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Premier League Betting Tips 17th/18th August By Liam Newman

Premier League Preview: 17^th August.

Hallelujah! No more Saturday afternoons spent staring blankly at a changing room curtain whilst the other half tries on a dress for the fourth time, the Premier League is back.

With three of the big four changing management, it promises to be a fascinating title race. Will Jose’s second coming bring the title back to Stamford Bridge? Will the Champions cope without Fergie time? Will the trophy room at The Emirates finally have a collection not exclusively made of dust?

Nobody can really say for sure but what is certain is that it’s going to be a cracking year and whilst the first day is always difficult to predict (so don’t go big) there are a couple of bets that interest me.

Team TVBet Both Teams To Score Saturday 17th August

Here members of our Facebook group have provided us with their best selections for their Goals Galore coupon this Saturday:

Reading v Watford 3.00pm
By Peter Te Rakau
Both teams to score odds – 4/7 BetVictor

Recently relegated Reading face an uphill battle this weekend as they take on a Watford team who look to be on a war path to the premiership already. This should be a highly entertaining match with Goals Galore to boot.

Reading have scored and conceded in both their 2 league games so far and will be pushing hard at home to score a couple here. Having held onto top striker from their Premier League campaign, Adam Le Fondre, and also players like Robson-Kanu and Pogbrebnyak, they look almost certain to score in most home games this year. Most of the team have stayed together from last year and will be absolutely itching to score some goals and get back to the EPL next year.

Premier League 2012/13 – A Few Irreverent Thoughts And Some Quality Betting Specials

Aug 13, 2013
SuperAdmin
Sport on TV

The start of the 2013/14 Premier League season is now within spitting distance. Good times. I am excited, but I’m also concerned about a couple of things…

Will BT Sport and Sky Sports be fit to broadcast?

One of my concerns is whether BT Sport and Sky Sports will actually be fit to broadcast in time for the opening day of the season proper, August 17.

Plenty of dust needs to settle first. Indeed, so busy are BT Sport and Sky Sports, part of BSkyB, slugging it out for consumer attention – with marketing hyperbole being frivolously splattered across billboards here, there and everywhere – that they may actually lose sight of their primary purpose: broadcasting.

Tottenham Hotspur Latest Transfer News On Gareth Bale

Aug 13, 2013
SuperAdmin
Sport on TV

There are plenty of transfer rumours surrounding Tottenham’s star striker Gareth Bale, but the first problem Real Madrid has is that spurs have placed a ridiculous price tag on Bale of £105 million pounds. Real Madrid’s Coach Carlo Ancelotti spoke with the club president Florentino Pérez and announced that he will not be considering Bale in his plans this season.

After Real Madrid’s last game against Inter Milan Carlo Ancelotti said “Why talk about Bale when Jesé Rodríguez and Alvaro Morata have both played so well. They are young but incredibly talented.”

Both Teams to Score with Betfair

Aug 12, 2013
SuperAdmin
Promotions

With the new football season now underway lots of good offers are re-surfacing from bookmakers like the ‘both teams to score’ deal at Betfair. To take part in both teams to score at Betfair you first need to ‘opt in’…

World Athletics Championships – Merritt Value To Beat Oliver 110 Metre Hurdles

Looking ahead to day three of the World Athletics Championships in Moscow on Monday, one of the six gold medals that will be handed out will include the men’s 110m hurdles, and it promises to be a truly cracking final.

Olympic gold medallist Aries Merritt, defending champion Jason Richardson and David Oliver, who has been the season’s leading light in this discipline, all won their respective heats in good style on Sunday morning.

Richardson may struggle to retain his crown this year – bookies certainly believe so, he’s a top-priced 25/1 at the time of writing – but unless Frenchman Thomas Martinot-Lagarde can pull something special out of the bag, the 27-year-old should qualify along with fellow American Merritt from the first semi-final on Monday.