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hint how many were 0-0 at half time overall 380 matches
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dont know the answer myself but was thinking of backing over 0.5 goals in matches involving the team at the top of the league that day in all 4 divisions (same for the bottom team) very short prices i know but if the maths add up ? theory behind it being the team at the top are there because they score goals team at the bottom because they concede
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https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/2015%E2%80%9316_Premier_League#Result_table
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Thanks for your reply hippie but not exactly what im looking for {if it exist's} for instance what position was Leicester before they drew 0-0 with Bournemouth and man city. Or arsenal before they drew 0-0 with Southampton and Liverpool so on and so forth basically if a team drew 0-0 was they top or bottom of the league before kick off or not..
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made a profit last season on backing top goalscoring teams from all the major leagues eg PSG Celtic Man City every time they played at odds over 1.05; small profits but consistent if that is any help
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http://www.statto.com/football/stats/england/premier-league
Try this site, bucket loads of stats and break downs of tables week by week. |
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is the answer to the question arsenal v sunderland
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not bad going Bish profit is profit as they say and the square root betting system ideal for that kind of s/r .. bet im toying with this season is 4 english leagues 4 scottish leagues, backing whoever top/bottom of there leagues before kick off over 0.5 goals in the match, from the stats ive found only 5 matches ending goalless in the prem last season involving teams either top or bottom prior to kick off which is less that 2% (98% + s/r) not got through stats for rest yet but looks promising if the prem stats are anything to go by ..
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Top and bottom teams rarely meet each other.
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cross wires here scandanavian when i say top/bottom for instance whoever top team playing and whoever bottom team playing {two seperate bets}
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http://www.soccerassociation.com/0/1516/A20151219.htm
the link will open on week 17 (chosen randomly). Click the round you want and you'll see that week's standings (and who was top scorer at that time). |
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Why the 0 0 scoreline ? this scoreline is a **** why not think outside the box and use a scoreline that or market that you can reduce liability on if you are looking in trouble. Hard to escape a 0 0 ..
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Leicester were joint top when they drew 0-0 with Bournemouth .
Aston Villa were bottom when they drew 0-0 with Man City, Newcastle and West Brom 4 is all I can see |
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btw, they were top and bottom at the start of the day not after the 0-0
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Thanks hippie just what i was looking for and the figure less than 2% was right and the scoreline 0-0 somemuppet or 1 goal or more is a bet i like and feel comfortable with 1 goal = bet up, small odds but if the figures add up !!
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good luck , keep it small.
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Goal markets may not be a great medium next year. We are seeing more and more of this safe back to front, front to back football, it is killing
goals, you will have to be more selective. Well done of LCFC on the EPL. However more teams will replicate this and cancel each other out....IMO. |
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watford west brom and man utd man city the other 2 with my reckoning scandanavian_haven..
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what are you going to bet on first game of the season eh?
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Been thinking about that one and going to use my own judgement and back the teams i fancy to win or be relegated from there respected leagues..(only for first game then all will fall in to place then)
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