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Maybe it pays off to take Chelsea at 1.80 today.
Birmingham
Even though they’re sitting pretty in 6th place in the Championship and have been looking great at home with a 10-7-1 record—it seems like things might be sliding a bit for Birmingham Cola lately. They've dealt with a string of injuries, mostly in defense, which led to two recent slip-ups at home—specifically that 1:2 loss to bottom-of-the-table Nottinga and a 2:2 draw against Derby.
http://www.betexplorer.com/soccer/en...hip-2011-2012/
Regarding those absences for Birmingham:
http://www.bcfc.com/page/News/NewsDe...634548,00.html
Stephen Carr (knee), Steven Caldwell (ribs), David Murphy (hip) and Keith Fahey (groin) are definitely sidelined because of their respective injuries.
Curtis Davies reported ill earlier today and is only rated as 50/50 and new loan signing Peter Ramage is cup-tied. Full-back Cian Hughton cannot be considered because He Had not signed for The Club prior to The original fifth round Tia AT Stamford Bridge.
Andros Townsend and Erik Huseklepp ara also cup-tied and Caleb Folan is in The same position as Hughton.
As a result USA Youth International defender will Packwood will join The squad , along with Callum Reilly, Enric Valles and jak Jervis. Eighteen-year-old defender Jack Deaman is placed on standby.
Chelsea
We'll just have to see if switching things up with avb provides a bit of a positive shock to the squad.
Ivanović is calling for a win:
http://www.chelseafc.com/page/Latest...634248,00.html
"To win is the only thing for the Birmingham game. This is all we can speak about, there are no excuses, nothing we can say, the only thing we can do is win this game, it will be difficult because we missed the chance at home and they are a tough opponent away, in the FA Cup, a difficult competition, but we need to be ready and win the game."
I suspect the atmosphere in the Che locker room can only improve from here. During the avb era, a lot of players were unhappy—Cole, Lampard, and others occasionally ended up in verbal clashes with the manager, which sometimes meant they were left out of the lineup.
Chelsea really can't afford to wait around anymore; they need to take it one game at a time and really fight for the win to get the club's peace, productivity, and reputation back on track.
I think 1.80 is decent value today, so I guess I'll give it a shot.
Birmingham
Even though they’re sitting pretty in 6th place in the Championship and have been looking great at home with a 10-7-1 record—it seems like things might be sliding a bit for Birmingham Cola lately. They've dealt with a string of injuries, mostly in defense, which led to two recent slip-ups at home—specifically that 1:2 loss to bottom-of-the-table Nottinga and a 2:2 draw against Derby.
http://www.betexplorer.com/soccer/en...hip-2011-2012/
Regarding those absences for Birmingham:
http://www.bcfc.com/page/News/NewsDe...634548,00.html
Stephen Carr (knee), Steven Caldwell (ribs), David Murphy (hip) and Keith Fahey (groin) are definitely sidelined because of their respective injuries.
Curtis Davies reported ill earlier today and is only rated as 50/50 and new loan signing Peter Ramage is cup-tied. Full-back Cian Hughton cannot be considered because He Had not signed for The Club prior to The original fifth round Tia AT Stamford Bridge.
Andros Townsend and Erik Huseklepp ara also cup-tied and Caleb Folan is in The same position as Hughton.
As a result USA Youth International defender will Packwood will join The squad , along with Callum Reilly, Enric Valles and jak Jervis. Eighteen-year-old defender Jack Deaman is placed on standby.
Chelsea
We'll just have to see if switching things up with avb provides a bit of a positive shock to the squad.
Ivanović is calling for a win:
http://www.chelseafc.com/page/Latest...634248,00.html
"To win is the only thing for the Birmingham game. This is all we can speak about, there are no excuses, nothing we can say, the only thing we can do is win this game, it will be difficult because we missed the chance at home and they are a tough opponent away, in the FA Cup, a difficult competition, but we need to be ready and win the game."
I suspect the atmosphere in the Che locker room can only improve from here. During the avb era, a lot of players were unhappy—Cole, Lampard, and others occasionally ended up in verbal clashes with the manager, which sometimes meant they were left out of the lineup.
Chelsea really can't afford to wait around anymore; they need to take it one game at a time and really fight for the win to get the club's peace, productivity, and reputation back on track.
I think 1.80 is decent value today, so I guess I'll give it a shot.