England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 - The Punters Lounge

aliando · 03-10-2006, 22:49

Friday 6 October 2006
	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
Darlington v Rochdale (19:30 BST)	1.97	3.40	4.50	103%
Chester v Walsall (19:45 BST)	3.05	3.35	2.50	103%
Lincoln v Hartlepool (19:45 BST)	2.25	3.30	3.75	102%
MK Dons v Peterborough (19:45 BST)	1.90	3.40	4.33	105%
Shrewsbury v Macclesfield (19:45 BST)	1.65	3.60	6.00	106%
Wycombe v Torquay (19:45 BST)	1.80	3.50	4.50	107%
Saturday 7 October 2006
	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
Mansfield v Notts County (14:00 BST)	2.58	3.35	2.75	105%
Accrington Stanley v Swindon (15:00 BST)	2.80	3.30	2.60	105%
Bristol Rovers v Boston (15:00 BST)	2.14	3.40	3.75	103%
Stockport v Barnet (15:00 BST)	2.24	3.25	3.25	107%
Sunday 8 October 2006
	Home	Draw	Away	BPP
Grimsby v Hereford (16:00 BST)	2.26	3.30	3.50	104%

davidmphill · 04-10-2006, 00:00

Despite our (Chester) pick up in form, 7 pts from 9. I can't see us beating top of the league and bang if form side Walsall on Friday night. We played well last week in beating Brizzle Rovers but they're no great shakes this season.

ads25 · 04-10-2006, 07:47

Dont have a lot of information at hand this early in the week, but at first thoughts i like the looks of Walsall & Darlington on friday while Bristol Rovers look great value on Saturday

hornet_18 · 04-10-2006, 13:46

Hartlepool look good value. Lincoln are in a bit of a slump at the moment and have been better away from home this season. Hartlepool have won 3 in a row including their last 2away games and Jon Daly has scored 7in his last 3matches. At 3.75 they look a great bet.

xyzDennis · 05-10-2006, 07:27

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Match: Shrewsbury – Macclesfield
Pick: Shrewsbury –0.75
Odds: 1.971 @ Pinnacle
Stakes: 8/10

Analysis: This match pits Shrewsbury against a side who arguably has the worst form in the leagues. The stats which surrounds this match is staggering. Shrewsbury are undefeated in their last 6 and was only beaten once at home this season against a good Lincoln side. Macclesfield in contrast has not won a single game this season and their away form is nothing short of wretched, having lost all but 1 game this season. Once again their lack of sharpness in front of goal cost them their last match, it has been their story the entire season and now up against 1 of the tightest defenses in the league, one would expect them to not score. Shrewsbury have found the net in all but 2 of their losses this season and look to offer a lot going forward, something Macclesfield is sorely lacking. Already this season Shrewsbury has scored twice that of Macclesfield and the latter had conceded more than twice that of the former. 1 statistic which goes in favor of Macclesfield would be the fact that Shrewsbury has not defeated Macclesfield at home in 9 years. This would definitely be the ideal time for Shrewsbury to break this duck and lay claim to all 3 points here. Their firepower and tight defense should have little difficulties delivering them all 3 points. Shrewsbury to win 2-0.

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Match: Lincoln City – Hartlepool
Pick: Hartlepool +0.5
Odds: 1.714 @ Pinnacle
Stakes: 8/10

Analysis: Hartlepool stumbled upon a rich vein of form recently and are 5-1-1 in their past 7 matches. Goals are flowing in too, having scored a whopping 12 goals in their past 3 matches. Lincoln on the other hand, are experiencing a turn of their fortunes and have found goals hard to come by in their last 2, wasting glorious opportunities. Yes, Hartlepool’s opponents were not in the same class as Lincoln but their overall form and sharpness in front of goal should allow them to steal at least a point here. I have to favor the red-hot form of Daly to deliver Hartlepool once again after he had scored 7 goals in his last 3 matches. Hence I fancy Hartlepool to steal at least a point here.

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ads25 · 05-10-2006, 08:23

Hello xyDennis,

Ive seen you posting quite a few previews on Punter Lounge in recent weeks and am quite impressed with the way you do them, they are very helpful and you go into alot of detail so keep up the good work mate!!

What i want to know though is do you track your bets and if so, what sort of strike rate do you have?

Cheers,
ads25

toninozg · 05-10-2006, 08:49

yes i've noticed the same thing,keep up the good work!!!xyzDennis have you been posting on any croatian forum maybe?
cheers
toni

xyzDennis · 05-10-2006, 10:23

Thanks for the compliments ads25 and toninozg. No, I do not post at Croatian forums. Only European language I know is English.

I have only recently got back into tipping after a couple of years' absence and have been tipping for only about a month. For what it is worth, my 'official' records from sports-punter.com is a 57+% strike rate and a current ROI of 6+%.

Unfortunately when I first started out, I used a less than ideal system. I suffered early in the month with losses up to 50. After tweaking with my selection criteria I managed to get out of the reds and claim a 50+ units profit last month.

After tweaking, my stats look like that. 47W - 6D - 27L or 59%W - 8%D - 34%L. Profits are at 96 units and ROI stands at 15%.

It is still early days of course and the high ROI and profits would need to stand the test of time and I hope it does!

bartonbank · 05-10-2006, 11:41

Noticed the tip on Darlo...what affect will the sacking of Hodgson have?? Irrespective of who the chairman is I see the hand of Sotnick here...although I do wonder how he will persuade the rest of the board that his good mate Steve Evans should replace him, After all, an almost certain prison sentence before Christmas does not look good on the cv.

raz0r1986 · 05-10-2006, 15:04

can anyone give me some information about
Chester City - Walsall

Walsall is on the top of the table 1 los 8 wins and 1 loss with 27 points Chesther is on place 15 with 14 points , the odd on Walsall looking great is it safe to take it?

thanks alot

westy1 · 05-10-2006, 15:09

As i live in Walsall

and a avid Walsall fan i say take it because. we look unbeatable at the moment,Martin Butler and Dean Keates on fire at the moment and a couple of players back from injury which only makes the team stronger,as a gambling man myself i have had a few quid on walsall @2.82 Betfair,my opinion is go for it .

PompeyPunt · 05-10-2006, 17:11

Chester v Walsall

Walsall are now well and truly flying it seems under the impressive guidence of Richard Money for the first quarter of the season. To be honest, it's hard to see past them to make an immidiate return to a higher level, and with players like Martin Butler in their squad, who really should be playing at a higher level, I am pretty sure they will almost certainly finish top 3, if not Champions.

They face a side in Chester who made a good to the season with two wins, strugged for a long period, and then have again picked up well lately, with a cracking win at MK Dons'. They do however face a very tough task tommorow night I feel, with Ashley Westwood and Phil Bolland part of a list of players manager Mark Wright will be unable to call upon, to give him further headache as to how to deal with the high fliers from the midlands.

Walsall haven't been great on the road, compared to their 'perfect' home record, but this represents a good chance to add to their lead, and make a firm stand in an away trip, against a slightly under par Chester side.

Walsall -0.25 (2.14) 3/10 Pointbet

Djordje · 06-10-2006, 00:25

I think that Rochdale have been constantly underestimated after their poor start of the season. They lost opening 4 games of the season, they were winless in 7 rounds, but I simply cant ignore their recent great run - beaten only by Wycombe in last 8 rounds.

Darlington on the other hand not impressive lately, they will miss Joachim for this match, and I really cant see them as big favorites in this match.

bet365 moved price for a home win from 1.73 to 1.91 last evening - reason for that could be Joachim absence maybe, 3 players back for Rochdale, or misterious signing for Rochdale - striker who should be available for tomorrow.

Or maybe the fact that Darlo's boss was sacked in Wednesday.

Whatever, I think Rochdale are great price ~4.30

As for the other games tomorrow, I like Lincoln, although price is nothing special. No particular reason why I fancy them - just a small bet on home win.

kevshat · 06-10-2006, 02:10

Quote:

Originally Posted by Djordje

As for the other games tomorrow, I like Lincoln, although price is nothing special. No particular reason why I fancy them - just a small bet on home win.

I think Hartlepool could be the bet of this round. They are bang in form right now after a sticky start under Wilson and Lincoln are losing their way slightly and seem to fare better away from home. I'm on Hartlepool in some disguise, probably the Asian but will sleep on it and confirm tomorrow!

ads25 · 06-10-2006, 08:39

Wycombe vs Torquay
3rd vs 10th on the table and one i favour Wycombe in. Wycombe havnt won in their past 3, but before that they had a winning run which stretched 6 games. Torquay have only won 2 of their past 10 games but only lost 1 of 6 away games which isnt too bad a record. In my opinion Wycombe is one of the best sides in League 2 but they will miss 3 players tonight, but they have some good players coming back. I will put medium stakes on Wycombe here purely because i dont think Torquay can win, but the draw is of some concern.

Pick Wycombe to WIN at $1.80 - (5/10)

GazBlades · 06-10-2006, 12:41

Quote:

Originally Posted by kevshat

I think Hartlepool could be the bet of this round. They are bang in form right now after a sticky start under Wilson and Lincoln are losing their way slightly and seem to fare better away from home. I'm on Hartlepool in some disguise, probably the Asian but will sleep on it and confirm tomorrow!

I wouldn't touch the game with a 10 mile pole. Not one scoreline would suprise me. It's the kind of game that we'll play superbly and destroy the opposition, yet it they play how they have the last 2 games we might as well stick 3 points and a plus 5 goal difference in the post to Hartlepool and save them the journey.

Goals, goals and more goals is the only bet here, although I haven't looked at the price as I'm sure it will tempt me, and I'm determined not to have a bet this weekend.

Djordje · 06-10-2006, 14:13

Anyone knows if Hartlepool's Daly is available tonight? He was doubtful for this match.

godmato · 06-10-2006, 14:36

Only one question guys: how is the weather this friday in England? Cause the weather has a big impact on the games and i don't wanna know the weather from internet as it is no accurate. thanx in advance for your informations.

Cheers an GL!

SecondSight · 06-10-2006, 15:01

It's rained quite heavily in Hereford for 2 hours today, but the rain has now cleared.

Temperature is warm for the time of year.

godmato · 06-10-2006, 15:09

Thanx SecondSight! i'm allways cautious with the weather influencing the game so don't luagh if i asked you

04-10-2006, 00:00	#2 (permalink)
davidmphill 260408 Join Date: 09 Feb 2005 Location: Colorado. Age: 36 Posts: 22,477 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 4	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Despite our (Chester) pick up in form, 7 pts from 9. I can't see us beating top of the league and bang if form side Walsall on Friday night. We played well last week in beating Brizzle Rovers but they're no great shakes this season. __________________ Gwlad, gwlad, pleidiol wyf i'm gwlad, Tra mor yn fur i'r bur hoff bau, O bydded i'r heniaith barhau.

04-10-2006, 07:47	#3 (permalink)
ads25 The Real Deal © Join Date: 27 Jul 2006 Location: Australia Age: 24 Posts: 2,721	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Dont have a lot of information at hand this early in the week, but at first thoughts i like the looks of Walsall & Darlington on friday while Bristol Rovers look great value on Saturday

04-10-2006, 13:46	#4 (permalink)
hornet_18 Dedicated Punter Join Date: 31 Mar 2006 Age: 21 Posts: 244	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Hartlepool look good value. Lincoln are in a bit of a slump at the moment and have been better away from home this season. Hartlepool have won 3 in a row including their last 2away games and Jon Daly has scored 7in his last 3matches. At 3.75 they look a great bet.

05-10-2006, 07:27	#5 (permalink)
xyzDennis Dedicated Punter Join Date: 08 Sep 2006 Age: 27 Posts: 275	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 -------------------------------------------------------------- Match: Shrewsbury – Macclesfield Pick: Shrewsbury –0.75 Odds: 1.971 @ Pinnacle Stakes: 8/10 Analysis: This match pits Shrewsbury against a side who arguably has the worst form in the leagues. The stats which surrounds this match is staggering. Shrewsbury are undefeated in their last 6 and was only beaten once at home this season against a good Lincoln side. Macclesfield in contrast has not won a single game this season and their away form is nothing short of wretched, having lost all but 1 game this season. Once again their lack of sharpness in front of goal cost them their last match, it has been their story the entire season and now up against 1 of the tightest defenses in the league, one would expect them to not score. Shrewsbury have found the net in all but 2 of their losses this season and look to offer a lot going forward, something Macclesfield is sorely lacking. Already this season Shrewsbury has scored twice that of Macclesfield and the latter had conceded more than twice that of the former. 1 statistic which goes in favor of Macclesfield would be the fact that Shrewsbury has not defeated Macclesfield at home in 9 years. This would definitely be the ideal time for Shrewsbury to break this duck and lay claim to all 3 points here. Their firepower and tight defense should have little difficulties delivering them all 3 points. Shrewsbury to win 2-0. -------------------------------------------------------------- Match: Lincoln City – Hartlepool Pick: Hartlepool +0.5 Odds: 1.714 @ Pinnacle Stakes: 8/10 Analysis: Hartlepool stumbled upon a rich vein of form recently and are 5-1-1 in their past 7 matches. Goals are flowing in too, having scored a whopping 12 goals in their past 3 matches. Lincoln on the other hand, are experiencing a turn of their fortunes and have found goals hard to come by in their last 2, wasting glorious opportunities. Yes, Hartlepool’s opponents were not in the same class as Lincoln but their overall form and sharpness in front of goal should allow them to steal at least a point here. I have to favor the red-hot form of Daly to deliver Hartlepool once again after he had scored 7 goals in his last 3 matches. Hence I fancy Hartlepool to steal at least a point here. --------------------------------------------------------------

05-10-2006, 08:23	#6 (permalink)
ads25 The Real Deal © Join Date: 27 Jul 2006 Location: Australia Age: 24 Posts: 2,721	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Hello xyDennis, Ive seen you posting quite a few previews on Punter Lounge in recent weeks and am quite impressed with the way you do them, they are very helpful and you go into alot of detail so keep up the good work mate!! What i want to know though is do you track your bets and if so, what sort of strike rate do you have? Cheers, ads25

05-10-2006, 08:49	#7 (permalink)
toninozg Newbie Punter Join Date: 25 Aug 2006 Posts: 42	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 yes i've noticed the same thing,keep up the good work!!!xyzDennis have you been posting on any croatian forum maybe? cheers toni Last edited by toninozg; 05-10-2006 at 08:52.

05-10-2006, 10:23	#8 (permalink)
xyzDennis Dedicated Punter Join Date: 08 Sep 2006 Age: 27 Posts: 275	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Thanks for the compliments ads25 and toninozg. No, I do not post at Croatian forums. Only European language I know is English. I have only recently got back into tipping after a couple of years' absence and have been tipping for only about a month. For what it is worth, my 'official' records from sports-punter.com is a 57+% strike rate and a current ROI of 6+%. Unfortunately when I first started out, I used a less than ideal system. I suffered early in the month with losses up to 50. After tweaking with my selection criteria I managed to get out of the reds and claim a 50+ units profit last month. After tweaking, my stats look like that. 47W - 6D - 27L or 59%W - 8%D - 34%L. Profits are at 96 units and ROI stands at 15%. It is still early days of course and the high ROI and profits would need to stand the test of time and I hope it does!

05-10-2006, 11:41	#9 (permalink)
bartonbank Legendary Punter Join Date: 06 Jul 2005 Location: A little part of Wrecsam in London Age: 50 Posts: 1,771	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Noticed the tip on Darlo...what affect will the sacking of Hodgson have?? Irrespective of who the chairman is I see the hand of Sotnick here...although I do wonder how he will persuade the rest of the board that his good mate Steve Evans should replace him, After all, an almost certain prison sentence before Christmas does not look good on the cv. __________________ Uriah Rennie....doncha just luv 'im?

05-10-2006, 15:04	#10 (permalink)
raz0r1986 Alwayz Betting Join Date: 21 Dec 2005 Location: The Netherlands Age: 22 Posts: 59	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 can anyone give me some information about Chester City - Walsall Walsall is on the top of the table 1 los 8 wins and 1 loss with 27 points Chesther is on place 15 with 14 points , the odd on Walsall looking great is it safe to take it? thanks alot

05-10-2006, 15:09	#11 (permalink)
westy1 Crappy poker player Join Date: 25 Sep 2006 Age: 32 Posts: 166 Awards Showcase Total Awards: 2	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 As i live in Walsall and a avid Walsall fan i say take it because. we look unbeatable at the moment,Martin Butler and Dean Keates on fire at the moment and a couple of players back from injury which only makes the team stronger,as a gambling man myself i have had a few quid on walsall @2.82 Betfair,my opinion is go for it . Last edited by westy1; 05-10-2006 at 15:31.

05-10-2006, 17:11	#12 (permalink)
PompeyPunt Home-Win Punter Join Date: 26 Oct 2004 Location: Portsmouth Age: 24 Posts: 2,338	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Chester v Walsall Walsall are now well and truly flying it seems under the impressive guidence of Richard Money for the first quarter of the season. To be honest, it's hard to see past them to make an immidiate return to a higher level, and with players like Martin Butler in their squad, who really should be playing at a higher level, I am pretty sure they will almost certainly finish top 3, if not Champions. They face a side in Chester who made a good to the season with two wins, strugged for a long period, and then have again picked up well lately, with a cracking win at MK Dons'. They do however face a very tough task tommorow night I feel, with Ashley Westwood and Phil Bolland part of a list of players manager Mark Wright will be unable to call upon, to give him further headache as to how to deal with the high fliers from the midlands. Walsall haven't been great on the road, compared to their 'perfect' home record, but this represents a good chance to add to their lead, and make a firm stand in an away trip, against a slightly under par Chester side. Walsall -0.25 (2.14) 3/10 Pointbet __________________ www.pro-punters.com

06-10-2006, 00:25	#13 (permalink)
Djordje Professor Punter Join Date: 07 Nov 2004 Age: 33 Posts: 5,127	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 I think that Rochdale have been constantly underestimated after their poor start of the season. They lost opening 4 games of the season, they were winless in 7 rounds, but I simply cant ignore their recent great run - beaten only by Wycombe in last 8 rounds. Darlington on the other hand not impressive lately, they will miss Joachim for this match, and I really cant see them as big favorites in this match. bet365 moved price for a home win from 1.73 to 1.91 last evening - reason for that could be Joachim absence maybe, 3 players back for Rochdale, or misterious signing for Rochdale - striker who should be available for tomorrow. Or maybe the fact that Darlo's boss was sacked in Wednesday. Whatever, I think Rochdale are great price ~4.30 As for the other games tomorrow, I like Lincoln, although price is nothing special. No particular reason why I fancy them - just a small bet on home win. __________________ System-Bet

06-10-2006, 08:39	#15 (permalink)
ads25 The Real Deal © Join Date: 27 Jul 2006 Location: Australia Age: 24 Posts: 2,721	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Wycombe vs Torquay 3rd vs 10th on the table and one i favour Wycombe in. Wycombe havnt won in their past 3, but before that they had a winning run which stretched 6 games. Torquay have only won 2 of their past 10 games but only lost 1 of 6 away games which isnt too bad a record. In my opinion Wycombe is one of the best sides in League 2 but they will miss 3 players tonight, but they have some good players coming back. I will put medium stakes on Wycombe here purely because i dont think Torquay can win, but the draw is of some concern. Pick Wycombe to WIN at $1.80 - (5/10)

06-10-2006, 14:13	#17 (permalink)
Djordje Professor Punter Join Date: 07 Nov 2004 Age: 33 Posts: 5,127	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Anyone knows if Hartlepool's Daly is available tonight? He was doubtful for this match. __________________ System-Bet

06-10-2006, 14:36	#18 (permalink)
godmato Legendary Punter Join Date: 19 Sep 2006 Location: Romania, Bucuresti Posts: 1,370	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Only one question guys: how is the weather this friday in England? Cause the weather has a big impact on the games and i don't wanna know the weather from internet as it is no accurate. thanx in advance for your informations. Cheers an GL! __________________ Peace sells, but who's buying?

06-10-2006, 15:01	#19 (permalink)
SecondSight Muppet Punter Join Date: 27 Oct 2004 Location: The Big Country Posts: 2,156	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 It's rained quite heavily in Hereford for 2 hours today, but the rain has now cleared. Temperature is warm for the time of year.

06-10-2006, 15:09	#20 (permalink)
godmato Legendary Punter Join Date: 19 Sep 2006 Location: Romania, Bucuresti Posts: 1,370	Re: England: Coca Cola League 2 October 6-8 Thanx SecondSight! i'm allways cautious with the weather influencing the game so don't luagh if i asked you __________________ Peace sells, but who's buying?