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Winnerjake's Obscure Picks
DIR By: winnerjake
Date: March 1, 2015, 9:09 am
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Hello, my name is Jake and I am a professional bettor. I make a
living from my own bets and although I have no website of my
own, I have worked for a few private syndicates, supplying
analysis and predictions in the past.
My main strengths are Eastern games such as China, Japan and
Phillipines but that is not necessarily all I bet on. Actually,
just as often I make bets on football all over the world, my
choices are based on the strength of the information. I like to
find good team news, financial, internal information, and
high/low motivations for my bets.
I will supply predictions here to prove that I qualify for
access to the closed area! Below is a pick from the Phillipines
that I made at the start of February, and also a document I made
which shows the transfer activity in Singapor S league over this
last Winter. I hope it helps some people for their choices.
Happy betting guys :)
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Re: Winnerjake's Obscure Picks
DIR By: winnerjake
Date: March 1, 2015, 9:10 am
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* Guide to Winter Transfer Activity in Singapore S-League *
.
Albirex Niigata (S)
It's business as usual for Albirex, they released half of their
team, and are holding trials in Osaka, Japan like in previous
years.
The most promising of those signed so far looks to be
22-year-old striker Rion Taki, a quality striker who used to be
on Vissel Kobe's books. With still so many vacancies in the
squad we can expect Albirex to continue making more signings.
In: Fumiya Kogure (Albirex Niigata), Atsushi Kawata (Hannan
University), Rion Taki (Vissel Kobe), Yosuke Nazawa (Shimizu
S-Pulse)
Out: Kosuke Matsuda, Taiyo Nishida, Norihiro Kawakami, Koki
Akasaka, Kazuya Okazaki, Koya Yishida, Kazuya Fukuzaki, Sochiro
Tanaka, Hiroki Morisaki, Ikuma Osaka, Niji Sasadaira, Shota
Muto, Kentaro Miyakawa, Yoshinaga Arima, Kazuki Kishigami, Kaoru
Nishio, Seiji Yamaguchi, Mizuki Ito
.
Balestier Khalsa
It’s been fairly quiet in "To a Payoh", only two signings
announced so far. Four of the five foreign player slots have yet
to be filled too.
With the club starting their season earlier due to their AFC Cup
commitments, things will get really busy, maybe desperate, as
they try to put together a squad.
Former LionsXII youngster Ignatius Ang is on trial, and expected
to sign a deal.
In: Fadhil Noh (Woodlands), Hanafi Salleh (Tanjong Pagar)
Out: Goran Ljubojevic, Paul Cunningham, Kim Minho, Park Kang
Jin, Syed Thaha (Geylang), Faiz Rahim, Rizal Abdul Rahman,
Tajeli Selamat, Sofiyan Abdul Hamid, Ruhaizad Ismail
.
Brunei DPMM
DPMM have been relatively patient in the transfer window this
time round, although big names continue to be linked with them.
They reportedly have former Hougang striker Geison Moura on
trial, as well as former European stars Sylvan Ebanks-Blake,
Paddy McCourt, and Lebanese national team striker Hussein Awada,
but no signings have been made yet.
Out: Shahrulrizal Rahman, Tarmizi Johari, Mat Yusof Mat Yassin,
Rodrigo Tosi, Roy O’ Donovan, Roberto Alviz
.
Geylang International
They mean serious business this year.
Brought Jozef Kaplan back to the club, also signing former
Albirex pair Bruno Castanheira and Tatsuro Inui. Solid local
performers Syed Thaha, Yazid Yasin and Sevki Sha’ban have been
snapped up as well.
Geylang’s squad has more or less been sorted out, what remains
is tactical work in the next month or two, they'll so well this
season.
In: Jozef Kaplan (Tampines), Bruno Castanheira (Home United),
Tatsuro Inui, Nor Azli Yusof (Tanjong Pagar), Anaz Hadee
(Tampines), Syed Thaha (Balestier), Yazid Yasin (Woodlands) ,
Sevki Sha’ban, Farhan Amin (Home United)
Out: Hamqaamal Shah (Warriors), Joey Sim (Tampines), Thorsten
Schneider, Jalal, Franco Chivilo, Leonel Felice, K Sathiaraj,
Aliff Shafaein, Ridhuan Muhamad (Tampines), Fabian Kwok
(Tampines), Wyldan Wisam
.
Courts Young Lions
The developmental squad’s aim this year is no doubt the SEA
Games, with the first half of the S.League season deemed as a
form of preparation for this team.
Adam Swandi has signed with Courts Young Lions, while Suria
Prakash – a winger who "made waves" with Warriors FC last year
is a decent acquisition.
Shakir Hamzah and Shahfiq Ghani returning too, Young Lions
should improve on their standings last year.
In: Shakir Hamzah (LionsXII), Shahfiq Ghani (LionsXII), Adam
Swandi (FC Metz), Suria Prakash (Warriors)
Out: Fareez Farhan (Hougang), Sahil Suhaimi (LionsXII), Faris
Azienuddin (LionsXII)
.
Home United
"Preseason of change at Bishan",
New head coach for the Protectors after their other manager left
for some unknown personal reason last December.
However they have been busy in the transfer window signing some
decent players.
The squad is still far from finalised yet, so they'll probably
get a few more signatures soon.
In: Abdil Qayyim (Tampines), Hyrulnizam Juma’at (Tampines), Ang
Zhi Wei (Tampines), Imran Sahib (Tampines), Kamel Ramdani
(Tanjong Pagar), Azhar Sairudin (Hougang)
Out: Daniel Ong (Warriors), Redzwan Atan, Zulkifli Suzliman,
Kwon Dakyung, Qiu Li, Indra Sahdan (retired), Precious
Emuejeraye, Ahmed Fahmie, Bruno Castanheira (Geylang), Izzdin
Shafiq (LionsXII), Fazrul Nawaz (Sabah FA), Farhan Amin
(Geylang)
.
Hougang United
They had a month full of uncertainty following news of the
merger with Woodlands Wellington. But now they have signed a few
players capable of bringing improvement.
Kunihiro Yamashita and Ruzaini Zainal are valuable signings with
talent and experience, Muhaymin Salim and Matthew Abraham are
more like wildcards.
Former Warriors midfielder Shimpei Sakurada remains on trial
with Hougang and they have one foreign slot left, so that's
likely.
In: Kunihiro Yamashita (Tampines), Ahmadulhaq Che Omar
(Woodlands), Francisco Salvador Ela, Takashi Manato, Fareez
Farhan (Courts Young Lions), Muhaymin Salim (Balestier), Ridhuan
Barudin (Tampines), Matthew Abraham (Tampines), Ruzaini Zainal
(Tanjong Pagar), Taufiq Ghani (Woodlands)
Out: Benedict Chua, Diego Gama (Pusamania Borneo FC), Nazri
Sabri, Igor Cerina, Igor Ferreira Alves, Syaqir Sulaiman
(Warriors), Fazli Jaffar (Warriors), Azhar Sairudin (Home
United), Geison Moura, Erwan Gunawan
.
Tampines Rovers
"Sundram is returning to Singapore shores to take up the
Tampines hot seat. The Stags are making no secret of their
desire to reclaim the S.League title"
Their signings have been pretty damn spectacular, with Hassan
Sunny, Zulfadli Zainal and Ismail Yunos pinched from Warriors,
and Ridhuan Muhammad finally making a return to a club he played
at before.
They have two spots still open for foreign players, and
regarding that:
"Do not be surprised if chairman Teo Hock Seng pulls out the
cheque book as Tampines go all out to ensure they become the
best club in the S.League once again"
In: Ridhuan Muhammad (Geylang), Hassan Sunny (Warriors),
Zulfadli Zainal (Warriors), Ismail Yunos (Warriors), Fabrice
Noel (ATM FA), Eddy Viator (Putrajaya Spa FC), Firdaus Idros
(Tanjong Pagar), Sazali Salleh (Tanjong Pagar), Mateo Roskam
(Sime Darby), Fabian Kwok (Geylang), Joey Sim (Geylang)
Out: Shariff Samat, Kunihiro Yamashita (Hougang), Shahdan
Sulaiman (LionsXII), Aleksandar Duric (Retired), Miljan
Mrdakovic, Imran Sahib (Home United), Anaz Hadee (Geylang),
Ridhuan Barudin (Hougang), Matthew Abraham (Hougang), Jacob
Butler, Justin Pasfield, Ang Zhi Wei (Home United), Jozef Kaplan
(Geylang), Abdil Qaiyyim (Home United)
.
Warriors FC
The defending S.League champions have picked up a few
established local players: Syaqir Sulaiman, Fazli Jaffar and
Hamqaamal Shah. They return to the Asian Champions League for
the first time in five years, albeit through the playoffs.
But, they've lost Hassan Sunny to Tampines and lack a proper
goalkeeper atm.
In: Emmeric Ong (LionsXII), Fazli Jaffar (Hougang), Syaqir
Sulaiman (Hougang), Marcus Wheeler (Tanjong Pagar), Daniel Ong
(Home United), Andy Ahmad (Woodlands), Hamqaamal Shah (Geylang)
Out: Nurhazwan Norasikin, Hassan Sunny (Tampines), Zulfadli
Zainal (Tampines), Ismail Yunos (Tampines), Agu Casmir, Jeremy
Chiang, Neezam Abdul Aziz, Dharham Aziz
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Re: Winnerjake's Obscure Picks
DIR By: winnerjake
Date: March 1, 2015, 9:12 am
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This is a favourite pick from the start of February which I made
on Warriors Double Chance. The game ended 0-0, Bet won :)
Large PreStake
AFC Qualifiers, 9.30AM
YADANARBON VS. WARRIORS (365, BWIN, Hills etc etc)
Warriors Double Chance is a Large (5%) at 1.8
Warriors Draw No Bet is a Medium (3.5%) at 2.3
.
This game is the first round of the AFC qualifiers, between
Burmese club Yada and Singaporean Champs Warriors.
.
Warriors is currently the most successful club in the history of
their domestic S.League, the highest tier of football in
Singapore.
They have won the title a record eight times: (1997, 1998, 2000,
2002, 2006, 2007, 2008, 2009). They also finished second in 4
seasons (1996, 1999, 2001, 2005).
In the 15 years since the inception of the Singapore S.League,
Warriors have only finished outside the top two on three
occasions.
They have a handful of foreign players, 2 British guys, a
Croatian, an Argentine and a Thai player.
'Last season’s top scorer Nicholas Velez will make his debut in
the regional’s premier competition and he was clearly excited at
the prospect of continental football'
.
They are full of zeal for this game, if Warriors secure victory
in Myanmar they will face Chinese Super League side Guangzhou
R&F in the second round. They have had an 8 hour flight, that is
my solitary concern for this bet. But I think we'll see some
enthusiasm:
"For the first time in five years, Warriors FC will make their
return to the Asian Football Confederation (AFC) Champions
League, albeit through the playoffs.
The S.League champions will travel to Myanmar to face first-time
entrants Yadanarbon FC on 4 February in the first round of
playoffs. Head coach Alex Weaver has been working hard behind
the scenes in making sure his team will be up to task."
.
Warriors have played a few friendly games already and they
didn't win them, but it's important to remember how unimportant
the result was compared to this match. They made a few signings
in the off-season and it's taken time to gel, but I liked what I
read from the coach:
“Player-selection is also important. We’ve brought in
competitive and self-driven players - those who want to work
hard for each other.'
“We are preparing very well for the important game against
Yadanarbon,” Velez commented.
“We know all our new players, so we can do very well in the
regional tournament. I like the character from all the players.
“All of us play good football and if we work slightly harder
than last year, we can retain our S.League title and reach
heights in the AFC Champions League.”
“We have been improving in every game and it is pleasing'
“I am impressed as to how the new players have come on and
adapted to our style so quickly.
“The speed of play is good right now and I am at a position
where I can see many positive things in the season ahead.
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Yadanarbon are a small Burmese club which play in the Myanmar
National League. The club was founded in 2009, the same year
that the league was formed, and they do reasonably well in their
domestic comp. They have won the league three times.
They also played in the AF President's Cup on a couple of
occasions and did okay, but that is not to be confused with the
AFC Champions League. The quality of football in the President's
Cup is so poor, the competition was set up for emerging
countries like Nepal, Taiwan, Bhutan, Sri Lanka, Pakistan or
Kyrgyztan. It's like an AFC Champions league for poorer people.
On a seperate note I don't know if anyone has watched any
football from Myanmar before, but it is the pits. Some of the
worst in the world in my opinion.
.
Going into a bit more detail about the standard they operate at,
Myanmar's National Team were appropriately thrashed in the last
World Cup by everyone they played. Myanmar U19 had a decent run
in the Asian Championship last year, however Yadanarbon have
only got 2 strikers from that team.
.
Teams from Myanmar aren't allowed to have 4+ foreign players,
Yadanarbon's best player is Boakay Eddie Foday (28 yo, capped 11
times by Liberia, spent most his career in a lower league
indonesian team which he was a bit too good for). Nigerian
defender Okpechi Happiness, and former Brisbane Roar Australian
midfielder James Meyer.
Apart from a couple of guys with caps for Myanmar's National
team that's the only quality on the pitch for Yada.
.
Yada have no experience in this competition, it is the biggest
match of the club's career and the squad seems to be lacking in
quality for an AFC Champions match.
Supposedly the stadium only holds 17,000 people but attendance
is expected to exceed 20,000. Atmosphere will be wild!
Definitely think Warriors will shine through, quality is on
their side for sure.
Good Luck
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Re: Winnerjake's Obscure Picks
DIR By: CheGuevara
Date: March 2, 2015, 3:05 pm
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Good informations, continue with this tempo we are watching you
;)
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Re: Winnerjake's Obscure Picks
DIR By: winnerjake
Date: March 9, 2015, 12:25 pm
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Thanks Che, I have been really busy at the moment and not many
good bets around but I will be posting more info in here very
soon :)
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Re: Winnerjake's Obscure Picks
DIR By: winnerjake
Date: March 17, 2015, 6:34 am
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Lithuania A Lyga 5pm GMT
Trakai vs Stumbras
Medium Stake Stumbras +1AH @ Bet365
Dont understand the odds, it seems the European Bookmakers
priced this up completely wrong, also the odds are dropping here
quickly.
Stumbras are a newly promoted side and they were far too good
for the second division. Founded in 2010 as the representative
team for the NFA, the club is enjoying a successful 5-year plan,
reaching the heights of Lithuanian football in a pretty short
period of time. The gulf between leagues in Latvia is not
massive. Generally I believe the football quality in Latvia is
okay, marginally better than expected; but the league is riddled
with corruption and of course the country is at the lower end of
quality in Europe.
However Stumbras are completely unlikely to give away the points
today, in my opinion risk of a corrupt match is small. Their
latest campaign has been going very well and I doubt they would
jeopardise this by selling points in a cooperation. Another
reason I favour this bet is because I always favour the underdog
at the start of the season when enthusiasm is at its peak!
Trakai are nothing special and this line is a steal in my
opinion.
Stumbras team lining up with 6 points, 3rd place standings. By
the way, along with "Zalgiris" and "Atlantis," Stumbras is of
the highest scoring league teams since the start of the new
campaign. Meanwhile, today's hosts with four points, are 7th
place after 3 rounds. If Stumbras win by 2 goals today they
could actually steal first place from Zalgiris temporarily on
GD! That is absolutely insane, they are surely motivated to
reach the top of their new division even if it is so very early
in the competition.
Trakai are very average, lack much aspiration, club operates on
a tiny budget and relies entirely on local players. They have a
good home record but I really don't think Stumbras will lose by
2 goals to them today.
"During the first three rounds, Trakai the first three rounds
suffered a defeat (Guest 1: 5 against the "Atlantic"), once
played draw (home 1: 1 with "Kruoja"), and the last round
Marijampolėje 1: 0 defeated "Sudovia." True, goal scored at
any "Trakai" player, and an own goal įsimušęs hosts
striker T. Radzinevičius.
"Bison" all three matches played in Kaunas and through them won
two victories: the season starts 3: 1 to overcome the
"Chandigarh", and the last round of 4: 1 - "kick." The defeat
result 0: 2 incurred against Suduva Marijampole."
Noticeable players:
"Trakai" ranks Kolka only flapping his goals in the match - 2
times distinguished L. Kochanauskas. Worthy of mention and the
team entering the third round Klimavičius L. and P.
Malinauskas with reliable defensive game has contributed
significantly to the first team victory of the season.
"Bison" the ranks of good words appeared in the square deserve
most players, but looking at the statistics, the most notable is
the Kolka-winning 3 goals A. Rimkevicius and solid defense and
two goals from competing at opponents, has managed to punish
Captain A. rack - after both players was elected to the top
round team players. Do not fail to mention the great team
įsiliejusio N. Mačiulio: 1 goal scorer, trapped
between two of the best players in the tour, Kaunas team pillar
in the middle."
Predicted Stumbras Squad:
GK
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