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The first week of October has been all about money, mainly wasting it. No not an in depth look at Tottenham’s transfer policy or the latest bank bail outs, but Starbucks being accused of wasting 23.4 million litres of water by leaving their taps on. Starbucks have now changed their policy and switched these taps off, maybe a similar investigation should be done into the Spurs’ gushing defence in order to resolve their problems.
The Premiership takes a break this weekend and it’s back to the International World Cup fixtures. With two wins out of two for England, everything looks rosy for them…..until the next bad performance and the fans boo them again.
England v Kazakhstan
A nation expects an easy England win here, but the nation should know by now that it’s never easy when England play the ’smaller’ teams!!! There’s no doubt that the confidence will be back in the England team after the win against Croatia, but there seems to be very little point in backing them to win as they are priced at a measly 1.07 on Betfair to beat Kazakhstan.
Betting tip (loser): The England strikers are expected by the bookies to score goals at Wembley and that’s reflected in the way they’ve been priced. It might be best to go with either Lampard or Gerrard to get a goal from midfield. I’ll be backing Gerrard at odds of 2.46 on Betfair to score at anytime.
Scotland v Norway
After Scotland lost to Macedonia in their opening game, they managed to the 3 points against Iceland and they’ll be looking to follow up that victory with a win against Norway. Norway on the other hand have only played 1 game and only have 1 point. With Holland in their group it may be a case of which team can finish second after the Dutch.
Betting tip (loser): John Carew has be on great form for Aston Villa and hopefully he will be able to continue this for his country. Let’s back him at 3.46 to score at anytime, price can be found on Betfair.
UPDATE- Although there were alot of goals in the England match, unfortunately none were scored by Gerrard, making the first losing bet of the weekend. Well I should get some credit for this game, I did predict that there would be boos at Wembley, I’m sure Lampard will be relievedgutted that his Chelsea teammate Ashley Cole was booed! The Scotland match produced no goals, meaning we lost our second bet of the weekend, hopefully we’ll have better luck with the next round of games.
Belgium v Armenia
Bulgaria v Italy
Denmark v Malta
England v Kazakhstan
Estonia v Spain
Faroe Islands v Austria
Finland v Azerbaijan
Georgia v Cyprus
Germany v Russia
Greece v Moldova
Holland v Iceland
Hungary v Albania
Luxembourg v Israel
Poland v Czech Republic
Romania v France
San Marino v Slovakia
Scotland v Norway
Serbia v Lithuania
Slovenia v Northern Ireland
Sweden v Portugal
Switzerland v Latvia
Turkey v Bosnia-Herzegovina
Ukraine v Croatia
Wales v Liechtenstein
