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aliando · 11-04-2007, 22:00

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Friday 13 April 2007
	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
West Brom v Sheffield Wed (19:45 BST)	1.80	3.85	5.40	101%
Saturday 14 April 2007
	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
Birmingham v Southampton (15:00 BST)	2.14	3.55	3.75	102%
Cardiff v Stoke (15:00 BST)	2.60	3.40	3.05	101%
Coventry v Preston (15:00 BST)	2.72	3.45	2.84	101%
Crystal Palace v Wolves (15:00 BST)	2.74	3.50	2.76	102%
Hull v Colchester (15:00 BST)	2.50	3.45	3.10	102%
Ipswich v Derby (15:00 BST)	3.20	3.60	2.38	102%
Leeds v Burnley (15:00 BST)	2.08	3.65	3.95	101%
Leicester v Norwich (15:00 BST)	2.22	3.55	3.65	101%
Luton v Plymouth (15:00 BST)	2.48	3.50	3.00	103%
Southend v Barnsley (15:00 BST)	2.20	3.55	3.70	101%
Sunderland v QPR (15:00 BST)	1.49	4.50	8.00	102%

bowles10 · 11-04-2007, 23:18

Sunderland v QPR (15:00 BST)

1.49

4.50

8.00

102%

The R's at 7/1 away at Sunderland after winning 3 on the bounce!!! If only we didnt have the 2 injuries to our wingers, we would have taken them apart. Joking aside, the spirit in the camp is excellent & i am just hoping again for a result. Will be a big crowd on a day that the mackems will expect to win.

With 5 of the bottom 7 at home, we need some favours

aliando · 11-04-2007, 23:19

Quote:

Originally Posted by bowles10

Sunderland v QPR (15:00 BST)

1.49

4.50

8.00

102%

The R's at 7/1 away at Sunderland after winning 3 on the bounce!!! If only we didnt have the 2 injuries to our wingers, we would have taken them apart. Joking aside, the spirit in the camp is excellent & i am just hoping again for a result. Will be a big crowd on a day that the mackems will expect to win.

With 5 of the bottom 7 at home, we need some favours

asian handicaps perhaps?

kevshat · 11-04-2007, 23:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by aliando

asian handicaps perhaps?

I wouldn't bother! If the same QPR turn up on Saturday that I had the misfortune of watching on Monday, Sunderland will murder them. I accept it's a big price, but it's entirely justified IMO. And that's leaving all rivalry with QPR aside.

bowles10 · 12-04-2007, 00:17

Quote:

Originally Posted by kevshat

I wouldn't bother! If the same QPR turn up on Saturday that I had the misfortune of watching on Monday, Sunderland will murder them. I accept it's a big price, but it's entirely justified IMO. And that's leaving all rivalry with QPR aside.

kev, as i said mate, we were shit on Monday, worst we have played for at least 2 months at home ...& we still won.

away performances at WBA 3-3, Cardiff 1-0, Derby 1-1, Coventry 1-0, Preston 1-1, Southampton 2-1, leeds 0-0 seem to back up my argument that we play well at the big clubs in front of decent crowds. . Spin it the other way, we lost at Colchester, Southend, Barnsley, Hull.

kevshat · 12-04-2007, 00:23

Quote:

Originally Posted by bowles10

kev, as i said mate, we were shit on Monday, worst we have played for at least 2 months at home ...& we still won.

away performances at WBA 3-3, Cardiff 1-0, Derby 1-1, Coventry 1-0, Preston 1-1, Southampton 2-1, leeds 0-0 seem to back up my argument that we play well at the big clubs in front of decent crowds. . Spin it the other way, we lost at Colchester, Southend, Barnsley, Hull.

I know what you mean mate. We're the same. Been to Brum and drew 2-2 and WBA and lost 3-2 conceding 2 in injury time, lost 2-1 at Southampton and Sunderland. Been to Leeds lost 1-0, your gaff lost 3-2, 0-0 at Hull so we're similar. I just think he's got Sunderland absolutely ticking along. I caught the 2nd half when I got home on Monday and at 1-0 down they looked excellent. With 40 odd thousand behind them, given that they are going for the title and you're, well, safe really, I think a home win is the only result. Like I said before, huge price, especially in a daft league like this, but this is one time I do think it's justified.

nastro 1888 · 12-04-2007, 00:42

Stoke look big for me at cardiff, Cardiffs capitulation of even a play-off place should be asking serious questions whats going on after leading this league for a while, Stoke are right in the mix now for a playoff spot. 2/1 is very tempting - is chopra still missing for cardiff ?

The Sunderland juggernaut is steam-rolling right to the premiership and better teams than QPR have been simply blown away by keanes team both home and away - totally accept QPR form over the last bit and against the bigger teams but 1/2 for a Sunderland home win is simply stuck-on IMO.

Can you imagne Sunderland complacent under Keane ??

DJ · 12-04-2007, 22:12

Quote:

Originally Posted by nastro 1888

Stoke look big for me at cardiff, Cardiffs capitulation of even a play-off place should be asking serious questions whats going on after leading this league for a while, Stoke are right in the mix now for a playoff spot. 2/1 is very tempting - is chopra still missing for cardiff ?

The Sunderland juggernaut is steam-rolling right to the premiership and better teams than QPR have been simply blown away by keanes team both home and away - totally accept QPR form over the last bit and against the bigger teams but 1/2 for a Sunderland home win is simply stuck-on IMO.

Can you imagne Sunderland complacent under Keane ??

Chopra has been back for at least a couple of games I think. He started against Burnley in the 2-0 loss on Easter Monday so their losing isn't affected by any absence from him. I just think Cardiff are one of those form teams that goes through patches of wins, then patches of loses and can't be nailed down 100% as to how they will perform.

I agree that Stoke should definitely have the upper hand, especially with the form of the front two. I would have Stoke to win in this game too but don't be suprised if Cardiff swing back a result.

DJ · 12-04-2007, 22:21

For me Colchester looks promising option for a double. Colchester are relying on Cureton for goals and at the moment he's the form striker of the Championship. Previously not great away from home and that's largely been their season's weakness. However four wins on the bounce including away wins at Southampton and Southend have given the team hope for a playoff spot. Couple together their recent form, Cureton's goals and a team with a clear objective of making top 6 and we have a winner on our hands here in my opinion.

Hull lost the reverse fixture at Layer Road 5-1 and so Colchester know they can have the better of Hull. Hull have also lost 3 out of the last 4 and are starting to staring relegation in the face. A team that have to get results but likely have a bit of negative morale about the place. Maybe starting to believe that they won't be in Championship next season.

So Colchester win and yet more goals for Cureton

ScorpioRed · 13-04-2007, 12:01

It would not be you, if you did not come here again to hype your QPR team as every week

Which I am starting to find kind of silly as this is a betting forum, not a FAN forum...

I fully understand your arguments about QPR form, however it's still the same all the time.. Where's the point? Everyone could do the same... And in this case, I just can't see any other result then Sunderland winning home, which is several classes above QPR (sorry)..

However, everything is possible... Good luck with QPR...

Quote:

Originally Posted by bowles10

Sunderland v QPR (15:00 BST)

1.49

4.50

8.00

102%

The R's at 7/1 away at Sunderland after winning 3 on the bounce!!! If only we didnt have the 2 injuries to our wingers, we would have taken them apart. Joking aside, the spirit in the camp is excellent & i am just hoping again for a result. Will be a big crowd on a day that the mackems will expect to win.

With 5 of the bottom 7 at home, we need some favours

Djordje · 13-04-2007, 12:16

Quote:

Originally Posted by ScorpioRed

It would not be you, if you did not come here again to hype your QPR team as every week

Which I am starting to find kind of silly as this is a betting forum, not a FAN forum...

I fully understand your arguments about QPR form, however it's still the same all the time.. Where's the point? Everyone could do the same... And in this case, I just can't see any other result then Sunderland winning home, which is several classes above QPR (sorry)..

However, everything is possible... Good luck with QPR...

looks like you always have a problem with long shots

keremix · 13-04-2007, 12:17

what's the chance of bromwich today ? i think that bromwich can win easily.

DJ · 13-04-2007, 12:22

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Originally Posted by keremix

12-04-2007, 00:42	#7 (permalink)
nastro 1888 charcharodon carcharias Join Date: 23 Mar 2005 Location: Port Glasgow Scotland Age: 38 Posts: 2,003	Re: England: Championship Apr 13-14 Stoke look big for me at cardiff, Cardiffs capitulation of even a play-off place should be asking serious questions whats going on after leading this league for a while, Stoke are right in the mix now for a playoff spot. 2/1 is very tempting - is chopra still missing for cardiff ? The Sunderland juggernaut is steam-rolling right to the premiership and better teams than QPR have been simply blown away by keanes team both home and away - totally accept QPR form over the last bit and against the bigger teams but 1/2 for a Sunderland home win is simply stuck-on IMO. Can you imagne Sunderland complacent under Keane ??

12-04-2007, 22:21	#9 (permalink)
DJ The former mane man Join Date: 21 Feb 2007 Posts: 3,037 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 2	Re: England: Championship Apr 13-14 For me Colchester looks promising option for a double. Colchester are relying on Cureton for goals and at the moment he's the form striker of the Championship. Previously not great away from home and that's largely been their season's weakness. However four wins on the bounce including away wins at Southampton and Southend have given the team hope for a playoff spot. Couple together their recent form, Cureton's goals and a team with a clear objective of making top 6 and we have a winner on our hands here in my opinion. Hull lost the reverse fixture at Layer Road 5-1 and so Colchester know they can have the better of Hull. Hull have also lost 3 out of the last 4 and are starting to staring relegation in the face. A team that have to get results but likely have a bit of negative morale about the place. Maybe starting to believe that they won't be in Championship next season. So Colchester win and yet more goals for Cureton

13-04-2007, 12:17	#12 (permalink)
keremix Newbie Punter Join Date: 24 Mar 2007 Location: izmir-Turkey Posts: 38	Re: England: Championship Apr 13-14 what's the chance of bromwich today ? i think that bromwich can win easily.