2009-10 ENGLISH PREMIERSHIP OUTRIGHT WINNER BETTING TIPS

The 2009 English Premier League is shaping up to be one for the ages, as the fans, teams and managers will begin to acclimatize themselves to a new footballing landscape in the country. The big four supposedly faces its biggest challenge and, if the back pages are anything to believed, the Premier League is going to be turned upside down as a Ronaldo-less United face off against the usual suspects, and a plucky local rival. As it currently stands, Chelsea and Manchester United both sit at 2/1 to win the English Premier League with William Hill. Liverpool are listed at 11/4 and Arsenal face a rather bleak price of 8/1- they are closer to Manchester City than Manchester United, if the bookies are to be believed. City carry an 11/1 price and that's just a bit too short for me. The odds take a massive jump with Spurs at 80/1 and Aston Villa at 150/1. Everton sit at 200/1 while West Ham have an interesting price of 500/1. Fulham, Portmouth and Sunderland are all at 1000/1 and Wigan, Blackburn and Wolves are all at 1500/1. You'll find Bolton and Stoke at 2000/1 with Burnley and Birmingham alongside Hull City at 2500/1. You can get 1/3 odds on the top two places and it really looks like it's going to be a genuine contest. The only question is whether you think it will be between 3 teams or 5? I think Manchester United will do better than many observers think they will. I still consider them the team to beat, but I'm confident they'll have a different flavour. They have a genuine goal poacher in Michael Owen and Luis Antonio Valencia to fill in for Ronaldo down the right, and his goal against Boca Juniors had a familiar feel to it, if you get my meaning.