are missing. Gais away stats: 3-3-5 10-14, shows that they keep a tight game away, they have lost to Hammarby 5-2, AIK 2-0 and MFF 2-0, but Hammarby and AIK was in may, same week. In their last five games they have goalstats 4-6 , with 4 draws and one loss. Elfsborg won away with 3-0, but i think that Elfsborg hc is risky, they have 5-1-1 17-7 at home, their goalscoring have worked better away. Also, Elfsborg have only scored 3 goals in the last 4 games, and i was not at all impressed by their latest game against Hammarby. I think Elfsborg will win this, but 2,05 for -1 does not appeal to me. __________________ Politics is the same everywhere, doesn't matter how he labels himself, there's always this wank*r waiting to tell you what to do and think, tell you that you never had it so good, never had it so bad.

26-10-2006, 11:16	#17 (permalink)
aristoteles www.pianetabet.com Join Date: 05 Jun 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 202	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) AIK-Göteborg AIK 1 D. Örlund 18 M. Jonsson 3 N. Sandberg 24 N. Carlsson 17 J. Tamandi 29 G. Özkan 30 D. Johnson 8 D. Tjernström 28 P. Bengtsson 9 M. Burgič 10 W. Figueiredo Göteborg 1 B. Andersson 6 A. Johansson 20 D. Jonsson 5 M. Bjärsmyr 14 H. Jonsson 10 N. Alexandersson 19 P. Wernbloom 4 T. Olsson 23 A. Vasquez 9 S. Selakovic 21 M. Berg Hacken - Hammarby Hammarby 1 A. Covic 2 D. Johansson 28 J. Monteiro de Macedo 13 M. von Schlebrügge 4 F. Stoor 21 J. Aubynn 6 L. Chanko 22 S. Eguren 15 P. Furuseth Olsen 19 P. Guará 11 P. Piñones-Arce Gefle - Halmstad Gefle 1 M. Hugosson 12 D. Bernhardsson 2 T. Hedlund 5 A. Revahl 7 P. Karlsson 19 Y. Bapupa 8 J. Ericsson 14 M. Woxlin 11 J. Claesson 20 D. Westlin 24 R. Makondele Halmstad22 M. Sahlman 6 M. Rosén 15 P. Larsson 12 T. Zvirgzdauskas 3 J. Westerberg 7 M. Fribrock 25 H. Mattisson 14 D. Djuric 13 A. Johansson 24 A. Kujovic 10 M. Arvidsson Elfsborg - Gais Elfsborg 30 J. Wiland 4 J. Karlsson 13 J. Jönsson 22 A. Augustsson 11 D. Mobaeck 10 S. Holmén 7 J. Ilola 6 D. Alexandersson 8 A. Svensson 24 S. Ishizaki 9 M. Svensson

26-10-2006, 12:24	#18 (permalink)
SaberBlade83 Shrewdie Punter Join Date: 30 Sep 2006 Age: 25 Posts: 614	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Thanks for the info GG! Think I'll just add a straight Elfsborg win with my Linköping (Elitserien), making a double with them.

26-10-2006, 13:11	#19 (permalink)
bobzombie VAMPIRE Join Date: 19 Jan 2006 Location: HELL Posts: 282	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) Guys , be careful with helsingborg. In last 10 matches , Helsingborg won their handicap 8 times & Push 2 times. I usualy don't bet on a team which won their handicap so many times in a row.

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26-10-2006, 15:09	#20 (permalink)
aristoteles www.pianetabet.com Join Date: 05 Jun 2006 Location: Italy Posts: 202	Re: Sweden - Allsvenskan (25-26 Oct 2006) AIK vs IFK AIK Goal 23/11 Tot. 39/23 IFK Goteborg goal 21/17 Tot. 38/30 History matches Jul 31, 2006 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 1 - 1 Sep 13, 2004 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 1 - 0 Jul 15, 2004 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 3 - 1 Jul 17, 2003 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 0 - 2 Jul 07, 2003 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 0 - 2 Sep 22, 2002 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 2 - 0 Jul 29, 2002 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 3 - 0 Sep 25, 2001 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 1 - 1 May 07, 2001 Allsvenskan IFK Goteborg AIK 1 - 0 Jul 30, 2000 Allsvenskan AIK IFK Goteborg 0 - 1 • Prediction = Over • Odds = 1.85 • Stake = 7/10 • Bookmakers = Centrebet

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