Tadley Football Tips
Won on Kasey Palmer @10.50 on Tuesday
- Annual Profit
- -1105
- Annual Strike Rate
- 44 %
- 30 Days Profit
- -170
- 7 Days Profit
- 61
12 Months Profit Trend
Mar 25 - Mar 26
- Highest ProfitMay 25
- 55
- Lowest ProfitFeb 26
- -36.5
Daily Profit
Last 23 Days
- Highest ProfitMar 17
- 9.6
- Lowest ProfitFeb 28
- -18.5
tadley’s Tips
Tomorrow Tips
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Birmingham have been awful on the road this season, but they did have a spell earlier this year when they won three on the trot. They soon got back to their usual ways, though, when losing their last two to Charlton and Millwall without scoring. Derby can be a little erratic but have won their last three home games. I'd expect them to get at least a draw out of this.
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12.00 looks too big for Luton striker Kasey Palmer. Striker Nahki Wells has looked a bit off it of late, and Palmer has stepped up. He's firmly established himself in the starting 11 with a goal in his last three games.
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Woking have become a good BTTS side of late, with their last four games ending in two 2-2 draws and 4-1 and 3-1 wins. Three of Aldershot's last four games have seen them fail to score. However, all those games were against the strongest sides in the league: York, Rochdale and Carlisle. Other than that, 27 of their 34 games have ended in both teams scoring.
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Oxford are in fine form with three wins and a draw from their last four. However, getting anything from Southampton looks a tough ask. Southampton are unbeaten in 11, winning eight, culminating with a midweek win over in-form Norwich.
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Brackley had a draw midweek with out-of-form Solihull Moors, which ended a run of seven straight defeats where they conceded an average of three goals per game. York are the highest scorers in the league and have already reached the 100-goal mark. They are prolific scorers and look capable of distancing Brackley.
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St Mirren have won just one away game all season, which was against Falkirk. I simply don't see them repeating that performance. They have just 7 points on the road this season and face a Falkirk side in good form. Falkirk have won 2 of their last three home games. The 3-2 defeat to Dundee United wasn't helped by a sending off, so I think they are playing well enough to win this.
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East Fife are in wretched form with just four points from their last 13 games. Even then, those points came against the sides bottom and second-bottom. Queen of the South have been a bit inconsistent this season, but they won this fixture 3-0 when played earlier in the season. With East Fife in this form, I think they win again.
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It's second versus bottom, and with Stenhousemuir unbeaten in 13 you would expect them to win this. They are three points behind leaders Inverness and really can't afford to drop points in games like this. Kelty have done better of late, with six draws and just one defeat from their last seven. When this game was played earlier in the season it ended 2-2. I think they will score, but I still expect Stenhousemuir to outscore them.
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Peterhead are the best BTTS home side in the league, with 10 of their 14 ending with both sides scoring. Montrose are the second-best away side for BTTS, with 10 of 15 resulting in both sides finding the net. UYes looks the best option.
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Forfar have scored in 11 of their 14 home games, and Spartans, despite being away, have kept just two road clean sheets. I therefore think both score.
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Annan have the worst away record in the league and have scored a mere 10 goals from their 14 matches. Dumbarton did have a poor run earlier in the year but have won their last two home games, including a 3-0 win over leaders Spartans. They won this fixture earlier in the season and should win again on current form.
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Edinburgh are a quality BTTS at home, with 12 of their 14 games ending with both sides scoring. Elgin have a 71% success rate in the BTTS market when away. When this game was played earlier in the season, both sides scored.
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East Kilbride were knocked off the top last week when losing to Stranraer and will be keen to bounce back. Prior to that defeat they won seven on the trot, scoring 24 goals in the process. They beat Stirling 2-0 in this fixture earlier in the season and have won all three games against them this season. I can see them winning by a couple.
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Swindon are 6th in the league and have the 4th-best away form in the league. Tranmere are in freefall with just 4 points from their last 14 games. They lost 3-0 at home to bottom-side Harrogate last time and look opposable in this form.
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Second-bottom side Harrogate did beat Tranmere midweek, but Tranmere are in poor form, so that result doesn't look that strong. Oldham are in fine form, with six wins and a draw from their last seven. In their current form, they should have the beating of Harrogate.
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Harrogate are bottom, and although they beat Tranmere midweek, that probably says more about Tranmere's current form. Oldham are the form side in the league, with six wins and a draw from their last seven games. They conceded just one goal in those matches and scored three goals in three of them, so 3-0 looks appealing.
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Lincoln's midweek draw with Huddersfield extended their unbeaten run to 22 games with 17 wins. This looks very winnable for them against struggling Rotherham, who were battered 5-0 by out-of-form Rotherham. I think Lincoln will win this rather comfortably.
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Leicester looked to have turned a corner when beating Bristol City, but it was a mere flash in the pan as they went down 3-1 midweek to an out-of-form QPR side. They are, however, usually good for a goal, and as a result an impressive 86% of their away games ended with both teams scoring. I think Watford will win, though, as they were impressive midweek in beating Wrexham.
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Sheffield United have been a good BTTS side at home of late, with their last seven games ending with both teams scoring. Wrexham have been a solid BTTS side all season, with two-thirds of their games ending with both teams scoring. Yes, looks the most likely outcome.
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QPR lost four on the trot, conceding ten and scoring none, but put that firmly behind them at the weekend when going to Leicester and winning 3-1. This looks an easier game against a Portsmouth side that are sliding back down towards the relegation zone. They have just one point from their last five and look opposable against a QPR side that looked more like it last time.
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