First published in Racing & Football Outlook March 8-14, 2011 I’ve noted repeatedly over the past few years that the English top flight has become increasingly compact in terms of the strength of the bottom half of the table. It’s to that topic that I return this week, for the simple reason that a quick...
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FULHAM ARE A BIG PRICE TO DROP
First published in Racing & Football Outlook November 2-8, 2010 The way different things combine to work together is one of life’s great mysteries. What may, on the surface, appear to be two completely incompatible things may compliment each other to make something far greater than their sum ever could. Equally, a combination of two things that may appear...
FORECASTS SAY CHELSEA TO EASILY HOLD TITLE
First published in Racing & Football Outlook September 7-13, 2010 With the Euro 2012 qualifiers having rudely interrupted the start of the new season, it’s a good time to assess what has happened so far. The most obvious point to make about the current Premier League table is that Chelsea’s position is unlikely to change come...
PREMIER LEAGUE GAP NARROWS BUT TOP TWO TO RULE AGAIN
First published Racing & Football Outlook August 10-16, 2010 And now for the final part of my pre-season trilogy – the Premier League. The range of markets increases every season and, given the liquidity in this division, I hope the top flight will be as profitable for Outlook Index readers this year as it...