Will Liverpool be relegated? – Will Rooney really leave?

After last weeks poor show in the Merseyside Derby and another lacklustre performance away to Napoli – I have to say they aren’t.  This sentiment was echoed by ‘GOD’, Robbie Fowler, after the Everton game – stating that the Leeds side that were relegated are better than the current Liverpool side.  We have seen some decent activity in the ‘Next Liverpool Manager Market’ this week – following Frank Rijkard’s departure from Galatassary – he was cut to odds on favourite (2/5) to take the helm from Roy Hodgson.  I think this is a bad shout – why would we want him?  He has no understanding of the English game – if NESV are going to change the manager I believe they need to act now – and Martin O’Neil is the best man – and at 9/1 is easy to back.

Liverpool host Blackburn Rovers on Sunday and at 4/6 are not easy to back – Big Sam always puts out a feisty strong side and I am expecting a draw from this match – which can be backed at 13/5 with Paddy Power.

As for Wayne Rooney – the ginger haired, toad faced Oga can leave Man Utd for all I care.  His on pitch performances since March and conduct of his private life in the last few weeks lead me to ponder why Capello picks him for England?  I think the best move for him, is pack his bags and head off to Sunny Spain - where the locals will refer to him as ‘Coño de Ginger’ or ‘Shrek Rojo’!

Last weeks punts did not provide a profit – much to my dismay.  As stated Liverpool let the football accumulator down – Gitano Hernando came just out of the places in 4^th in the 3.00 at Newmarket – London Irish & Clermont let the Rugby Acca down as well.  This weekend we have the Korean Grand Prix, Aviva Premiership, full domestic football action plus the Rugby League gets under way.

Football acca

QPR – 1/1

CHELSEA – 1/7

NORWICH – 10/11

MAN CITY – 11/8

BRIGHTON – 1/2

£10 wins you £155

Rugby League

New Zealand to win the Handicap - 14pts or more @ 10/11

Horses

I am sticking with Kieran Fallon this week and his ride in the 14.55 Group 1 at Doncaster on Saturday – he is partnering an unbeaten Brian Meehan 2 year old called ‘TITUS MILLS’.  Widely available at 8/1 with Ladbrokes and even bigger on Betfair – he is a sound each way chance.

I am sticking with Mark Webber for the F1 this weekend – he has been driving well all season and his qualifying was superb on Thursday – and is easy to back to stretch his lead – 7/2.