English Premier League Betting Odds PT 2

What a story that would be if Van Gaal was able to pick up the Premier League in his first season in the top flight and with that extremely poor start that many seemed to believe mirrored David Moyes wretched time at the United helm. It has been the emergence of players like Marouane Fellaini and Ashley Young, as of late, that have made a big difference as well as the steadying presence of Michael Carrick. 

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Offsetting the injuries to their defensive back line (which never seem to stop at any point) you’ll find that the re-emergence of Robin Van Persie has been very beneficial and he is definitely keeping loan signing Radamel Falcao (who still seems to be unfit) out of the team entirely save for the odd 15 minutes at the end of a match. 

He hardly ever has any time to get settled on the pitch and it seems unlikely that United would be willing to part with the massive financial outlay that a permanent signing would cost at this point. With no signings really expected during the January transfer window, it will be interesting to see if they can pull off a fantastic second half of the season. 

When was the last time you could back United at a price like this when they were playing this type of football? 

Arsenal can be backed at 67.0 and that’s about the last genuinely reasonable price you will be able to find in this market with the odds then taking a big jump to 501.0 for Liverpool, Spurs and Southampton. West Ham are at 751.0 while Everton trade at 1001.0. 

The relegation dogfight still looks to be a genuine tussle with Burnley and Leicester both priced at 1.50 and 1.57 for the drop. QPR have battled their way out of things slightly and they are a 2.20 price while Crystal Palace can be backed at 2.4 to go down this year. Hull City are the other club in genuine danger and can be backed at 2.75 to be relegated from the Premier League.