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1. 1. livescore.betting-directory.com

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   Published on: 1/25/2008   Last Visited: 3/11/2008

   "That we've made England favourites backs up the argument that the Premiership is the strongest league in Europe," said VC Bet's Nick Blezard.
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   VCbet report, "We were 5/6 about both Celtic and Rangers a week ago but there's been a lot of shrewd money for Alex McLeish's team in recent days," confirmed VC Bet's football trader Nick Blezard.
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   "It should be another straightforward win for Liverpool against the Lithuanians but with the Premiership approaching the last thing the club needs is a long haul to Eastern Europe," said VC Bet's football trader Nick Blezard.
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   "Too many times they gave the ball away too quickly away from home last year," added Blezard.

2. 2. bettingfreebies.co.uk

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   Published on: 7/2/2007   Last Visited: 7/2/2007

   "The Drogba goal was a fluke but when it comes to grinding out one nil wins it appears that Chelsea have no equal," said VC Bet's Nick Blezard.
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   "United look far more assured with Van de Sar in goal, which is a huge plus for them after some dodgy spells with Roy Carroll and Tim Howard," added Blezard.
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   "We might just have watched the most exciting Test match ever, which is saying something after England's incredible win at Edgbaston," said VC Bet's Nick Blezard.
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   "They have had the Aussies on the rack twice in a row now and are more than capable of winnning the Ashes," added Blezard.
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   "It's rejuvenated the series because at 2-0 down there would have been no way back for England," said VC Bet's Nick Blezard.
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   "We were 5/6 about both Celtic and Rangers a week ago but there's been a lot of shrewd money for Alex McLeish's team in recent days," confirmed VC Bet's football trader Nick Blezard.
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   "It should be another straightforward win for Liverpool against the Lithuanians but with the Premiership approaching the last thing the club needs is a long haul to Eastern Europe," said VC Bet's football trader Nick Blezard.
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   "Too many times they gave the ball away too quickly away from home last year," added Blezard.
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   That's the call from the firm's Nick Blezard who believes that Michael Vaughan's side need to improve their bowling if they are to claim the triangular tournament.
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   "Against Bangladesh Vaughan's men looked disjointed and they will need to improve that display if they going to trouble the Aussies," said VC Bet's Nick Blezard.
   
   "Bowler Simon Jones set the tone with four successive wides that would have embarrassed a school boy and anything similar to that effort will see them struggle massively.
   
   "I'm not happy with the way that England are struggling to settle on their best opening bowling partnership and it is a worry that Darren Gough has failed to take a wicket in his early spells with the ball."
   
   Blezard warned punters that despite the fact that the tourists have attracted some adverse publicity off the pitch they are still very much a force to be reckoned with when they step inside the boundary lines.
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   "It really couldn't be more finely poised," said VC Bet's football man Nick Blezard.
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   That's the call from VC Bet's football judge Nick Blezard who believes that Chelsea's wide men will have the measure of the Liverpool full-backs at Stamford Bridge.
   
   "The key to victory in the first leg will be Damien Duff's and Joe Cole's battle with Djimi Traore and Steve Finnan," said Blezard.
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   That said, Blezard expects Liverpool to cause Chelsea problems of their own, with a fit-again Djibril Cisse a key man for the Merseysiders.

3. 3. Victor Chandler - Betting News Desk

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   Published on: 9/19/2004   Last Visited: 2/12/2008

   For sure it's a massive task facing Jacques Santini's North Londoners but Victor Chandler's experienced football trader Nick Blezard believes the form of Spurs' striker Jermain Defoe will give the away side hope of grabbing a point at the Bridge.