OT - What are you doing right now?

What day even is it?  I guess we’re near a weekend as there’s another bunch of matches coming at us, so you’ll need these forecasts to clean-up at the betting shop.   

Covid is just one-nil up at the moment, Leicester v Norwich postponed. 

Saturday

Arsenal v Man City,  should be a belter with both teams in good order.  Much as Arteta will want the win over his former master, the Gunners will come up just short.  1-2

Watford v Spurs, the wretched Hornets got humped by the Hammers so let’s hope for more of the same.  Sir Harry of Kane likes to score against weak opposition therefore the auspices are good. 0-3

Palace v West Ham, unlikely to be attractive or exciting despite both teams’ approach to the season thus far.  Too many games in recent weeks will have an impact plus Hammers shorn of defenders means they’ll park the bus to snuff out the Eagles attacking spark.  0-0

Sunday

Brentford v Aston Villa, tough to call with both resolutely buoyant in mid-table. 2-2

Everton v Brighton, the Toffees are a shambles and have not played much recently because of postponements.  Maybe the break will help them?  I fear not 0-1.  

Leeds v Burnley, couldn’t be a more northern game than this war of the roses clash.  The hosts have been found out and simply don’t have the playing resources necessary - which is a deliberate strategy by the club that looks naive now.   The Clarets are in no form at all and trying their hardest to be in the bottom 3 as opposed to just above the dotted line.  2-1

Southampton v Newcastle, Herculean efforts require by Toon fans to travel the entire length of England on NYD to watch this.   It’s the final game before the Mercenary All-Stars XI begin to arrive and try to save the seemingly drop-destined Newcastle.  Hopefully an absolute farcical soap-opera in the next few months sees them relegated. Saints have the minerals for this 2-0.

Chelsea v Liverpool, Tommy T will not be thrilled by this fixture with talk of disharmony in the Blues ranks, injuries to key players and shabby performances.  On the other hand Big Jurgy will be apoplectic about the Reds defeat to Leicester.  Fire & brimstone assured as 3rd leap-frog 2nd with an away win. 2-3

Monday

Man Utd v Wolves, Ralf’s Old Trafford regime is turning a corner as the new-manager honeymoon subsides.  Tales of adverse player reaction and uncertainty about next season’s manger grow, but results and performances are solid.  Wolves are presently 8th thanks to a good run a few months back. Any of three results would be of no great surprise but Utd have goals in them. 1-0. 

Happy New Year Egg-friends!

Ozzie_Isaac said:

CPFC1905 said:

What day even is it?  I guess we’re near a weekend as there’s another bunch of matches coming at us, so you’ll need these forecasts to clean-up at the betting shop.   

Covid is just one-nil up at the moment, Leicester v Norwich postponed. 

Saturday

Arsenal v Man City,  should be a belter with both teams in good order.  Much as Arteta will want the win over his former master, the Gunners will come up just short.  1-2

Watford v Spurs, the wretched Hornets got humped by the Hammers so let’s hope for more of the same.  Sir Harry of Kane likes to score against weak opposition therefore the auspices are good. 0-3

Palace v West Ham, unlikely to be attractive or exciting despite both teams’ approach to the season thus far.  Too many games in recent weeks will have an impact plus Hammers shorn of defenders means they’ll park the bus to snuff out the Eagles attacking spark.  0-0

Sunday

Brentford v Aston Villa, tough to call with both resolutely buoyant in mid-table. 2-2

Everton v Brighton, the Toffees are a shambles and have not played much recently because of postponements.  Maybe the break will help them?  I fear not 0-1.  

Leeds v Burnley, couldn’t be a more northern game than this war of the roses clash.  The hosts have been found out and simply don’t have the playing resources necessary - which is a deliberate strategy by the club that looks naive now.   The Clarets are in no form at all and trying their hardest to be in the bottom 3 as opposed to just above the dotted line.  2-1

Southampton v Newcastle, Herculean efforts require by Toon fans to travel the entire length of England on NYD to watch this.   It’s the final game before the Mercenary All-Stars XI begin to arrive and try to save the seemingly drop-destined Newcastle.  Hopefully an absolute farcical soap-opera in the next few months sees them relegated. Saints have the minerals for this 2-0.

Chelsea v Liverpool, Tommy T will not be thrilled by this fixture with talk of disharmony in the Blues ranks, injuries to key players and shabby performances.  On the other hand Big Jurgy will be apoplectic about the Reds defeat to Leicester.  Fire & brimstone assured as 3rd leap-frog 2nd with an away win. 2-3

Monday

Man Utd v Wolves, Ralf’s Old Trafford regime is turning a corner as the new-manager honeymoon subsides.  Tales of adverse player reaction and uncertainty about next season’s manger grow, but results and performances are solid.  Wolves are presently 8th thanks to a good run a few months back. Any of three results would be of no great surprise but Utd have goals in them. 1-0. 

Happy New Year Egg-friends!

No clue what you are talking about, but always an entertaining read.  Happy New Year my friend.

Ozzie, just think of it as kickball.

Earlier this afternoon I returned from a Xmas present gifted by my oldest son at the Bardstown Bourbon Company.  It  was a tasting of three bourbons, each directly from the barrel in one of their rickhouses.  The proofs were all in the low 120's and across the wheated and two different rye forward mash bills.  Great experience and fun.  Solid products as well.  Getting rolling with kicking 2021 to the curb and beyond.  
Stay healthy and safe out there-

Carmelizing onions for French onion soup.