Review for week ending 03/02/00

A much quieter week with the FA Cup and Worthington Cup ties reducing the league programme to one Premiership game and a few Division One games. The one bet of the week duly paid off (Manchester United again took their time to move into top gear) and left us with a potential profit for the week of �256. This means that the total potential profit for this season is now �16,273 (an average of over �810 profit per week).

A buy of the time of the first Manchester United goal against Sheffield Wednesday at 41 minutes with IG Index (Soccer Spreads rating 47.5 - Makeup 73) for �8 per minute would have produced �256 profit.

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