English Premier League betting 19-21st October

English Premier League
19 Oct 12:45 UK Newcastle v Liverpool 3.75 3.60 1.95
19 Oct 15:00 UK Arsenal v Norwich 1.28 5.50 10.00
19 Oct 15:00 UK Chelsea v Cardiff 1.25 6.00 11.00
19 Oct 15:00 UK Everton v Hull 1.44 4.33 7.50
19 Oct 15:00 UK Man Utd v Southampton 1.57 4.00 6.00
19 Oct 15:00 UK Stoke v West Brom 2.25 3.20 3.30
19 Oct 15:00 UK Swansea v Sunderland 1.60 4.00 5.50
19 Oct 17:30 UK West Ham v Man City 4.80 3.80 1.70
20 Oct 16:00 UK Aston Villa v Tottenham 3.60 3.40 2.05
21 Oct 20:00 UK Crystal Palace v Fulham 2.62 3.25 2.70

Odds William Hill

I'd take a chance on Liverpool Trusty and possibly Spurs as both are half decent odds but I don't think I would risk any cash on the others, Chelsea are too small, Wouldn't trust United at all at the moment; more so against a decent side like Southampton and I can't see Norwich getting anything at Arsenal.
That's just my opinion anyhow which is what forums are for and Good luck if you have any of those bets.

Man City are higher odds than I thought they'd be, no win on the road thus far I know but surely it's only a matter of time.

Apart from Liverpool there's nothing really tempting me in.

The 3 o'clock kick offs look like home wins with the other four being aways , but the EPL produces a few draws so finding them will be my target.

If I were to pick any draws this week Traeth I'd go for Stoke v West Brom and Palace v Fulham, I wouldn't be confident enough to put any cash on them mind.

I'm all over West Brom. Stoke are shit and although west brom are maybe punching above their weight they are playing decent football and are in great form.

I may also back Fulham as I reckon palace are going straight back down.

Man City I agree are tempting odds

What a fcuking goal that was from Fulham, no more now please cause I've got this down as a 1-1.

Jol has been under pressure this season and a contender for one of the first to be sacked. Chairmen/owners sometimes do this after a good win. I've taken skybet's 10/1 about him being next manager to leave. Only a small bet

Very similar to the Crouch goal against us the season before last, both technically brilliant.

No but Crouch was facing away from goal when he chested it down on the turn, did a pirouette and smashed it home.
At least Kasami had one eye on the goal.

Now you've made me sound like they're not similar ya cnut, I was talking about the finish.