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Wednesday 19th November
Holland v Sweden
HOLLAND win @ 1.80
There are a number of international friendlies being played in midweek and the most interesting one sees Holland entertain Sweden. Over the last 50 years both of these countries have produced many a great player from Johann Cruyff to Henrik Larsson while the current crop includes superstars like Ruud Van Nistelrooy and Zlatan Ibrahimovic.
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THE EDITORIAL & SPORTS CALENDAR - All you need for the week ending November 16th -
NOVEMBER 10th - NOVEMBER 16th
We love Betdreaming. Why? Because we get to enjoy sports, get a little wager in and make some dosh by doing our research.
Stock markets bring all kinds of extra factors with its speculation - insider traders causing havoc with the system, short sellers creating false prices and expectations, and then one day the whole thing crashes and takes your profit and maybe even your whole bankroll with it.
That’s why we love Betdreaming. Sports investing pays at much lower risk when you know what you’re doing. You get to see much more than just the numbers changing and you reap the rewards from learning about the modern day Olympians and demi-gods that make-up the sporting world. You’re winning on all fronts and it doesn’t come much better than that!
This week we managed a respectable 60% correct prediction rate - all from football. The week began well, banking on European leagues, the Champions League and striking home with bold ‘over 2.5 goals’ bets thanks to well researched information about defensive units and key players. Only the upsets from the English Premier League stopped a clean sweep with both our calls upset by inferior teams in inferior situations. Its a funny old game they say, and no more so than in the ultra physical game played on the British Isles.
Failures and variance aside, it was still a profitable week and we look forward to the next to see where the smart money can be laid…
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Gallas faces fight for Arsenal captaincy after rant - William Gallas faces a fight to hold onto the Arsenal captaincy after the France defender came under-fire for his shock blast at his young team-mates.
England stars praise Capello's hardline stance - Fabio Capello has restored the feelgood factor to England after only a year in charge but his players have revealed the hardline approach behind the dramatic improvement.
Monty, Wilson hot at Hong Kong Open golf - Scotland's Colin Montgomerie shrugged off one of the worst slumps of his career at the UBS Hong Kong Open on Friday, while 'nearly man' Oliver Wilson raised hopes of a breakthrough win.
Pietersen seeking centuries in India - England need big scores in India if the tourists are to turn around a 3-0 deficit in the seven-match one-day series, captain Kevin Pietersen said on Friday.
Capello stunned by England progress - England manager Fabio Capello admitted on Friday that he has been stunned by the progress made by a team which was in utter disarray when he took over in February.
Maradona leaves Butcher looking flat-footed again - Diego Maradona says he cannot understand why Terry Butcher continues to harbour a grudge over the 'Hand of God' goal that helped knock England out of the 1986 World Cup.
Swazi women's team win 33-0 - A Swazi women football team's ambitious target of scoring 150 goals this season inched closer at the weekend after walloping a rival team 33-0 - a rate of one goal nearly every three minutes.
Argentina must fight to win against Scotland: Maradona - Diego Maradona, who took his first training session on Monday night since being appointed Argentina head coach, says his players must fight to win against Scotland here on Wednesday.
Drogba admits violent conduct after throwing coin - Chelsea striker Didier Drogba will discover Tuesday whether he is to be punished for throwing a coin at Burnley fans after the FA said he had admitted a charge of violent conduct.
Barcelona beat Recreativo, open up three point lead - Barcelona opened up a three-point lead at the top of the Spanish first division with Lionel Messi's seventh goal of the season and a late goal from substitute Seydou Keita sealing a 2-0 win over Recreativo Huelva on Sunday.
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