Premiership 2005/2006 Preview

Two of them - Chelsea and Arsenal - meet on August 7 in the traditional curtain of funds for the new season, the Community Shield. As if it were necessary to follow the Spice - continues beating up Ashley Cole saga looks set to ensure that meetings between the two London rivals are tense and feisty affairs. A look at each of the three sides of us can point in the direction of the best bets available before the new season. What better place to start than with champions Chelsea. His first title in 50 years was delivered to a game to spare last season, and although very disappointed with their European exit at the hands of eventual winners Liverpool (later), the season has to be considered a great success for Jose team Mourinho. A defeat, 15 goals against, a margin of victory of 12 points separating them from Arsenal, the second says it all. Add to that the growing rock composed primarily of defense captain John Terry and goalkeeper Peter Cech, playing brilliant strike from Robben and Duff, plus, of course, the purchasing power of Roman Abromavitch, and sight, Chelsea seems to be incredibly movement difficult, as champions. Its price is an unfair price Evens Given the predominance of last season, and their ability to go out and buy expensive set and top class players, but things certainly will be harder for them this time. Arsenal, who had a great start last term, only to fail after a defeat at Old Trafford, which ended at 49 games unbeaten, will stop the Chelsea machine in its tracks. Arsenal have traditionally suffered from a title-winning season, only to come back stronger and more determined after the season. With the arrival of top class players promised - something they could not provide at this time last year because of their proposed new stadium and financial restrictions that led - Arsenal can mount a serious challenge for the title Chelsea, and shares 11 / 4, do a lot of appeal. Manchester United, not long ago the dominant force in England, have not had everything their own way in recent times, culminating in a 3rd place finish last season and need, therefore, benefit from this season's Champions part championship. Sir Alex Ferguson may have failed to impress last term - which culminated in an empty trophy cabinet - but lack the quality of the entire park to make a good impression on the serious title run this time. The likes of Ryan Giggs, Ruud van Nistelrooy, Roy Keane and Rio Ferdinand can keep running, while Wayne Rooney, a star player who can really make a difference in games in particular. And with Sir Alex at the head of United supporters can be sure his players are totally motivated by the challenge ahead. U.S. can support 10 / 3 for the glory of the Premiership and the price may seem very generous as Christmas 2006, when the race really starts to heat up. Finally, no guide is complete without mentioning the Premier League, at least, the Champions League 2005. May have failed to secure a high finish in the season four of last season, but after their heroic European triumph, trust is the clouds, and with Steven Gerrard, seemingly committed to the cause, the 25 / 1 in the Liverpool's victory appears for each value, especially since they are as short as 14 / 1 in places. http://www.PuntersRealm.com is a new e-zine with great sports game Advances Forecasts, hints and tips.