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mogol83 ha scritto:sabato 8 ottobre ore 16.00
Accrington-Cheltenham
In collaborazione con silvant89 ho studiato questa partita.
L'Accrington di mister John Coleman ha un vizio che si chiama "Goal" in casa: 69% nel suo primo anno 2014/2015, addirittura 78% nella passata stagione!
E nel campionato in corso? 4su5 (80%) per adesso.
Si parte da qui per capire se voler prendere il Goal ora che lo danno a 1,85 o non volerlo più quando magari i bookies se ne accorgono e lo iniziano a quotare 1,60.
Bene, statisticamente il Cheltenham è squadra che in trasferta non scoraggia la giocata:52% la passata stagione in National League; 4su5 (80%) nel campionato corrente.
L'ultimo precedente del febbraio 2015 dice 1-1.
Inoltre l'Accrington ha in dubbio il capitano Connely, che gioca davanti alla difesa ed il centroc. Sullyvan (7p. e 1gol); squalificati invece il terzino Donacien (11) l'att. McConville (11p. e 2gol).
Nel Chelthenam in dubbio il terzino Cranston (11) ed i centroc. Munns (4) e Rowe (7).
GOAL @ 1,85 Unibet

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mogol83 ha scritto:sabato 8 ottobre ore 16.00
Accrington-Cheltenham
In collaborazione con silvant89 ho studiato questa partita.
L'Accrington di mister John Coleman ha un vizio che si chiama "Goal" in casa: 69% nel suo primo anno 2014/2015, addirittura 78% nella passata stagione!
E nel campionato in corso? 4su5 (80%) per adesso.
Si parte da qui per capire se voler prendere il Goal ora che lo danno a 1,85 o non volerlo più quando magari i bookies se ne accorgono e lo iniziano a quotare 1,60.
Bene, statisticamente il Cheltenham è squadra che in trasferta non scoraggia la giocata:52% la passata stagione in National League; 4su5 (80%) nel campionato corrente.
L'ultimo precedente del febbraio 2015 dice 1-1.
Inoltre l'Accrington ha in dubbio il capitano Connely, che gioca davanti alla difesa ed il centroc. Sullyvan (7p. e 1gol); squalificati invece il terzino Donacien (11) l'att. McConville (11p. e 2gol).
Nel Chelthenam in dubbio il terzino Cranston (11) ed i centroc. Munns (4) e Rowe (7).
GOAL @ 1,85 Unibet

William hill ha 1,72 ....inoltre l over 2,5 come lo vedete con quota più rotonda naturalmente


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mogol83 ha scritto:sabato 8 ottobre ore 16.00
Accrington-Cheltenham
In collaborazione con silvant89 ho studiato questa partita.
L'Accrington di mister John Coleman ha un vizio che si chiama "Goal" in casa: 69% nel suo primo anno 2014/2015, addirittura 78% nella passata stagione!
E nel campionato in corso? 4su5 (80%) per adesso.
Si parte da qui per capire se voler prendere il Goal ora che lo danno a 1,85 o non volerlo più quando magari i bookies se ne accorgono e lo iniziano a quotare 1,60.
Bene, statisticamente il Cheltenham è squadra che in trasferta non scoraggia la giocata:52% la passata stagione in National League; 4su5 (80%) nel campionato corrente.
L'ultimo precedente del febbraio 2015 dice 1-1.
Inoltre l'Accrington ha in dubbio il capitano Connely, che gioca davanti alla difesa ed il centroc. Sullyvan (7p. e 1gol); squalificati invece il terzino Donacien (11) l'att. McConville (11p. e 2gol).
Nel Chelthenam in dubbio il terzino Cranston (11) ed i centroc. Munns (4) e Rowe (7).
GOAL @ 1,85 Unibet

William hill ha 1,72 ....inoltre l over 2,5 come lo vedete con quota più rotonda naturalmente


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E' la classica partita, per quanto concerne la mia analisi, in cui temo fortemente l'1-1.
Quindi Goal di gran lunga superiore all'Over, per me ovviamente...

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mogol83 ha scritto:sabato 8 ottobre ore 16.00
Accrington-Cheltenham
In collaborazione con silvant89 ho studiato questa partita.
L'Accrington di mister John Coleman ha un vizio che si chiama "Goal" in casa: 69% nel suo primo anno 2014/2015, addirittura 78% nella passata stagione!
E nel campionato in corso? 4su5 (80%) per adesso.
Si parte da qui per capire se voler prendere il Goal ora che lo danno a 1,85 o non volerlo più quando magari i bookies se ne accorgono e lo iniziano a quotare 1,60.
Bene, statisticamente il Cheltenham è squadra che in trasferta non scoraggia la giocata:52% la passata stagione in National League; 4su5 (80%) nel campionato corrente.
L'ultimo precedente del febbraio 2015 dice 1-1.
Inoltre l'Accrington ha in dubbio il capitano Connely, che gioca davanti alla difesa ed il centroc. Sullyvan (7p. e 1gol); squalificati invece il terzino Donacien (11) l'att. McConville (11p. e 2gol).
Nel Chelthenam in dubbio il terzino Cranston (11) ed i centroc. Munns (4) e Rowe (7).
GOAL @ 1,85 Unibet

William hill ha 1,72 ....inoltre l over 2,5 come lo vedete con quota più rotonda naturalmente


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E' la classica partita, per quanto concerne la mia analisi, in cui temo fortemente l'1-1.
Quindi Goal di gran lunga superiore all'Over, per me ovviamente...

A questo punto non posso che seguire ...befair Sportsbook ha 1,90 cosa vuoi di più dalla vita ??un bell 1-1 al 25 esimo

È' proprio vero finché c'è vita c'è speranza !!!!!!!! Braviiiiiii
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mogol83 ha scritto:sabato 8 ottobre ore 16.00
Accrington-Cheltenham
In collaborazione con silvant89 ho studiato questa partita.
L'Accrington di mister John Coleman ha un vizio che si chiama "Goal" in casa: 69% nel suo primo anno 2014/2015, addirittura 78% nella passata stagione!
E nel campionato in corso? 4su5 (80%) per adesso.
Si parte da qui per capire se voler prendere il Goal ora che lo danno a 1,85 o non volerlo più quando magari i bookies se ne accorgono e lo iniziano a quotare 1,60.
Bene, statisticamente il Cheltenham è squadra che in trasferta non scoraggia la giocata:52% la passata stagione in National League; 4su5 (80%) nel campionato corrente.
L'ultimo precedente del febbraio 2015 dice 1-1.
Inoltre l'Accrington ha in dubbio il capitano Connely, che gioca davanti alla difesa ed il centroc. Sullyvan (7p. e 1gol); squalificati invece il terzino Donacien (11) l'att. McConville (11p. e 2gol).
Nel Chelthenam in dubbio il terzino Cranston (11) ed i centroc. Munns (4) e Rowe (7).
GOAL @ 1,85 Unibet

William hill ha 1,72 ....inoltre l over 2,5 come lo vedete con quota più rotonda naturalmente


Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk

E' la classica partita, per quanto concerne la mia analisi, in cui temo fortemente l'1-1.
Quindi Goal di gran lunga superiore all'Over, per me ovviamente...

A questo punto non posso che seguire ...befair Sportsbook ha 1,90 cosa vuoi di più dalla vita ??un bell 1-1 al 25 esimo

È' proprio vero finché c'è vita c'è speranza !!!!!!!! Braviiiiiii
Inviato dal mio iPhone utilizzando Tapatalk

Newport County boss faces selection problems ahead of Barnet clash

NEWPORT County AFC manager Graham Westley blamed the naivety of youth for Saturday’s defeat to Plymouth Argyle and he could be without up to seven experienced players for Tuesday night’s crucial clash with Barnet.

County are bottom of the league and seven points from safety with two games in hand after going down 3-1 to the table-toppers at Rodney Parade.

Tuesday’s rearranged home match offers a chance to make up ground but Westley will be without goalkeeper Joe Day, who was sent off against Plymouth.

Jamie Turley, Joss Labadie, Marlon Jackson and Lenell John-Lewis are all sidelined.

And defender Darren Jones and striker Jon Parkin, who scored a spectacular equaliser against the Pilgrims, could also miss out due to injury.

It’s a blow for Westley who was critical of some of his young players, notably Jazzi Barnum-Bobb, after the match on Saturday.

“It’s clear that we’ve got some good, experienced pros who are performing to a good level,” said the Exiles boss.

“I have to commend the likes of Benno [Scot Bennett], Jonah [Jones] – who stayed on despite injury, [Ben] Tozer, [Sean] Rigg and Parkin.

“The senior boys are really doing their bit, really taking us forward.

“But it’s about demanding [higher] standards from the younger boys, about adding a little bit of value to the younger boys and helping them become the type of players that they can be.

“But we need to get them there a little bit quicker than we are at the moment.”

It’s two defeats from two for Westley but he says he knows what needs to be done to improve results.

“I’ve inherited a team at the bottom of the league, I’ve had a look at it now for a couple of games and I can see exactly why they are where they are,” he said.

“It’s about people being honest with themselves and about me helping them to become better players.

“It’s about Jazzi learning to tackle rather than dancing past tackles time after time after time.

“The fans will be watching the game and they’ll be seeing players doing certain things and probably getting frustrated that the problems aren’t getting solved.

“Jazzi and Kyle Cameron both missed too many tackles. And if you keep missing tackles you keep conceding goals.

“They need to learn to be more courageous in the challenge, to come first not second and not to emerge the other side of the tackle and the player but to win the ball instead.

“If we start to get the basics right and win our challenges then, with our extra legs, we’ll give ourselves a platform to build on.

“And if we start making better decisions with the ball we’ll start getting better.

“The league table will look after itself and, providing that we work at the right habits, we’ll get the results we need to find our way up the league.”

RyuzAki L. ha scritto:Newport - Barnet

Newport County boss faces selection problems ahead of Barnet clash

NEWPORT County AFC manager Graham Westley blamed the naivety of youth for Saturday’s defeat to Plymouth Argyle and he could be without up to seven experienced players for Tuesday night’s crucial clash with Barnet.

County are bottom of the league and seven points from safety with two games in hand after going down 3-1 to the table-toppers at Rodney Parade.

Tuesday’s rearranged home match offers a chance to make up ground but Westley will be without goalkeeper Joe Day, who was sent off against Plymouth.

Jamie Turley, Joss Labadie, Marlon Jackson and Lenell John-Lewis are all sidelined.

And defender Darren Jones and striker Jon Parkin, who scored a spectacular equaliser against the Pilgrims, could also miss out due to injury.

It’s a blow for Westley who was critical of some of his young players, notably Jazzi Barnum-Bobb, after the match on Saturday.

“It’s clear that we’ve got some good, experienced pros who are performing to a good level,” said the Exiles boss.

“I have to commend the likes of Benno [Scot Bennett], Jonah [Jones] – who stayed on despite injury, [Ben] Tozer, [Sean] Rigg and Parkin.

“The senior boys are really doing their bit, really taking us forward.

“But it’s about demanding [higher] standards from the younger boys, about adding a little bit of value to the younger boys and helping them become the type of players that they can be.

“But we need to get them there a little bit quicker than we are at the moment.”

It’s two defeats from two for Westley but he says he knows what needs to be done to improve results.

“I’ve inherited a team at the bottom of the league, I’ve had a look at it now for a couple of games and I can see exactly why they are where they are,” he said.

“It’s about people being honest with themselves and about me helping them to become better players.

“It’s about Jazzi learning to tackle rather than dancing past tackles time after time after time.

“The fans will be watching the game and they’ll be seeing players doing certain things and probably getting frustrated that the problems aren’t getting solved.

“Jazzi and Kyle Cameron both missed too many tackles. And if you keep missing tackles you keep conceding goals.

“They need to learn to be more courageous in the challenge, to come first not second and not to emerge the other side of the tackle and the player but to win the ball instead.

“If we start to get the basics right and win our challenges then, with our extra legs, we’ll give ourselves a platform to build on.

“And if we start making better decisions with the ball we’ll start getting better.

“The league table will look after itself and, providing that we work at the right habits, we’ll get the results we need to find our way up the league.”

Barnet @2.87 5/10

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RyuzAki L. ha scritto:Newport - Barnet

Newport County boss faces selection problems ahead of Barnet clash

NEWPORT County AFC manager Graham Westley blamed the naivety of youth for Saturday’s defeat to Plymouth Argyle and he could be without up to seven experienced players for Tuesday night’s crucial clash with Barnet.

County are bottom of the league and seven points from safety with two games in hand after going down 3-1 to the table-toppers at Rodney Parade.

Tuesday’s rearranged home match offers a chance to make up ground but Westley will be without goalkeeper Joe Day, who was sent off against Plymouth.

Jamie Turley, Joss Labadie, Marlon Jackson and Lenell John-Lewis are all sidelined.

And defender Darren Jones and striker Jon Parkin, who scored a spectacular equaliser against the Pilgrims, could also miss out due to injury.

It’s a blow for Westley who was critical of some of his young players, notably Jazzi Barnum-Bobb, after the match on Saturday.

“It’s clear that we’ve got some good, experienced pros who are performing to a good level,” said the Exiles boss.

“I have to commend the likes of Benno [Scot Bennett], Jonah [Jones] – who stayed on despite injury, [Ben] Tozer, [Sean] Rigg and Parkin.

“The senior boys are really doing their bit, really taking us forward.

“But it’s about demanding [higher] standards from the younger boys, about adding a little bit of value to the younger boys and helping them become the type of players that they can be.

“But we need to get them there a little bit quicker than we are at the moment.”

It’s two defeats from two for Westley but he says he knows what needs to be done to improve results.

“I’ve inherited a team at the bottom of the league, I’ve had a look at it now for a couple of games and I can see exactly why they are where they are,” he said.

“It’s about people being honest with themselves and about me helping them to become better players.

“It’s about Jazzi learning to tackle rather than dancing past tackles time after time after time.

“The fans will be watching the game and they’ll be seeing players doing certain things and probably getting frustrated that the problems aren’t getting solved.

“Jazzi and Kyle Cameron both missed too many tackles. And if you keep missing tackles you keep conceding goals.

“They need to learn to be more courageous in the challenge, to come first not second and not to emerge the other side of the tackle and the player but to win the ball instead.

“If we start to get the basics right and win our challenges then, with our extra legs, we’ll give ourselves a platform to build on.

“And if we start making better decisions with the ball we’ll start getting better.

“The league table will look after itself and, providing that we work at the right habits, we’ll get the results we need to find our way up the league.”

Barnet @2.87 5/10

Grazie Ryu!
Prendo BARNET 0.0 @ 1,97 bet365
(per i meno esperti: giocata che è tra le asiatiche di bet365 e che equivale al dnb, cioè alla giocata che rimborsa in caso di X).
Avevo notato quote alte per la sconfitta del Barnet già contro la capolista Playmout, ma evitai la scommessa perché c'era l'esordio casalingo per il nuovo allenatore, che aveva collezionato una sconfitta ed un pareggio in trasferta.
Qui però l'assenza del portiere titolare e i dubbi su un difensore ed il topscorer in attacco, sommati alle assenze più datate e anche al fatto che il Barnet ha avuto un buon feeling con il campo del Newport nelle ultime uscite (0-1 e 0-3) mi convincono a fare il tentativo contro il fanalino di coda della League Two: 7 punti in 12 partite!

Crewe Alexandra fans' panel: Why did we risk Ryan Lowe in "farcical" Checkatrade Trophy?

It's now one win in 10 for Crewe Alexandra, and three home defeats on the spin, with both frontline strikers sidelined by injury. Things don't get much easier with runaway leaders Plymouth Argyle in town, but can the Alex upset the odds? Giving their views are STEPHEN HAGYARD, STEVE DAVIES, and PHILL ROBERTS.

WHAT'S YOUR TEAM?

Stephen Hagyard: I'll never understand why Lowe was selected on Tuesday, given the run Of far more meaningful games ahead. it was a risk that didn't need to be taken - especially given Dagnall's injury. I'd go with Garrat, Turton, Guthrie, Nugent, Bakayogo, Jones, Bingham, Cooper, Ainley, Udoh and Kiwomya.

Steve Davies: Looks like for the first time this season Steve Davis has a dilemma in terms of personnel and formation after injuries to Lowe and Dagnell. I would plump for a 3-5-2 with Kiwomya and Udoh leading the line and George Cooper slotting into the number 10 role. Garratt, Turton, Davis, Guthrie, Nugent, Bakayogo, Jones, Hollands, Cooper, Kiwomya, Udoh.