Wikeman
A Winner in Life
Blimey, yesterday looked great on paper, but first Cottagers then Toons couldn't deliver, sod the buggers all of um!
(my English dialect never was much good, so I think I'll just let it go from here).:36_11_6:
Anyway, today it's time for the great Manchester derby.
The rivalry seems intensified because the share majority in City has recently been bought by billionaire former Thailand prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, meaning that a higher player budget can be expected. The high ambitions is also reflected in the hiring of former England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson.
City have had an optimal start on the season, two victories in two matches, first 2-0 away over Hammers, then 1-0 home over Derby.
United have had an unsatisfactory start, two draws against Reading and Portsmouth.
I think United will take the victory today. They can't allow City to gain the bragging rights, and fall further behind their championship rivals. City has Schmeichel on goal, not former United legend Peter, but his 20 y.o. son Kasper, who has kept a clean sheet so far in the season, despite low routine. I bet United will be eager to test him today.
Ronaldo and Rooney are out for United, but they still are the stronger team.
My play is United -0,25 @ -141 Pinnacle
I cover partly against the draw because of the injuries/absenses of United, and because derbys tend to draw.
(my English dialect never was much good, so I think I'll just let it go from here).:36_11_6:
Anyway, today it's time for the great Manchester derby.
The rivalry seems intensified because the share majority in City has recently been bought by billionaire former Thailand prime minister Thaksin Shinawatra, meaning that a higher player budget can be expected. The high ambitions is also reflected in the hiring of former England coach Sven-Goran Eriksson.
City have had an optimal start on the season, two victories in two matches, first 2-0 away over Hammers, then 1-0 home over Derby.
United have had an unsatisfactory start, two draws against Reading and Portsmouth.
I think United will take the victory today. They can't allow City to gain the bragging rights, and fall further behind their championship rivals. City has Schmeichel on goal, not former United legend Peter, but his 20 y.o. son Kasper, who has kept a clean sheet so far in the season, despite low routine. I bet United will be eager to test him today.
Ronaldo and Rooney are out for United, but they still are the stronger team.
My play is United -0,25 @ -141 Pinnacle
I cover partly against the draw because of the injuries/absenses of United, and because derbys tend to draw.