Man City are 7/5 to beat Tottenham this weekend

probably the best side going forward in the league against the hardest side to break down. united aside city have played a pile of rubbish so far. i'd like to think they'll find it a very different proposition on sunday

Sep 30, 2016 -- 1:08AM, themover wrote:

Yeah, I think it's too big and will shorten before kick off so I've backed for a trade.

Too short. Spurs'll get at least a draw.  City had a similar start to last season which all fell apart after being smashed 4-1 by Spurs.

Wouldnt even have a bet on these two, neither can kick a ball straight

The fawning over Pep has been ridiculous. After outspending every club for the past 4 years City rightly have some very talented players but as United & Celtic showed under pressure they do buckle. Does anyone imagine Pochettino won't have a game plan for this weekend?

While it's true City do usually field a good referee this could go either way so no bet.

Most punters, but not shrewd punters.

looks like the layers are after City this weekend, out to 2.5 now

This is City's second big test in the league so far, they already beat United at Old Trafford.
This is Tottenham's second big test after only drawing at home to Liverpool.
Onus is on Spuds to win thier home games against a supposed rival if they are to be taken seriously at Title winners, which will never happen with the squad they currently have. Best defence I've seen for years but their front six in comparison to the other top is lightweight. All those new contracts they've dished out at once, will probably make them feel too comfortable too.

They were lucky to beat United. Bravo should have received a straight red and United a penalty for his two-footed lunge at Rooney.

Unless the ref is on their side again this weekend they won't beat Spurs.

Sep 30, 2016 -- 1:08AM, themover wrote:

Yeah, I think it's too big and will shorten before kick off so I've backed for a trade.

In a nutshell this is why you don't win on Betfair, the mover.

I doubt he'll be too bothered losing another £2.

no bet game for me. BUT Spuds been unimpressive for me this year and scrapped a successful start. home form is seriously dodgy with unimpressive 1-0 wins v sunderland and palace and a very iffy draw v Liverpool who should have won.

if cite bring their a game to this match they have to be fancied- probably be a draw so if betting I would lay spuds

Pochettino will have his players fired up for this game and they will almost certainly try to press City very hard. I agree this is a no bet game but if I was betting I would lay City.

interesting game either way one percenter ive just got that feeling that city may take them apart

slow start in first 3 games but could have won the last 3 league games all by 3 or 4 goals. don't be fooled by the scorelines. sunderland and boro games were massacres

different game tomorrow. one of few games of the season a team will actually try to attack spurs rather than spend the whole game camped on the edge of their own box. city will definitely give you a chance at the back

yes but spurs  scoring is poor and without kane I think they will struggle

yes spurs aren't the most free scoring side they'll probably end up 4th or 5th for most goals but on the other hand i expect them to be top 2 for goals conceded. it's a part of the game that often gets overlooked

Oct 1, 2016 -- 3:39AM, sofaking wrote:

Sep 30, 2016 --  1:08AM, themover wrote:Yeah, I think it's too big and will shorten before kick off so I've backed for a trade.In a nutshell this is why you don't win on Betfair, the mover.

2.46 currently, one more click to 2.44 and it's back to 7/5, still optimistic they will go off shorter than 7/5

The wisdom of crowds themover. Either you want to back City or you don't. Whether you back them or not, they won't beat Spurs. I keep thinking about this game, and I keep thinking that City will not be able to match Tottenham physically in the first half an hour. I think City will win the League, but tomorrow they are going to face an onslaught of pressing that they haven't had to deal with for a very long time.

That said, not many teams match Spurs for half an hour, I think we will need to be in front after an hour.

It's almost passing off without comment, but Spurs v Man City is the biggest game of this season. If we don't beat them at the Lane, who exactly will beat them? And if we do beat them, who will beat us?

City should actually like playing high-pressing teams as it leaves spaces behind the defensive-wide men (Davies and Walker will probably look like wingers most of the match!) but against Celtic Gundogan didn't have a great game and was too advanced most of the time. I think it might be one of those matches that Guardiola chucks in a curve-ball, e.g he could stick 5 in the midfield with Aguero and Iheanacho up-front, if he does it could end up 6 a piece

Surprised nobody has referred to De Bryne's absence and the impact it has had on City's results
3 defeats in 28 when playing.5 defeats in 9 when not playing
As the bookies do not change their prices when a key player is missing it follows that City today are a bad value win bet

City would be odds on if De Bruyne was playing imho

If City lose this game there will be a massacre on the outright market

gtfeeeee og lol

alli must be one of the worst divers in the EPL

A very clever Kun there.


Yep next

aye aye the yids

champs in waiting

brilliant goal ....some  €€€ made here

City have no chance with Bravo in goal. Allowed time on ball in Spain a complete liability here

Oct 2, 2016 -- 2:52PM, johnnythebull wrote:

champs in waiting

Jonny been taking Mourinho  piils! the deluded ones

To confirm, Mes laid off at 2.395 so is very much the big winner here.

Excellent, said it was a price that most punters would be happy with without De Bruyne's presence and I was right, hope you all acted accordingly and laid.

Laying Spurs now, they are terminal bottlers for a reason. Different match 2nd half.

Man City to do a Utd on Spurs second half and destroy them 4-2 - getting on any away win @ 60 and backing man city at 20 match market AND OVER 5,5 GOALS -

Oct 2, 2016 -- 3:02PM, mesmerised wrote:

Excellent, said it was a price that most punters would be happy with without De Bruyne's presence and I was right, hope you all acted accordingly and laid.

lol a poor excuse ...an ambiguous op thread so mesmerised could appear to be correct either way.he/she is quite sad at times.

eibar 1-0 v real

Ambiguous my 'arris. He tips up whoever is playing Spurs, without fail.

see bookies already have an EPL winner market now w/o spurs
little bit premature,even as a yid but guess they know their onions

aye aye

t0sser

wtf was he doing taking a pen

pathetic pen
can't go missing those

Oct 2, 2016 -- 3:36PM, Scamp the man wrote:

wtf was he doing taking a pen

they should have left Ali or Son take it ffs

Alli*

Wise iN the HOOOOOOOOOOOSE

f i x for unders

What about Erickson is he off

no he still on best striker of a ball them bottle jobs have!

TOUCHDOWN1

Wise put a mug acca on with a couple of gee gee s in it will them in 4 me

Oct 2, 2016 -- 3:42PM, TheChaser wrote:

f i x for unders

think about it logically. if this was the case, why would the ref be awarding a penalty

was the ref involved in the f ix ?

Now think about that logically

Chaser you tied him in knots

so Lamela and Bravo were in on the fix?

looks like that handjob lame ella was!

footy has been mad today bob. doing my head in a bit the volume of matches. Marseille were just gubbed 1.02

The players could have been like they where when Arry was involved

You know the like the stories breaking on the news just now

how much u shovelled on sneds Bob?

Al Mourtajez$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$$

Oct 2, 2016 -- 3:54PM, wisewords wrote:

footy has been mad today bob. doing my head in a bit the volume of matches. Marseille were just gubbed 1.02

yeah? got a 1.07 lay in before wise

wise you never said you wanted to see my fith

Wisey you have to be really naive to not even consider that penalty was meant to be missed

I must be pretty naive then

Lamela won't be back up anytime soon

Griezzman and Gabi also missed for Atletico today

Like teams lay down for Leicester last season

This is now soap opera football League

COYS on the bridle to the title
AUDERE EST FACERE innit

Got to say Tottenham were brilliant today , fantastic defensively.

Think Mugmerised should give up tipping and concentrate on getting those wank stains out of his Jack Wilshere pyjamas.

Instead of reveling in the win and rejoicing at beating who in most people's eyes are the Champions elect, Spurs fans are more interested in me, I am flattered.

TheAnorak 02 Oct 16 16:16 Joined: 28 Oct 01 | Topic/replies: 1,700 | Blogger: TheAnorak's blog
Think Mugmerised should give up tipping and concentrate on getting those wank stains out of his Jack Wilshere pyjamas.



mes

That's three in a row you mug. Well done

Great performance by Spurs with one exception. Lamela is a total liability and if it was up to me he would be for sale in January.

mes you blocked everyone who realised you put fake bets up and delete the losers

why is the kell brook bet , boro betlast week and city bets not on your table and posts from me and mega are deleted? trying to get people banned for exposing the fake bets

thats 3 i noticed without even reading back

Oct 2, 2016 -- 4:17PM, mesmerised wrote:

Instead of reveling in the win and rejoicing at beating who in most people's eyes are the Champions elect, Spurs fans are more interested in me, I am flattered.

Instead of twisting around like a sh1tt1ng dog, trying escape your latest embarrassing droolings, shouldn't you be watching your troupe of performing quarterwits try and defeat the mighty Burnley?

Oh do shut up Roger you silly tart.

Oct 2, 2016 -- 5:55PM, rogerthebutler wrote:

Oct  2, 2016 --  4:17PM, mesmerised wrote:Instead of reveling in the win and rejoicing at beating who in most people's eyes are the Champions elect, Spurs fans are more interested in me, I am flattered.Instead of twisting around like a sh1tt1ng dog, trying escape your latest embarrassing droolings, shouldn't you be watching your troupe of performing quarterwits try and defeat the mighty Burnley?

mes is out in force , he's giving it to everyone now

mes the forum leader


delete my name off now i hand you back the reigns

Oct 2, 2016 -- 7:22PM, mesmerised wrote:

Oh do shut up Roger you silly tart.

I'd rather not!

See I just enjoy watching an imbecile such as yourself go into a tipping meltdown every two days before Spurs play.  It doesn't take much to get you wound up, so I think I'll keep going with it and see if your head explodes, like the guy in 'Scanners'.

the butler killing mes

I thought that riposte might startle you, always amusing to read your angry tirades, rog

OnePercenter 01 Oct 16 10:36

Pochettino will have his players fired up for this game and they will almost certainly try to press City very hard. I agree this is a no bet game but if I was betting I would lay City.

The press can stop fawning over Pep and his revolutionary football now.

Oct 2, 2016 -- 8:57PM, mesmerised wrote:

I thought that riposte might startle you, always amusing to read your angry tirades, rog

Hardly a 'riposte', which indicates a degree of wit and rationality - more the endgame of giving all those monkeys all those typewriters really.....

Still sure you're not wound up rog

Roger feels sorry for you mesmerised. You've done your meagre tank again opposing the mighty Tottenham Hotspur. Middlesbrough, Moscow, Man City. A glorious hat-trick. Well done.

I'm already looking forward to the 'West Brom are big value' thread after the International break.

I understand the behaviour and mentalities of Tottenham fans such as Roger and Jed, I do, they've been starved of any kind of success for decades (1961) and to compound matters, their nearest rivals, Arsenal, (one way rivalry) have been epically successful in the meantime, league titles (including winning the title at White Flag Lane with former Spurs Captain, Sol Campbell, that must have hurt), cup after cup, unbeaten seasons, heady nights at Europe's top table in the Champions League, signing World Cup winners and churning out top player after top player, we can sign Bergkamp's in his prime, you get Edgar one last pay cheque Davids or Lame Ella's.

So when a light does shine at the end of the tunnel, even a flicker, any kind of hope, a season in Europe, a half decent team, a good result v a good team, and it stands to reason, all of that pain, suffering, anguish, jealousy built up over the last 6 decades will come flooding out when even mildly proded, in the form of misplaced cockiness followed by bile, hostility, maliciousness and downright bitterness when reminded of their place. As displayed by rogers hissy fits.

Then the inevitable, failure followed by retreat, wash rinse and repeat.

For the record, I didn't tip Man City in my tipping thread, if I felt that sure they would win I would have put it on record, I also thought Arsenal would draw but not sure enough, happy days.

God bless spuds. Good night.

Oct 2, 2016 -- 3:04PM, Hamsterdam wrote:

Laying Spurs now, they are terminal bottlers for a reason. Different match 2nd half.

Your irrational bitterness, jealousy and hatred towards the mighty Spurs must cost you a fortune.   

Meanwhile the Villa slides towards League 1.

Oct 2, 2016 -- 1:13PM, themover wrote:

City would be odds on if De Bruyne was playing imho

Seriously,  I thought you were one of the more sensible people here but this comment really does make you look like an epic mug. Spurs were also missing their best midfielder and striker.

Oct 3, 2016 -- 1:27AM, mesmerised wrote:

I understand the behaviour and mentalities of Tottenham fans such as Roger and Jed, I do, they've been starved of any kind of success for decades (1961) and to compound matters, their nearest rivals, Arsenal, (one way rivalry) have been epically successful in the meantime, league titles (including winning the title at White Flag Lane with former Spurs Captain, Sol Campbell, that must have hurt), cup after cup, unbeaten seasons, heady nights at Europe's top table in the Champions League, signing World Cup winners and churning out top player after top player, we can sign Bergkamp's in his prime, you get Edgar one last pay cheque Davids or Lame Ella's.So when a light does shine at the end of the tunnel, even a flicker, any kind of hope, a season in Europe, a half decent team, a good result v a good team, and it stands to reason, all of that pain, suffering, anguish, jealousy built up over the last 6 decades will come flooding out when even mildly proded, in the form of misplaced cockiness followed by bile, hostility, maliciousness and downright bitterness when reminded of their place. As displayed by rogers hissy fits.Then the inevitable, failure followed by retreat, wash rinse and repeat.For the record, I didn't tip Man City in my tipping thread, if I felt that sure they would win I would have put it on record, I also thought Arsenal would draw but not sure enough, happy days. God bless spuds. Good night.

Like a turd that won't flush

Oct 3, 2016 -- 1:27AM, mesmerised wrote:

I understand the behaviour and mentalities of Tottenham fans such as Roger and Jed, I do, they've been starved of any kind of success for decades (1961) and to compound matters, their nearest rivals, Arsenal, (one way rivalry) have been epically successful in the meantime, league titles (including winning the title at White Flag Lane with former Spurs Captain, Sol Campbell, that must have hurt), cup after cup, unbeaten seasons, heady nights at Europe's top table in the Champions League, signing World Cup winners and churning out top player after top player, we can sign Bergkamp's in his prime, you get Edgar one last pay cheque Davids or Lame Ella's.So when a light does shine at the end of the tunnel, even a flicker, any kind of hope, a season in Europe, a half decent team, a good result v a good team, and it stands to reason, all of that pain, suffering, anguish, jealousy built up over the last 6 decades will come flooding out when even mildly proded, in the form of misplaced cockiness followed by bile, hostility, maliciousness and downright bitterness when reminded of their place. As displayed by rogers hissy fits.Then the inevitable, failure followed by retreat, wash rinse and repeat.For the record, I didn't tip Man City in my tipping thread, if I felt that sure they would win I would have put it on record, I also thought Arsenal would draw but not sure enough, happy days. God bless spuds. Good night.

Love it!

Mes giving off oceans of loneliness, pathos and dread in waves

Even upped his output to 5 paragraphs, so we've got quantity as well as quality entertainment.

Spurs were also missing their best midfielder and striker.

OI my man Jermaine Jenas gave Wanyama Man OF The Match so what you on about best midfielder wasn't playing.I seen the lad with my own eyes cleaning up all the mess and running the show.City have no muscle

Oct 3, 2016 -- 11:07AM, TheChaser wrote:

Spurs were also missing their best midfielder and striker.OI my man Jermaine Jenas gave Wanyama Man OF The Match so what you on about best midfielder wasn't playing.I seen the lad with my own eyes cleaning up all the mess and running the show.City have no muscle

Dembele.