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Posted by: Betting.Betfair on Mar 9, 2012 at 10:16:31 AM
[u]MK Dons v Exeter[/u] The big shock of Tuesday's round of fixtures was the MK Dons defeat at the hands of lowly Yeovil, with the Buckinghamshire faithful voicing their disappointment at the result. The performance was actually acceptable, with numerous chances created. However, the MK Dons have shown their Achilles heel this season to be their profligacy in front of goal, which was all to apparent this week. The excellent Stephen Gleeson was sent-off against the Glovers, meaning their most influential midfielder is suspended for this Saturday. Yeovil sat very deep and got all 10 men behind the ball, it might be the same scenario here, so patience is the key for backers of the hosts at a short price. I am frustrated by the Dons, as they have top players and should be in the top...
Posted by: Betting.Betfair on Mar 2, 2012 at 09:41:53 AM
It's not often Voltaire's Candide can be found as a starting point to a League One column, but the boy of sweet disposition often said of love, "All it brought me was a kiss and scores of kicks up the backside." And Candide was right. Sheffield Wednesday sacked manager Gary Megson in midweek to cement the division's reputation as one of the barmiest in Europe. Megson had guided the Owls to third, five points off automatic promotion and achieved a recent derby clash victory over bitter rivals Sheffield United. He played for the club, clearly loved the club and had greatly improved his beloved team since he landed the position from Alan Irvine. I am aware that his style wasn't to the taste of everyone, but the rumours that were floating around pre-derby last weekend have proved accurate. Hillsborough...
Posted by: Betting.Betfair on May 18, 2011 at 01:15:47 PM
Bournemouth will see this as still very much 'game on' whilst the market views the semi-final second-leg as 'advantage Huddersfield', following Saturday's 1-1 draw at Dean Court. Either way, that opening match was an enthralling affair, with both going for the win. The Terriers have not deviated too much from their original promotion odds, and can be backed at around 2.36, whereas Bournemouth have drifted out to 8.0 to make it to The Championship. Value seekers will point out that all three matches involving these two this season have ended in draws. With home advantage and an expected crowd of 20,000, Huddersfield 1.74 are red-hot favourites against a side that they have failed to beat this term. Manager Lee Clark was pleased with his team's defending in the first-leg and stressed...
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