Any Solid Champion League Plays Today (11/3/11)

Luckotheirish · 11-03-11, 10:47 AM

hotspurs

PickApprentice · 11-03-11, 10:57 AM

Originally posted by NYSportsGuy210

I need some really good leans or best bets to play today. Need to make $500 in quick profit by tomorrow to send over to an aunt of mine who is having surgery for her herniated disc.

I thought soccer would be the best way to go in the short-term.

Any help or advice for today?

If you need $500 then I don't think gambling is a good way of getting it.

Semper Fidelis · 11-03-11, 11:00 AM

Maybe parlay some of the heavy favorite money lines today-PSV, Twente, Anderlecht, Schalke, Paris SG, Metalist, etc. All these teams are playing at home and should win.

NYSportsGuy210 · 11-03-11, 11:10 AM

Originally posted by Semper Fidelis

Maybe parlay some of the heavy favorite money lines today-PSV, Twente, Anderlecht, Schalke, Paris SG, Metalist, etc. All these teams are playing at home and should win.

No soccer parlaying too many heavy ML favorites is usually a bad idea.

NYSportsGuy210 · 11-03-11, 11:10 AM

Originally posted by PickApprentice

If you need $500 then I don't think gambling is a good way of getting it.

Well any bit of it helps if I can get some extra cash. Worst comes to worst I'll dip into my savings account.

Any plays?

OGUCCI-SBR · 11-03-11, 11:16 AM

There is no Champions league today.
Yeah I wanted to be that dick.

But yeah EUL - I like Tottenham not to lose.

Da_Beast · 11-03-11, 11:33 AM

Tottenham definitely loses. They are playing with their B side.

Rubin Kazan-Tottenham 1
Rubin have lost only one of their last 14 home games in Europe.
Tottenham will be without their coach. It is anticipated turnover as has happened before in the Europa League

Quote:
Rubin Kazan manager Kurban Berdyev thinks Harry Redknapp's absence will have little impact on Tottenham's performance in the Europa League clash between the two sides in Russia.

It is understood Redknapp underwent a minor heart procedure after being admitted to hospital on Tuesday night.

It is not known how long the 64-year-old will be absent from the Spurs dug-out, but the London club confirmed that he would not make the 2,000-mile trip to Kazan for the game against the Russians.

Redknapp is a popular figure in the Spurs camp, and in English football in general.
Despite the fact that a win will guarantee them passage through to the last 32, Spurs are likely to rest a number of their stars, with the likes of Gareth Bale, Scott Parker and Luka Modric not expected to travel - let alone play.

That will mean players such as Tom Carroll, Harry Kane and Andros Townsend will play in the Russian city, which is 450 miles east of Moscow.

"Our priority for the coming season has to be to try to try to qualify for the Champions League, at least, but we would also like to win some silverware for the club," he said.

PickApprentice · 11-03-11, 11:41 AM

Fulham -1 but there isn't much juice in it. That's the only one where I think it is closer to a banker.

NYSportsGuy210 · 11-03-11, 01:02 PM

Ok thanks.