by basil75 » 14 May 2011, 19:41
The problem is, there are enough fools that believe Crawley will be in the Premiership by 2014. There does seem a strong myth in betting that the difference between L2 and the Conference is very little and teams that come up always do well - we know first hand that this isn't the case. Noticed they've not released many though - so it doesn't look like a brand new squad for them, rather a few expensive additions, and Aldershot hardly walked the division when they came up with 105 points.
Bookies can't afford to take £1000's worth of bets at 14/1 ish (which I'd say is their true value) - otherwise they'd make a huge loss if they did win the league.
Having said that, I can't see any obvious candidates to be honest, as I don't think any of the relegated clubs will find it anywhere near as easy a they think - neither are as good as Gillingham when they came down and there's an element of mystery regarding Wycombe's success.
The problem is, there are enough fools that believe Crawley will be in the Premiership by 2014. There does seem a strong myth in betting that the difference between L2 and the Conference is very little and teams that come up always do well - we know first hand that this isn't the case. Noticed they've not released many though - so it doesn't look like a brand new squad for them, rather a few expensive additions, and Aldershot hardly walked the division when they came up with 105 points.
Bookies can't afford to take £1000's worth of bets at 14/1 ish (which I'd say is their true value) - otherwise they'd make a huge loss if they did win the league.
Having said that, I can't see any obvious candidates to be honest, as I don't think any of the relegated clubs will find it anywhere near as easy a they think - neither are as good as Gillingham when they came down and there's an element of mystery regarding Wycombe's success.