Wednesday, 20 August 2014

Today's Bets

Not a great deal I fancy today after winning 2 out of 2 yesterday, but I'm going to put a few eggs in one basket in the match between Stjarnan and Inter. It's no secret that the Iceland side are over the moon to be here, after wins over Motherwell and Lech. The truth is however, that they took a bit of a bombardment against Lech, and I suspect that this could be the game that Inter fancy for a little bit of a blitz job. Several markets appeal to me, the -1.5, the over 2.5 and the corners. I think I'll take all three, in the hope that Inter will simply have too much class for them. Betfred give the overs 2.5 market as 1.73. I'm also going with the donkey Kevin Anderson once again. Yes I've been stung a whole bunch on the idiot, but I simply don't like Querrey either. Anderson is 1.70 on the exchange.

Inter -1.5, 1.65.
Over 2.5 goals, 1.73.
Match corners over 10.5, 1.83. 
Kevin Anderson, 1.70. 

Tuesday, 19 August 2014

Today's bets

Cardiff host Wigan tonight, and Cardiff DNB 1.68 looks a decent shout. Cardiff have had a decent start to the season, whilst Wigan have had an uneven start to the campaign and in pre-season. Cardiff also look in the goal scoring mood, so you'd think they would at least get a goal if not two tonight.

Jerzy Janowicz can be a frustrating player, He lost quite tragically to Benneteau, but hopefully that was his one shocker of the month. He came back stronger against Berlocq, and I'm combining this recent better form with Sousa's inability to beat anyone above his station. -2.5 games Janowivz 1.73 is my suggestion.

Cardiff DNB, 1.68.
Jerzy Janowicz -2.5, 1.73.

Saturday, 9 August 2014

Palestine Israel Whose Land Is It, Really

http://www.ucg.org/news-and-prophecy/palestine-israel-whose-land-it-really/

Wednesday, 14 May 2014

Mum left paralysed after childbirth receives customised car git

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/article-2627904/Mum-left-paralysed-childbirth-thanks-anonymous-good-samaritan-left-custom-fitted-car-lawn.html?ITO=1490&ns_mchannel=rss&ns_campaign=1490

Tuesday, 6 May 2014