Champions in 2009 and last year’s runner up Chelsea, ended what most top flight clubs would consider a successful 21-win campaign, with a 2-1 defeat at the hands of Manchester United in the Premier League quarterfinals.
Lawrence Paul is back for another season of helping us predict NFL matchups, and starts off with his analysis of the 2011 Over/Under for Wins for all 32 NFL teams…
It’s a sexy-looking book. Does it have the substance to match the style? Let’s take a closer look at the sportsbook JustBet.com.
Our perusal of provincial gambling setups in Canada continues with the Province of Quebec. The optimistic thinker may imagine that gambling in Quebec is like buying alcohol: privatized. But it isn’t to be.
A battle of underachieving Western Conference teams comes our way from Vancouver on Friday night when the struggling Rough Riders meet the winless Lions.
The Montreal Alouettes still have no definitive word on whether or not Anthony Calvillo will start their Friday Night Football matchup in Hamilton on Friday night – my guess is that he will play!
When the betting public begins to pore over the projected win totals at the beginning of each season, Cleveland has a tendency to pop into the conversation as a team poised for a breakout year.
This is one franchise that loves getting in its own way when it comes to success. The 2009 season appeared to be a turning point for Cincinnati, after winning the AFC North with a 10-6 record, but the glory was short lived after falling back to earth with just four victories in 2011.
The trade deadline has passed and the rosters are set for the stretch run. Who looks vastly improved in our weekly power rankings?
The action is heating up in the Canadian Football League, as this week marks a third of the regular season being finished. The Eskimos continue to control the board, as they’re still tops on the Week 6 CFL power rankings.
Canadians commonly ask the question: is it better to rely on provincial options for sports betting or is the offshore route better? Some people believe staying close to home with bets is safer – when it in fact virtually guarantees that you lose money.
You may not think that betting on NFL preseason games is not a great idea, but you can win some money in those games if you keep your eye out for a few key things. We all know the starters will not play all 4 quarters and, typically, the starters will play more the closer the games are to regular season ones.
The Baltimore Ravens have been the bridesmaid in the AFC North the past three seasons, with three straight wildcard berths and three straight exits from the playoffs after losing a game on the road. Head Coach John Harbaugh has done an excellent job in building a team that is more than capable of scoring points on offense, and extremely good at shutting teams down on defense.
Surrounded by all the turmoil and controversy with their starting quarterback Ben Roethlisberger, not to mention a four-game suspension, the 2010 Pittsburgh Steelers were able to avoid a slow start on their way to a 12-4 record, an AFC North title, and a playoff run that landed them in Super Bowl XLV.
The Minnesota Vikings enter the 2011-2012 season with a very different team than the one that went 6-10 last season. A much rumored rebuild has been put aside for the time being in favor of some curious signings during the frenzied Free Agency period.
There isn’t a whole lot to dislike about the Green Bay Packers heading into the 2011-2012 season. After all, they emerged as the Top Dog in the NFL last season despite losing 16 regulars to injury.
