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Alex Mcmahon’s Guide to the £200,000 Nfl Pick 7
Finding those winning point margins is the name of the game here at Colossus for our NFL Pick 7. There’s a £100,000 win and a £100,000 bonus on offer, plus all the normal Partial Cash-Out offerings in-between matches.
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Not Appreciating What They Had Could Cost Swansea Dear
Replacing a manager who has impressed at a club has often reaped rewards, as fresh ideas can instigate a second wind, presumably the rationale at Swansea this week. Nigel Adkins’s shock sacking led to Southampton fan protests, with the previously unheard of Mauricio Pochettino taking the reins – he couldn’t even speak English! The same derision was prevalent at Leicester as last season’s saviour Nigel Pearson was replaced by a bumbling old Italian, with his best days reportedly confined to the record books.
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Leicester’s Next 11 Games Will Define Their Title Challenge
Each week the same question surrounds Leicester City: are they genuine title contenders? Sitting two points clear atop the Premier League table and flaunting the division’s two most in-form players, many onlookers are wondering when we can take Claudio Ranieri’s side seriously.
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BIG WEEK FOR ENGLISH CLUBS TO PROVE THEIR QUALITY IN UCL
If 2015/16 was supposed to be the season when English clubs re-established themselves as a genuine force in Europe, there has been little evidence of a renaissance up to now. Ahead of the final group games of this year’s Champions League, Manchester City are the only Premier League side to have already sewn up their progression into the knockout phase, with Chelsea, Arsenal and Manchester United all just a loss or draw away from elimination at the first hurdle.
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TACKLING THE £2,000,000 MILLIONAIRE
This week’s Millionaire is another full of continental flavour as the Champions League and Europa League dominate once more. For a minimum stake of £2, you’re in with a chance to play for the lottery sized £2m jackpot.
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SEVEN DAYS IN SEVEN POINTS
If Liverpool can keep Sturridge fit they should finish in the top 4 Liverpool’s midweek demolition of Southampton was not only a sign that the Reds are improving under Klopp, but also an indication of how much damage a fit Daniel Sturridge can do.
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MICHAEL OWEN vs THE £10,000,000 COLOSSUS
At the start of the season, I think I’m correct in saying that Claudio Ranieri was one of the favourites in the bookmakers Premier League “Sack Race” betting. I wouldn’t be the biggest fan of people making money out of managers losing their jobs but it does underline what a surprisingly good job Ranieri has done – actually it is nothing short of miraculous – in guiding Leicester to second in the table after losing just one of their 14 league games.
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MICHAEL OWEN’S £1,000,000 1X2 PICK15 SELECTIONS
Michael Owen’s £1,000,000 1X2 Pick 15 selections. We kick off Saturday’s £1,000,000 1X2 Pick15 at 12.45pm with league leaders Man City’s trip to Stoke City, and as always, Michael Owen has gone through the coupon giving you his offering of how he thinks the action will unfold.
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DALEY BLIND CAN BE THE LIBERO TO HELP MAN UNITED FIND RHYTHM
Danny Blind can be the libero to help Man Utd find rhythm. As Jamie Vardy grabbed the headlines for his amazing goalscoring feats, Manchester United’s lack of potency went somewhat under the radar at Leicester at the weekend.
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KLOPP’S LIVERPOOL CAN WIN THE PREMIER LEAGUE THIS SEASON
Klopp’s Liverpool can win the Premier League this season. Since Jurgen Klopp took over as manager, Liverpool have improved significantly. The Reds were languishing in the bottom half of the table under Brendan Rodgers but now sit six points behind leaders Manchester City, having lost just once under the former Borussia Dortmund boss.
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SANCHEZ ADDS TO ARSENAL’S INJURY WOES
Sanchez adds to Arsenal’s injury woes. After 40 minutes of Arsenal’s encounter with Norwich City at Carrow Road on Sunday, only one outcome looked likely. The Gunners were utterly dominant and barely allowed their opponents out of their own half for most of the first period, with Alexis Sanchez and Mesut Ozil – the duo who combined for the opening goal, created by the Chilean and scored by the German – looking particularly dangerous whenever they picked up the ball.
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