UK Football Leagues ~ October 20th & 21st

[Aidymac]

Odds with Bet365

 

[Aidymac]

Championship Ratings ~ Top Rated Reading

20/10/2015	Bolton	40.25	41.00 - 48.50	42.75	Birmingham	-2.50
20/10/2015	Brighton	42.75	57.00 - 42.50	35.25	Bristol City	+7.50
20/10/2015	Cardiff	38.25	39.00 - 32.00	35.50	Middlesbrough	+2.75
20/10/2015	Charlton	44.00	41.50 - 32.50	26.00	Preston	+18.00
20/10/2015	Huddersfield	33.75	43.00 - 25.00	20.75	Milton Keynes Dons	+13.00
20/10/2015	Hull	36.50	37.50 - 30.50	25.75	Ipswich	+10.75
20/10/2015	Nottm Forest	44.25	55.00 - 35.50	31.50	Burnley	+12.75
20/10/2015	QPR	40.50	50.00 - 37.50	31.75	Sheffield Weds	+8.75
20/10/2015	Rotherham	26.75	34.00 - 47.50	50.25	Reading	-23.50
21/10/2015	Blackburn	45.50	54.00 - 38.00	42.75	Derby	+2.75
21/10/2015	Fulham	39.25	31.00 - 38.50	35.50	Leeds	+3.75
21/10/2015	Wolves	37.50	35.50 - 29.50	27.50	Brentford	+10.00

 

League One Ratings ~ Top Rated Sheffield United

20/10/2015	Barnsley	38.50	42.00 - 33.00	53.50	Walsall	-15.00
20/10/2015	Blackpool	31.00	42.50 - 42.00	54.75	Millwall	-23.75
20/10/2015	Bradford	22.00	20.50 - 43.00	37.25	Bury	-15.25
20/10/2015	Burton	30.50	30.00 - 32.00	25.00	Crewe	+5.50
20/10/2015	Chesterfield	22.75	20.50 - 18.00	26.75	Southend	-4.00
20/10/2015	Colchester	35.75	40.00 - 35.00	27.00	Port Vale	+8.75
20/10/2015	Gillingham	44.75	47.00 - 57.00	42.50	Scunthorpe	+2.25
20/10/2015	Peterboro	47.75	50.50 - 44.50	46.25	Wigan	+1.50
20/10/2015	Rochdale	35.00	27.50 - 48.50	33.50	Coventry	+1.50
20/10/2015	Sheffield Utd	43.00	48.50 - 13.00	17.00	Fleetwood Town	+26.00
20/10/2015	Shrewsbury	38.00	50.50 - 24.00	19.00	Doncaster	+19.00
20/10/2015	Swindon	17.50	20.50 - 32.00	28.50	Oldham	-11.00

 

League Two Ratings ~ Top Rated Mansfield

20/10/2015	Accrington	38.00	37.00 - 32.00	38.00	AFC Wimbledon	0.00
20/10/2015	Bristol Rvs	27.25	10.50 - 24.50	29.25	Notts County	-2.00
20/10/2015	Hartlepool	28.75	24.00 - 20.00	37.00	Barnet	-8.25
20/10/2015	Luton	25.75	37.00 - 49.00	43.25	Leyton Orient	-17.50
20/10/2015	Morecambe	33.00	31.50 - 40.00	26.00	Crawley Town	+7.00
20/10/2015	Northampton	24.50	27.50 - 32.50	37.75	Carlisle	-13.25
20/10/2015	Oxford	38.50	31.50 - 41.00	37.25	Plymouth	+1.25
20/10/2015	Portsmouth	32.50	30.50 - 27.00	30.75	Stevenage	+1.75
20/10/2015	Wycombe	27.25	27.00 - 20.50	28.50	Newport County	-1.25
20/10/2015	Yeovil	20.25	22.00 - 66.50	47.75	Mansfield	-27.50
20/10/2015	York	22.75	25.50 - 27.00	34.25	Dag and Red	-11.50
21/10/2015	Exeter	35.00	29.00 - 31.50	26.75	Cambridge	+8.25

[Kenton Schweppes]

The best price that stands out tonight is Bury at a whopping 11/4 with various bookies, given Bury's away record and Bradford's dire home record, that seems very generous to me. Bury have hit the buffers of late, drawing their last two games 2-2 and 0-0 both at home though, the 2-2 draw they were 2-0 up too. Bury haven't lost away since January 2015 and are a surprise package this season, coupled with Bradford's poor home record I think they are worth taking tonight, it'll be interesting to see if their away form holds up tonight.

Two other away teams that stand out tonight price wise and form wise are Reading 21/20 and Birmingham City 2/1 , both are playing strugglers in the shape of Rotherham and Bolton respectively. Both Reading's and Birmingham's away record stand up to scrutiny, Birmingham's only defeat on the road was at Villa in the Carling Cup and have recorded wins at Leeds, Brentford, MK Dons and creditable draws at Burnley and Ipswich, showing they are more than capable of taking care of strugglers on the road. Reading also have been successful on the road, in fact they have won their last 4 away games and only suffered one defeat on the road in all comps, a 2-1 defeat on the opening day at Birmingham, an impressive 2-1 win up at Burnley last time out and a tonight against a weak looking Rotherham I think they are more than capable of winning this one.

[alesandrodelpiero]

What do you think about Swindon - Oldham ? I read about Swindon's problems. There are many injuries players on Swindon side . It's true ? 

[alesandrodelpiero]

Morecambe is a team who score many goals. Their forward's are in very good shape. 

[clubgowi]

England Championship Rotherham - Reading

Neil Redfearn has a big task to try and keep the Millers in the Championship, I saw his debut as boss at the weekend , a 2-1 feat at Griffin Park to the mighty Bees and on this occasion the league table doesn't lie and they are the weakest tean I have seen in the second tier this season and by quite some way. Previous bos Steve Evans has always had a revolving door policy of players at the club and another huge number of summer signings means a lack of cohesion (second fewest competed passes in the division) and no real planning, bringing in 15-16 players every off season is so very hit and miss and whilst it worked in L2 and L1, it didn't last season in the Championship and United were fortunate to survive, Evans said he would do things differently this time round, but like a teenager addicted to Ebay, he could not resist the lure and was busy oiling those revolving doors almost as soon as the 2014-15 campiagn ended !

 So a lot of work for Redfearn to do and what he could really do with is some time and the matches are coming too thick and fast for that, he could also do without a lengthy injury list, which has meant he had to dip into the loan market yesterday and bring yet another player into the club and on top of everything else, the Millers have their biggest game of the season in three days time, when huge local rivals Sheffield Wednesday, who one United fan told me on Saturday that "they are the only club we really hate", visit the New York Stadium for a televised fixture. As a born and bred Yorkshireman, Redfearn will know all about that and as a club, United will have one eye on that fixture.

Latest injury for them came to left back Joe Mattock who left the field late on Saturday, he was one of their more impressive defenders and although the Millers have been conceding at the rate of almost two per game, they have given up "just" 1.25 pg in the eight he has started, 3.67 in the three he has sat out. Reading are strong on the flanks, tight defensively (no team has conceded fewer goals) and will almost certainly stay in the automatic promotion places with all three points. Steve Clarke has used the off season well and has got the Royals so much better organised this season and can use his bigger and much less injury hit squad to good advantage in this quick turnaround.

Reading -0.75 ball 2.28 asian line/Sportmarket.

 

[neilovan]

For me the bet of the night is Brighton v Bristol City

 

Brighton undefeated all season, coming off an excellent away win at leeds.

They have won 4 of 5 home games, drawing the other.

Odds of 1.95 for the home win look excellent

[Kenton Schweppes]

Swindon have just sacked their manager at the weekend and Oldham don't look great either. If you had to push me I'd say home win but if you wanted my honest opinion, I'd avoid this fixture.

Morecambe on the other hand, I like the look of for an outright win tonight, although I'm not sure Crawley are as bad as their league position suggests. On the goal front with Morecambe, they concede a shed load and score shed loads. In fact, in their last 5 games, there has been an eye watering 24 goals!! Deffo over 2.5/3.5 goals is worth consideration.