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Palace deservedly beat us this afternoon and played some decent football onto the bargain. Everton don't play till Monday against West Ham, but although struggling for goals, I can see them scoring and I fully expect Palace to score. They look like a team full of confidence. I envisaged shorter odds than this and can only see them shortening between now and next weekend. I think they are also a good bet to win the game outright.

Newcastle, now that the Isak saga is over, can concentrate on the pitch. There's a great togetherness in Howe's squad. I think they can grind a result out against Forest, who are winless under their new manager and look low on confidence. They overachieved last term and look set to struggle. If they play like they did against Sunderland today, they'll get hammered next week. I envisage this price shortening further as I'm abroad posting bets up earlier than usual. Forest has not turned into a bad side overnight but may well take them time to get used to the Aussie style of play. 4/6 looks like an outstanding price.

Wolves are struggling, sitting at the bottom. Undone by a last-minute injury time goal at Spurs this afternoon, but at times they played some lovely one-touch football. Arguably, they deserved all 3 points. Brighton scored 3 at Chelsea and were value for that today. They continue to be seriously underestimated. This has the makings of a decent game. I can see BTTS. I envisaged around 1/2. Get these odds 7 days hence; looks worth taking as I can only see them shortening.

Defending Super Bowl champions, the Eagles, are winning despite playing poorly and remain unbeaten. They look by far stronger in offense and defense. They meet a struggling Denver side. After an opening win prior to week 4, they suffered 2 narrow losses on the bounce. With home advantage, the Eagles maintain their 100% record.Some point soon everything will click and someone be on the receiving end could well ve Denver

Posting this up before tonight's Monday game. As I expect the Dolphins to win, I can see the price being much shorter. Various doubts and question marks around the Panthers make it difficult to know which side will turn up. Despite a 0-3 loss after three weeks, they look stronger of the two rosters.

Luton are looking to bounce immediately back to The Championship following relegation last season. With no Wrexham or Birmingham, they look a decent bet. Recruited well pre-season and 7/2 looks a good price. Staking on this market and Promotion market.

I envisaged The Hatters to be around 1/2 to gain an automatic return to the Championship and was speechless when I saw odds against a month ago. I expect them to go up as Champions. This price looks a steal. Blues did us a massive turn at 3/1 last term, and Luton look in a similar mold. Off the field, business to enhance the squad looks positive. I really feel they will run away with this league.

Niall Ennis should make hay in this league. He was sent on loan last term, scoring 7 in 19 following a loan move in January from Stoke, and has now signed a permanent contract in the summer. I can see The Tangerines having a decent season with Niall's help.

Isak would be of interest were Liverpool to sign him, but 7/1 is skinny. With the Jota tragedy surely having an impact on Liverpool, United is in transition. Liam Delap at 40/1 could be a bit of value. He joined Chelsea and is an outstanding striker for his age. He will get better service and see more of the ball than he did at Ipswich Town. I can see him having an outstanding season for a young side who are growing in confidence. See him being the main penalty taker to boot. 40/1 is very good value as Haaland is too short as favorite, as is Salah getting 10/1 for a top 4 place.

France not atheir best but still reached the final of 2022 event, I can only see this price getting shorter they have won and been runners up in the last 2 events and Mpappe if he avoids injury looks a future superstar on the world stage.