Euro League Weekly. - Page 32

roger-d · 08-29-2008, 08:38 PM

Den Bosch+Venlo+Angers

ENGLISH · 08-29-2008, 11:17 PM

Macclesfield have yet to score in the League, but did get the first at West Ham, the less said the better, as to the result. After that comfortable loss, the manager feels the team of that day showed promise and will field them again in this match, all barring, midfielder Ried, Little to no transfer news for this club. Darlington, spent heavily at the tail end of last season in an attempt to buy their way into the play off’s, it did not pay off, they are still in the market for more talent. Mixed results so far, but they are starting to gel and a good win here will help the boss put things into perspective. Away win.

I think that’s it. Man u are getting stuffed, so I will not cover premier games, if you must play them, look at the outsiders and in particular Stoke.
Summery to come later or tomorrow.

jepserdinho · 08-29-2008, 11:52 PM

Eagles and Groningen both won

ENGLISH · 08-30-2008, 12:01 AM

Yes, Jeps. You may well be a credit to this thread, we shall see. Looking forward to your full gap commentaries next week, or sooner.
Well done.

ENGLISH · 08-30-2008, 01:05 PM

Reading v Palace.
My attitude has changed again, sorry. Reason = Sonko went to Reading on a free transfer from Brentford but was side lined continually with injury, his return has been fruitful, while he was out Copple blagged 800.000 from the board to buy in Solid defender Armstrong who as yet to feature, but will today. Sonko’s display of late caught the attention of Stoke, who in haste offered 2,000.000 for him, which was quickly accepted. Coppel is confident that Armstrong will surpass any expectation of Sonko, I theirfor give Reading the Home win.

Norwich v Birmingham.
Norwich have it all to do, as Birmingham have retained, if not improved the strength and depth of any premier side and would be on par with any except perhaps Chelsea. Away win.

Swansea v Sheffield Weds.
Players were rested in the win over Hull, today, they return. Home win.

MK Dons v Swindon.
The weak defense of Swindon will be exploited by the Don strikers, their only hope is to maintain possession, and hang on. A one goal home advantage. Home win.

Macclesfield v Darlington.
Yet to score a league goal, the home side have a massive club on their doorstep, all fighting for a place, and all expecting promotion. Away win.

StMirren v Aberdeen.
3 keys are out for Mirren who have yet to beat the Reds on 6 previous meetings, expect this to be 7. Away win. Complements, Dan scotts

Celtic v Rangers.
Top strikers McDonald and Hesselink will have late tests tomorrow, if they play, they win, either way over 2.5 goals is suggested. Dan.

If you want the commentaries you will have to go back a page or two. John and Dan.

Croatia · 08-30-2008, 03:20 PM

Treviso - Ancona 1

9.5/10

what do you think about hsv, Olympique M. and leeds. it seems to me like they are all good games to bet, but treviso is a banker

jepserdinho · 08-31-2008, 03:38 AM

AZ - NAC home win....

sorry no time for good analysis.....Nac had very good season and reached 3rd place...that was a ones in a lifetime achievement....they played play offs very poor....and lost intertoto cup to Rosenborg.....they'll miss captain de Graaf and AZ has a team full of Olympic competitors....and Schaars is back in the team by AZ,.....very important ...this captain didn't play last season

ENGLISH · 08-31-2008, 02:17 PM

Celtic top 2 strikers do not start, Dan gives over 2.5. won.

Norway over 2.5.
Nybergsund v Hodd. won.
Sandnes v Alta. won.

Hungary.
Siofoki v Debricen, Away win. won.

Holland,
Az, Home win, not to be ignored from Jeps. Whoops.

Thanks to Dan, Jeps, Ivan, and the magician, good results all round.
I dont fancy Ivans overs today tho.

jepserdinho · 08-31-2008, 09:01 PM

AZ 75% possession......misses a penalty (Schaars)....and 2 snipergoals by Amoah

ENGLISH · 08-31-2008, 11:08 PM

A goodish weekend, we still need a couple more weeks for the Gap to bite.
Good news is, I have taken Ivans method of finding overs into consideration, and am installing it into the Gap process, i will run it thru the week, and i hope to post a game or two that meet the criteria as set.

Brazil.
Flamengo, 35-23+11+16=39. Fluminense, 26-31-7+8=-4, Gap 43 Home win.

08-29-2008, 11:17 PM	#312
ENGLISH Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Malta Posts: 1,709	Match 5. Macclesfield v Darlington. Macclesfield have yet to score in the League, but did get the first at West Ham, the less said the better, as to the result. After that comfortable loss, the manager feels the team of that day showed promise and will field them again in this match, all barring, midfielder Ried, Little to no transfer news for this club. Darlington, spent heavily at the tail end of last season in an attempt to buy their way into the play off’s, it did not pay off, they are still in the market for more talent. Mixed results so far, but they are starting to gel and a good win here will help the boss put things into perspective. Away win. I think that’s it. Man u are getting stuffed, so I will not cover premier games, if you must play them, look at the outsiders and in particular Stoke. Summery to come later or tomorrow.

08-30-2008, 01:05 PM	#315
ENGLISH Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Malta Posts: 1,709	Weekend Summery. Reading v Palace. My attitude has changed again, sorry. Reason = Sonko went to Reading on a free transfer from Brentford but was side lined continually with injury, his return has been fruitful, while he was out Copple blagged 800.000 from the board to buy in Solid defender Armstrong who as yet to feature, but will today. Sonko’s display of late caught the attention of Stoke, who in haste offered 2,000.000 for him, which was quickly accepted. Coppel is confident that Armstrong will surpass any expectation of Sonko, I theirfor give Reading the Home win. Norwich v Birmingham. Norwich have it all to do, as Birmingham have retained, if not improved the strength and depth of any premier side and would be on par with any except perhaps Chelsea. Away win. Swansea v Sheffield Weds. Players were rested in the win over Hull, today, they return. Home win. MK Dons v Swindon. The weak defense of Swindon will be exploited by the Don strikers, their only hope is to maintain possession, and hang on. A one goal home advantage. Home win. Macclesfield v Darlington. Yet to score a league goal, the home side have a massive club on their doorstep, all fighting for a place, and all expecting promotion. Away win. StMirren v Aberdeen. 3 keys are out for Mirren who have yet to beat the Reds on 6 previous meetings, expect this to be 7. Away win. Complements, Dan scotts Celtic v Rangers. Top strikers McDonald and Hesselink will have late tests tomorrow, if they play, they win, either way over 2.5 goals is suggested. Dan. If you want the commentaries you will have to go back a page or two. John and Dan.

08-31-2008, 02:17 PM	#318
ENGLISH Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Malta Posts: 1,709	Celtic top 2 strikers do not start, Dan gives over 2.5. won. Norway over 2.5. Nybergsund v Hodd. won. Sandnes v Alta. won. Hungary. Siofoki v Debricen, Away win. won. Holland, Az, Home win, not to be ignored from Jeps. Whoops. Thanks to Dan, Jeps, Ivan, and the magician, good results all round. I dont fancy Ivans overs today tho. Last edited by ENGLISH; 08-31-2008 at 10:56 PM.

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08-29-2008, 08:38 PM	#311
roger-d Senior Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Moscow, Russia Posts: 442	Den Bosch+Venlo+Angers

08-29-2008, 11:52 PM	#313
jepserdinho Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 86	Eagles and Groningen both won

08-30-2008, 12:01 AM	#314
ENGLISH Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Malta Posts: 1,709	Yes, Jeps. You may well be a credit to this thread, we shall see. Looking forward to your full gap commentaries next week, or sooner. Well done.

08-30-2008, 03:20 PM	#316
Croatia Member Join Date: Mar 2008 Posts: 56	Treviso - Ancona 1 9.5/10 what do you think about hsv, Olympique M. and leeds. it seems to me like they are all good games to bet, but treviso is a banker

08-31-2008, 03:38 AM	#317
jepserdinho Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 86	AZ - NAC home win.... sorry no time for good analysis.....Nac had very good season and reached 3rd place...that was a ones in a lifetime achievement....they played play offs very poor....and lost intertoto cup to Rosenborg.....they'll miss captain de Graaf and AZ has a team full of Olympic competitors....and Schaars is back in the team by AZ,.....very important ...this captain didn't play last season

08-31-2008, 09:01 PM	#319
jepserdinho Member Join Date: Aug 2007 Posts: 86	AZ 75% possession......misses a penalty (Schaars)....and 2 snipergoals by Amoah

08-31-2008, 11:08 PM	#320
ENGLISH Moderator Join Date: Aug 2007 Location: Malta Posts: 1,709	A goodish weekend, we still need a couple more weeks for the Gap to bite. Good news is, I have taken Ivans method of finding overs into consideration, and am installing it into the Gap process, i will run it thru the week, and i hope to post a game or two that meet the criteria as set. Brazil. Flamengo, 35-23+11+16=39. Fluminense, 26-31-7+8=-4, Gap 43 Home win.

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