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Sure Thing Accumulator – Wednesday 21st December 2011

21st December, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

Ok, so last week's coupon didn't work out so well, turns out Carlisle are shitter than we thought. Nevermind though – Premier League is where our true expertise lies, and we've got a solid 3 teams for you tonight at a surprisingly good price. Let's take a gander…

 

1 – Newcastle Utd vs West Brom

Everyone knows how well Newcastle started this season – they surprised everyone with their points accumulation. They've not had such good results recently, but they've been a bit unlucky. I can't understand why they're priced 1.90 this evening. One of their best players, Cabeye, is missing through suspension, but who needs him when you have a talent like Demba Ba up front? He was all over Swansea at the weekend, and was desperately unlucky not to score, he'll be looking to put that right this evening and lead Newcastle to 3 points. I don't have much to say about West Brom, they don't impress me, and they're going to lose by 2 goals.

 

2 – Fulham vs Man Utd

Yes, yes, Fulham are great at home. Whatever – Man Utd have found their form in the last few games after a truly horrific patch of only being able to score one goal per game. Rooney is back scoring again and I expect a clear victory tonight for Fergie's boys. Fulham have had some good results recently actually, but they've probably been a little fortunate on the way, and I can't see them getting anything from tonight's game.

 

3 – Aston Villa vs Arsenal

Ok, this is the only one we really have any concerns about, without knowing the exact team news there's a slight concern Wenger might change a few things about, but I don't think their fixtures really merit it, so am jumping on the price before a hopefully strong team is announced. Aston Villa haven't beaten Arsenal at home in the last 12 attempts, and hopefully RVP will want to help himself out on the way to beating Shearer's record of most goals in a calendar year. 2-1 Arsenal, in our most humble of opinions.

 


 

 

So that's that – 5.97 for backing 3 of the league's top teams. Stick £20 on this, and have yourself a good ol' Merry Christmas. We have a new partner whose prices are marginally better than what Bet365 have to offer on these games, so get yourselves involved with Bet770, and you can get a pretty wonderful £70 free bet!

 

 

Sure Thing Accumulator – Wednesday 21st December 2011

Newcastle vs West Brom | Newcastle @ 1.95

Fulham vs Man Utd | Man Utd @ 1.80

Aston Villa vs Arsenal | Arsenal @ 1.70

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 5.97

£20 RETURNS: £119.40

“Classic” Accumulator – Saturday 17th December 2011

17th December, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

SORRY EVERYONE! It's been ages since we put up an accumulator (even though our last one was a winner!), but we're getting towards the season of giving, allow us to present you with this:

 

1 – Hull City vs Millwall

Two sides at the opposite ends of the form table, this should only go one way. One away win all season is one of the worst in the league and Milwall look unlikely to improve that against a good side in the play-off places. Hull scrape a lot of 1-0 wins and that could well happen again today, so don't put it on a goals galore. But DO back Hull at 1.9.

 

2 – Bristol City vs Nottingham Forest

Forest are a weird team – they seem to play good football but they don't really have an effective striker, and they're far from solid at the back. Bristol City are surprisingly long at 2.2 and I think are definitely worth including in this week's accumulator.

 

3 – Carlisle vs Wycombe

Carlisle are on a good mini-run of form, recording good victories in their last 2 league games. Wycombe are a bit shit really – although they managed to win last week, it was at home against the one team below them in the league. I don't think the team bus will be bringing any points back with it on the long trip home from Carlisle.

 


 

 

Bet365 will bless you with the lovely price of 6.99 for these bets, so £20 will return you JUST short of £140. Get involved, and good luck!

 

“Classic” Accumulator – Saturday 17th December 2011

Hull vs Millwall | HULL @ 1.9

Bristol C vs Notts Forest | BRISTOL C @ 2.2

Carlisle vs Wycombe | CARLISLE @ 1.66

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 6.99

£20 RETURNS: £139.99

“Classic” Accumulator – Saturday 22nd October 2011

22nd October, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

Ok guys, sorry it's been a while, and sorry this is coming 1 hour before kickoff, but we like to get the latest news before recommending you part with your hard-earned cash. This might be jinxing things slightly, but we have a really good feeling about this one…

 

1 – Portsmouth vs Doncaster

Portsmouth have put in some very strong performances recently, and they'll be putting Doncaster under a lot of pressure today. Pompey are at full strength, while Doncaster have a number of injury concerns, including James O'Connor. We're looking at 2-0 or similar I think.

 

2 – Sheffield Wed vs Colchester

Probably my bet of the weekend – Colchester will do VERY well to stop Wednesday scoring a lot of goals in this game, three of their first choice defenders are struggling with injuries. No such worries for the Sheffield team, and they should win comfortably.

 

3 – Huddersfield vs Preston NE

Huddersfield come off the back of 3 consecutive wins, to face a Preston side coming off the back of 3 consecutive defeats. Preston could be without top scorer Mellor, and at a packed Galpharm, surely this can only go one way..?

 

4 – Southend vs Torquay Utd

Until Southend's last game, they were unbeaten in 7 games, and this is why they are challenging for top spot in League Two. Conversely, Torquay are without a win in their last 7 games, and shouldn't prove too much of a problem for the Seasiders.

 


 

Since Bet365 are 1.72 on ALL of our selections, we have to go with them. Good luck!

 

"Classic" Accumulator – Saturday 22nd October 2011

Huddersfield vs Preston NE – HUDDERSFIELD @ 1.72

Portsmouth vs Doncaster - PORTSMOUTH @ 1.72

Sheffield Wed vs Colchester - SHEFFIELD WED @ 1.72

Southend vs Torquay Utd – SOUTHEND @ 1.72

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 8.90

£20 RETURNS: £178.02

“Sure Thing” Accumulator – Saturday 3rd September 2011

31st August, 2011 | Posted by admin |

Okay, it's internationals this weekend, but we've still got plenty of football action (and therefore betting action) in League One and League Two. While everybody's looking at the international games, we'll be pinching value in England's lower leagues. Let's launch straight into this weekend's "Sure Thing" accumulator bet.

 

 

1 – Sheffield United vs Bury 

Best price Sheffield United win: 1.83 ( Bet365 )

 

1.83 looks a great price about unbeaten (4 wins from 5) Sheffield United, who appear to have settled down to life in League One with the minimum of fuss. The injury to Nick Montgomery will come as a blow, but the one area that the Blades have strength in depth is midfield, as shown when Danny Wilson chose to ring the changes in their midweek cup tie and fringe midfielders McAllister and Tonne netted the winning goals.

 

Poor old Bury have had the heart ripped out of their team on deadline day. Star striker (7 from 7) Ryan Lowe has departed for United's rivals Sheffield Wednesday, while midfielder Damien Mozika has departed for Scunthorpe. Giles Coke and Shaun Harrad have come in to replace them, but they're not going to have much time to gel with their new team mates ahead of a tricky away tie. We think that United are excellent value at 1.83, so into the Coupon Busters  "Sure Thing" accumulator they go.

 

2 – Oldham vs Huddersfield

Best price Huddersfield win: 2.10 ( Paddy PowerBet365 )

 

Huddersfield only missed out on Promotion to the Championship in the Play-Offs last term, after finishing third by just five points. They also had the best away record in the division, which is why the Coupon Busters team have no worries at all about their trip to Oldham at the weekend. They're not in bad form this term either to be fair – unbeaten in five and having scored six goals in their last two games.

 

Oldham struggled last season and we think they're going to struggle again this year. They've managed to record two wins so far – away to Scunthorpe and home to Rochdale – but they've lost out Sheffield United and were hammered by Yeovil and Colchester. Huddersfield at odds against look like great value to make that tally rise four defeats, so into the "Sure Thing" accumulator they go.

 

3 - Swindon Town vs Rotherham United 

Best price Rotherham United win: 2.90 ( William Hill )

 

Rotherham can only be such a big price because of Adam Le Fondre's departure to Reading, because they're currently top of League Two, having won four out of five (drawing the other) while Swindon are fourth bottom, having lost four out of five, their only points coming at home to Crewe, who are already in the bottom three.

 

But as good a player Le Fondre was at this level, he has only scored four of their twelve league goals so far this term! Rotherham beat Gillingham in their last game – a team that only missed out on the Play-Offs due to Goal Difference last season – by three goals to nil, and that was immediately after Le Fondre's transfer. 2.90 is an enormous price for any team in Rotherham's current form, so it's a must for all weekend accumulators.

 


 

So that's this weekend's "Sure Thing" accumulator sorted. It's a tough call as to who to place it with, as the best prices are such a mixed bag. Bet365 just shade it though – a £20 bet with them currently returns a healthy £215.21, so get on early and gobble up the value.

 

Good luck with all your weekend football betting!

 

"Sure Thing" Accumulator – Saturday 3rd September 2011

Sheffield United vs Bury - SHEFFIELD UNITED @ 1.83

Oldham vs Huddersfield - HUDDERSFIELD @ 2.10 

Swindon Town vs Rotherham United - ROTHERHAM UNITED @ 2.80

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 10.76

£20 RETURNS: £215.21

The Combo Accumulator – Saturday 27th August 2011

27th August, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

 

Ok, this is my first personal contribution to this season's accumulators, and I don't want to let you down. I've decided to plump for one of our Combo Accumulators – these have given us some success in the past, and they have the added bonus that one result can't completely ruin us! Let's get to it:

 

1 – Derby vs Burnley


Derby's defence looks rock solid this year, and they conceded just 1 goal so far in 4 games. Burnley have been very uninpsiring this season, and don't look like they have the capability to break down the Derby backline. I don't think Derby will score too many, but I can see them winning 1-0 or 2-0.

 

2 – Ipswich vs Leeds


Leeds looked good away at West Ham last Sunday, and always look capable of scoring goals home or away. I don't think I need to tell you how bad Ipswich have been this season, especially at the back. They've managed to bring in Sonko who will start, but it won't be enough to stop a strong Leeds side. Leeds are excellent value at 2.75 here.

 

3 – Sheffield Wednesday vs Scunthorpe


I think I would even have taken slightly less on Wednesday – they look a completely different side home and away. Despite managing to rescue a point against Charlton last weekend, for the most part Scunthorpe haven't looked that good, and I think they'll be leaving Hillsborough with nil points this afternoon.

 

4 – Bradford vs Barnet


By all accounts, Bradford is a club that is currently a right mess, their manager left this week and something weird is going on behind the scenes. Also, the bookies seem to give Bradford too much credit, and not enough to Barnet – Bradford are not the side they once were and Barnet can actually play some decent football these days. Last season Barnet taught them a lesson in this fixture, winning 3-1

 

5 – Alfreton Town vs Wrexham


Wrexham seem to have sorted themselves out and look very good this season. Lee Fowler is running the show in every game, and should continue to do so today. Alfreton will be have to look to win their home games if they want to survive, and I think they'll be going for it today, but this will give Wrexham the chance to hit them on the counter and I can maybe even see them winning this by a couple of goals.

 


 

 

Bet365 have decent prices on most of our selections, so we'll go with them. You'll be looking at just over £520 if all five results come in. Good luck everyone!

 

 

The “Combo” Accumulator – Saturday 27th August 2011


Derby vs Burnley | DERBY @ 2.37

Ipswich vs Leeds | LEEDS @ 2.75

Sheffield Wed vs Scunthorpe | SHEFFIELD WED @ 1.90

Bradford vs Barnet | BARNET @ 2.80

Alfreton vs Wrexham | WREXHAM @ 2.10

 

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TOTAL BET: FOURFOLDS (x5) + FIVEFOLD (x1) = 6 BETS


£2.50 UNITS (£15 TOTAL) RETURNS:

4 WINNERS = £60-85 (est.)

5 WINNERS = £520 (est.)

The “Sure Thing” Accumulator – Saturday 20th August 2011

18th August, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

The Coupon Busters boys were let down by Portsmouth last weekend, after Sheffield United and West Ham did the business in our “Classic” accumulator. But as we said, while it’s still early in the season, it makes no sense to take risks so if even if you followed our recommended bet to the letter, you’d have only dropped a fiver.

 

This week, we’re upping the stakes a little, as we’ve got a treble lined up that we’re quietly confident about. Let’s get stuck into the first “Sure Thing” bet of the new football season then, shall we?

 

1 – Derby County vs Doncaster Rovers

Best price, Derby County win: 1.83 (Totesport)

 

Derby have started the season very brightly indeed, with nine points from their opening three games. The Rams have only scored four goals on their way to accruing those nine points, which could be seen as a negative. We prefer to emphasise the strong Derby defence though – the three wins have come at home to recently relegated Birmingham, away to Watford and away to recently relegated Blackpool – a tricky opening set of fixtures.

 

It's not just Derby's form that is behind the reason for the opening selection in our weekend "Sure Thing" accumulator, but also the injury problems at Rovers. As we said last week, Doncaster are severely lacking in the striking department and injuries to James Hayter (9 goals last season) and talisman Billy Sharp (15 goals last term) have seen Rovers struggle in front of goal, with just a single goal in their opening three league games. We fancied Rovers for the drop pre-season and these injuries will only hasten their demise. Derby are this weekend's accumulator bankers.

 

2 – Walsall vs Yeovil Town

 

Best price, Walsall win: 2.10 (Bet365, Victor Chandler, Paddy Power, Totesport)

 

Walsall look a different side to the one that almost dropped out of League One last season, thanks to new manager Dean Smith and a host of summer signings. The Saddlers were unlucky to lose in midweek, after throwing away a 2-0 lead at Bramall Lane against Sheffield United, but Smith will be happy with the positive, attacking football played by his side. Walsall can realisticallymake the play-offs this term and with Kevan Hurst and Jon Macken in the side, they will not be short of creativity and goals.

 

Yeovil on the other hand, could well be in for a miserable season. Bottom of the league at Christmas, they managed to stay up last season a shade comfortably in the end, thanks in no small part to a six match unbeaten run at the tail of the season. So far this term, they've only managed to beat a dreadful Oldham side, losing their other two matches to Brentford and MK Dons and they should be no match for the Saddlers.

 

3 – Rotherham United vs Barnet

Best price, Rotherham United win: 1.80 (Totesport, William Hill)

 

Rotherham were only out-scored by three sides in League Two last season, but somehow conspired to miss out on the play-offs, let alone automatic promotion. New manager Andy Scott has brought in some top quality players, for League Two level at least, such as Ben Pringle from Derby, Millwall's Danny Schofield and Lewis Grabban from Scott's old club Brentford. Add those to a side already containing Adam Le Fondre (23 goals last term) and it's no surprise to see them top of the league after three games, with a maximum nine point haul.

 

Barnet are not a great side, it must be said. Last year, they retained their Football League status by a single point, on the final day of the season at that, while the year before, they only stayed up by four points. Credit where it's due, Barnet haven't started this campaign that badly – they beat fellow strugglers Morecambe on the opening day of the season, before taking a beating from promotion hopefuls Port Vale and earning a creditable draw at home to Gillingham. But Rotherham are much better than all three of those sides in our opinion and the trip to the Don Valley Stadium is surely going to be an unhappy one. Get Rotherham in your weekend football accumulators.

 

The bookmaker to use for this weekend's "Sure Thing" football accumulator is undoubtedly Totesport, as they are top priced about all three of our selections in our treble. We recommend a £15 stake for this particular bet, which will return a three figure sum - £103.76 to be exact.

 

Good luck with all of your football coupons!

 

 

The “Sure Thing” Accumulator – Saturday 20th August 2011

Derby County vs Doncaster Rovers  | DERBY COUNTY @ 1.83

Walsall vs Yeovil Town | WALSALL @ 2.10

Rotherham United vs Barnet | ROTHERHAM UNITED @ 1.80

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 6.92

£15 RETURNS: £103.76

Classic Accumulator – Saturday 13th August 2011

11th August, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

Alright then boys and girls, the summer’s over and we have a brand spanking, shiny new football season ahead of us. Of course, that means the return of the Coupon Busters team, with their bookie bashing accumulator bets!

 

This weekend sees the return of the Premier League big boys, which signals the start of the new campaign to the world’s armchair supporters, but those more clued up members of football fan-dom (like us) know that the season began in earnest last Friday, when Hull played Blackpool in the Championship.

 

With so little form to go on, so many new signings still bedding in and a whole host of other unknown variables, it makes sense to stick to what we know for certain, so for this weekend at least, the Premier League will simply be something to sit back and watch for the Coupon Busters team, while we focus our betting activity on the lower football leagues. We won’t be recommending that you splash out on an expensive accumulator bet this weekend either. Good things come to those who wait.

 

One last thing before we get stuck into this weekend’s “Classic” accumulator recommendation. Since we launched the Coupon Busters football accumulator betting blog last season, the team has made a total of 37 recommendations. If you’d followed us to the letter, you’d have made a profit of £111.87. Hopefully, now that we’ve ironed out a few creases, we can take our accumulator tipping to the next level for the new football season and with any luck, you’ll be cashing in too. All part of the Coupon Busters service.

 

So, to this weekend’s “Classic” football accumulator bet:

 

 

1 – Doncaster Rovers vs West Ham United

 

West Ham were well and truly robbed on Saturday against Cardiff, as they were good for at least a point, only to be denied by a late Kenny Miller strike. Admittedly, Worzel Gummidge lookalike Rob Green should definitely have saved it, but then Nolan should definitely have scored that glanced header from all of two yards out.

 

Doncaster, for all their neat and tidy football, have always lacked a goalscorer. Billy Sharp joined last season and Doncaster looked like a different outfit, but both he and James Hayter were stretchered off against Brighton on Saturday, in a match that saw Brighton nick a 98th minute winner. Ryan Mason also picked up a knock that day and Rovers look seriously short up front.

 

West Ham will not be so tame in front of goal this weekend and with Rovers looking bare up front, one goal will almost certainly suffice for the Hammers. West Ham look like absolute certainties for your weekend accumulator bets, so fill your boots at a best price of 1.91 (widely available).

 

 

2 – Portsmouth vs Brighton

Pundits are writing Portsmouth off left, right and centre but the Coupon Busters team don’t buy into this theory. Sure, money is still tight but the club are definitely moving forward after a wretched few seasons under a host of dodgy owners. And when you look at the core of what is admittedly a small squad, there’s some real talent there, at Championship level at least.

 

Luke Varney is an excellent addition, while Kitson, Norris, Lawrence, Halford and Mullins are all top quality players for this level of football. Brighton aren’t a bad side, don’t get us wrong, but we’re not convinced yet that they’re the next team to ride a wave of confidence to successive promotions, despite Gus Poyet’s “play the game the right way” tag.

 

Neat and tidy football doesn’t always cut it in this division and when you look through the squad, you wonder if the Seagulls have both the extra class and the experience at this level required to even stay up, let alone finish mid table. A new stadium is not enough, you need ability on the pitch and Brighton were very lucky indeed to get off to a winning start in the new Amex Stadium against Doncaster (who we think could go down) last weekend, courtesy of a seemingly infinite amount of stoppage time, due to the injuries that ripped Doncaster apart.

 

Portsmouth just look too big at a best price of 2.50 (with Victor Chandler ) and they’re definitely going into our “Classic” accumulator.

 

 

3 – Sheffield United vs Brentford

The Blades had a woeful relegation season last time out and the negativity felt at Bramall Lane spilled over into car park protests this summer, as the United board appointed a Sheffield Wednesday legend as the new boss. The feelgood factor is returning to the Lane though, helped along by a comfortable 2-0 win away at Oldham on the opening day and a battling display away to Hartlepool in the League Cup, on a night that saw sides like Hull, Derby and Portsmouth humbled by lower league opposition.

 

Stephen Quinn has carried a good pre-season into the new campaign, with two assists and a goal to his name already. He is a key component in a side that really lacked creativity last season and is likely to be the difference if he can maintain that kind of performance level.

 

Brentford (11th last term) just don’t have anyone of Quinn’s class. New manager Uwe Rösler got off to a winning start by beating Yeovil (14th last season) at home, but they were humbled in midweek by League Two strugglers Hereford and we simply cannot believe that United are odds against for what will be their first home game of the campaign. The Blades will be keen to show their fans that they are serious about a promotion push and we are serious about including them in this weekend’s accumulator bet (best price 2.10, Victor Chandler & Totesport).

 

As we said in the introduction to this weekend’s recommended accumulator bet, it’s still very early in the season so we’re not going to be doing anything crazy and because of that, we’re keeping it to a treble this week. £10 with Victor Chandler still returns three figures though - £100.28 to be exact – which would be a healthy start to the Coupon Busters season.

 

Whatever you bet on this weekend, good luck!

 

 

Classic Accumulator – Saturday 13th August 2011

Donaster Rovers vs West Ham United – WEST HAM UNITED @ 1.91

Portsmouth vs Brighton – PORTSMOUTH @ 2.50

Sheffield United vs Brentford – SHEFFIELD UNITED @ 2.10

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 10.03

£10 RETURNS: £100.28

Classic Accumulator – Saturday 23rd April 2011

21st April, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

There's another busy period of football in store this Easter, as the business end of the season approaches and we've got a bold St George's Day “Classic” accumulator lined up that is sure to slay a few bookmakers. Now, I’ll hurry up, because I don’t want this week’s accumulator to drag-on.

 

Ahem. Moving swiftly on…

 

1 – Bristol Rovers vs Charlton Athletic

First up is a trip to Bristol, where Rovers play host to Charlton. If Bristol Rovers are to stay up then they need to win their homes games, particularly against sides like Charlton, that have nothing left to play for this season. They have already beaten play-off hunting Bournemouth at the Memorial Stadium in recent weeks, as well as holding fourth placed Peterborough to a draw.

 

Charlton’s form is horrendous, with just a single win in their last fifteen league games. With form like that, you can see why they no longer have anything to play for this season. With the players practically on the beach, the Coupon Busters team can see Rovers nicking all three points and the best price of 2.40 (Totesport) looks a particularly juicy option for this accumulator.

 

2 – Accrington Stanley vs Bradford

Accrington are on the brink of the play-offs and are actually in pretty good form, with just a single defeat from their last fifteen matches. Bradford on the other hand, have won just one of their last seven matches and were recently spanked 4-0 by Southend, who are hardly setting the division alight.

 

Bradford are the division’s lowest scorers and are particularly poor in front of goal away from home, scoring just 0.71 goals per game and failing to score in 43% of their away matches. Accrington can boast an average of 2.23 goals per game on their own patch and at a best price of 1.62 (Totesport, Bet365) they look a must for all Easter weekend football accumulators.

 

3 – Alloa vs Stenhousemuir

If Alloa win this game, their second division status will be secured. Stenny must win to have any chance of avoiding the relegation play-off. The problem is, Stenhousemuir are absolutely rubbish, having won just once away from home all season and with just one win from their last ten matches.

 

Alloa should have enough to get the three points today, particularly as their home form isn’t actually that bad, with five defeats from their sixteen matches at Recreation Park. Bet365 are top price about Alloa (2.15) and the Coupon Busters “Classic” accumulator will be having some of that.

 


 

So that’s the St George’s Day “Classic” accumulator. We aren’t quite confident enough to dub this accumulator a “Sure Thing” as anything can (and usually does) happen at this crucial period of the season. Don’t go mad, but a cheeky £20 with Bet365 would return £160.22, which would buy a lot of Easter Eggs.

 

Classic Accumulator – Saturday 23rd April 2011

Bristol Rovers vs Charlton Athletic | BRISTOL ROVERS @ 2.30

Accrington Stanley vs Bradford | ACCRINGTON STANLEY @ 1.62

Alloa vs Stenhousemuir | ALLOA @ 2.15

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 8.01

£20 RETURNS: £160.22

Classic Accumulator – Saturday 9th April 2011

8th April, 2011 | Posted by admin |

 

The Coupon Busters are back from a break and this week, we’ve got a “Classic” accumulator bet for you, featuring three teams from England’s lower divisions and one from the Scottish Premier League.

 

1 – Dundee United vs St Johnstone


First up we travel to Dundee, as United face an out of form St. Johnstone. William Hill are a best price of 1.73 about the Arab and that looks a shade of value to me. They lost last time out away to Motherwell, but had a run of 6 straight wins prior to that – including a 3-2 win at Ibrox.

 

St Johnstone on the other hand, haven’t won in 8 and are especially dreadful on the road, where they haven’t won since December 11th. They’ve failed to score in more than half of their away games and average just 0.6 goals on their travels. Nailed on home win, into the accumulator it goes.

 

2 – Scunthorpe vs QPR

QPR are far too good for the Championship, they will definitely go up and as we witnessed on Monday night, they know how to rip apart terrible sides like Sheffield United. Well Scunthorpe are certainly a terrible side – 7 defeats in their last 8, conceding a whopping 21 goals – and QPR, despite being away from home, should win this.

 

Neil Warnock’s men have kept a clean sheet in 58% of their away games this season – a truly impressive record – and they have more than enough firepower to see off Scunthorpe. A must for all accumulator bets.

 

3 – Brentford vs Swindon

Brentford will be keen to bounce back from their recent Football League Trophy disappointment, and what better way to do that than by spanking second from bottom side Swindon Town as they attempt an unlikely last minute push for the play-offs?

 

Swindon are poor. Their last league win came on January 3rd. Yes, January 3rd. It’s now April 8th. 7 points from 18 matches, including a 3-0 defeat away to Leyton Orient. Rubbish. Leyton Orient, with four wins from their last five, are home bankers for this week’s “Classic” accumulator. 

 

4 – Stockport County vs Stevenage

Our final accumulator recommendation this week, is Stevenage away at Stockport. Stevenage are in the play-off spots, but can still push for automatic promotion and they’re doing just that, winning all of their last six matches.

 

Stockport on the other hand are rooted to the foot of League Two, with little hope of survival after just 3 wins in their last 19 games. Even at home, they are conceding an average of 2.3 goals per game, while Stevenage only concede 0.8 goals per game on their travels.

 


 

 

William Hill are your best bet for this week’s “Classic” accumulator recommendation, as they are best priced about three of the four. The acca pays a rather decent 10.54, so £20 will net you £210.90 when this bad boy comes in.

 

Good luck with all your football bets, particularly your bookie busting accumulators!

 

Classic Accumulator – Saturday 9th April 2011

Dundee Utd vs St Johnston | DUNDEE UTD @ 1.73

Scunthorpe vs QPR | QPR @ 1.62

Brentford vs Swindon | BRENTFORD @ 2.15

Stockport County vs Stevenage | STEVENAGE @ 1.75

 

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ACCUMULATOR PRICE: 10.54

£20 RETURNS: £210.90