Shirleyswonderracing Football Tips

Two relegated PL sides last term meet in the opening seasonal fixture. Think of the two sides Hammers will be better equipped. Looks like they have managed keep hold of Jarrod Bowen and retained faith in their manager. Expected loss of Summerville be a blow hopefully expected 50 million transfer fee allow them into the aformentioned market. Overall their squad depth is stronger than Burnley's who were extremely poor last term and under new management. Feel grabbing 7/5 now is a good move as pre season kicks into gear and I envisage this price evaporating between now and next month

Five managers in one year says all you need to know about Forest chaotic season last term their good start ineptitude of those below them that saw them avoid relegaton. Think 5/4 is completely wrong. I was surprised see Oliver Glasner accept such a poisoned chalice. But on reflection he could work wonders with this young squad he certainly worked the oracle with limits imposed on him at Crystal Palace. I fully expect them to have a good season with maybe a League Cup win. 5/4 at home with a new manager at the helm expecting the Tricky Trees to be roared on at home in week one and can take the 3 points. Leeds are a decent side and again remain in PL but think they will struggle this season. 5/4 is decent value I envisaged them being odds on. Anderson expected exit will be huge loss but if getting Curtis Jones could well be an able replacement.

I feel with evreyone focused on the WC theres a fair bit of value being offered in the opening week of the PL. Fifth leg could well be The Tractor Boys back in PL. Their style of football should see them hold their own in their first season back. They face relegation favourites Sunderland defied all expectations last season. Been quite active in the transfer market with Brazillian Emersson signing and Simon Andingra possibly coming from their opponents. I envisaged Ipswich being slightly shorter. Remains to be seen if star man Granit Xhaka does not have his head swayed by a move away. With Europa League Football this time around expecting them to struggle with those demands as they balance an ever demanding season. 17/10 at home for a side. Ipswich home form was strong last term with just one defeat in 23 with 14 wins and 8 draws

Brentford continue to defy expectations. But with Spurs off the field fireworks and last day escape from relegation under yet another new manager who has and will continue to be active in the summer transfer window the start of the season might just be the time to be with them. at 13/8 they are marginly bigger price than I envisaged. Unlike some clubs they are not hampered FPS rules have a large transfer budget and have started to strengthen where required in preseason with 7 weeks to go. The prospect of a Tonali Fernades midfield combination could see a resurgent Lilywhites. Fully expect them to take all 3 points on the opening weekend.

This could be a crucial season for Howe and he is worth a bet in first manager to be sacked. I can see him losing key players in the summer which will weaken the squad further following on last seasons exits. Liverpool are under new management and have invested in summer break. Number of players on WC duty but whose countries have exited early so should come back refreshed and recharged. No players in England camp either. At 5/4 think Liverpool are an outstanding price albeit posting this some several weeks early I fully envisage the price to shorten between now and kick off.

Chelsea were nothing short of a joke both on and off the field last term. But under new management in Alonso and certain to be supported in the summer transfer window I am expecting a much better season off them this time around. Think manager will be a good fit. Fulham overachieved again such a small club in financial terms have worked miracles but this season could just find them out. This is another side who price I can only see contracting between now and kick off. Think 5/4 looks very good value especially as I had them as 10/11 shots.