Final One Standing: "Spurs vs Forest could go either way" | Will Man United win away? | Carabao Cup Final
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18plusgamblingcare.ie Alright, delighted to say Lee Phelps and the lads are here for this week's episode. Lee, how are you?
I'm really good, thank you. Suffering a little bit post-Cheltenham COVID or something, but you know, cowboys don't cry, do they? So I enjoyed my week. I'm just struggling this week.
It's a man flu. You can tell the truth. Quietly in the break there, Shane was like, oh, I had a great chat. I'm like, he's literally the only person I know who finished up.
We had a few people. I think there were a few people who backed bigger price each race selections, had really good weeks. We had some incredible hackers that were landed, but there just weren't many of them. Yeah, I think on the Wednesday, and like, I don't know if you've got violins under the desk for the punters there, but I think we had the best Cheltenham day we've ever had on the Wednesday. So on day two, which is incredible. But yeah, one for the bookies it was in the end.
Yeah, Shane had a 50 to one, which he just picked up in the paper. I was like, oh, I like the sound of that. Apollon de Cherny five or each way on the 50s yeah and then Gaelic Warrior of course in the Gold Cup had to back it so not a bad Friday no decent I got wiped out which meant I ended up stupidly panicking cashing in my Aston Villa not to finish in the top four bet before they lost to Man United I was like oh my god anyway they're back now they won last night and John McGinn is back and Teelam is back and they're going to go on a rampage they're going to finish third anyway I won't regret that until the day I die Where shall we start this week?
Our live game on Sunday is actually one of the most interesting games of the season Yeah Spurs-Forest 2-15 I mean this is the sort of game I suppose Leeds could go very south very quickly for either team but Spurs at home doesn't necessarily mean it's an advantage for them recently
No, no, definitely not. I mean, I was looking at some of the stats around their season and the run that they're on. Longest winless stretch in league football since 1935. Haven't beat Burnley or West Ham, who are right down there. Won one Premier League game since the end of August. drawn four, lost nine, collected the fewest points of any top flight side this term, 10 points. I mean, it's just, it's abject, isn't it? And there's been like a bit of a, suddenly there's, since the Liverpool draw and the winning midweek, there's a slight change, isn't it? Like, oh, maybe you're starting to turn things around. I mean, Liverpool were pretty poor. And I mean, they were already, they'd already lost that game.
They're just like, yeah, if you score, we'll just score one just to keep near you. They lost 7-4 on aggregate. I'm not sure you can take that as a moral victory for Igor Tudor, but we'll see. I just think there's more fight in Forest, surely. Surely there's got to be more fight in them than there is in Tottenham. But they're going to have to do something soon, aren't they? Otherwise, they are... I mean, if West Ham won at Villa and Tottenham failed to get a result at home to Forest, then serious. Yeah, it's getting really serious then. Forest are the interesting ones. We've kind of taken Burnley and Wolves out of the relegation betting now, but you've got West Ham being favourites, then Tottenham, then Forest at 5-2.
So Forrest might be the value. Again, if Tottenham do win here and West Ham don't get beaten, then Forrest might be the value to go down at this stage. But it's fascinating. Because Arsenal have seemed to have almost got the title wrapped up in a weird way, I'm kind of enjoying the relegation battle more than I'm enjoying the top of the table at the moment.
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Chapters
5 chapters
1
What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
0:00–8:52
2
What are the predictions for Spurs vs. Forest this weekend?
8:52–9:33
3
How are Tottenham's recent performances impacting their chances?
9:33–15:10
4
How does the relegation battle affect Nottingham Forest and Tottenham?
15:10–18:44
5
What recent trends are seen in Premier League betting odds?
18:44–30:51
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