Karagounis is BACK! Good afternoon all. Lets get first the 'obvious' stuff out of the way.
Mr Karagounis is back to the National Team of Greece, but this time he is an appointed coach taking place next to the manager Claudio Ranieri.
I would like to wish best of luck in his new role although is a bit 'risky'
without any coaching experience. It is not clearly yet what duties will be
assigned to him but one thing I have for sure is that he will take over the
set pieces and referee 'penalty deceiving' training. Who ever Greece is facing next game, I am backing Greece to score first with a penalty! (No offence Mr Karagounis)
Moving on today's games, I pick up 3 matches starting with one of my favourite leagues which is the Welsh Premier.
Connahs Quay v Bangor City. Although both teams are at the last two places of the league, it is still too early days to judge. I think it will be an open game and the Over 2.5 goals market at Betfair.com Exchange is available at an awesome price at 1.74 at the moment. (First comes first gets the bet matched)
Aberystwyth v Bala Town. This game 'puzzles' me a lot but I will keep it simple. My spies in Wales informed me that the recent Cup game between these teams was 'tough' and fairly ended 0-0. The bookies favour the Over 2.5 goals today but I will go against. Both teams are in good form but the Under 2.5 goals scream to me with odds 2.55 at the moment at Betfair.com Exchange
Sandnes Ulf v Valerenga. Moving North to Norway, the ''killers'' hosts are called to give answers today! I call them ''killers'' because if you check their latest results you will agree that they are so variable, shocking and as a result they have ''killed'' many punters. The have never won against Valerenga in their entire history, they are at the bottom of the league and yet the bookies are so generously offer the price of the away win up to 2.20! Now, why is that? Over 2.5 goals and Both teams to score is my tip for this game and let the best team win!
Best of luck in whatever you bet on today and never invest more money than you can afford to lose.
Mr Karagounis is back to the National Team of Greece, but this time he is an appointed coach taking place next to the manager Claudio Ranieri.
I would like to wish best of luck in his new role although is a bit 'risky'
without any coaching experience. It is not clearly yet what duties will be
assigned to him but one thing I have for sure is that he will take over the
set pieces and referee 'penalty deceiving' training. Who ever Greece is facing next game, I am backing Greece to score first with a penalty! (No offence Mr Karagounis)
Moving on today's games, I pick up 3 matches starting with one of my favourite leagues which is the Welsh Premier.
Connahs Quay v Bangor City. Although both teams are at the last two places of the league, it is still too early days to judge. I think it will be an open game and the Over 2.5 goals market at Betfair.com Exchange is available at an awesome price at 1.74 at the moment. (First comes first gets the bet matched)
Aberystwyth v Bala Town. This game 'puzzles' me a lot but I will keep it simple. My spies in Wales informed me that the recent Cup game between these teams was 'tough' and fairly ended 0-0. The bookies favour the Over 2.5 goals today but I will go against. Both teams are in good form but the Under 2.5 goals scream to me with odds 2.55 at the moment at Betfair.com Exchange
Sandnes Ulf v Valerenga. Moving North to Norway, the ''killers'' hosts are called to give answers today! I call them ''killers'' because if you check their latest results you will agree that they are so variable, shocking and as a result they have ''killed'' many punters. The have never won against Valerenga in their entire history, they are at the bottom of the league and yet the bookies are so generously offer the price of the away win up to 2.20! Now, why is that? Over 2.5 goals and Both teams to score is my tip for this game and let the best team win!
Best of luck in whatever you bet on today and never invest more money than you can afford to lose.
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