I wouldn't like to back Liverpool, I also wouldn't like to bet against them either though. From a personal point of view, completely not trading related, In the back of my mind looms the question, what exactly do Liverpool have to play for and how fit are they after celebrating the league, on the other hand, City are going to want to prove something that means nothing, other than they won't be walked over by the Champions. It'll be an interesting game, but one I personally couldn't pick sides with.Trader Pat wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 5:29 pmLiverpool priced at 4.00, City now odds on
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Liverpool have been partying since last Thursday?Trader Pat wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 5:29 pmLiverpool priced at 4.00, City now odds on
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The current odds are pretty similiar to the corresponding fixture last season but I thought a 20 odd point gap would have shortened Liverpool's odds a little.
City have 2 other competitions to worry about, Liverpool are done partying for now and will want to break City's points record. You can make cases for and against both but as James says he wouldnt back either of them and neither will I, toss of a coin for me but Liverpool a little big imo.
City have 2 other competitions to worry about, Liverpool are done partying for now and will want to break City's points record. You can make cases for and against both but as James says he wouldnt back either of them and neither will I, toss of a coin for me but Liverpool a little big imo.
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Did someone slip me LSD, or is this real life? Where a goal gets disallowed because some gets tripped up and then has the ball whacked against the very top of his arm from two inches away?
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Liverpool currently 1.41 to lay for Villa on Sunday, can see that getting bigger.
Salah, Fabinho, Robertson, Henderson all played 90 minutes. Mane 85.
I've had a little lay, Liverpool to start nearer 1.60 on Sunday if Klopp rests 2-3 of those.
Salah, Fabinho, Robertson, Henderson all played 90 minutes. Mane 85.
I've had a little lay, Liverpool to start nearer 1.60 on Sunday if Klopp rests 2-3 of those.
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I'd say the other way around. The Liverpool squad will take tonight's result for what it is, but all the same they'll want to set it right. You don't win the League by this margin without having some grit, winning mentality etc to go along with the skill. Can't see Klopp resting anyone. If he makes changes, it's down it being better options imo. Everyone will be chumping at the bit to get back out there.Trader Pat wrote: ↑Thu Jul 02, 2020 10:13 pmLiverpool currently 1.41 to lay for Villa on Sunday, can see that getting bigger.
Salah, Fabinho, Robertson, Henderson all played 90 minutes. Mane 85.
I've had a little lay, Liverpool to start nearer 1.60 on Sunday if Klopp rests 2-3 of those.
I don't have the exchange prices, but you got me curious and the closing Pinnacle prices at the other (presumed) top six clubs were:
1.39 Spurs
1.42 Arsenal
1.06 City
1.47 United
1.36 Chelsea
And 1.35, effectively 1.36-137 (because of lower payout percentage early doors) on Liverpool now.
The lesser home advantage is countered by the market not knowing, as much, that Villa cannot defend if they're literal lives, not PL lives, depended on it. Also they don't seem to have a GK with two working hands at present.
The price should at the very least be closer to City's price than the rest of the pack, no matter that Liverpool's season is over. And even if Klopp rests a few. I'll say the the exchange price closes below 1.35
I've got £11 green locked into this market, when Wigan's price was collapsing
However, Rick Parry has been filmed claiming their administration has been engineered by a Philippines gambling syndicate, who have made fortunes on the relegation price collapsing
What a terrible moment for football in general, not just Wigan
It also makes our jobs of trading on prices look pretty dodgy too
https://www.thesun.co.uk/sport/12019453 ... rce=pushly
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I wonder if it will affect the price pre-off?
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