London hasn't been a happy hunting ground for The Seasiders so far in the Premier League. They have conceded 1o goals without reply in just two games (Arsenal & Chelsea) ... so will a trip to lowly West Ham Utd be anything different. Aston Villa was a close call. Even steven as predicted until that disastrous last minute of the game ... this spread indicates lack of concentration again being a feature of this game. But it features on the home sides area of the spread. Now, there are also similar images to those featured in the WBA game where two players were sent off. These spreads are very much a learning curve ... so, here goes ... the image is reversed which could indicate a controversial & game changing moment in the game? A foul that warranted a red card? It seems to be there in the spread. So does a suggested result of 2 v 2? At some stage of the game ... ? But is it the end result? An image which had appeared in previous wins by The Seasiders appears once more on their area of the spread ... or is this wishful thinking/coincidence? Two nervy teams giving way to end to end attacking football...? To make a prediction on a likely result ... a draw?Update 15th November 2010
The game as indeed a draw; however it was 0 v 0. But with the number of clear chances that SHOULD have been taken the result could easily have been 2 v 2. There was a game changing incident that could have heralded a red card ... West Ham by rights should have had a penalty when Cathcart handled the ball in the box.
