Neil

M'Bia just launching Neymar off the pitch. Speaking of which, time for a drink.

Fernando Navarro still going.

15 goals in the last 5 home league games against them.

As long as you didn't go in on the BTTS. Singles are working well atm. Blackpool were hideously overpriced today for example, 11/5 I believe. Accy was way off but another decent enough day overall. Leverkusen are looking like a very good home side.

These substitutions, man. Obscene.

This is a matter of time.

Di Canio.

According to my Mackem mate who, shock horror, is actually level-headed, apparently the general story was it was a disgraceful decision not to award the 2nd Sunderland goal but the fact of the matter was Arsenal should have been way more than 1-0 up before they equalised and they were fortunate to be in the game at all. Interested to see just how bad this decision was from Atkinson. Or lack of.

Too afraid of Barry fucking them up heeheheheheheehhhheehehe

I'm fucking not.

Rather amusing. That said by all accounts he's got every right to be fucking apoplectic. Oh well.

Not confident at all with that line-up. Barry and Naismith is all shades of

Sounds like Sunderland have completely been screwed.

And again. 3-1.

lerl

Can't see those odds?

Villa Leyton Orient Bradford Stoke/Man City BTTS Put some more on the Bale bet. It'll happen.

Man Utd 3-1 Crystal Palace Aston Villa 2-0 Newcastle Fulham 1-1 West Brom Hull 1-0 Cardiff Stoke 1-1 Man City Sunderland 1-3 Arsenal Tottenham 2-0 Norwich Everton 0-1 Chelsea Southampton 1-0 West Ham Swansea 1-2 Liverpool

Worst bet of the weekend is surely Man City. Last 5 league games at the Britannia have ended in 4 draws and 1 Stoke win, but Man City are 4/6? Righto. While I'm not saying Stoke will win, the +1 is surely worth a wee bet @ 13/10? BTTS I reckon as well.

Can now get 13/2 with bwin for Spain next summer. As was 6/1 with Ladbrokes a couple of months ago, this is just a stupid price. 2008, 2010, 2012, all Spain. And they're 13/2? Righto. Should be 4/1, at most 9/2.

Avoided it in the end. Class goal. The general standard actually was poor from both teams. 2nd vs 5th in Brazil's top league and with the odd neat flick aside, it was absolutely dire football.

Monitoring the Botafogo-Corinthians game. The latter love lacking goals at both ends but the odds for either side to win are looking increasingly tempting. Corinthians in particular, nearly 5/1, even if Botafogo are unbeaten at home. The ball is like they're playing on astroturf or something. Bobbling all over the place.

You can get some absurd odds on good away teams, especially in Brazil.

Lampard is probably one of the greatest midfielders of the past 15-20 years. Pirlo is better though, obviously.