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Sorry, if I'm posting this in the wrong place, it seemed like the one. Anyone have any experience of Livetradingfootball.com? Was thinking of signing up for a month.

Not certain I'd agree with Chelsea's ambitions of a top six finish. I'm sure recently I read Hiddink or someone of importance saying the league was meaningless for them. Even a top six finish would be depressing for Chelsea, so hard to trust them, imo. As a Norwich fan however, I can say we will always go out of our way to shoot ourselves in the foot. No better illustration of that than at Leicester, keep it 0-0 for eighty-nine minutes, then allow one of their strikers a tap in from six yards.

I want to put quotes like the one from the Astana coach in a heart-shaped frame, and give them pride of place in my house.

I always find it interesting when you get Barcelona players and such saying they'd love Rooney at their club. Ibrahimovic the other week ws waxing lyrical about Rooney too. Guys who's opinion should be a lot more informed that the average fan, you'd think. For punting purposes, shouldn't affect tonight though.

In case anyone doesn't know, Croatia appointed a new manager, hasn't been in the job three weeks yet.

I agree with the comments backing Poland. They're the second best team in the group, more than just Lewandowski, and I think they'll get a result in Scotland, who have gone off the boil. Germany price is about right. They'll probably win, but as has been said, they don't need to. And if the game is still level with thirty minutes to go, I doubt either team will mind a draw. Quite like Serbia in Albania. We know of the hatred, and Serbia would love to stop them qualifying. As much as Albania are improving, Serbia can put a spanner in the works here. Serbia need to get a good coach in too. You look at that squad, and with someone decent in charge, they'd be a dark horse, imo.

I hope the thirteen people actually allowed to have a Bet Victor account make the most of it.

I wouldn't like goals, as it's the thing of the home side will take a 0-0. I'd be edging towards Sampdoria. You'd hope they'd want to set the record straight, and ordinarily, Sampdoria should be beating a side like this comfortably.

Vaduz are obviously from Liechtenstein, but play in the top Swiss league, which is about the same level as Denmark, possibly higher, though Brondby and Randers finished at the top of their league, whereas I believe Vaduz are one of the lesser sides. The team from San Marino did hit the post in the first leg, but still, disappointing. I need to see the goal, surely must be a set piece :) Brondby and Randers not running riot either. Randers 1-0 until the seventy-third and injury-time, and only the two for Brondby.

I think it can go both ways, MP. Sometimes a team outclasses a side in the first leg, it's a nap they'll stroll the second leg too. Nobody mentioning Vaduz, as well, scoring five but conceding to a team from San Marino. I took them at 1.70 BTTS No, but layed off, like I do with all these, it IS different from international football. So broke even there. Would have done my bollocks big time if they'd scored a second though :$

Thanks, Aidy and Paul. No, it was just one person, but it went through in the end. I would send a screenshot but it isn't doing it anymore.

According to WhoScored, both suspended players will be back for Peru.

Hi, Aidy, I get a message saying ''you are not authorized to post'' when I try to send a private message, is this a glitch?

Re: UEFA Euro 2016 Qualifiers > Saturday June 13th Be worth waiting to see the German team. I've seen a few predicted line-ups, none of which include Gotze, and some leave Schurrle out, their two best attackers. Kruse, who may be the main striker, was horrendous in the first match, and barely saw the ball. I don't buy in to the thing particularly of how much better a German ''B'' side should be against these as well. It's often difficult when you have your best side out, look at the first match, when Germany didn't have a proper effort on goal in an entire half.