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News articles from September-01-2008 to September-30-2008

L'Arc De Triomph at Longchamp
30-Sep-2008

23 horses have stood their ground for Sunday's Prix de l'Arc de Triomphe at Longchamp and Zarkava heads the market at 7/4 with Blue Square. The Aga Khan's filly will be aiming to extend her unbeaten run to seven and produced an eye-catching performance to take the Prix Vermeille last time out.

Obama Confirmed as Clear Frontrunner
30-Sep-2008

Thanks to a multitude of factors including an economic crisis, the ridiculous appointment of Sarah Palin and the general sense that John McCain is simply too out of it to become President, has seen Barack Obama open up a double-digit lead according to the latest data from a Research 2000 Poll performed for Daily Kos.

Will Kentucky Ruling Affect Other Casinos
29-Sep-2008

Lawyers representing the 141 online poker and online gambling domain names that are being threatened with forfeiture by the Commonwealth of Kentucky have until the 7^th of October to prepare their briefs.

Weekend Premier League Betting Action
26-Sep-2008

The highlight of this weekend's football is undoubtedly the Merseyside derby taking place on Saturday lunchtime. Everton will be keen to make up for the fact that Liverpool did the double over them last term, but history is not on their side with Everton having only beaten Liverpool three times in the last 20 league meetings between the clubs.

Singapore Grand Prix F1 Wagering Preview
23-Sep-2008

All the talk in the F1 world this week has been about Lewis Hamilton's appeal against his penalty in Spain, perhaps overshadowing the build up to what will undoubtedly be a pivotal race in the season in Singapore this weekend. Hamilton was appealing against a 25 second penalty imposed upon him after he cut a chicane in overtaking Kimi Raikonnen.

Manchester United Chelsea Clash is Coming Too Early, but for Whom?
19-Sep-2008

Many football observers would consider Manchester United to be under the gun at this point in the season as a loss at Stamford Bridge against Chelsea would put them a full nine points off the pace, albeit with a game in hand.

TORIES SLASHED AS POLL LEAD GROWS
18-Sep-2008

BOOKMAKERS have been forced to cut the price on the Conservative Party winning an overall majority at the next General Election following new polling information suggesting their lead is growing.

UEFA CUP Preview for September 18th
18-Sep-2008

A quartet of English teams are playing in the first round of the Uefa Cup - a competition in which no team can be underestimated. Portsmouth (1/2) will mark the historic occasion of their first ever European tie with a first leg against Portuguese outfit Guimares (5/1) at Fratton Park.

Betting Predictions for the 2008 Ryder Cup
17-Sep-2008

This year's Ryder Cup at Valhalla promises to be a closer affair than the previous two, and I can't realistically see a repeat of the previous two resounding 18.5-9.5 wins that the Europeans have enjoyed.

Noon-time Clash Between Manchester United and Liverpool
12-Sep-2008

Fresh from 10 days of International duty, United and Liverpool are set to face off in the first big four match-up of the season. Suspiciously, Fernando Torres and Steven Gerrard have suddenly become fully fit despite being declared injured for their club sides.

Sunday's Premier League Football Action
12-Sep-2008

Stoke City take on Everton in Sunday's feature game in a fixture that looks to be fairly evenly matched. Both sides have taken three points in three games so far this season, with Stoke only sitting two positions above Everton by virtue of their one unit superior goal difference.

Saturday's Battle of the Billionaires
11-Sep-2008

It's the battle of the billionaires on Saturday evening as Manchester City take on Chelsea at what football fans are now affectionately, or perhaps enviously, referring to as 'Middle Eastlands'.

England Announce Line-Up for Stanford Super Series
09-Sep-2008

No massive surprises were recorded when England named their squad for the upcoming Stanford Super Series 10 million pound match against a West Indian XI. They have named virtually the same squad that prevailed 4-0 over South Africa in the NatWest ODI series.

Ferdinand Returns for Croatia Clash?
08-Sep-2008

Rio Ferdinand is reported to be fit for the Wednesday clash against Croatia in Zagreb-
scene of Steve McLaren's last stand, England were eliminated from qualifying for Euro 2008 thanks to a 3-2 loss to Slaven Bilic's men. England will need the solidity at the back if they are to get a result in this fixture and Ferdinand may be just the man to produce that.

William Hill Offers Odds on Newcastle Fans Boycott
05-Sep-2008

Newcastle fans continue to congregate outside St. James Park demanding that Chairman Mike Ashley and his lapdog Dennis Wise immediately resign. Cries of "Sack the Board!" are being bellowed by those huge Geordies you see on TV with the massive beer guts and faded Toon tattoos

Jimmy Bullard's England Take on Andorra
04-Sep-2008

Bullard remains a throw-back to the 70s-era footballer who cared about short-shorts and long hair, not Baby Bentley's. With the last England performance being filed under the term "lethargic" most proper England fans are saluting Bullard's call-up as exactly what the Three Lions need to be competitive and move forward.