Not much in the way of football today, but Southampton (1.6) are predicted to beat Brighton by 2 this afternoon.
Sunday, 15 November 2009
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2 comments:
How many times does a team with a new manager play out of there skins and go on to beat the favorites.Where Brighton 7/1 yesterday? Nice Blog by the way.
Mike
Gus Poyet has been appointed manager of Brighton and Hove Albion, a club with (not so) high ambitions it would seem.
Yes, I was thinking that myself! I should add a qualifier of excluding matches involving teams with new managers. Or at least not betting against them. Might be value in backing them actually.
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