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Walker's Word - Premier League Betting Preview 14/16 April 2006
The bookmakers will expect a deluge of Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal trebles as all 3 play arguably "simple" matches although there is better value to be found at Craven Cottage and Upton Park. seo 프로그램 There could also be more Midlands derby torment in shop for Aston Villa on Sunday at appealing chances.

Friday 14 April

Manchester United vs Sunderland
United's rousing 2-0 triumph over Arsenal on Sunday was their ninth in a row and they might not have better opponents to make it a perfect 10. If they lose, Sunderland are out of their depth at this level and will be relegated on Saturday. Kevin Ball's side took simply 9 minutes to concede against a Fulham side without an away win all season last weekend and are in risk of being on the receiving end of a thrashing. United's current league record versus the Black Cats at Old Trafford reads 2-1, 4-1, 3-0, 4-0 and 5-0. Disallow the close encounter in 2002/03 season, United might well hit the three objectives necessary to cover a 2 goal handicap however at odds-on it's no value is backing them outright at 1/10 (Bet365). If you desire a run for your cash, Wayne Rooney, who was splendid against the Gunners, could be an excellent bet to score the first objective.
Walker's Word: Wayne Rooney to score the very first goal @ 3/1.

Saturday 15 April

Bolton Wanderers vs Chelsea
Chelsea revealed excellent dedication to come back from both an objective and player down to squash West Ham at Stamford Bridge on Sunday and understand they can't suffer any slip ups with Manchester United hot on their heels. Bolton have lost their last 4 Premiership matches in a row, although three of them were away with the house reverse coming against a resurgent United they have their work cut out to stop the rot versus Jose Mourinho's side. Chelsea have actually won their last 2 check outs to the Reebok Stadium 2-0 and a similar outcome is expected this weekend.
Walker's Word: Five beats in a row-- back Chelsea @ 8/13.

Arsenal vs West Bromwich Albion
After losing to Manchester United on Sunday, Arsenal can not pay for to lose anymore ground on 4th placed Tottenham Hotspur and maximum points are required versus the relegation-threatened Baggies. There is no worth in an Arsenal win at 2/9 specifically because Brian Robson's side made a 1-1 draw at Highbury last season while Thierry Henry might be rested with the Champions League semi-final against Villarreal the following week in mind. Another objective scorer bet might be best financial investment here and prior to Sunday's defeat, Emmanuel Adebayor has scored twice in his last 2 matches versus Charlton and Aston Villa and is value at odds-against to score at any time during the match.
Walker's Word: Emmanuel Adebayor to score at any time @ 5/4.

Everton vs Tottenham Hotspur
Everton are undefeated at Goodison Park this year and are on course for a top 10 surface while Tottenham have actually won just when in their last 6 away matches as they strive to declare fourth area and a possibly financially rewarding Champions League place. 4 of the last 6 meetings in between have pair have actually been draws, although Spurs won last season 1-0 while season before Everton hammered them 3-1.
Walker's Word: Another stalemate looks the most likely outcome here @ 9/4.

Fulham vs Charlton Athletic
Fulham may be cannon fodder on their journeys but at Craven Cottage they are a force to be reckoned with, winning 10 out of 16 matches on home soil and accumulating 32 of the 36 points acquired this season in front of their own fans. Charlton have not won at Fulham because 1983 and have not won away in the Premiership since beating Portsmouth at Fratton Park 2-1 in October.
Walker's Word: Another home win for Fulham @ 6/5.

Newcastle United vs Wigan Athletic
This is the very first time the pair have actually satisfied in the league at St James Park but Wigan have beaten the Magpies 1-0 on 2 separate celebrations this season in both the Premiership and Carling Cup. While Newcastle aim to have actually turned around a sticky patch with 2 succeeding success, consisting of the derby win at Middlesbrough on Sunday, Wigan look like a side running out of steam. They have won just two times in their last 10 games, although both were away from house at Manchester City and Sunderland, two sides probably on a drop.
Walker's Word: Newcastle to make it 3 wins in succession @ 5/6.

Portsmouth vs Middlesbrough
If Portsmouth are to avoid relegation then they need to make their home matches count. Pompey have won the last 2 fixtures between the pair at Fratton Park, consisting of a 5-1 drubbing two seasons ago which saw now-Boro striker Yakubu score 4 times. Middlesbrough have also played through a busy component list just recently which has seen long terms in both the FA and UEFA Cup and might be prone to beat a long method from house.
Walker's Word: Not appealing at odds-on, however Portsmouth @ 5/6.

West Ham United vs Manchester City
After a stunning collapse against 10-man Chelsea on Sunday, West Ham need to be backed to go back to winning methods versus flagging Manchester City. Stuart Pearce's side has lost five matches house and away in succession and have actually not won at Upton Park given that 1991/92 in the old Division One. The Hammers lack a win in 3 Premiership matches at Upton Park to give them an included reward.
Walker's Word: Stuart Pearce to go psycho - West Ham @ Evens.

Sunday 16 April

Aston Villa vs Birmingham City
An improving Birmingham side have taken pleasure in the much better of the results in recent derbies, winning twice and drawing as soon as at Villa Park in the last 3 seasons. Birmingham are unbeaten in their last three but have actually not won away since their 1-0 success at Sunderland in November.

Kevin Ball's side took simply 9 minutes to yield against a Fulham side without an away win all season last weekend and are in danger of being on the getting end of a thrashing. There is no value in an Arsenal win at 2/9 particularly given that Brian Robson's side earned a 1-1 draw at Highbury last season while Thierry Henry might be rested with the Champions League semi-final against Villarreal the following week in mind. They have won just twice in their last 10 games, although both were away from house at Manchester City and Sunderland, two sides arguably on a sag.
Pompey have won the last 2 fixtures between the pair at Fratton Park, consisting of a 5-1 drubbing two seasons ago which saw now-Boro striker Yakubu score four times. An enhancing Birmingham side have actually taken pleasure in the better of the outcomes in recent derbies, winning twice and drawing once at Villa Park in the last three seasons.
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