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clubgowi free to view results 2006-2014 (correct to Nov 30th )
2006 stakes 991.5 returns 1154.81 ROI + 16.46%
2007 stakes 1,187.5 returns 1331.68 ROI + 12.14%
2008 stakes 482.5 returns 664.68 ROI + 37.37 %
2009 stakes 548.5 returns 642.43 ROI + 17.12%
2010 stakes 225.13 returns 259.59 ROI + 15.30 %
2011 stakes 162.25 returns 171.02 ROI + 5.41%
2012 stakes 267.75 returns 304.88 ROI +16.93%
2013 stakes 137.8 returns 169.16 ROI +22.76%
2014 stakes 170 returns 191.82 ROI +12.84%
Total : Stakes 4172.93 returns 4890.06 ROI + 17.18%
City are now old hands in the Premier League and after the rigors of an extensive cup campaign in 2012-13 and Europa League last year , where they had already played an extra nine games by this stage ,probably still feel like they are on holiday at present given the far less demanding schedule. We have seen them back to their best, with their high possession football, which puts high demands on opponents to stay with them and chase the ball.
This will be Rangers first midweek EPL fixture, boss Harry Redknapp has already criticised the fitness levels of his players this season, which is obviously his ultimate responsibility and not something to be addressed 8-10 games into a campaign. Anway, we spoke about his team and their improved form on Saturday .....
I favour Rangers today , they did us a favour in beating Aston Villa comfortably here at Loftus Road recently ..... On paper , the hosts are better than the league table and early season performances suggest, but have underperformed, however, they are coming off a very unlucky loss to Liverpool, where they were the better team for an hour and battled for 95 minutes and boss Harry Redknappp called it the best the R's had played during his time in charge and it galvanised the supporters and the atmosphere will be similarly lively this evening. Already five points from safety and facing Chelsea and Manchester Ciity next, failure to secure all three points tonight could see them quickly cast adrift at the foot of the table and this is a fantastic opportunity to kick start their season and build on their last performance. Joey Barton is still a massive loss for them, but is balanced out by Villa losing Fabian Delph who has been similarly influential for them , to long term injury.
They have subsequently lost narrowly away to Chelsea and Newcastle United where they conceded very late and drew 2-2 at home to Manchester City. The R's are obviously going to have to rely on their home form to keep them up and three points today could take them out of the drop zone, they meet City, Burnley, WBA and Crystal Palace here in West London before New year and I would argue that it is these four matches which are likely to ultimately decide their fate, they should be looking to win each of these and seven points is probably a minimum requirement. They have Joey Barton back in the squad now and are simply a better team when he plays, winning 6 of his last 12 EPL starts and we are talking about a relegated and regation haunted team. The hosts have scored twice in their last four home starts (Stoke, Liverpool, Villa and Manchester City) and it is hard to see them coming up short today in that department against a City team who have lost their last four away starts, conceding seven goals without reply.
They put a lot of effort into that and won 3-2 and I just wonder how much they will have left to give tonight, with one eye on a visit from Burnley on Saturday, in what is the archetypal relegation six pointer and how quickly focus might switch to that, if and when they fall behind. The Swans do not play until Sunday, which is a further advantage and this looks much easier than a trip to a resurgent West Ham United. 12 months ago, it was hard to see how Wilfried Bony might fit into the City team, but his direct style has been perfect and no EPL player, even Sergio Aguero has scored more top flight goals in 2014. He will surely fancy facing this Rangers backline which has kept just one cleansheet in 10 starts and conceded 15 in six away starts, two or more in five and who gave up two goals to what had been a toothless Foxes team just a couple of days ago.
We discussed the hosts ahead of their own game with Leicester City five weeks ago .....The Swans played some very nice football at the Britannia Stadium last week, especially in the first half and felt hard done by in losing all three points, boss Gary Monk has still not stopped talking about it and maybe the team can feed off the sense of "injustice" regardless of the rights or wrongs and personally, I feel Monk needs to look at what went his team's way before the break. Having said that, Swansea do keep putting themselves in good positions in games and if they can start holding on to leads ( dropped 8 points from winning positions already) could be genuine top 8 contenders. They rely heavily on Wilfried Bony up front, he has scored in his last two games, only the second and third games he has been fit enough to play 90 minutes and they are clearly stronger offensively when he plays and those six yard stats touched upon in the last week's preview should continue to improve with his greater input. Hosts get Jonjo Shelvey back from suspension and he and Gylfi Sigurdsson (only Fabregas has more assists this season) create a lot of chances and Bony and Dyer, who has built up a very good understanding with "Sigi", should get plenty of opportunities today against a Leicester side who are now finding their true level. The Foxes over achieved early, but only Sunderland, Burnley and Villa have had fewer attempts on target and teams have quickly got scouting reports and videos in on Leonardo Ulloa, who after scoring five in five, has not had a shot on target in his last three starts. At the other end of the pitch they are even worse, having given up the most attempts on goal, with only QPR allowing more on target.This looks a very good match up, especially in midfield, for Swansea who will be keen to claim all three points with games against Everton, Arsenal and Manchester City up next.
They won that comfortably and took four points from that tough three game sequence which followed and after "dropping" two points to Crystal Palace on Saturday, will want a maximum return today.
1.5 units Swansea City -1 ball 2.31 asian line/Sportmarket.
Only Chelsea +7 goals are stronger than Swansea (+6) through the opening 30 minutes of games, QPR have not scored an away EPL goal inside the first 60 minutes.
EPL:Leicester City- Liverpool
We have already spoken about the issues that one newly promoted team face and that goes equally for City, in terms of the quick turnaround hardly being in their favour and having given plenty in that loss to a direct relegation rival and ultimately coming up short. We discussed their form going into that game ( see above) and the only real difference is that they are at home and do not play again until Sunday, so cannot afford to do anything but give their all this evening and there is a chance that having hit the bottom of the table on Saturday, it will serve as a wake up call, if one were needed. Central midfielder Dean Hammond is missing once again, they are without a win in the five starts he has missed this season and won just 5 from 13 in his absence last season, in a season when they went up as champions. The visitors are struggling, but did score twice at Ludogorets last midweek to keep their Champions League hopes alive and found a late winner against Stoke at the weekend and are at least heading in the right direction. They need to continue to hang on in there until Daniel Sturridge returns and/or the transfer window opens.
Defensively they look a bit disorganised at times and have kept just one clean sheet in their last 10 Premier League away games and it is hard to see them doing so tonight, with City at last finding a goal and surely looking to gamble for the win. The visitors will probably need at least two goals to win this and possibly even to claim a point, a repeat of their 3-2 win at QPR is not impossible, they scored two late goals there and all ten goals in their last five wins have come after the 45th minute, seven after the 83rd and we could definite look for them to do likewise tonight, given that we would expect City to suffer more from the quick turnaround and that they are still trying to come to terms with the demands of the EPL.
This is a game I will be looking to play late "in running", but officially will opt for 1.5 units Liverpool to score "over" 1.5 goals 1.90 general quote.......market will be traded in play by many companies.
West Ham have scored all 12 road goals beween the 31st and 75th minute, none in the first 30 or last 15 and only one in the last 15 mins at home or away.
Palace have scored 4 of 8 home goals in the 15 mutes after the break and 3 of the other four in the last 15, Villa none home or away in the last 30, which is hard to believe. CP have conceded first in their last three home starts.
Lens have scored five of six away goals before the break and have lost all three away matches in which they have gone in level at HT.
This is quite interesting....Sheffield United have scored six of 11 home goals in the last 15 mins and MK Dons have scored a L2 high 25 goals after the break and are especially prolific ( 16-2 ....scored/conceded) through the first 30 SH mins, at their most vulnerable through the last 15.
Good Luck.
