Oh well
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Returned £785.71.......so it goes on Man City to beat Everton at the Etihad, returns £1099.99
That then goes on Chelsea to beat Swansea at Stamford Bridge = £1299.99
That goes on Man Utd to beat Stoke at Brittania = £1949.99
That then goes on Chelsea to beat Swansea at Stamford Bridge = £1299.99
That goes on Man Utd to beat Stoke at Brittania = £1949.99
Returned £785.71.......so it goes on Man City to beat Everton at the Etihad, returns £1099.99
That then goes on Chelsea to beat Swansea at Stamford Bridge = £1299.99
That goes on Man Utd to beat Stoke at Brittania = £1949.99
That's some going if they all come in. I honestly thought that Liverpool would have struggled tonight, but by all accounts they should have been out of sight by half time. Just to let you know, City have a terrible recent record against Everton, whether that is just away or not, you would have to check though.
Returned £785.71.......so it goes on Man City to beat Everton at the Etihad, returns £1099.99
That then goes on Chelsea to beat Swansea at Stamford Bridge = £1299.99
That goes on Man Utd to beat Stoke at Brittania = £1949.99
Think you should go and put money on Blackburn to beat Newcastle at SJP, won their the last 5 times.
Man City should have enough to beat Everton I would imagine, this season Man City have strengthened whereas Everton have lost a few of their better players.
Brad - there is no chance I'd put money on Blackburn to beat anybody. Both of those teams are ridiculously inconsistent, no way of knowing who's going to win that. My money is going on games that I consider to be certs
