Definitely not the system used against man u.Looking at the Everton match highlights on youtube, they had a load of chances and half chances in the first half, and again in the last 10 minutes. Liverpool’s forwards are far better than Everton’s, so it’s going to be bloody hard to shut them out.
Hard to know whether CH should adopt his Alamo mass deep defence, or the positive football that took ManU apart.
Not me. I've no idea what our chances really are, but it feels like an impossible task. Liverpool don't seem likely to get someone sent off early doors, which would be our best chance, and even then I wouldn't be confident.I can fully understand why we would be long priced to beat the likely champions but 10/1 is MASSIVE!
Anyone going to be tempted?
You have earned a pedant star.I wouldn't take that bet.
We're playing Bournemouth on Saturday.
Er, no it's not. The chances of getting any specific one of the numbers is 2/3 (as in, you'll get it 2 times out of 3).If you have 6 throws, the odds of getting any one of the numbers overall is 6/6.
That's also not how it works Harry.Its amazing how many eejits just can't see this. Some actually 'think' that if you throw a die 5 times and the 6 hasn't come up, the odds of it coming up next throw is evens. If gambling were that easy we'd all be minted. You have to bet on all 6 throws, from before the first throw, to get the evens odds
Yes, 2/3, as I said.in this case (5/6) ^6 = 15,625 / 46,656 ~ 0.334
But this is the probability of NOT getting a 6 even once. And there there are only two possibilities: either we will never see a 6, or we will see it at least once. So the probability of getting at least one 6 is 1 minus this or about 0.666.