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sementara pelanggan astro BINGUNGGGGG! On Fri, Aug 15, 2008 at 10:05 AM, borntobealiverpudlian < [EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > Skuad tim masih sangat mungkin berubah. > > Siapa bilang, Liverpool sudah kalah dulu sebelum bertanding, kecuali > vs MU ? Pendapat sangat ngawur itu. > > ga mungkin tim terbesar Inggris dgn 18 juara liga dan 5 kali juara > UCL, ngerasa kalah dulu sebelum bertanding... > > Skuad Liverpool, sangat mungkin berubah sesuai kebutuhan. > Dengan masuknya Keane, formasi 4-4-2 bakal sering dipakai. > Tapi gw pribadi lebih suka klo Liverpool pake 4-3-3 dgn menempatkan > Kuyt-Torres-Keane di depan, di samping formasi spt musim lalu 4-4-1-1, > yg mungkin sdh dikenali oleh lawan. > > duer ! > > Siapa bilan Liverpool da nerasa kala dulu sebelum bertandin > > --- In [email protected] <bolaml%40yahoogroups.com>, "Ari Muladi" > <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote: > > > > > > MU dan Chelsea banyak diunggulkan di pasar taruhan akan menjuarai > EPL musim ini. Tabloid Bola kemarin juga sedikit lebih menjagokan > Chelsea akan menjuarai EPL. Liverpool sepertinya sulit untuk menjuarai > EPL kalau lihat line up squad nya, tapi cukup mampu kalau cuma untuk > batu sandungan mengalahkan team yang masuk kategori 4 besar, kecuali > lawan MU biasanya Pool sudah kalah sebelum bertanding. Banyak yang > memprediksi Pool akan melewati Arsenal, tapi pasar taruhan masih lebih > menjagokan Arsenal. > > > > > > Chelski > > > > > > > > > > > > Scolari's Chelsea are a good punt to end Ferguson's Premier League run > > > > > > * Dan Roebuck <http://www.guardian.co.uk/profile/danroebuck> > > * The Guardian <http://www.guardian.co.uk/theguardian> , > > * Friday August 15 2008 > > > > Opinion among bookmakers is rarely divided on something as high > profile and exposed as the ante-post market on the Premier League, but > ahead of this weekend's kick-off in the English top division an > intriguing development on the exchanges has thrown up an opportunity > for punters. Usually, prices offered by the fixed-odds bookmakers echo > what is happening on the likes of Betfair but this is not always the > case when it comes to certain long-term markets. > > > > With the traditional bookmakers, Manchester United are the > favourites with every firm, with the best price available 6-4 > (general). However, on Betfair, the champions were trading at 2.96 > (just shy of 2-1) at lunchtime yesterday. Chelsea, meanwhile, were the > market leaders on the exchanges at 2.82 (slightly bigger than 9-5) but > are general second-favourites with the high-street layers at 15-8 > (Coral). Changing a price on hundreds of coupons in thousands of shops > generally is not done. Therefore, on the eve of the Premier League > season, last season's runners-up look the best bet to win the title. > > > > Only two points separated United and Chelsea - a gap that could > easily be closed if the Londoners' squad stays fit. Revealingly, not > one Chelsea player started more than 28 league games last term. Luiz > Felipe Scolari has brought in Deco while Jose Bosingwa has solved > Chelsea's problem position of right-back and, up front, Nicolas > Anelka's pre-season form has seen some layers cut his price to 12-1 to > win the Premier League's Golden Boot - Coral offers the best price at > 25-1. > > > > United, who are without Cristiano Ronaldo until at least late > September, rarely suffered with injuries last season but even if you > favour Sir Alex Ferguson's team to win the title, the chances are they > will trade bigger than 6-4 at some time. > > > > Arsenal have been weakened with the summer departures of Alexander > Hleb, Mathieu Flamini and Gilberto but finished only four points > behind United last season. Still, at half the price (6-1, Ladbrokes > and Sky Bet) they were this time last year, Arsenal make little > appeal. Liverpool are fourth favourites at 8-1 (Betfred) but, if their > 0-0 draw away at Standard Liège in midweek is anything to go by, it > will, as usual, take Rafa Benítez's squad half a season to gel. Sky > Bet offers 2-5 the top four places will be filled by last year's > leading quartet and 7-4 that any other team breaks their stranglehold. > > > > So, for those looking for a wager on a team other than United, > Chelsea, Arsenal or Liverpool the place to go is the betting "without > the big four" market. Here, Tottenham are the 9-4 (Boylesports) > favourites with Aston Villa 5-1 (general), Everton 6-1 (general), > Portsmouth 15-2 (Sportingbet), Manchester City 8-1 (Bet365) and 10-1 bar. > > > > Promoted clubs West Bromwich Albion (5-4, general), Stoke (4-9, > Betfred and Paddy Power) and Hull (4-11, Paddy Power) are market > leaders to be relegated - VC Bet will lay 5-2 that they all go down. > > > > Fulham narrowly escaped relegation last season but after a number of > eye-catching signings over the summer - not least Andy Johnson (80-1, > general, to be top goalscorer) - there is plenty to suggest they could > be the division's big improvers. > > > > On the handicap market, most bookmakers have cut either the price or > the points received by Roy Hodgson's team, but Fulham are still > available at 15-1 with a 45-point start with Betfred. > > > > In the speciality markets offered by the firms, the one that stands > out is Paddy Power's quote of 50-1 that Deco is the first player to > receive five yellow cards. The former Barcelona midfielder has hit > double figures in cautions in seven of the past eight league seasons > (including last year when he started only 14 games). > > > > Selections > > > > Chelsea to win the Premier League at 15-8 (Coral) > > > > Fulham +45, each way, on the Premier League handicap market at 15-1 > (Betfred) > > > > Deco to be the first player to receive five league cautions at 50-1 > (Paddy Power) > > > > > > > > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed] > > > > > [Non-text portions of this message have been removed]
