With the referee's new leniency
when issuing yellow and red cards meaning that our bookings index ratings are too high
(this will be rectified by next week) most of the bets were on the time of the first goal.
Charlton again cost us money by winning away from home as did the 'freak' result of
Portsmouth winning away at Huddersfield. The only two results that went in our favour were
Arsenal losing at Bradford and Leicester scoring in the first minute. This meant that we
recorded only our third losing week of the season with a potential loss for the week of
�87. This now means that the total potential profit for the season is �16,186 (an
average of over �770 profit per week).
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