Profitable football betting and should Rose revert to a winger?
I have to say I'm delighted with the way the football betting is going layely having adopted a new approach, it does require plenty of research though, Three of the last 4 weekends have been profitable and over January I'm well in front so it's another profitable season for me.
Having coupled that with some horse racing news,used disciplined betting. With the right staking a very tidy second income is at my fingertips. There are not many weeks of the season jeft though and results can be a bit dodgy but I'll continue testing ready for next season.
Rule Number 1 - Do not back Tottenham. I haven't backed any game involving Spurs in 25 years as we always used to lose when i did so I stopped and will not be starting again.
Rule Number 2 - Ignore the League table, only use the home and away tables coupled with recent form when playing home or away.
Rule Number 3 - Look at the goals for and against column when playing home or away, does a team score or concede, are they a one goal a game team thus bringing the likelyhiid if a draw more of a possibility.
Rule Number 3 - Be very selective and don't be greedy. I have found the Betfred Bonus coupon to be very useful for finalising my bets.
The future from a betting point of view looks rosy and Danny Rose is in the news for Tottenham with crazy stories linking him with Manchesterl City.
Why would he contemplate moving to a side where he will almost certainly be sitting on the bench or bot in the squad for a significant amount of time? Man City use home grown players as squad members to fulfill a criteria, just ask Micah Richards and Scott Sinclair. At this stage of his career he doesn't need to. Rose has seen off the challenge of Ben Davies, the summer signing who lacks the pace to be an attacking threat.
The experiment having Rose playing further forward once more was an interesting one. Moving him back to the winger role or wide midfield on the left would save a purchase for a problem position. He looks a more attacking threat than any of our wingers at the moment and has consistently been an attacking threat all season.
The defence needs tightening, although defending is a team game not just the back four. Perhaps favies shouls play left=back with Rose in front so Davies can stay and concentrate on defending, it would mean a slight alteration to the system which sees us using overlapping full-backs to their maximum.
On the other side Yedlin looked a far better bet going forward than Chiriches, who to me looks as though he thinks he has more skill than he has. he does have skill nut lacks the brain to go with it, his decision making needs a lot of work. It will come with experience but that experience needs to come elsewhere.
It's a case of muddle though for the rest of the season and see what teweaks are made during the summer with hopefully some new personnel if we can attract any.
Having coupled that with some horse racing news,used disciplined betting. With the right staking a very tidy second income is at my fingertips. There are not many weeks of the season jeft though and results can be a bit dodgy but I'll continue testing ready for next season.
Rule Number 1 - Do not back Tottenham. I haven't backed any game involving Spurs in 25 years as we always used to lose when i did so I stopped and will not be starting again.
Rule Number 2 - Ignore the League table, only use the home and away tables coupled with recent form when playing home or away.
Rule Number 3 - Look at the goals for and against column when playing home or away, does a team score or concede, are they a one goal a game team thus bringing the likelyhiid if a draw more of a possibility.
Rule Number 3 - Be very selective and don't be greedy. I have found the Betfred Bonus coupon to be very useful for finalising my bets.
The future from a betting point of view looks rosy and Danny Rose is in the news for Tottenham with crazy stories linking him with Manchesterl City.
Why would he contemplate moving to a side where he will almost certainly be sitting on the bench or bot in the squad for a significant amount of time? Man City use home grown players as squad members to fulfill a criteria, just ask Micah Richards and Scott Sinclair. At this stage of his career he doesn't need to. Rose has seen off the challenge of Ben Davies, the summer signing who lacks the pace to be an attacking threat.
The experiment having Rose playing further forward once more was an interesting one. Moving him back to the winger role or wide midfield on the left would save a purchase for a problem position. He looks a more attacking threat than any of our wingers at the moment and has consistently been an attacking threat all season.
The defence needs tightening, although defending is a team game not just the back four. Perhaps favies shouls play left=back with Rose in front so Davies can stay and concentrate on defending, it would mean a slight alteration to the system which sees us using overlapping full-backs to their maximum.
On the other side Yedlin looked a far better bet going forward than Chiriches, who to me looks as though he thinks he has more skill than he has. he does have skill nut lacks the brain to go with it, his decision making needs a lot of work. It will come with experience but that experience needs to come elsewhere.
It's a case of muddle though for the rest of the season and see what teweaks are made during the summer with hopefully some new personnel if we can attract any.
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