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Say what you like about Mourinho but he's a man who knows how to get the job done. I nearly fell off my chair when I saw United's odds at nearly 18/1 to win the Premier League here on Betfair. Great trading opportunity I'd say. Their odds are bound to tumble as the season goes on. Fill yer boots that's what I say.
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We’re tens Thursday
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Very fair...
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city could easily start with 8 wins. about as soft a run of games as you could imagine until october
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all the games are easy for City
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Yer as Mafe says while Utd have a good run of fixtures, so do City. Utd going to have to win like their first 8 games probably for their odds to significantly go down which is unlikely. Otherwise eventually City will be so short it never comes in anyway.
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United 18-1 to win the league.
For those of you not familiar with punting; it means if you put £10 on Man Utd to win the league @ 18/1 then you will lose £10 and may as well set fire to your money. |
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United 18-1 to win the league.
Which year please ? Thanks in advace. |
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30/1 now.
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31/1
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 they were absoloutly awful but that is a big price |
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cant see how they can win it bit they are bouind to improve on that performance . spurs at ot should tell us more
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wait till they get pumped off spurs,back at 40....sack current occupier....zidane in place
half those odds in 2 weeks lay to your hearts content |
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no matter what happens on the manager merrygoround at utd just cant see them wiinning the prem and the prices reflect that.
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75 on here now
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odds have come in after just 3 games to 74/1 on here.
Great trading oppurtunity so far 2/1 just for a top 4 place, and Arsenal looking pretty poor at the moment too. |
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Mourhino 1st manager out is less than 2/1 gulp
can see him gone before start of next transfer window myself. |
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and punted at odds on in next manger to go market. wow
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had a tiny dabble @70's - if only for some interest later in the season through trading!
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fool and his money are easily parted!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
good luck spkyer |
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loads of things can shorten the price but only one thing will result in it lengthening - if they carry on losing and with moaning Moaninwho in charge that aint gonna happen Shirley. No, he will pull them out if this mess, £3 should keep me interested until the end of Sep anyway........
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40/1 for champions league says it all really
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That 40/1 could be tasty
anything could happen between now and february... ... zidane might even be in charge playing some sexy football... |
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The simple fact is that trading angles aside, it's irrelevant whom United appoint should they sack Mourinho because their players are not of the standard required to challenge for a League title. There are three very decent teams in the Premier League at the moment and they are slightly better than ordinary at best.
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their most obvious problem is they have 4 hopeless centre halves. that's part of the reason why mourinho has been playing so defensively to provide plenty of protection for the hapless quartet. that won't change whoever the manager is
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5 with Rojo.
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forgot about him. that was comedy when he panicked and hauled down mbappe in the world cup. he was running nearer the corner flag than the goal
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It's hard to get enthused even at forty to one for a club who haven t win a knockout game in four years in the comp
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good point today home v wolves though
price should contract after that  |
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40/1
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To be honest they are up to fifth now and that’s another point gained
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8 points off the laeders and a massive goal defecit tough to pull that lot back
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Match summary from a United supporter :
A World of Sh#t today, all over the pitch, apart from the sh#teshow of Pogba's never-ending audition for the easy-street (or so the tool thinks) of Barcelona, and Martials Death-of-a-Thousand-Cuts "Potential" - both of whom serve to supply Sanchez with €500m cover, sh#t performance after sh#t performance, apart from these two mercenary tools bringing f##k all to The Badge, Wolves showed - as they've done all season - that raw skill and character trumps ego and showboating every time! F##king depressing!! |
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Pogba and Martial weird scapegoats. Pogba was probably Utd's best player, Martial looked lively when he come on and wasn't given long. Sanchez was crap, Lingard was crap, Lukaku was crap, Valencia crap.
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Seems that Uts are only happy when Young Boys lie down and take it up em without so much as a whimper.
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I think the sentence pogba was probably United’s best player tells u all you need to know imo
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Utd were average, but absolutely no reason to expect any different. Utd have looked good in probably 1 game all season, away to Burnley. I never really expected us to win today, Wolves' style was always going to give us lots of problems.
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If Utd can`t beat Wolves at home then they have absolutely no chance of making a title challenge.
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