corner stats

[theoldmaster]

hi folks i intend to post regular figures for coners throughout the season, this is a market i relularly plunder with great effect here are the stats from last term
UNDER 11, the most consistent performers there were, at home Chelsea 81% of there games going under,behind them were Sunderland with 78%, Charlton and surprisingly Newcastle are next best at 75% under, all those four were regular winners for me.
away, Liverpool had a massive 88% of there games under indeed only 6% were over so if you backed them under or exactly 11, youd have had a 93% success rate, and i did back them that figures don't lie. again Chelsea were just as low away thier percentage under 75%, equal with Sunderland, and fourth place Man Utd perhaps a surprise for a team with Ronaldo, and Rooney.

OVER 11, at home,far less convincing figures,Everton most 69%, then comes Villa 60%, Fulham 56%, and Liverpool 53%. i rarely touched the under at home market with those figures you can see why.
away, nearly as bad, West Ham were best 63% and i was always fancied them attacking side, then Fulham 59% the only real bankers were Liverpool who only had 6% away games go over, and Middlesboro were decent too at just 13% going over the 11 threshold.

i will return with more corners stats if you want a specific teams figures just ask me i have all top divisions in England ( all 4 divs), Scotland , Spain and Germany
also have ststs for Goals and shots for those leagues, and i have stats for bookings in Premiership.

just ask and i will try to oblige

[trevor8]

I agree won a fair amount of money backing Chelski under 11 last year

[laser_eyes]

Any idea why Fulham concede so many corners?....they topped the list last season conceding 7.48 per game. The season before they did a real smash and grab v Newcastle losing the corner match bet a staggering 19-0 but winning the match and scoring 4 goals in the process. They also went down 18-3 at The Theatre.

Is it the goalkeeper (having too many shots to save?)
Clumsy defending
Full-back inviting players to go down the outside
A gung-ho attitude
Pace of the opposition

Any ideas anyone?

[maj69er]

Chelsea on the UNDERS were money in the bak, as were Liverpool. Both teams had a good backline and kept the ball well.

Hopefully the bookies wont have caught up this year and not make the totals tight.....Cant wait for the new season to start...

[laser_eyes]

BTW Do any bookmakers offer total corners betting on all Premier League games or just the 'live on TV' games?

[maj69er]

Most of them offer on all if I remember right, but the total and odds can vary.

[mullet1984]

Originally Posted by laser_eyes

Any idea why Fulham concede so many corners?....they topped the list last season conceding 7.48 per game. The season before they did a real smash and grab v Newcastle losing the corner match bet a staggering 19-0 but winning the match and scoring 4 goals in the process. They also went down 18-3 at The Theatre.

Is it the goalkeeper (having too many shots to save?)
Clumsy defending
Full-back inviting players to go down the outside
A gung-ho attitude
Pace of the opposition

Any ideas anyone?

A fulham must have the answer somewhere. Surely!?

[maj69er]

Originally Posted by laser_eyes

Any idea why Fulham concede so many corners?....they topped the list last season conceding 7.48 per game. The season before they did a real smash and grab v Newcastle losing the corner match bet a staggering 19-0 but winning the match and scoring 4 goals in the process. They also went down 18-3 at The Theatre.

Is it the goalkeeper (having too many shots to save?)
Clumsy defending
Full-back inviting players to go down the outside
A gung-ho attitude
Pace of the opposition

Any ideas anyone?

I personally think its down to the fact they cant defend. Those teams who can defend tally up a lot of UNDERS, they keep the ball etc....We shall see if this year is different.....

majid

[Bish_Bash_Bosh]

I had my best result of the year towards the end of the last season, spread betting on corners.

I went higher than 10 on Chelsea's Multi Corners when they were away to Fulham. The fact they lost the game 1-0 meant they spent most of the game pressing for an equaliser. They had 6 in the 1st half and 10 in the second giving 50 points of profit. I just wish I'd had more on it.

I was fairly new to corner betting then, but it has proved very profitable.

If you read the corner stats right you can make loads on the spread betting markets. The only problem is you can normally only get such markets on televised games.

Crewe were also a great team to look out for last season. I'm pretty sure they conceded more corners than any other league team last term.

I certainly intend to invest more on both the spreads and fixed odds next season now that I'm more confident.

[alkarkar]

Hi everyone.
First of all good luck 'theoldmaster' with your picks, looking forward to follow them.
Just one thing:i recorded the odds from bet365 for the last 5 home games for CHELSIE last year and at all of them the bookie was giving for under/over the number of 10 corners. So at this case the given stats (81% under 11 --> profitable odds 1.234!!!!!) are usefull but they are not 'so profitable' as someone can think.
Of course you can use betfair market (at corners the ranges are <8/9-12/>13) and you need new stats.
I guess even betting below 10 corners (and not 11) at Chelsie last year was profitable - was it 'theoldmaster'?-
The meaning of my post : SEARCH (this is what i will do)
What Paul Ross 'the master of corners' has to say about all these?

[maj69er]

Originally Posted by alkarkar

Hi everyone.
First of all good luck 'theoldmaster' with your picks, looking forward to follow them.
Just one thing:i recorded the odds from bet365 for the last 5 home games for CHELSIE last year and at all of them the bookie was giving for under/over the number of 10 corners. So at this case the given stats (81% under 11 --> profitable odds 1.234!!!!!) are usefull but they are not 'so profitable' as someone can think.
Of course you can use betfair market (at corners the ranges are <8/9-12/>13) and you need new stats.
I guess even betting below 10 corners (and not 11) at Chelsie last year was profitable - was it 'theoldmaster'?-
The meaning of my post : SEARCH (this is what i will do)
What Paul Ross 'the master of corners' has to say about all these?

Total respect to Paul Ross and the data he was posting last year..I was a bit of a lurker but was appreciative of the time and effort he put into keeping the corners data updated...

[alkarkar]

Hi,
Does anyone knows an 'easy' way to record corners odds during the year? Something like copy a page from a bookie with the odds and paste it at excel, then running a macro to collect the usefull data ? Bet365 seems to be very good for corner betting because it has available corner markets for many leages but it doesn't have the odds for many matches in one page at the same time and the above 'trick' (copy-paste) can not be apllied.
Does anyone knows a site wich has odds for corners for many matches ( lets say all Premium Leages' matches for next weekend) at one page?
How do you record corner odds?

[Bish_Bash_Bosh]

Does anyone know where you can view corner stats for free?