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The football draw game – hard to find them isn’t it? Eight of these are key to winning the UK treble chance football pool, but maybe you just want to find two or three for a specialised fixed odds bet, or a range of trebles, maybe in an Australian, German, Spanish or Italian league. Typically, on a league weekend in the UK football season and 49 matches on the coupon, there will be on average, 9 scoring football draws, and of these, many will have been predictable using a good forecasting system. No-score football draws average out at about 4-5 per week.

How do we find them?

Well, in the British league season, most teams play close to ‘form’, but Cup matches are more of a lottery when ‘giant killing’ happens fairly frequently, and are best avoided if you are serious about winning the football pools. So, to start, we only bet when the odds are optimal, and that means league games. In fact, we don’t bet when ‘form’ is likely to be compromised – e.g. on Boxing Day.

With a good football draw forecast system, you will be able to keep track of form and eliminate those matches which are certain home wins – there could be typically 22 home wins, many of which will have been easy to predict. As to away wins, these are harder to predict, and there will be, on average, 13-14 away wins on the coupon each week.

So, let’s say that we can predict 90% of the home wins – that’s roughly 19 matches, and maybe 50% of the away wins – that’s another 7 matches. So, out of the coupon as a whole, with a reliable forecasting system we can expect to predict 26 matches (homes and aways). That leaves 23 matches, from which we have to find 8 football draws.

Now, with a good plan or perm, which combines maybe 17 or 18 forecasts – some plans even give a coverage of 24 matches, then you can see that the odds of getting 8 football draws in a line are considerably enhanced. Sure, using a plan means that you sacrifice perfection to achieve greater coverage (after all there are 451 million ways of selecting 8 football draws from 49 matches). You probably will not hit the jackpot, but you will have more frequent wins of lower value, and should be able to move into profit.

So, you can see that an efficient football draw prediction system is essential.

What are the key aspects of a good football draw forecast system?

Well, besides knowing when to stake and when to avoid betting and throwing your money away, you have to be able to analyse form and come up with football draw predictions. When it comes to form, how far back should you go? How will a team which was promoted from the Championship perform in the Premier League (and vice versa?)

Use statistics selectively

My view is that the first few weeks of the season are when we don’t get a reliable picture of form across a league division, and it takes some weeks for the pattern to emerge. Some experts will look at long-term patterns and suggest that some teams are home win experts, some have a good (or a poor) away record. That can be useful in the final analysis, but I don’t factor such things in when looking for a football draw game. So, how far back should we look? Certainly not into last season – I work with less than half a dozen matches history (league games only).

Rate the teams

Then, you need to have a consistent way of rating a team’s performance – and that needs to take into account the strength of the opposition. This leaves you with a list of teams and performance ratings.

Now you need to look at the forthcoming matches and compare the teams’ ratings. Adjust for home advantage, and make any other adjustments you feel are appropriate (new player or manager, injury to a key player?). Then, organise the list in order by likely match outcome. At one end of the list will be most probable home wins. At the other end will be the most probable away wins. In the middle will be the juice – where we find the elusive football draw block.

Find the juice

Then, you take the middle chunk of matches and, depending on your budget, decide how many you will cover using your perm or plan. You could reasonably expect to win in those weeks with 11-14 football draws in the results.

If we can find 60% of the draws when there are 13 or 14 in the results, then we will have 8 – 9 draws. That’s when a good staking plan comes in, to maximise your chances of getting your football draws in one line.

It’s important to see that this is a percentage approach, and all you are seeking to do is get the odds on your side and find most of those elusive football draws. A few wins a season should put you into profit, and as always, the devil is in the detail!

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Some child prodigies never live up to the expectations they excite. Cristiano Ronaldo has. Best known as one of soccer’s brightest, best and most outspoken wingers, Ronaldo started his career at only seventeen years of age. He started out in youth leagues and then moved to Sporting Lisbon in 2002. In just one year with the team, he’d caught the eye and opened the pocketbook of one of England’s Premier League Teams, Manchester United. It cost Manchester approximately 12 million pounds to their roster, but the young player went on to prove he was worth it.

In the next six seasons, Ronaldo played in 292 games with the Manchester club. In those games he managed to score one hundred and eighteen goals. Of course, his natural flamboyance earned him such endearing accolades as «monstrous ego» and «petulant». Ronaldo shrugged of any implied criticism. After all, whatever he was doing, it was working and working well. So well in fact that, in 2008, he scored 42 goals for Manchester United and earned the title of the FIFA World Player of the Year.

Cristiano played for Team Portugal in the 2004 and 2008 EURO and in the 2006 FIFA World Cup. The fame he garnered at Manchester and his success on the National Team were probably catalysts that set into motion the record-breaking offer by Real Madrid that enabled them to acquire Cristiano Ronaldo in June of 2009. The Spanish club reportedly paid a fee of €94-million (around $132 US) to acquire Ronaldo from Manchester.

Since joining Real Madrid to the thundering applause of the fans, Ronaldo has been slow to add to his team achievements. Between injuries and then time commitments with the National Team, he missed out on both of Madrid’s Champions League group stage matches. Then, in December he was sent off for the very first time in his career with Madrid. In the same match, he also missed a penalty and then was later carded for removing his shirt in a celebration and then for kicking an opponent. Still, it seems that the management are just waiting for his star to rise again, and for it to shine on Real Madrid this time around.

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Though C.Ronaldo MAY look unbeatable right now but there is or may be even are, downsides with his style of play. So cutting all the crap in trying to compare him to L.Messi lets have a look shall we at C.Ronaldo. Basically Ronaldo has (or can have):PRO

PROS

• Tremendous pace. Some people call C.Ronaldo a «speed demon» and I am one of those people.
• Can craft things out of nothing against teams that don’t come with a specific plan on how to tackle him, which is usually the case in EPL.
• Is very very fit, which means he can run all day long. This quality in particular comes in handy when his side receives a red card or something. He can take that extra load on himself.
• Can Shoot with both feet, though his left foot strike is nothing more than a swinger. Doesn’t really try to control the ball, just whacks it towards the goal.
• Can take ridiculous free kicks. Which curve, bend, accelerate at the same time and change directions multiple times.
• Has got individual skill which enables him to go past defenders at ease by two methods. Either he dribbles past them with skill or he just goes for route one and runs them out of competition.
• Can head the ball really well for someone who has so much skill in his boots.
• Has got every trick in the book and some more that aren’t in the book.
• Entertaining to the fans, most people pay just to watch him train very unlike players like Gattuso or Giggs for that matter.
• Has a good footballing brain, though not the best. Sometimes makes awful decisions.
• Nippy feet enable him to maneuver the ball in very tight spaces.
• His name is Ronaldo. When a defender reads that name on the back of C.Ronaldo’s shirt, he usually starts trembling and that is the reason most defenders perform poorly against C.Ronaldo because of the sheer presence of his name not even himself which is a huge plus.
• For the past 3 seasons, he has been in astonishing scoring form. The numbers are astounding 23 in 53 games in 2006-2007 and 42 in 49 games in 2007-2008. These numbers are scary even for a striker and C.Ronaldo is just a winger. Though, he is not a pure winger, he is more of a winger striker.

CONS

• Take speed out of his game and you have a garbage bag that is C.Ronaldo.
• He has a huge attitude.
• Show boats alot.
• Over does his dribbles.
• Doesn’t like to pass, he does pass it now that he knows Ferguson would not tolerate otherwise.
• His crosses aren’t the best in the world.
• Not really traditional winger.
• Is, by no means, a big match player.
• Doesn’t handle pressure very well.
• Can’t live up with tight marking.
• Plays for Fame and Glory rather than for passion and for country (Or club).
• Loyalty is something Ronaldo hasn’t come across in his life YET, or at least it looks so. As he just wanted to jump out of Manchester United when Real Madrid came searching for him with their millions.

Don’t get me wrong but this is my CANDID opinion about him. But now, he has been in awesome scoring form. I mean, come on, 40 goals a season. I don’t care how much a player sucks. If that player can score 40 goals, in any league, let alone EPL, that is enough for him to be playing at Real Madrid.

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Yes, the world is in the throes of football fever. The 2010 FIFA (International Federation of Association Football) World Cup football, which wows the globe every four years is now in its quarter final stage and all bets are on to see who will capture this year’s final cup. Will the indomitable Germans beat the resilient Argentineans or, will the Netherlands score an upset? World Cup Football is hands down, the greatest and most highly anticipated sporting event of all time. Two hundred and four nations tried to qualify for thirty two spots, with the U.S. qualifying for the first time in decades. The 2006 final match between Italy and France was watched by an estimated 715 million. With shifting demographics and 21st century technology rendering borders nearly obsolete, this year’s tally is anyone’s guess. Aficionados pour into stadiums, huddle around television sets, with gladiator-like fervor. Histories are invoked, wars waged, players pilloried and publicly chastised. Allegiances for players and countries are drawn in stone with blood and sweat.

It is known universally as, «the beautiful game,» for its elegant simplicity, the divinely appointed athletic prowess of its players and its appeal to the common man. The skill of the play, the passion and the enduring love for the game creates a brotherhood that transcends the sport. The unparalleled high and mindless exhilaration of GOOOOOAAAL! Much like basketball, it elevates its gifted players to god-like status, while simultaneously connecting them with the mortals who live vicariously through them. More than any other sport, football is a great equalizer. Because not mere color of skin, or nationality or Club can dictate ability or greatness. It simply is. A boy from a favela of Brazil with a devastating strike or from an obscure village in Côte d’Ivoire can become a striker for a world-class English Club. A good number come from exceedingly difficult circumstances, where pulling yourself up by the bootstraps often means borrowing a pair of cleats and heading to a game on a dusty bowl. Today’s black football players who hail from far-flung countries to play for European Clubs such as Inter Milan, Barcelona and Manchester United. But for World Cup, they return to play only for their national team. This is not to say that racism in football is not a serious issue. Taunts and behavior of fans can be unspeakably ugly, cruel and primitive, coming as it does from a contingent that remains stubbornly ignorant and primitive. That players consistently rise above it is a testament to their personal strength and integrity. The game has become a way of life that can change the trajectory of lives and communities. Stunning paychecks are often accompanied by lofty commercial endorsement from Nike, Gillette, and others. Players share their good fortune, donating substantial amounts to build hospitals, schools, and life-saving social service programs.

The 2010 World Cup in South Africa is the first played on the continent of Africa and has the potential to shift global perceptions on a number of levels. From the Africa Cup of Nations to 2010 World Cup, footballers of African descent and nationality have put the world on notice: they are a force with which to be reckoned. Just ask Team USA.

And no self-respecting football fan ever calls it soccer. It’s football, now and always.

Here are eight of the world’s best and brightest black football players of the 2010 World Cup South Africa.

Samuel Eto’o

Country: Cameroon

Club: Inter Milan; Cameroon national team

Position: Striker

Earnings: $12. 7 million

The world’s been put on notice. Hands-down one of the top left-back in the world, Samuel Eto’o’s achievements are momentous for his country and his club. He exemplifies football excellence in the vein of the great legends and has surpassed expectations in every club for which he has played. His performance has been consistently excellent and he is at present the most decorated African player of all time, including African Player of the Year for three consecutive years. A goal scoring machine, Eto’o scored over 100 goals in five seasons with FC Barcelona. He is captain of the Cameroon national team and currently Africa’s best-paid football player. He has participated in two World Cups and five African Nations Cups and is the all-time leading scorer in the history of the African Nations Cup, (capturing championship twice) with 18 goals. In the 2008 Africa Cup of Nations, Eto’o became joint leading goalscorer

As a member of the Cameroon national team, he was a gold medalist at the 2000 Summer Olympics.

Didier Drogba:

Country: Ivory Coast/Côte d’Ivoire

Club: Chelsea

Position: Striker

Earnings: $7.5 million Endorsements: Pepsi; Nike, Samsung

Mark the name for it is the future of football. Don’t be fooled by Drogba’s late entry to the football arena, he in a powerhouse. Known for breaching impregnable defenses, Drogba is a goalkeepers’ nightmare. Signed by Chelsea for $37 million, he has proved invaluable. He has scored more goals for the club than any other foreign player and is it’s 7th highest goal scorer ever. most promising African football players, he is one of the top scorers in the Premier League. Captain and all-time top scorer of the Côte d’Ivoire national football team, Drogba was signed to Chelsea for a record breaking fee of £24 million, making him the most expensive Côte d’Ivoire player in history. Drogba came to prominence as one of the world’s foremost strikers in 2006 when he won the league title with Chelsea and captained the national team for the first time. In the 2006 World Cup he scored Côte d’Ivoire’s first ever goal of the competition and was chosen the 2006 African Footballer of the Year. He is the only player to score in six English cup finals.

But much of this pales in comparison to his humanitarian work for his country. After Côte d’Ivoire qualified for the 2006 World Cup, Drogba pleaded for a ceasefire between the combatants of his country’s deadly 5 year civil war, which was honored shortly after. In 2007, he was appointed Goodwill Ambassador by the United Nations Development Programme (UNDP) and donated his $4.5 million signing on fee for his endorsement of Pepsi towards the construction of a hospital in his hometown of Abidjan.

Maicon Douglas Sisenando

Country: Brazil

Club Team: Internazionale AKA Inter Milan

Position: Defender

Earnings:$5.4 million

A gifted righ-sided fullback and formidable back-field, Maicon is a something of a phenomenon in Brazilian football – not an easy feat. He excels at defensive games and provides great support for his team. Maicon scored Brazil’s first 2010 World Cup goal – a tight angle shot – against Korea in their first game. Maicon’s contribution to Inter Milan have included staunch defending and offensive support, place him in contention for the 2010 ballon d’Or, the European Footballer of the year award. In a nod to his prowess, Real Madrid recently paid £28 million for him to join their Club.

Patrice Evra:

Country: France

Club Team: Manchester United

Position: Defender, Full-back; French captain

Earnings: $4 million

Evra is his own version of the United Nations. Born in Senegal of Guinean heritage and a French national, he is one of Manchester United ‘s most valuable players and oddly, captain of the French national team. Arguably one of the best left backs in the world and a wicked left wingback Evra has won Premier League titles and the Champions League with Manchester United. During United’s 07-08 season, Evra became a key member of United’s defense. But he is not without controversy. Following the dismissal of teammate, Nicolas Anelka from the squad after his dust-up with coach Raymond Domenech, Evra led a player mutiny against the decision and publicly denounced the coach. Asa result, Evra was benched for the final game against South Africa. Even so, he returns to a highly distinguished career.

Thierry Henry

Country: France

Club Team: Barcelona; French national team

Position: Striker

Earnings: Annual salary plus bonus: $6.2 million, Other income: $6.2 million

Endorsements: Pepsi, Gilette, Reebok

He is one of the most recognized and lauded players in football and certainly A worthy distinction for one of the most prominent forwards in the sport. During his meteoric rise at Arsenal, the phenomenal Henry emerged as leading goal-scorer for almost every season with 226 goals in all competitions. The phenomenal Frenchman won two league titles and three FA Cups and was twice nominated for FIFA World Player of the Year. Possessed of devastating speed and superhero agility, he remains the leading all-time goal-scorer in Europe with 42 goals with a flair for impossible, dramatic goals. Despite the controversy surrounding Henry’s propensity for using his hand to set up a goal, he is a football institution that has elevated the sport to an art form.

Nicolas Anelka

Country: France

Club Team: Chelsea (ENG); French national team

Position: Striker

Earnings: $5.8 million Endorsements: Puma

Though his petulance rivals his potential, Anelka has shown tremendous potential as a striker. A relentless scorer who is lightning fast with superb control, Anelka’s goal won France its World Cup match against Ireland. His three-and-a-half year deal and his reported fee means more money has been spent on transferring Nicolas over the course of his career than on any other player in football history.

Sully Muntari Country: Ghana

Club Team: Internazionale AKA Inter Milan

Position: Midfielder

Earnings: $5.3 million, Endorsements: Puma

If Ghana takes World Cup, you can bet Muntari will be instrumental to their win. A football prodigy, Muntari was just 16 when he played for Ghana at the 2001 FIFA U-20 World Cup in Argentina. He was voted as an All-Star Player during the 2008 African Cup of Nations Tournament in Ghana.

Yaya Toure

Country: Ivory Coast

Club Team: Barcelona

Position: Midfielder

Earning: $3.7 million

Toure’s titanic stature and gushing energy combine to make him one of the best midfielders in modern football, with a perfect combination of physical power with superb technique. He is the first player from Côte d’Ivoire to win the UEFA Champions League, in 2008/09 and one of the driving forces behind the team that rewrote football history by winning six trophies in a single season. He was recently transferred from Barcelona to Manchester City for £25m, where he’ll join his brother, brother and club captain, Kolo. He was a powerful midfielder for his native Côte d’Ivoire, who made their first appearance in the 2010 FIFA World Cup.

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By using one the great Matched Betting systems available online you can start gambling on various sporting events risk free. With this knowledge what is there to stop you from having a punt on the new football season? Before Christmas, there is always hope for any one of the top teams in any of the major leagues around the world, but often the smart money is placed on teams that you would not expect to win, but just might have a chance this season. There has been the odd surprise winner of one of the big leagues in the last few years (Valencia 2003-2004 La Liga, Spain for example) so you never know. Here are some of the best bets for a surprise winner this season.

English Premier League

Manchester City

With a billionaire owner supporting a massive influx of huge name signings last season and this season and with a top manager in place, Man City could really win it this season. The Premiership has been dominated by Manchester United, Chelsea and Arsenal for quite some time now, but they can’t keep winning it forever. If anyone has a chance to upset the big three, its Manchester City.

English Championship

Cardiff City

While it may not be one of the top leagues in the world, it is certainly one of the most highly competitive. With so many teams who have a very realistic chance of winning this year, the odds will be with you no matter who you pick. Having reached the FA Cup Final and coming close to Premiership promotion a couple of times recently Cardiff City could be a great outside bet this season. Especially as they have signed Man City striker Craig Bellamy for the season who should score a heap of goals.

Serie A

Roma

Now Roma have not won the Serie A since 2001, but they have been pretty close over the last few years, finishing runner up in 2008 and 2010. While most of the money will go on Inter, Milan, Juventus and maybe Fiorentina, the smart money will be on Roma; with the recent departure of many of the big stars from Milan and Juventus and with Inter losing their world beating manager. The time may be just right for Roma to sneak up from behind and take the top spot.

No matter which league you decide to bet on you can always give yourself an added bonus by taking advantage of the extensive range of free bets available. Few people utilise these, but bet calculator systems can help you to turn free bets into genuine profit.

Whoever you bet on, don’t forget to use a matched betting system and an oddsmatcher to bet in safety and take advantage of free bets whenever possible. Good Luck!

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3 minutes later, Steven Gerrard went on a good run with the Arsenal defenders just let him go and he put in a good cross for Dirk Kuyt to score the equalizer ahead of Philip Senderos and Gael Clichy.

In the 2nd half Arsenal had a lot of the play without really creating a lot of clear cut chances but they were unlucky twice when 1is of all the referee should have pointed to the penalty spot when Aliaksandr Hleb went on a good run and was pulled down by Dirk Kuyt right in front of the Dutch referee and he said no penalty. I bet Kuyt thanked him in Dutch as it was a scandalous decision.

The 2nd episode was when Cesc Fabregas poked the ball towards the net only for his own teammate Nicklas Bendtner managed somehow to prevent the ball from going into the net due to his clumsiness. All he had to do was either jump over the ball or let the ball go through his legs but he did neither and kept the ball out.

Arsenal have the tendency to overplay as they pass the ball far too many times without being direct as players like Hleb almost always seems to be turning in the wrong direction and Adebayor always seems to coming back towards his own goal when he is passed the ball as he never looks to roll his marker and go towards goal.

Ratings

Arsenal

Emanuel Almunia 6 He did not really have that much to do but no glaring errors.

Kolo Toure 5.5 It was a very strange decision by Arsene Wenger to play him there and never really looked comfortable there but as always he gave his all.

Gael Clichy 5.5 He did not have the space to come forward as Kuyt was able to do a good job there.

Philip Senderos 5.5 He was a surprise choice to start and though he did not commit any glaring errors, he was always beaten for pace by Fernando Torres.

William Gallas 6 He may be a better choice than Toure to play at right back but he did make some timely interventions against Torres

Mathieu Flamini 6 He gave his normal amount of industry without really hurting Liverpool in the attacking third.

Cesc Fabregas 6 Nowadays he just seems to huff and puff without actually blowing the house down and it was the same tonight. Too many square passes, not enough individuality from him. He claims he now plays for the team and no more for himself where he thought he used to show off a bit but I feel he is a worse player for it.

Emmanuel Eboue 5 He is not a right winger and Wenger should stop playing him in that position as he was poor making no impact whatsoever.

Aliaksandr Hleb 5.5 He had a disappointing night and he has not really scaled the heights he showed at the beginning of the system.

Emmanuel Adebayor 5.5 He scored his side’s goal but apart from that he did not really do much. He must have the worst 1st touch of all the strikers playing for so called big clubs in the so called big leagues. He lets the ball get away from him far too much and that helps defenders.

Robin Van Persie 5 He was very disappointing and went off yet again with a thigh injury.

Substitutes

Theo Walcott 5.5 He did some good thing and some not so good things but personally I would have started him ahead of Adebayor.

Nicklas Bendtner 4 A poor performance from a poor player that thinks he is better than he actually is. Apart from stopping a goal bound effort from Fabregas he also gave the ball away far too cheaply.

Arsene Wenger 5 I am not sure why he chose to start with Toure at right back and not Eboue and he has not being able to cure Arsenal’s illness at the back as well as their inability to score when they are on top.

Liverpool

Beppe Reina 6 He made some good saves but was not unduly tested.

Jamie Carragher 6 He was more solid than spectacular.

Martin Skrtel 6 He was caught out on a couple of occasions and may be the weak link at the back.

Sámi Hyppia 6 He was not exposed by his lack of pace by the Arsenal team that tends to be too indirect.

Fabio Aurellio5.5 He was solid without really doing too much

Xavi Alonso 6 He covered more distance than any Liverpool midfielder but his quality was not really there as it has not been this season.

Steve Gerrard 6.5 He was not on the ball a lot but whenever he was he looked a threat.

Ryan Babel 5 He was not able to use his pace to good effect.

Javier Mascherano 6.5 He is not my favourite player as he has limited ability but what he does is to be extremely effective for his side and he snuffed out any danger he perceived coming.

Dirk Kuyt 6.5 He may not be eye catching when it comes to what he does with the ball but for a striker, he works so hard for his side and was very good tonight.

Fernando Torres 6 He always looked the most dangerous forward on show as his pace and ability always worried the Arsenal contingent.

Substitutes

Yossi Benayoun 5 He did not really affect the game in any way.

Lucas Leiva 5 He did not really do much either.

Andriy Voronin He came on too late to be rated

Rafa Benitez 6 He did what he always does trying to stifle the life out of every game and I for 1 as a lover of expansive football would not be too disappointed if his style does not lead to a lot of success. It is 1 thing to a tactical genius it is another to set your side up to capitalize on errors of your opponents instead of your own creativity.

In the other game Fenerbahce came from a goal down when Deivid put the ball into his own net to defeat Chelsea 2-1 with goals from former Bury, Brighton and Sheffield United player, Kazim Richards and a screamer from Deivid.

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