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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Benin provisional 26-player squad (3 must go): Goalkeepers: Valere Amoussou (Mogas 90), Rachad Chitou (Wikki Tourists, Nigeria), Yoann Djidonou (Red Star Saint Ouen, France) Defenders: Abdul Adenon (ASEC Abidjan, Ivory Coast), Anicet Adjamossi (Creteil, France), Damien Chrystosome (Casale, Italy), Mathieu Edjekpan (Mesagne, Italy), Alain Gaspoz (FC Bagnes, Switzerland), Noel Seka (FC Fyn, Denmark), Bio Ai Traore (Pantheres Djougou), Safradine Traore (Buffles Borgou) Midfielders: Jocelyn Ahoueya (FC Sion, Switzerland), Romauld Boco (Accrington Stanley, England), Djiman Koukou (Soleil FC), Mouri Ogunbiyi (Etoile Sahel,Tunisia), Jonas Oketola (unattached), Oscar Olou (FC Rouen. France), Stephane Sessegnon (Le Mans, France), Sosthene Soglo (Energie FC), Seidath Tchomogo (East Riffa, Bahrain) Forwards: Wisdom Aka (MSK Zilina, Slovakia), Abou Maiga (Creteil, France), Wassiou Oladipikpo (JS Kabylie, Algeria), Razak Omotoyossi (Helsingborg, Sweden), Abdoulaye Ouzerou (Buffles Borgou), Oumar Tchomogo (Portimonense, Portugal).
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Cameroon squad: Goalkeepers: Kameni Idriss Carlos (Espanyol, Spain), Hamidou Souleymanou (Denizlispor, Turkey), Janvier Mbarga (Canon Sportif) Defenders: Rigobert Song (Galatasaray, Turkey), Andre Bikey (Reading, England), Timothee Atouba (Hamburg, Germany), Bill Tchato (Qatar Sport, Qatar), Benoit Angbwa (Saturn, Russia), Gilles Augustin Binya (Benfica, Portugal) Midfielders: Geremi (Newcastle United, England), Alexandre Song (Arsenal, England), Achille Emana (Toulouse, France), Jean Joel Epalle (Vfl Bochum, Germany), Jean Makoun (Lille, France), Landry Nguemo (Nancy, France), Modeste Mbami (Olympique Marseille, France), Paul Tchamba Essola (Arsenal Kiev, Ukraine), Stephane Mbia Etoundi (Stade Rennes, France), Alain Nkong (Atlente, Mexico) Forwards: Samuel Eto'o (Barcelona, Spain), Bertin Tomou (Excelsior Mouscron, Belgium), Mohamadou Idrissou (MSV Duisburg, Germany), Joseph Desire Job (Nice, France)
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Tunisia squad: Goalkeepers: Hamdi Kasroui (Esperance), Adel Nefzi (Club Africain), Aymen Mathlouthi (Etoile du Sahel) Defenders: Wissam Abdi (Zamalek, Egypt), Sabeur Ben Frej (Etoile du Sahel), Karim Haggui (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany), Yassine Mikari (Grasshopper Club, Switzerland), Seif Ghezal, Mehdi Meriah, Radhouane Felhi (all Etoile du Sahel), Radhi Jaidi (Birmingham City, England), Wissem Bekri (Esperance) Midfielders: Chaouki Ben Saada (Bastia, France), Jawhar M'Nari (Nürnberg, Germany), Mehdi Nafti (Birmingham City, England), Kamel Zaiem (Esperance), Chaker Zouaghi (Lokomotiv Moscow, Russia), Majdi Traoui (Etoile du Sahel) Strikers: Yassine Chikhaoui (FC Zürich, Switzerland), Silva Dos Santos (Toulouse, France), Issam Jemaa (Caen, France), Mohamed Amine Chermiti, Mehdi Ben Dhifallah (both Etoile du Sahel)
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Senegal squad: Goalkeepers: Tony Sylva (Lille), Bouna Coundoul (Colorado Rapids), Cheikh Tidiane Ndiaye (Creteil) Defenders: Habib Beye (Newcastle United), Ibrahima Faye (Troyes), Guirane Ndaw (Sochaux), Abdoulaye Diagne Faye (Newcastle United), Ibrahima Sonko (Reading), Mohamed Adama Sarr (Standard Liege), Souleymane Diawara (Girondins Bordeaux), Lamine Diatta (no team) Midfielders: Bayal Sall (St-Etienne), Pape Bouba Diop (Portsmouth), Ousmane Ndoye (Academica Coimbra), Malick Ba (Basel), Pape Waio Ndiaye (Genoa), Babacar Gueye (Metz), Diomansy Kamara (Fulham), Frederic Mendy (Bastia) Strikers: El Hadji Diouf (Bolton Wanderers), Mamadou Niang (Olympique Marseille), Henri Camara (West Ham United), Modou Sougou (Uniao Leiria).
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright A list of players from the Premiership who will play at the African Cup of Nations (total of 35) - according to Eurosport: Arsenal - Kolo Toure (Ivory Coast), Emmanuel Eboue (Ivory Coast), Alex Song (Cameroon) Birmingham - Richard Kingson (Ghana), Mehdi Nafti (Tunisia), Radhi Jaidi (Tunisia) Blackburn - Aaron Mokoena (South Africa) Bolton - El-Hadji Diouf (Senegal), Abdoulaye Meite (Ivory Coast) Chelsea - Michael Essien (Ghana), Didier Drogba (Ivory Coast), Salomon Kalou (Ivory Coast), John Obi Mikel (Nigeria) Everton - Joseph Yobo (Nigeria), Ayegbeni Yakubu (Nigeria), Steven Pienaar (South Africa) Fulham - Diomansy Kamara (Senegal) Liverpool - Mohamed Sissoko (Mali), ? Nabil El-Zhar (Morocco) ? Manchester United - new signing Manuco Goncalves (Angola) Middlesbrough - Mohammed Shawky (Egypt), Newcastle - Geremi (Cameroon), Obafemi Martins (Nigeria), Habib Beye (Senegal), Abdoulaye Faye (both Senegal) Portsmouth - John Utaka (Nigeria), Sulley Muntari (Ghana), Bouba Papa Diop (Senegal), Nwankwo Kanu (Nigeria) Reading - Emerse Fae (Ivory Coast), Andre Bikey (Cameroon), Ibrahima Sonko (Senegal) Sunderland - Dickson Etuhu (Nigeria) Tottenham - Didier Zokora (Ivory Coast) West Ham - John Pantsil (Ghana), Henri Camara (Senegal) No players involved for Manchester City, Aston Villa, Wigan and Derby.
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Ghana squad: Goalkeepers: Richard Kingson (Birmingham City, England), Sammy Adjei (Ashdod, Israel), Fatau Dauda (Ashantigold, Ghana) Defenders: John Paintsil (West Ham, England), Nana Kwasi Asare (FC Mechelon, Belgium), John Mensah (Rennes, France), Alhassan Illiasu (FC Saturn, Russia), Hans Adu Sarpei (Bayer Leverkusen, Germany), Harrison Afful (Asante Kotoko, Ghana), Eric Addo (PSV Eindhoven, Holland), Ahmed Barruso (AS Roma, Italy) Midfielders: Anthony Annan (I.K. Start, Norway), Michael Essien (Chelsea, England), Bernard Kumordzi (Panionios FC, Greece), Laryea Kingston (Hearts, Scotland), Haminu Draman (Locomotiv Moscow, Russia), Sulley Muntari (Portsmouth, England), Andre Ayew (Olympique Marseille, France) Strikers: Asamoah Gyan (Udinese, Italy), Baffuor Gyan (FC Saturn, Russia), Junior Agogo (Nottingham Forest, England), Quincy Owusu-Abeyie (Celta Vigo, Spain), Kwadwo Asamoah (Liberty Professionals, Ghana)
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Guinea's squad: Goalkeepers: Kemoko Camara (unattached), Naby Diarso (Satellite FC), Naby Yattara (RACS Couillet, Belgium); Defenders: Dianbobo Balde (Celtic), Habib Jean Balde (Reims), Alseny Camara (Rodez), Ibrahima Camara (Le Mans), Kevin Constant (Toulouse), Mohamed Alimou Diallo (Sivasspor), Daouda Jabi (Trabzonspor), Oumar Kalabane (Manisaspor), Kamil Zayatte (Young Boys Berne); Midfielders: Mohamed Cisse (Bursaspor), Pascal Feindouno (St Etienne), Samuel Johnson (Ismaili), Mohamed Sacko (Etoile Sahel), Naby Soumah (CS Sfaxien), Kanfory Sylla (Sivasspor); Strikers: Ismael Bangoura (Dynamo Kiev), Karamoko Cisse (Verona), Victor Correa (Cherbourg), Fode Mansare (Toulouse), Souleymane Youla (Lille).
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Mali's squad (from Eurosport), including Momo Sissoko (Liverpool) and Mamady Sidibe (Stoke City): Goalkeepers: Soumbeyla Diakite (Stade Malien), Mahamadou Sidibe (PAS Giannina, Greece), Oumar Sissoko (Metz); Defenders: Adama Coulibaly (Lens), Moussa Coulibaly (Mouloudia Alger), Souleymane Diamoutene (Lecce), Cedric Kante (Nice), Boubacar Sidiki Kone (Maghreb Fes), Amadou Sidibe (Djoliba), Adama Tamboura (Helsingborg), Sammy Traore (Auxerre); Midfielders: Souleymane Dembele (Djoliba), Drissa Diakite (Nice), Mahamadou Diarra (Real Madrid), Seydou Keita (Sevilla), Djibril Sidibe (Chateauroux), Momo Sissoko (Liverpool), Bassala Toure (Levadiakos, Greece); Forwards: Mamadou Diallo (Qatar SC), Mahamadou Dissa (Roeselare, Belgium), Frederic Kanoute (Sevilla), Mamady Sidibe (Stoke City), Dramane Traore (Lokomotiv Moscow).
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Re: UEFA CUP Wed 19th and Thurs 20th Dec
But of course - having a sponsor like Bwin is an organized crime in itself :pukeMilan are 2-0 down to Catania in the Cup at home.. Is that Organised crime?... -
Re: UEFA CUP Wed 19th and Thurs 20th Dec
and some not-so-poor clubs like these in Italy ;)it's the poor clubs, especially from East/Central Europe, the Balkans being notorious, in Poland we have a bit of that too ;) and Russia... -
Re: Champions League Wed 12th Dec
Hmm, I read in a Russian forum that CSKA travelled with 16 players: Akinfeev, A. Berezutski, Ignashevich, Grigoriev, Raitinho, Shemberas, Aldonin, Djaner, Jirkov,Ramon, Ianchik plus Odia, Mamaev and Taranov as well two reserve goalies Pomazan and Mandrikin.Fenerbahce - CSKA special bet players out/in: under [email protected] CSKA arrived with only 13 players, without: Dudu and Rahimic -suspended and Vagner Love, Jo, Krasic and Carvalho injured, and 2 goalkeepres among 13 players and i put money on two special bets: under [email protected] players out/in and Fenerbahce over CSKA players out/in :wink: GL -
Re: Champions League Tue 11th
:welcome to PL! From my point of view, if you believe that the Reds will perform well, the value is in the away win , not in +0.5. Because the draw is probably no good for Liverpool and they will push for a win at the end, opening space for French counters. Not saying that a draw is not possible but I can't see value in +0.5 for Liverpool.10/10 Liverpool +0.5 @ 1.35 Liverpool have always preformed well under pressure in the Champions league. And i think the very worst case senario here would be a draw for the reds. -
Re: Euro 2008 Qualifiers - Weds 21st Nov
Croatia and England should finish all square' date=' and the Difference here is, England will feel they have had a bad qualifying campaign whilst Croatia are over the moon with theirs.[/quote'] If Croatia and England finish all square, I don't think the feelings in Croatia and England will be too different. Croatians are used to competing successfully against the best teams so they did expect to qualify, I believe. So why they should be all over the moon? Because they won at home against England - they expected it, just ask them about their proud home record. Because they won away in Israel? Yep, it's a good result. Because they got a draw in Russia? Another good result... but not "all over the moon". Actually, if I were English, I would have felt disappointed but not with the campaign - more with the coach. But I would have been all over the moon with the win of Israel over Russia ;) And I don't believe Croatia lacks motivation for this match. The opponent is their motivation. And perhaps it's a but too early to think about injuries... I still haven't decided whether to bet on this match, but if I do - it will not be on the home win. Not saying England can't win, but no value in the odds. -
Re: Internationals Bets - 21st Nov Under 21 - Ireland v Bulgaria Bulgaria -0 AH Ireland are bottom of the group, Bulgaria right above them but have played better in recent matches. Plus Bulgarian coach says we play better away.
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Re: Euro 2008 Qualifiers Sat 17th Nov
Football is not the same anymore - English teams are not owned by Brits anymore; Bwin is sponsoring teams like Milan and Real; this Kia guy owns players like Tevez... Not saying that internationals are fixed but the game has definitely changed.If we're talking about last week of Seria A, Russian Premier League or Bulgarian League etc... I agree matches are shall we say "arranged". However this is an international match of great magnitude, the eyes of the world are on it and it cannot possibly be fixed, because if it was, football would never be the same again and turmoil would begin of the highest order. -
Re: Sweden, last day of Allsvenskan, 28/10 Thank you G:G :clap:clap:clap
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Re: Champions League 23rd/24th October My main bet for today is based on Barca not to win. Barca is a strong team of course but they should not be too disappointed with a draw in Glasgow as they already have two wins. Rangers are in good form and they should have a good chance for a point or even for a victory. So I will bet on the draw and take a saver on the home win.
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Re: Danish lowerleagues 20-21 October Too many draws for Næstved at home and for Herfolge away so I bet on the draw plus a saver on the away win. Good luck!
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Re: Euro 2008 Qualifiers (Oct 17)
Agree with the picks. As a matter of fact, I am still contemplating exactly the same bets and I might go for them in a couple of hours. One question though: why do you think Martin Petrov is "clearly out of any form"? He scored two goals for Man City on 29 September and then had a good match on 07 October against Middlesbrough... And he's always motivated when playing for Bulgaria.Match: Albania - Bulgaria Pick: Lay Bulgaria @ 1.83 @betfair Pick: Under 2.5 @ 1.84 @betfair All the things Otto says are pure crap. Every game is important especially in front of their own crowd. Otto is not the person that don't care about games. Albania is no Luxemburg. We already draw it them in Sofia. On the other side Bulgaria team is more crap than ever. Berbatov is out of form, Martin just got back from injury and clearly out of any form. Penev calling some players from exotic leagues and countries no one has ever heard of instead of using players from Bulgarian championship. I really hate to see everything happening to Bulgarian football in the recent years. I am laying all Bulgarian teams in all competitions and I am making really good profit. :puke -
Re: Euro 2008 Qualifiers (Oct 17) Otto Barich loves to play such games so you shouldn't listen to him at all. And he puts the pressure on Bulgaria indeed. Not that it's a real pressure because it's hard to see Bulgaria qualifying from this group.
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Re: Spartak Nalchik vs Spartak Moscow This is a very important match for many people - for Spartak Moscow (if they win they will joint Zenith at the top of the table with 4 rounds remaining), for Zenith and FC Moscow (fighting for the title) and also for Nalchik. In another forum I read the following results of Nalchik at home this season: 22.04.2007 Nalchik - Loko Moscow 0:0 12.05.2007 Nalchik - FC Moscow 1:0 05.08.2007 Nalchik - CSKA Moscow М 1:1 26.08.2007 Nalchik - Dynamo Moscow 4:1 Nalchik is probably not a strong team but they seem to play pretty well against Moscow teams. On top of that there are rumours that Nalchik is on friendly terms with bwin, the match is available for live betting so you never know what and who will influence the final result. I have taken Draw at Half Time with small stakes but generally it's not a match that I'd like to bet on.
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Re: Slovenia 29th/30th sep Amazing comebacks for Drava :nana and Domzale!
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Re: Bulgarian APFG (28-30 September) I definitely agree that there's no value on Litex, even though their coach says that the local league is their priority now and they must win today. A low scoring draw is the most probable result but 1:0 or 0:1 is also likely.
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Re: Bandy, Champions Cup, 20 - 21/9 Oh, finally! Bandy is back :cheers
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Re: African Nations Cup 2008 - Outright Ivory Coast squad: Goalkeepers: Boubacar Barry (Lokeren, Belgium), Tiasse Kone (Africa Sports), Stephan Loboue (SpVgg Greuther Furth, Germany). Defenders: Arthur Boka (VfB Stuttgart, Germany), Constant Djakpa (Pandurii Targu Jiu, Romania), Emmanuel Eboue (Arsenal, England), Steve Gohouri (Borussia Moenchengladbach, Germany), Abdoulaye Meite (Bolton Wanderers, England), Kolo Toure (Arsenal, England), Marc Zoro (Benfica, Portugal). Midfielders: Emerse Fae (Reading, England), Christian Koffi Ndri (Le Mans, France), Siaka Tiene (St Etienne, France), Gneri Yaya Toure (Barcelona, Spain), Didier Zokora (Tottenham Hotspur, England). Forwards: Aruna Dindane (Racing Lens, France), Didier Drogba, Salomon Kalou (both Chelsea, England), Abdelkader Keita (Olympique Lyon, France), Arouna Kone (Sevilla, Spain), Bakary Kone (Nice, France), Gervais Yao Kouassi (Le Mans, France), Boubacar Sanogo (Werder Bremen, Germany).