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You just know that if Arsenal doesn't win this one, he's almost out. But I can't trust Arsenal's defenders, so:
Both to score @ 1.7
What do you think?
Both to score @ 1.7
What do you think?
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They could only get one in 2 hours against a L2 defence last week and Reading look poor going forward as well.
1-0 Arsenal i reckon. |
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1-1 FT.
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Don't think there will be many goals, but both will score.
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Reading are more than capable. Wasnt this the game that saw loads of goals when they last met??
Both to score looks the bet here. No way on earth would i put my money on Arsenal! Lay them possibly as i feel an early reading goal. |
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Stats suggest a goal fest but Im of the opposite opinion, I think U3.5 is safe with odds @ 1.61. But as usual, I will trade out when Im green (if possible).
GL all  |
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Laying arsenal at odds on away from home is always a sure fire way of making money
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Laying Arsenal anywhere is tbf
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over 10.5 goals
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I cannot see past Arsenal here,Reading are on their knees begging for mercy...
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Reading would be happy with Arsenal's problems
Reading v Arsenal, 8pm 17 December ~ You have to hand it to Sky. When they first picked the game between Reading and Arsenal to show live it looked to have nothing going for it in terms of general interest. Now it offers two perspectives on crisis. Arsenal are having yet another after dropping out of the League Cup at Bradford City, the best chance of ending their long trophy drought. Gunners fans must have thought their name was at least pencilled on it after their 7-5 win at the Madejski in the last round but now it's back to the gruel of the Champions League. There can be no better sense of comfort for Arsenal than another game against Reading. They've won the previous ten dating back to 1935. It took Reading 77 years even to take the lead in any match between the two then, within half an hour, the Royals were four up – before losing after extra time. The tie was like a horror cartoon version of the Royals' whole season so far: brave attacking, get a lead, lose midfield, crumble under pressure, concede late, then when faced with an honourable draw attack madly and lose. If Arsenal feel they've got problems what with being seventh and in the knockout stages of the Champions League there's a few down at the Madejski who might happily swap places. Reading are weakened by injury – Alex McCarthy, Jem Karacan and Jimmy Kébé are all out for long periods – and what might loosely be termed "disaffection". Danny Guthrie, who has been exiled from the team for some time, was invited to travel to Sunderland last Monday but declined, being not of the right frame of mind. Neither Jason Roberts nor Pavel Pogrebnyak took the field for that game either, leaving Reading with two diminutive strikers and looking at their biggest defeat of the season, 3-0. As a result of injuries and the failure to get new and expensive recruits on the pitch and firing Reading face the unusual situation of being weaker than last season's promoted side, despite "strengthening" the squad. With only one league win, a six-point gap to safety and having just lost four games to relegation rivals Royals fans are residing in a pre-January lull wondering what happens next. Some are happy to accept the inevitable fate of being a yo-yo club while others want the new owners to find a new manager and throw new money at the problem. Few expect miracles now but a first point against Arsenal, who were last relegated exactly 100 years ago, would be a start. Roger Titford |
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i reckon the op has nailed it..i was looking for an angle here, i considered laying arseanal but both teams to score looks good to me
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Reading are screwed big time.
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own up which crazy fools are backing Arsenal at this price??
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should Arsenal cancelled their Christmas party?
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im backing arsenal 110%
they might be poor but come on reading are fkn crap, easy win for me |
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im backing arsenal 110%
they might be poor but come on reading are fkn crap, easy win for me |
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Im backing Arsenal -2
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1-3
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ARSENAL AND OVER 2.5
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ARSENAL GO 5TH WITH A WIN 2 POINTS BEHIND SPURS AND CHELSEA HARDLY THE BAD SEASON EVERYONE WAS TALKIN BOUT FEW WEEKS BACK.
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Sorry after losing in the cup Arsenal will be out to prove a point tonight!
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Backing 2-3, 1-3
Vermaelen fgs and ags gl all |
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drift towards the UNDER now
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Both teams to score for me, also laying Arsenal simply due to ridiculous odds.
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lots of goals in this one for me over 3.5
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no Ramsey, no Gervinho = Arsenal win
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Looks like neither side would be happy with a draw, so backing high goals bets seems logical here.
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Over 12 corners for me.
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BREAKING TEAM NEWS #Arsenal : Szczesny; Sagna, Gibbs, Mertesacker, Vermaelen; Arteta, Wilshere, Cazorla, Chamberlain, Podolski, Walcott
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BREAKING TEAM NEWS #ReadingFC : Federici; Cummings, Shorey, Gorkss, Mariappa; Leigertwood, Tabb, Kebe, McAnuff; Hunt, Pogrebnyak
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THANK GOD Giroud isn't playing. I love this bet now (both to score)
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4-1-5 for Arsenal then.
BACK 4, ARTETA and the rest run around and pretend to be Barcelona for 90 minutes. |
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Arsenal team of migits Reading will defo score!
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arsenal 3-1 3-0
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WALCOTT :)
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walcott will score today
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I have backed walcott too, Readings slow defenders wont be able to handle him if he runs at them.
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walcotts in the shopwindow
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