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There is much to look forward to in the new season of the Barclays Premier League and Odds, Tips and Prices can be found below for predictions. With a weekend packed to the rafters of domestic football, we are ready go with a new installment of the Barclays Premier League season. Time to ramp up the online football betting with your online bookmaker and take a good punt on the outright winner market. After a topsy-turvy season last year in which Chelsea just about came out on top, where do the clubs stand this time around? There hasn’t been too much activity in the summer transfer market, except from Manchester City. The general consensus is that there is more likely to be a Big Five or Six instead of a Big Four as seen in previous years, with the gaps being closed at the top. Certainly last year, we saw more defeats dished out to serious title contenders than would have been imagined at the start of the season. Will that happen again with the emergence of Spurs and Manchester City who are looking stronger? How about Villa and Everton on the fringes of stepping up a level? Where will the Premier League title land this year, and who represents the best odds?

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1st) Manchester United – 9/4 at Bet365 (Last Year’s Finish: 2nd)

Looking at things, even before the Community Shield victory over rivals Chelsea, United look to be completely together. They had a good pre-season, being tested across North America, and they looked sharp at Wembley. Strengthening the offensive corps has been done, which could be the all important factor in finding goals from a source other than Wayne Rooney. Mexico striker Javier Hernandez could just be one of the biggest coups of the pre-season and we await to see how much he gets used. Will Ferguson stick with the lone striker? Will Dimitar Berbatov play a better role than he did last year, especially as Ferguson was surprising loathe to get rid of him in the transfer window. You can see flaws in the squads of other teams, but when you look over United, you may see a hairline crack, say in the middle of the park, but there is so much quality elsewhere that they can be papered over. They haven’t done a great deal in the summer transfer window, but they look to have done it just right. Perhaps they could have found a better quality centre half to pair up with stalwart Nemanja Vidic after Rio Ferdinand’s injury plagued season, but Ferguson trusts the fringe players like Wes Brown. Out of Chelsea, Arsenal and themselves, United probably have the weakest midfield when you put them head to head, but they have Alex Ferguson who has a deep squad. If their key players stay fit, then they make for a great bet to win the title. If they don’t then they still have enough in the tank to challenge strongly. Barclays Premier League Betting Tip for the Top, as I don’t see anyone really touching them for the title. They have the most complete and versatile squad amongst all of the challengers to challenge on all fronts.

2nd) Manchester City –7/1 at Ladbrokes (Last Year’s Finish: 5th)

Going out on a limb and predicting that the spending will come good. There are always counter arguments against such big spending sprees and brining in lots of new faces. The main argument is that you are not necessarily buying a team, you are buying a team of superstars which sometimes doesn’t work. Barcelona and Real Madrid seem to have done pretty well by it, and closer to home, look at Chelsea. They are the biggest example of buying success in recent times. When Roman Abrahmovic came in and started throwing money around, it instantly changed the status of the club, making them contenders. You buy enough quality players and you will get results. Sometimes you may have to rely on the individual brilliance of someone like Tevez, or you look for good team players. There is a balance, and over time during the course of the season, Manchester City can only get better and better. Perhaps they don’t have the quality in centre of defence that they would like, but they do have without question, is a hugely talented squad. When you name players like Hart, Adebayor, Tevez, Robinho, Toure, Milner, Balotelli, David Silva and Jerome Boateng then you really can’t have that many problems. Another important factor to consider, is that come the January transfer window, if City feel that there is a hole which needs plugging, they can simply assess what has happened and go shopping again. That is the financial power they have and they should be able to shake up the old establishment of Chelsea, Arsenal and their old rivals Manchester United of course. Put it this way, would Liverpool be enviable of City’s squad? Yes. Would Spurs be enviable of City’s squad? Yes. With the exception of Man Utd, Arsenal and Chelsea, who wouldn’t be? I don’t think they have the right manager, but they have every chance of running their city rivals close for the title as the money spent means they have to be taken seriously sooner or later. The experience of United should just win out though over the season. The Manchester derbies are a mouth watering prospect this year and could be title deciders. The arrival of City on the scene is an interesting one, as there is a big contrast between the top four sides. You have the established order of Chelsea, the maturing young side of Arsenal, the mix of experience and youth at Manchester United, and Manchester City, a team picked ripe off a very expensive shopping list.

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3rd) Chelsea – 7/4 at SkyBet(Last Year’s Finish: 1st)

Just get the feeling that they are maybe falling behind in the race for the Premier League title. Granted, United looked strong favourites at points through the season, and Chelsea dug deep and threw out some fantastic performances to take the league by a single point. If Wayne Rooney had stayed fit towards the end of the season, then it wouldn’t have happened, plain and simple. Chelsea are an aging side, and while boss Carlo Ancelotti has given them a new attacking feeling, there is simply not the benefit of youth in the side, which the likes of Arsenal and Man Utd can call upon. They will also not be as strong at the back now Carvalho has gone to Real Madrid, and John Terry doesn’t exude the same rock solid confidence as he once did. To put it bluntly, there were cracks shown last season in Chelsea’s armour and I don’t think enough has been done to fix them at this point. Certainly not at the back where they don’t look particularly great at all. In a fixture-heavy season, the likes of Lampard, Terry and co, could tire as it could take its toll, and I don’t think they have the fire power in reserve if Didier Drogba or Lampard goes missing for a large part of the season. They did finish top scorers last season, yes, but Anelka, Kalou and Malouda doesn’t exude a lot of confidence. One thing which could salvage them is the spending power of Abramovic if they need help come the January transfer window. At this point they need a quality centre half, a midfielder ready to take over from Lampard and a world class finisher. Not sure where Benayoun fits into the picture, especially if they land Brazil’s Ramires. There look to be too many questions and a lot of pieces needed as opposed to be ready to hit the ground running, and I think they will be found out a little more this season than last.

4th) Arsenal – 7/1 at Ladbrokes (Last Year’s Finish: 3rd)

Really torn between putting them third or fourth as I do not think there will be much between them and Chelsea for different reasons. After enjoying a great season last year, I think Arsenal should strongly be able to improve their position. There is a lot to admire about Arsenal, whose main target will be to do a little better against Chelsea and Manchester United. Other than that, there is nothing much wrong with the side at all. They are packed with quality youngsters and they never seem to fail the club, nor the style in which they play. Robin Van Persie and Nicklas Bendtner will be key to their success, as will their main man in midfield, Cesc Fabregas. How well Arsenal do could all surround him, but if he is the dedicated professional which we have seen at the club in the previous seasons, then Arsenal will be ok. There is a feeling that he will transfer in the January transfer window with Barcelona coming back with the kind of offer that can’t be turned down. If he goes then it will naturally leave a gap, and it would be interesting to see how much it bothers Wenger. He has Jack Wilshire primed as a replacement and that could mean could news for England. There are creative players all over the pitch for Arsenal, and they still have the awesome powers of Andrei Arshavin. They perhaps don’t have the squad depth of Man Utd, Chelsea or Man City, but if they keep all of their players fit for the season, and hang on to Fabregas, then they could sneak into fourth, potentially third in a close race with London rivals Chelsea. You generally trust Wenger to come good and get things right, and they will still be the best footballing side in the Barclays Premier League.

5th) Tottenham – 40/1 at Bet365

Toss up between them and Liverpool, but I would back Harry Redknapp over Roy Hodgson any day of the week. Redknapp already has a squad at Tottenham which has clearly shown that it can work well after finishing fourth this season. I don’t think they will be able to repeat that because of the spending power of Manchester City during the summer transfer window. But Redknapp is the master at picking out a diamond in the rough in the transfer market, and he will know how to perfectly tweak his squad to keep them going forward. They have a big task living up to the reputation which they gave themselves last season, and hopefully they will qualify for the Champions League proper and it won’t be too much of a distraction in the Premier League for them. Will those extra games needing to be played peg them back in the Premier League? It’s a tough thing to play midweek European games and show up fresh on the weekend again, and that is perhaps the biggest lesson that they will have to learn to deal with this season. There are a lot of pluses in the Tottenham squad, from Jermain Defoe, Pavlyuchenko, Aaron Lennon, Tom Huddlestone, Michael Dawson and more. The key factor is Redknapp and his mastering of tactics and personnel. He has said that he will let Peter Crouch go if he can find a replacement, and has been targeting Craig Bellamy from Manchester City. Why? Bellamy is the type of player who can come on and add that extra physical dimension to a side and is a seasoned professional. His type of player would likely get more chance of a run out than Peter Crouch over the season. They have the finishing touch of Defoe, the technical class of Pavyluchenko and Redknapp would perhaps like a bit more of a bite to complement the other forwards. A greatly balanced squad, perhaps a couple of world class quality pieces short of being a genuine title contender.

6th) Liverpool – 16/1 at BetFred (Last Season’s Finish: 7th)

Realistically I still can’t see where the improvement is going to come from for Liverpool. I believe they made the wrong choice of manager for starters, bringing in a man who has no experience of winning titles in the best leagues in Europe, and who is more known for salvaging teams from the brink of despair as opposed to being a front runner. Arguments against that will point to the great job he did at Fulham last year, taking them all the way to the final of the Europa League. True, but that did nothing for their Premier League placement, where they finished down in twelfth. True he had to work with limited resources at Fulham and did a good job of making them a good average middle of the table team, and that sums up Roy Hodgson perfectly I feel. He has a great managerial brain, that’s not in question, just not sure if it’s the right mentality of a Premier League title winner. As for players, they don’t have as good a squad as any of the teams above them. They are short of quality in defence for starters, and in quality up front. If Torres doesn’t return soon, or if he gets transferred then Liverpool will still be scrapping around outside of the top four. True, they have bought in Joe Cole, Milan Jovanovic, Christian Poulson and young Rangers defender Danny Wilson, but that doesn’t scream of a title winning side. I like Joe Cole a lot, but after being snubbed by club and now country, it makes one question about how influential he will be. Same can be said for Jovanovic who was allowed to walk out free, and in this day and age of everyone wanting to make a buck, Liverpool have been picking up the scraps that other teams have discarded. It is to Hodgon’s credit that he got their signatures, but I’m sure he’d really like to go shopping. He has sent players on their way, but until they get two new defenders, and a striker they will struggle. They will win enough games to keep them in touch with the top four, as they have a good balance in midfield with Aquilani, Paulson, Gerrard, Cole and Jovanovic. I think they will need another season and some cash though before they can recover from Rafa Benitez running them into the ground.

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Barclays Premier League Betting Tips

Liverpool are undefeated in 18 of their last 20 home matches in the Premier League—-Liverpool win/draw at 1.09
Arsenal are undefeated in 12 of their last 13 matches in the Premier League.—-Arsenal at win 1.8(win or draw @ 1.20)
Stoke are undefeated in their last 6 matches against Southampton in all competitions—Stoke win/draw at 2.40
Man City have won their last 5 matches against West Ham in all competitions.(both at half time and full time)—-Man city win at 1.57
Man City have won5 of their last 6 away matches in the Premier League.—-Man city win at 1.57
Southampton have won5 of their last 6 matches in the Premier League.—-Southampton win at 1.57

Bundesliga

Stuttgart have failed to win their last 14 away matches in the Bundesliga.—-Stuttgart lose or draw at 1.42
Freiburg have failed to win their last 11 matches in the Bundesliga—-Freiburg lose or draw at 1.25
Hoffenheim are undefeated in their last 9 matches in the Bundesliga.—-Hoffenheim win or draw at 1.20
Borussia Dortmund have won their last 6 home matches against Hannover in all competitions—Borussia win at 1.20
Hamburg have failed to win12 of their last 13 matches in the Bundesliga.—-Hamburg lose or draw at 1.33

La Liga

Real Madrid have won30 of their last 34 home matches in La Liga.—Real Madrid win at 2.38
Cordoba have failed to win their last 8 matches in La Liga—-Cirdiba lose or draw at 1.30
Athletic Club are undefeated in their last 6 matches against Almeria in all competitions.—-Athletic Club win or draw at 1.30

Serie A

Cagliari have failed to win27 of their last 29 away matches in Serie A—-Cagliari lose or draw at 1.29
Sassuolo have failed to win their last 8 matches in Serie A.—Sassuolo lose or draw at 1.25
Parma have lost6 of their last 7 matches in Serie A.—-Parma lose at 4.00
Roma have won6 of their last 7 matches in Serie A.—-Roma win at 2.00
Roma have kept a clean sheet in 5 of their last 7 matches in Serie A.—-Roma lose or draw at 1.29

Ligue One

PSG are undefeated in 34 of their last 35 home matches in Ligue 1.—-PSG win or draw at 1.11
Caen are undefeated in 13 of their last 14 matches against Lorient in all competitions.—-Caen win or draw at 1.25
PSG have won their last 5 matches against Bordeaux in all competitions.—-PSG win at 1.40

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There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 19 of Liverpool‘s last 22 games in the Premier League—-over at 1.60
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 6 of Hull‘s last 7 away games in the Premier League—-over at 1.70
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 6 of West Ham‘s last 7 games in the Premier League.—-over at 1.57

German Bundesliga

Borussia Dortmund have seen over 2.5 goals in 8 of their last 10 matches against Hannover in all competitions.—-over at 1.40
Eintracht Frankfurt have seen over 2.5 oals in 6 of their last 7 home matches against Stuttgart in all competitions—over at 1.60
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 6 of Leverkusen‘s last 7 home games in the Bundesliga—-over at 1.50

La Liga

Real Madrid have seen over 2.5 goals in 14 of their last 15 matches against Barcelona in all competitions.—-over at 1.43
There have been under 2.5 goals scored in 8 of Almeria‘s last 10 games in La Liga.—-under at 1.73
There have been over 2.5 goals scored in 8 of Valencia‘s last 9 home games in La Liga—-over at 1.80

Ligue One
There have been under 2.5 goals scored in 10 of Nantes‘s last 11 games in Ligue 1.—-under at 1.50
Caen have seen under 2.5 goals in their last 8 matches against Lorient in all competitions—under at 1.57
There have been under 2.5 goals scored in 8 of Bastia‘s last 9 games in Ligue 1.—-under at 1.57
Bastia have seen under 2.5 goals in their last 7 home matches against Monaco in all competitions—-under at 1.57
Reims have seen over 2.5 goals in 5 of their last 6 home matches against Montpellier in all competitions.—-over at 2.35

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