[Phillth]

Whats the deal here? Mark Hughes will have a healthy team to choose from. Hart is ineligible to face his parent club. A city win puts them in the coveted top 4. Im thinking of laying large on this one unless someone convince me otherwise. And dont use the home pitch advantage angle. who has birmingham beat this season.

[demize21]

i knew why is the line only -133? i like them to win big tomorrow

[Phillth]

i got:
-.5 -120
-.75 +105

im leaning -.75

[Wilforth]

Notes:

1) Since 2002, no Birmingham premiership home game against Man City has ended in a draw. That trend should continue on Sunday.
2) If the game doesn't end in a draw, you don't even need any knowledge of soccer to know the winner.

Manchester City

[demize21]

i played mancity already if draws ahh well only played to win 100

[RoagBettor]

I like the over 2.5

[TurkzZ]

i was thinking the same roag, or City, but Prem is so unpreditable and Birmingham does have some players capable of causing the City Defense some problems (Benitez etc)

[Phillth]

Originally Posted by TurkzZ

i was thinking the same roag, or City, but Prem is so unpreditable and Birmingham does have some players capable of casuing the City Defense some problems (Benitez etc)

Oh you mean the benitez with zero goals.

[andrewaxia]

Man City should win but I don't like betting road favorites

[TurkzZ]

yep Benitez with 0 goals lol, he is a bit like Heskey, just him being there will make it easier on the rest of the team to score, dont get me wrong i think City will win, just doesnt looks a lil too risky to me, especially for the odds on offer

Originally Posted by Phillth

who has birmingham beat this season.

they won there last home game vs Sunderland, the question is what good team has City beaten away?

[Karayilan9]

There is not much value on this game, Man City are being hyped up but they haven't proven themselves on the road yet, they beat Portsmouth and Blackburn on the road, drew to West Ham and Aston Villa, there recent form hasn't been great but they are being priced like one of the top 4 would on a road game. 90% of the money is on a questionable road team.

Man City are favorites but there are better games tomorrow with more value.

BOL with this play, hope they win for you

[Wilforth]

Anyways, before their 2-1 home win against Sunderland, Birmingham scored a grand total of 2 goals in their previous 4 home games (0.5 goals per game). That tells you how offensive they're at home. Man City on their part are yet unproven on the road but one thinks they will could get a 3rd win in 6 road games tomorrow. But all the same, there isn't much value in putting money on an unproven road favorite.

[Phillth]

they area traveling 100 miles to a stadium half their size. this isnt like going to anfield or stamford

[pitman]

my guess is man city 1-0

[Wilforth]

Originally Posted by Wilforth

Notes:

1) Since 2002, no Birmingham premiership home game against Man City has ended in a draw. That trend should continue on Sunday.
2) If the game doesn't end in a draw, you don't even need any knowledge of soccer to know the winner.

Manchester City

How wrong were we? Anyways, I can never lay on Man City on the road, no matter who they're playing.

[pitman]

lol
kara's post hit it bang on.
no bet was the safest bet.

[Phillth]

dud