In this text, I will follow up the rest of the teams, the analyses and odds for these five teams. Finally, I will give you my best bet.
FC Liverpool to win @ 10.00 in odds
Liverpool is always included as one of the favourites, even though they have not managed to win the league since 1989. It has been over 20 years since the reds lifted the league trophy, and is there something that speaks to their advantage this year?
Spontaneously, I would say – no.
Before last season, I really thought that Liverpool would have a chance to fight for the league title. They ended second the year before that and looked stronger then ever before. They had lost one of their key players on the midfield (Xabi Alonso), but even though he had gone to Real Madrid, I gave Liverpool a bet. Before this season they will loose Javier Mascherano and their former manager Rafa Benitez, both has gone to Inter Milan in serie A.
And when Liverpool had their strongest period two years ago it was mostly thanks to their strong midfield with Gerrard – Mascherano – Alonso. Now, two third of that midfield is gone and I cannot imagine that players like Lucas Leiva will fill that gap.
So I don’t give Liverpool that big chances to win Premier League this year, and 10.00 in odds is not worth thinking on. No bet on Liverpool is my advice.
FC Arsenal to win @ 7.00 in odds
Arsenal is a tricky team. You never know where you have Arsene Wenger and you never know how the younger players will perform. If everything goes Arsenals way they defiantly have a good chance to win the league trophy, but their problem has been many injuries lately.
Last year Arsenals young team hung on in the league race for a long time and that was surprising since I did not believed in them before the season, not at all. I believe that Arsenals destiny, very much, lays in Cesc Fabregas hands. That story does not seem to get any resolution and before I know where Fabregas will play next season I have find it hard pronounce my opinion regarding Arsenal 2010 / 2011. But speculations is at the same time a fact that is involved in gambling and I have to start from how it looks today. Therefore, I give Arsenal an “okey” chance to go all the way.
Manchester City to win @ 5.50 in odds
Manchester City is probably the most interesting team this year. Last year, when they had bought many new players it seemed that none of the players/managers/betting experts took them seriously. However, this year it is different. They changed Manager after about half the season last year and sacked Mark Hughes. Roberto Mancini replaced him and Manchester City’s second half of the league was strong. During the silly season, City has kept buying players and I would say that they defiantly have one of the strongest squads in Premier League this year. Let me give you some names that Mancini has at his disposal: Shay Given, Micah Richards, Joleon Lescott, Nigel de Jong, Yaya Toure, Shaun Wright-Phillips, Gareth Barry, Carlos Tevez, Robinho, Emmanuel Adebayor and so on…
I count with Manchester City in the top of the league this year, and the fact that they do not have to play in the Champions League, compared to their main rivals gives them a plus. 5.50 in odds is worth thinking about regarding a bettingtips on Manchester City as League winners.
Manchester United to win @ 3.60 in odds
Manchester United is always Manchester United and they are always seen as one of the favourites in this league. And why Shouldn’t they? They have the most successful record and most successful manager in whole Premier League.
Many experts wondered how it would go to Manchester United after they sold Christiano Rolando before last season. Nevertheless, Wayne Rooney took an even bigger responsibility and grows up to the world-class player that he is. Manchester United finished second last year, just after Chelsea and I am sure that they want their revenge this year. However, the question is if their younger players can become the great players that Ferguson wants them to become. For example, I think that players like Rafael, Nani, Andersson and so on must take a step forward now when Scholes, Giggs, Neville etc is becoming older. I think they will, and I think that Man United has great chances to win Premier League. But the question is if 3.60 in odds is valuable to bet on.
FC Chelsea to win @ 2.50 in odds
Chelsea is defending champions and the team that everyone will be chasing. There are not too many changes in Chelsea’s squad compared to last year, but the question is how motivated manager Angelotti can make them. The league is 38 matches and every point is important. At the same time Chelsea, and Abrahmovic, probably want to lift the Champions League trophy that he has had his eyes on since he took over as owner.
Chelsea pays 2.50 in odds for winner, but I do not find that valuable to bet on. Chelsea might bee one of the biggest favourites in Premier League this season but I cannot motivate that they should be this big favourites.
My bettingtips on the Premier League winner 2010 / 2011:
Manchester City @ 5.50 in odds – that is the team that I find most valuable to bet on this season. They have a strong team and if Mancini manages to keep all the star players to stay together as a team they have great chances to win. Manchester City pays 5.50 in odds and they get my bet.
The odds is picked from bwin premier league betting.
Good luck with your premier league betting
/Amrish
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