Neil

Have Lukaku and Traore bulldoze the fuck out of every single opposition player for 4 months and we won't need one.

Well then, it's settled. We'll be rich in under 24 hours.

That's what I thought.

Added Man City -2/Liverpool -2 double to this. Last time I really focussed on 2 or 3 teams and was very confident, I lost £150. Just think the sheer regularity of which these teams are winning by 2 goals and more / the weakness of the opposition, it's worth getting on. Wouldn't be surprised to see a really solid performance out of the blue by 1 or 2 of the away teams, as that's just what happens sometimes. We'll see.

All up in the air apparently. Something about whether his work permit is transferrable. Also, by all accounts he's currently injured.

Having the pleasure of St Etienne vs. Lille currently, 4th v 3rd. Such poor quality for what should be a good game. It's in line with most French football I've watched beyond PSG and Monaco. Real lack of ambition and just a lack of quality all over the field. Poor pitch, I guess.

Main stake on Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool to score over 1.5 @ 2.07 Also on Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool to score over 2.5 @ 6.67, and Man City, Arsenal and Liverpool all to win -1 @ 3.37 My eggs aren't all in one basket.... OK, they are.

Harsh, Vic.

Think my attention is solely coming down to Arsenal, Man City and Liverpool. Unless something major comes up, going to focus on them. Considering trebles on over 1.5 team goals, over 2.5 team goals, -1. I think Man City and Liverpool could easily win 4-0/5-0 if they turn up. Arsenal I'm not as positive about as, justified or not, I think they might be more along the 2-0 lines, but with potential for more if they get into Fulham. So basically what I'm saying is I'm guaranteeing some heroic away team performances tomorrow.

Bad News Neesy. "Your computer is infected with several Trojans."

One win for them and they're apparently staying up comfortably. You lot. They're shite and will be in the thick of it come May.

So Dave, whether serious or not, got me paranoid. Couple of funny things have been happening on my laptop recently, nothing obvious but enough to warrant a Malwarebytes full scan. Guess what comes up. Cheers Dave.

Not usually one for backing big teams on the h'cap but with the sheer regularity the likes of Man City and Liverpool are comfortably winning at home, it's hard to ignore. Arsenal/Man City/Liverpool all -1 is about 12/5 on Skybet. Unsure if it's better elsewhere, hard to compare h'cap odds on Oddschecker. Also going for Chelsea I reckon.

It was alarmingly obvious, but such simple foresight was (unsurprisingly) beyond our mob.

"That'll do."

Slightly more spacing on forum titles? Blue highlight around this text box I'm typing in? Fucking scandalous.

Something's changed. I'm unsure what. This is a mystery.

City -2 gang. Still think Milner @ 9/2 was cracking value, mind.

Milner 9/2 anytime represents a very decent value bet IMO.

Very well, really. Would estimate I'm about £300 up overall, without including about £100 worth of currently open ante-post bets I have on from winnings this season. Much will depend on my Bale bet of 15 league goals, which is my big bet for the season (made pre-season so not using this season's winnings). Currently as it stands it would have been a solid season's betting, Bale does the business and I've had a very good year. Something I'm learning to do recently is to make real use of the fact I've got accounts with most bookies, and withdrawing winnings immediately. It means a) I'll get the best odds available and b) by withdrawing my winnings immediately - even if I'm thinking of a bet the following day - it'll stop me leaving a daft 10/15 quid in my account and as a 'treat' for winning, putting it on some silly accumulator which hasn't been thought through and invariably loses. It's definitely nice to play with winnings as it wasn't originally 'your' money but I'd definitely recommend withdrawing the money first before then going onto your next bet.

Side double came in so not too bad. Disappointed by the Heed, 0-0 was literally the last result youd have predicted.

Couldnt have gone much worse, this.

Not the best 1st half to say the least. Side bet looking better so far.

Sure you weren't looking at total match goals? http://www.oddschecker.com/football/english/non-league/conference-premier/gateshead-v-aldershot/total-home-goals-over-under-1-5

The Heed are in good form. Generous prices for them to a) win tonight and b) over 1.5 goals @ 11/10. Considering a strong stake on over 1.5 Gateshead goals. Gateshead have gone over 1.5 in 6 out of their last 8 home league games. Aldershot have conceded 2 or more in their last 4 away league games. 11/10 is a one-way ticket to Value Town. Note: if it doesn't win, it doesn't win. The fact of the matter is it's a gross overpricing, should be something like 8/13, 4/6.