Premier League weekend preview by Gerry McDonnell (Thursday, November 29, 2007)

Short and fat, with a Terry on the top Sigmund Freud was nothing but a hairy quack. My cantankerous nature is not the result of a repressed Oedipus complex; I only feel hostility towards my father because he's really annoying. Before senility kicked in, the old fellow would try in vain to act cool around my friends. I genuinely sympathise with anyone who has had to endure a similar ordeal; so naturally I have plenty of time for Shaun Wright-Phillips. I must defend Shaun after allegations that he left a female guest in tears at his recent birthday bash. It's been reported that the young lady broke down when Wright-Phillips allegedly snatched her camera. All she had to do was hold it up in the air. I can't be as forgiving in regard to the disgraceful behaviour of John Terry. I have no problem with the England captain publicly urinating in a cup; but hitting the dance floor remains a strict social faux pas for any self-respecting male. Frank Lampard was on his best behaviour at the party, as he's completely focused on his personal grudge match against West Ham. I guess it's true about an elephant never forgetting. I've emailed myself a reminder to get on Chelsea at 1/3. Email has definitely made my daily life more efficient, but it really annoys me when I receive about 40 emails a day asking me to buy Viagra. On reflection, I should never have shared my email address with the wife. Paul Jewell will definitely struggle to keep Derby up: I'm hitting the 7/10 for a Sunderland win over the Rams. It's been a great week for the Birmingham City board. The Blues could easily afford to pay the Scottish FA £1m in compensation for Alex McLeish, as they had already received £3m from Wigan for Steve Bruce. I just hope they bought Dave Whelan breakfast after hammering out that deal. I'm filling up on the colossal 1/2 for a Tottenham win over the fortunate Brummies. Stephen Hunt was up to his old tricks last week. I haven't seen such a disappointing tackle since pictures of John Terry's cup-trick circulated on the internet. We can all go out on the lash when the overpriced Middlesbrough scythe through a mediocre Reading at 16/5. Has there ever been a more annoying person than Jamie Redknapp? I normally abhor violence, but if I ever met his old man; I'd have to give him a backhander. I'm putting my hands up to backing Pompey at 5/4 against Everton. I was stunned to read that Rafa Benitez is on the verge of losing his job. I asked a Liverpool supporter friend, Rob Smith, for his opinion. "We can only win cups under Rafa, he claimed, and then we have to go to the trouble of keeping them away from John Terry." I refuse to hide away from the 1/3 for a Liverpool win over Bolton. A comical misunderstanding had led to the FA charging Sir Alex Ferguson with using foul and abusive language to an official. Fergie told Mark Clattenburg that he hoped to fight off competition for Yakubu's signature when the transfer window reopens in January: which explains the use of the phrase 'Yak hunt'. Manchester United have scored 20 goals in there last four matches against Fulham; the 1/5 for a United win can only be interpreted as an absolute banker. The usual suspects have been quick to condemn supporters who choose to boo the England players who let their country down, but I believe the fans' reaction was perfectly justified. I do hope the Manchester City supporters lay off Emile Heskey though; as he was never really an England player. The 9/4 for a draw between Wigan and Manchester City deserves a rapturous welcome. Arsene Wenger compared managing England to putting your head in the mouth of a crocodile. That's definitely a bad move unless you've got a miniscule head, like John Terry. Arsenal are unbeaten at Villa Park on their last eight meets; there's nothing diminutive about the even money for another victory for the all conquering Gunners. I have nothing but admiration for Sam Allardyce after he asked the FA to rule him out of contention for the England post. I've followed Sam's lead, and have asked Natasha Kaplinsky to rule me out of any potential boyfriend position she may have. I will be getting on the 10/11 for a Blackburn win over Newcastle. I did feel sorry for Big Sam when I heard Newcastle fans chant "You don't know what you're doing." These supporters regularly take off their shirts in the middle of winter: tactics may not be their strong point. Backing Blackburn, Sunderland, Arsenal, Liverpool, Tottenham and Manchester United in a 13/1 accer is a manoeuvre that even the shivering Geordies can warm to. Weekend Betting: Chelsea v West Ham Saturday 1st December 12:45 Live on Sky Chelsea 1/3 Draw 9/2 West Ham 12/1 Get on: Chelsea Match Special: Frank Lampard to score at any time 7/4 Blackburn v Newcastle Saturday 1st December 15:00 Blackburn 10/11 Draw 5/2 Newcastle 7/2 Get on: Blackburn Match Special: Joey Barton to be booked 9/4 Portsmouth v Everton Saturday 1st December 15:00 Portsmouth 5/4 Draw 9/4 Everton 13/5 Get on: Portsmouth Match Special: Kranjcar to score from outside the penalty area 8/1 Reading v Middlesbrough Saturday 1st December 15:00 Reading 11/10 Draw 23/10 Middlesbrough 16/5 Get on: Middlesbrough Match Special: Downing to score at any time 6/1 Sunderland v Derby Saturday 1st December 15:00 Sunderland 7/10 Draw 13/5 Derby 9/2 Get on: Sunderland Match Special: Kenwyne Jones to score with a header 5/1 Wigan v Man City Saturday 1st December 15:00 Wigan 23/10 Draw 9/4 Man City 7/5 Get on: Draw Match Special: Petrov to score in a 1-1 draw 20/1 Aston Villa v Arsenal Saturday 1st December 17:15 Live on Setanta Aston Villa 7/2 Draw 12/5 Arsenal Evs Get on: Arsenal Match Special: Arsenal to score three or more goals 10/3 Liverpool v Bolton Sunday 2nd December 15:00 Liverpool 1/3 Draw 4/1 Bolton 12/1 Get on: Liverpool Match Special: Liverpool to win and keep a clean sheet 6/5 Tottenham v Birmingham Sunday 2nd December 16:00 Live on Sky Tottenham 1/2 Draw 16/5 Birmingham 7/1 Get on: Tottenham Match Special: Berbatov to score two or more goals 11/2 Man Utd v Fulham Monday 3rd December 20:00 Live on Setanta Man Utd 1/5 Draw 11/2 Fulham 18/1 Get on: Man Utd Match Special: Ronaldo to score direct from a free-kick 8/1 Posted by soccerbetting.info @ 1:52 PM

Premier League weekend preview by Gerry McDonnell (Thursday, November 22, 2007)

It's Wayne in Cats and Dogs I've never really saw the point in children. I can appreciate their usefulness when they're big enough to nip down to the off-license, but I'm not sure if that justifies the £10 a year it costs to clothe them. My little Goliath has been playing up recently. The wife has the cheek to say he takes after his father, although that does boil down to guesswork on her part. I've gone out of my way to try and bond with the lad in an attempt to curb his misbehaviour. I even tried to connect with my feminine side; but I had to call it a day when my phone bill went through the roof. I guess the problem lies in the fact that we have very little in common. The only sport that interests the little man is wrestling; as the sight of a horizontal 20 stone freak reminds him of his mother. I just wish we had a relationship where we could share more with each other; like the Allardyces. Big Sam must be regretting his claim that Rafa Benitez should be sacked as a result of poor Premiership form. You don't have to be a whiny Canadian dwarf to appreciate the irony. The 11/10 for a Liverpool win over Newcastle is positively gargantuan. Wayne Rooney is studying English literature in a noble attempt to further his education. I'd love to hear his thoughts on 'Where's Spot' and 'The Cat in the Hat'. Rooney's home-study may well lead to a GCSE: 'grandmothers can sleep easily'. I'm getting up early to take 1/2 for a Manchester United win over Bolton. I was looking forward to previewing the West Ham v Tottenham match, as Lennon and McCartney may share the same stage. Unfortunately, I've received a legal document informing me that I must address them as McCartney and Lennon. The 13/8 for a Tottenham win over West Ham is out of order. Call me a lunatic conspiracy theorist; but is it a coincidence that a week after Frank Lampard admitted to being a Tory, he helped lead England out of Europe. I don't need a referendum to accept 2/7 for a Chelsea win over Derby. Blackburn are still embarrassed about David Bentley's name being spelt incorrectly on the back of his shirt. The kit-man must regret asking for help from Robbie Savage. 11/5 for a Fulham win over Blackburn will spell a tidy profit. Roy Keane is a promising young manager; he's promising to knock out a number of his players if they don't show a dramatic improvement. I'm piling into the 11/4 for a Sunderland draw at Everton. I'm a sucker for a worthy cause, so i'm determined to raise £10,000 to aid research into the negative impact of reality TV on minor celebrities. I intend to take a hands-on role in the campaign; I hope to probe Sophie Anderton. Backing Manchester City at 8/13 against Reading will undoubtedly add to the kitty. 'Mad Dave' Whelan may have made a mistake in hiring the aesthetically challenged Steve Bruce. If their style of football proves as pleasing to the eye as the new manager; the supporters are going to see more long balls than Abigail Clancy. I'm looking up to the 1/6 for an Arsenal win over Wigan. When Birmingham first poached Steve Bruce, they agreed to a clause allowing his former employers 15% of any future sell-on fee. A windfall of £450,000 will prove invaluable to the struggling Safari Park. Portsmouth will run wild against Birmingham at 7/5. I'm quietly confident that Aston Villa will leave Middlesbrough with their customary three points. There is a question-mark over who will score the goals for the Villans, as Liam Ridgewell is unavailable. I'll take a calculated risk at 17/10. I've offered to take little Goliath to a Premier League match if he improves his behaviour, but the little runt has asked to watch wrestling instead. In a compromise that suits both parties, I've promised him a trip to watch England play football at Wembley; so we can both watch a group of sportsmen who aren't really trying. Arsenal, Portsmouth, Manchester City and Fulham form an 11/1 accer that can lead to a down payment on the train fare. Weekend Betting: Newcastle v Liverpool Saturday 24th November 12:45 Live on Sky Newcastle 11/4 Draw 12/5 Liverpool 11/10 Get on: Liverpool Match Special: Torres to score the first goal 11/2 Arsenal v Wigan Saturday 24th November 15:00 Arsenal 1/6 Draw 6/1 Wigan 22/1 Get on: Arsenal Match Special: Arsenal to win and keep a clean sheet 8/11 Birmingham v Portsmouth Saturday 24th November 15:00 Birmingham 11/5 Draw 23/10 Portsmouth 7/5 Get on: Portsmouth Match Special: Portsmouth to score three or more goals 11/2 Bolton v Man Utd Saturday 24th November 15:00 Bolton 8/1 Draw 10/3 Man Utd 1/2 Get on: Man Utd Match Special: Ronaldo to score direct from a free kick 9/1 Everton v Sunderland Saturday 24th November 15:00 Everton 4/6 Draw 11/4 Sunderland 11/2 Get on: Draw Match Special: Kenwyne Jones to score in a 1-1 draw 20/1 Man City v Reading Saturday 24th November 15:00 Man City 8/13 Draw 11/4 Reading 11/2 Get on: Man City Match Special: Petrov to score the only goal of the game 33/1 Middlesbrough v Aston Villa Saturday 24th November 15:00 Middlesbrough 9/5 Draw 9/4 Aston Villa 17/10 Get on: Aston Villa Match Special: Agbonlahor to score with a header 8/1 Derby v Chelsea Saturday 24th November 17:15 Live on Setanta Derby 14/1 Draw 5/1 Chelsea 2/7 Get on: Chelsea Match Special: Lampard to score from outside the penalty area 7/2 West Ham v Tottenham Sunday 25th November 13:30 Live on Sky West Ham 9/5 Draw 23/10 Tottenham 13/8 Get on: Tottenham Match Special: Lennon to score at any time 11/2 Fulham v Blackburn Sunday 25th November 16:00 Live on Sky Fulham 11/5 Draw 9/4 Blackburn 6/4 Get on: Fulham Match Special: Healy to score the last goal 7/1 Posted by soccerbetting.info @ 4:01 PM

Euro 2008 Qualifiers weekend preview (Thursday, November 15, 2007)

On the third day ... Heroes again The wife is easily influenced by the mainstream media. Ever since the BBC first aired 'Heroes', she believes she has supernatural abilities. I've tried to explain that 'sensing' I'm not in a romantic mood does not equate to a 'power'; she's merely deduced that I haven't been drinking heavily. I, however, have a genuine gift. I can make kitchen appliances spring to life just by talking to them. Just last night, I switched the oven on by staring it and growling, "Cook ... Cook now ... Cook now or else." It was a pressure cooker. Tal Ben-Haim definitely has a unique ability, he can run in slow motion in real time. The plodding defender will become a bona fide English hero if Israel snatch a result against Russia. The Russians have been priced up at 8/15 for the match, and that's shorter than Paul McCartney's arms. Only Croatia have won a competitive international in Israel over the last eight years; while France, England and Spain have all fell considerably short. The Israelis are a must-bet at 9/5 to avoid defeat. If I had the choice of a new power to acquire, it would definitely be the ability to afford copious amounts of alcohol without the need for employment. Only the rich and the Scottish can currently pull this off. The Jocks are one win away from arguably the greatest shock in international football since Ryan Giggs played two consecutive games for Wales. The Sweaties are formidable in front of their own supporters; 10/3 is verging on tempting. Peter Reid, Terry Venables and Ron Atkinson have all been linked with the vacant managerial hotseat with the Republic of Ireland. Even after 400 years; we never tire of stitching up the Irish. Ireland may be rudderless, but they face a Welsh team with even less direction. Wales have definitely gone backwards under John 'one good decision' Toshack; his penultimate game in charge may well end in a draw at 9/4. Many people are under the false impression that it was the English who invented the beautiful game. It's a little known fact that it was actually an Irishman whose potato was too hot. I think we all know that Denmark are too strong for Northern Ireland at 5/4. For a modern day footballer, a healthy diet is absolutely essential - so I'm guessing that Sir Alex Ferguson is far from happy with Ronaldo. The orange winger is quoted as saying, "I dated a girl from Manchester, and she showed me that steak pies and chips are very good." I was left flabbergasted by this revelation: Ronaldo dated a girl. Portugal are the weekend banker at 1/12 against Armenia. The more I think about it, the most useful super-power to possess would definitely be X-ray vision. Imagine the possibilities: you could wander around the streets at night, checking for fractured metatarsals. I can see right through the 1/2 for a Czech Republic win over Slovakia. When angry, I am blessed with super-human strength. All it would take for me to lift the wife clear up into the air is mild provocation and a forklift truck. Spain will run over Sweden at a hefty 4/5. As much as I enjoy being able to pick up overweight women, I'd much rather be invisible; like the 1939 - 1945 chapter in a German history book. We won't be seeing 1/6 for a Germany win over Cyprus for very long. One often underrated power is the ability to absorb the strengths of those around you. I could meet up with Arsene Wenger and ooze intelligence, chat with Jeff Stelling and become cool, or sit down with Oliver Holt and write inane drivel. I'm definitely feeling the 5/4 for Norway against the soon to be eliminated Turks. Time travel remains the ultimate goal for all sci-fi obsessed nerds. There's no doubt that the world could potentially be changed for the better: we could eliminate the cause of wars, famine, decease and Frank Lampard. Nothing can stop Denmark, Portugal, Czech Republic, Spain, Germany and Norway from landing an 11/1 accer. Labels: euro-2008-qualifiers Posted by soccerbetting.info @ 6:09 PM

Premier League weekend preview by Gerry McDonnell (Friday, November 09, 2007)

The Wright to remain silent Advertisements rarely reflect real life. Take the long- running advert where an irritating couple attempt to arrange a £25,000 loan. When the bint turns to her slow-witted spouse and asks, "How much do we want to borrow again?" midway through the negotiations, the so-called male doesn't even attempt to administer the appropriate response to her fundamental lack of preparation. The ending is also a complete fabrication. When she says, "Josh, Dad's found your scooter," it breaks off before she can add, "He's going to need it now he has to sell his car to allow us to meet the crippling repayments that will burden us until we welcome death like a long-lost relative." Deregulation in the betting industry has finally allowed bookmakers to lie on television. I was extremely disappointed with the one starring Ian Wright. The former Gunner plays an opinionated buffoon; which is hardly a great stretch. I'd like to have seen Kelly Dalglish and Georgie Thompson front the campaign. Picture the scene: the girls are lying on a four-poster bed, tickling each other and discussing the weekend football. Suddenly, a slight difference of opinion develops into a full blown pillow-fight. The excited pair then realise that a small bet would settle their differences amicably. They then kiss and make up for a couple of minutes. I have no history in the advertising sector, but I genuinely think that this ad would prove a real winner, and I've been thinking about it quite a lot. I also think Arsenal are a cracking bet at 4/7 to leave Reading with the three points. Advertising is undoubtedly effective. When the 'Did you have an accident that wasn't your fault?' campaign first ran, they received an immediate response from a Mr. Savage. There's nothing disappointing about the 7/2 for a draw between Manchester United and Blackburn. Bolton were in the Heather Mills position last week, they were left stunned after a stellar McCartney volley. West Ham managed to blow the lead that day, there won't be a repeat against a downtrodden Derby. The Hammers will walk it at 13/10. Mike Ashley has been advised not to wear his replica shirt in the Stadium of Light, as there's a chance he might antagonise the home supporters. I'd have thought the fact that he was 44 would have been a more persuasive argument. Newcastle have come out on top on their last five meetings with Sunderland, I fancy a repeat at 13/8. The press have reported the news that Wigan are considering appointing Graeme Souness as a successor to Chris Hutchings. Dave Whelan is absolutely furious with the leak, he wanted to keep the details of 'Operation Coca Cola' secret. Tottenham are my five star weekend bankers against the freefalling Wigan. I'm hitting the 4/7 hard. Liam Ridgewell will be getting plenty of stick in the Birmingham derby. The limited defender was a definite tryer when he played for the Villa; he'd try to concede three penalties a match. Blues v Villa has 'draw' written all over it, I'll happily play at 9/4. Gerry Sutcliffe may have an exceptionally cool name, but that does not give him the right to label John Terry's wages 'obscene'. A more acceptable target for his ire would have been the desperate Ian Wright. I'm unsure of the restitution that Wrighty receives for his multiple radio and television appearances, but even if they were all gratis; he'd still be grossly overpaid. We should all have a cheeky punt on Chelsea to beat Everton at 4/11. Fernando Torres is now a fully fledged Liverpudlian, he's just had a week off on the sick. Liverpool are in fine fettle after an eight goal extravaganza in midweek, they'll take care of Fulham at 1/3. According to a recent poll, Middlesbrough is the worst place to live in Britain. I can only assume that Coventry was disqualified to make it a competitive heat. The Boro are unbeaten against Bolton in their last eight meets, their star players can sneak a draw at the Reebok at 12/5, before heading home to Newcastle. Portsmouth look a decent call at 11/10 to see off Manchester City, but I'm more interested in the 'which City player will hospitalise Pedro Mendes' market. Ben Thatcher and Joey Barton are both previous winners of this exciting new novelty bet, but I hear Dietmar Hamann has been laid out specifically for this one. I was absolutely devastated when a freak strike from Luke Young stopped the accer from obliging last week. I was left hurt, shocked, sickened and bewildered, it was like watching Ian Wright's 'Chicken Tonight' advert all over again. Liverpool, Chelsea, Tottenham, Arsenal and a Birmingham draw form a 12/1 weekend accer that can help banish that distressing memory. Weekend Betting: Sunderland v Newcastle Saturday 10th November 12:45 Live on Sky Sunderland 15/8 Draw 23/10 Newcastle 13/8 Get on: Newcastle Match Special: Joey Barton to be sent off 20/1 Derby v West Ham Saturday 10th November 15:00 Derby 12/5 Draw 12/5 West Ham 13/10 Get on: West Ham Match Special: Solano to score direct from a free-kick 12/1 Liverpool v Fulham Saturday 10th November 17:15 Live on Setanta Liverpool 1/3 Draw 9/2 Fulham 12/1 Get on: Liverpool Match Special: Crouch to score with a header 7/2 Birmingham v Aston Villa Sunday 11th November 13:00 Live on Sky Birmingham 7/4 Draw 9/4 Aston Villa 9/5 Get on: Draw Match Special: Reo-Coker to be booked 7/4 Chelsea v Everton Sunday 11th November 14:00 Chelsea 4/11 Draw 4/1 Everton 9/1 Get on: Chelsea Match Special: Drogba to score two or more goals 5/1 Bolton v Middlesbrough Sunday 11th November 15:00 Bolton 6/5 Draw 12/5 Middlesbrough 11/4 Get on: Draw Match Special: No goalscorer in the match 17/2 Man Utd v Blackburn Sunday 11th November 15:00 Man Utd 4/11 Draw 7/2 Blackburn 9/1 Get on: Draw Match Special: McCarthy to score in a 1-1 draw 33/1 Tottenham v Wigan Sunday 11th November 15:00 Tottenham 4/7 Draw 3/1 Wigan 7/1 Get on: Tottenham Match Special: Tottenham to score four or more goals 11/2 Portsmouth v Man City Sunday 11th November 16:00 Live on Sky Portsmouth 11/10 Draw 12/5 Man City 3/1 Get on: Portsmouth Match Special: Portsmouth to win and keep a clean sheet 12/5 Reading v Arsenal Monday 12th November 20:00 Live on Setanta Reading 6/1 Draw 3/1 Arsenal 4/7 Get on: Arsenal Match Special: Fabregas to score from outside of the penalty area 6/1 Labels: premier-league-preview Posted by soccerbetting.info @ 12:55 AM

Premier League weekend preview by Gerry McDonnell (Thursday, November 01, 2007)

This is the ode to Hel I've never been particularly lucky in love. As a result of a severe lack of confidence, I can only approach women after a skinful of lager when the beer goggles are on. Even Kermit would have turned his nose up at some of the pigs I've tried my luck with. I raised the bar marginally higher when I emailed Helen Chamberlain to ask for a date, but she just blew me off. I did find fleeting love with a diminutive woman called Dot. But just like the unfortunate Martin Jol, I was dumped via a text message. I'm completely over her now though; I buried her under the patio. After extensive digging I've discovered 13/8 for a Tottenham win over Middlesbrough. Rent-a-quote WAG Cheryl Cole claimed that her 'husband' didn't enjoy his final days at Arsenal as he believed that his foreign team-mates were all 'talking about him'. I find it amazing that a talented footballer with a loving wife could end up such a paranoid wreck; and Ashley Cole is definitely a talented footballer. The 4/9 for a Chelsea win over Wigan is convenient. Steve Bruce is definitely feeling the pressure. The potato- headed manger couldn't bear to watch as Birmingham played Wigan last week; although this is not necessarily an uncommon phenomenon amongst the regulars of St Andrews. Everton can be backed at 8/11 against Birmingham; that's unusually exhilarating. It's no coincidence that Arsenal are producing champagne football after dropping the bitter Lehmann. I believe the morale-boosting team huddle is a major factor in the Gunners' improved form, or it may just be an opportunity to talk about Ashley Cole. Everybody should be talking about the 6/4 for an Arsenal win over Manchester United. Sam Allardyce will go head to head with Harry Redknapp at St James' Park, in a match that the gutter press are labelling 'Panorama II'. I've been investigating the history to this fixture and I've discovered that Pompey last won in Newcastle in 1949. The Toon can continue their practical ownership at 11/10. A member of the Royal family has allegedly been caught up in a sex scandal. I just hope it's not Charlie, as i have absolutely no interest in hippophilia. One set of Royals who won't be going down is Reading; they'll leave Fulham with a point at 9/4. Aston Villa appear to be certainties at 1/2 against a woeful Derby County. The Villa have looked fearsome on their own patch this season, while the Rams are conceding almost three goals a game on the road. The only money going on Derby will be Freddie Flintoff's. Phil Gartside must have had a few jars when he appointed Gary Megson. I'm all for positive discrimination, but this move reeks of desperation. Luckily for Bolton, West Ham have been decimated by injuries. Bolton can sneak a fortuitous draw at 5/2. Like most people who enjoy a swift couple of beers, I often struggle to undress when I'm the worse for wear. I've now patented a machine that takes your shirt off for you automatically; it's provisionally called 'The Carragher'. I'm all over the 11/5 for a Blackburn win over a depleted Liverpool. Manchester City may have started the season impressively, but Sven was on the receiving end of a real spanking at Chelsea last week. To make matters even worse, his team then lost 6-0 at Stamford Bridge. I believe that result was merely a blip; City will explode into life on bonfire night against Sunderland at 8/13. Being a persistent soul, I've decided to ask Helen Chamberlain to accompany me to a small fireworks display. I've already bought her a Catherine wheel and a rocket; I just want a banger now. Aston Villa, Everton, Tottenham, Chelsea and Manchester City form a 13/1 weekend accer that will more than cover the expense. Weekend Betting: Arsenal v Man Utd Saturday 3rd November 12:45 Live on Sky Arsenal 6/4 Draw 11/5 Man Utd 2/1 Get on: Arsenal Match Special: Fabregas to score the only goal of the game 55/1 Aston Villa v Derby Saturday 3rd November 15:00 Aston Villa 1/2 Draw 10/3 Derby 8/1 Get on: Aston Villa Match Special: Aston Villa to win and keep a clean sheet 13/10 Everton v Birmingham Saturday 3rd November 15:00 Everton 8/11 Draw 12/5 Birmingham 5/1 Get on: Everton Match Special: Yakubu to score two or more goals 13/2 Fulham v Reading Saturday 3rd November 15:00 Fulham 5/4 Draw 9/4 Reading 13/5 Get on: Draw Match Special: Match to finish 2-2 or 3-3 11/1 Middlesbrough v Tottenham Saturday 3rd November 15:00 Middlesbrough 15/8 Draw 23/10 Tottenham 13/8 Get on: Tottenham Match Special: Berbatov to score at any time 15/8 Newcastle v Portsmouth Saturday 3rd November 15:00 Newcastle 11/10 Draw 12/5 Portsmouth 13/5 Get on: Newcastle Match Special: Michael Owen to score the first goal 11/2 Wigan v Chelsea Saturday 3rd November 15:00 Wigan 17/2 Draw 10/3 Chelsea 4/9 Get on: Chelsea Match Special: Lampard to score from outside the penalty area 4/1 Blackburn v Liverpool Saturday 3rd November 17:15 Live on Setanta Blackburn 11/5 Draw 23/10 Liverpool 6/4 Get on: Blackburn Match Special: Blackburn to score two or more goals 2/1 West Ham v Bolton Sunday 4th November 16:00 Live on Sky West Ham Evs Draw 5/2 Bolton 7/2 Get on: Draw Match Special: Anelka to score in a 1-1 draw 20/1 Man City v Sunderland Monday 5th November 20:00 Live on Setanta Man City 8/13 Draw 11/4 Sunderland 5/1 Get on: Man City Match Special: Elano to score direct from a free kick 7/1 Labels: premiership-betting Posted by soccerbetting.info @ 2:50 PM