Archived Premiership Football Betting Tips (15th March 2005)
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| Premiership football betting
tips are given one of the following three ratings: |
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Banker,
large stake, predicted outcome is more than likely. |
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Likely
outcome, medium stake, worth a gamble. |
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Worth a flutter,
small stake, be prudent with these and stick to matches where you
can spot the value. |
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| Below
were the predicted outcomes for the midweek fixtures Tues 15th
and Wed 16th March 2005. |
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| Archived
Premiership football betting tips (15th & 16th March 2005) |
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| Tues 7:45 |
Chelsea v West Brom |
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50 points separate
top and bottom and if to emphasise this more, Chelsea have yet to
lose at home whilst West Brom are yet to win away. Chelsea should
have Drogba back to bolster their attacking options but after scoring
4 against Barcelona, though against a fragile defence, they should
be creative enough to win this without the injured Robben. Defensively
Chelsea are virtually impregnable and they will have welcomed a weekend
break amongst their busy schedule. West Brom are obviously desperate
for points but it takes a brave punter to back them away at Chelsea. |
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Home
Win 2-0 |
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| Wed 8:00 |
Charlton v Tottenham |
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Charlton's
home form is not bad having won 7 from 13 but they remain a little
inconsistent and it has taken some time for their summer signings
to make an impact, one of them is still yet to. Spurs have just been
dumped out of the Cup at Newcastle, possibly with the aid of the referee,
but again they have failed to score away again. For all their attacking
options only scoring 8 goals away from home is not enough to mount
a serious challenge for a European place. Spurs have lost their last
three away from home and it looks like they could lose again at the
Valley. |
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Home Win 2-1 |
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| Tues 7:45 |
Liverpool v Blackburn |
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Liverpool may be having not so good a season
in the Premiership but they manged to reach the Carling Cup final
and are still in the UEFA Cup. It is only their away form in the
Premiership that has hurt them this season as their home form is
pretty good having won 9 from 13. They have several injury problems
but fortunately not to key players so the likes of Gerrard, Hamann,
Baros and Morientes should be available to take three points from
Blackburn. The only possible return from injury could be Kewell
but his form hasn't exactly been the best. Blackburn are gradually
climbing away from the relegation places, though it is too soon
to talk about safety, but their place in the Cup semi-final will
have given them a boost. Hughes has turned things around at Blackburn
and they will scrap to the finall whistle but Liverpool at home
should prove too much for them.
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Home
Win 2-0 |
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