For Green Fields - Premier League Newsletter - Stay Ahead Of The Curve Of Corruption

The markets on this event are heavily influenced by the internally agreed fix MU v Liv on Monday night. The volume and dynamics on a MU victory in that match were energised by insider trading and professional money while leisure punters traded on club loyalty or on Liv.

There is some irony in that MU's first four games of the 22/23 season have been against the █████ / █████ / █████ structure of █████ █████ █████.

Good job the fixture list is never fixed in any way at all.

MU are still dire and we would not trade on them even if we detect insider positions emanating from BT Sport (who control outcomes on all of their 12:30 Saturday events in order to take on the SE Asian markets on rigged outcomes).

Control of managerial appointments & transfers by rogue forces depreciates the brand over and over and over - from Mourinho vs the pgMOB to Solskjaer, Rangnick, Ten Hag (whose proudest talent appears to be waving his Rolex to camera) and, most unbelievably, the inept and inappropriate Steve McClaren is a degree of repetitive self-harming that suggests that the real aim (apart from taking the piss out of the fans and insider trading the scams) is a sale to a more malleable entity.

Someone quite like Sir Jim Ratcliffe in fact.

The captured msm have been desperately hunting around for any images of Ratcliffe where he is not displaying the countenance of someone who has just eaten a human baby for breakfast.

They eventually found one where he just looks like a dodgy psychopath but the real aim is to get Sir David Brailsford and his doping acquaintances into the club because, as Bre show, if you can cover a lot of metres, it's a great leveller.

Lee Mason is the VAR Official for this market play.

This is problematical. Mason was VAR Official on 12 of Bre's 38 EPL markets last season.

Lee Mason was the only former referee to be kept on to provide VAR services after retirement until this season when Mike Dean was given equivalent status - Dean was dropped by pgMOB following Ch v TH event although msm carefully avoided that reality.

The issue isn't bias to the club but an apparent bias to the market positioning of █████, the bookmaking club owner who abuses the █████ platform for proprietary gain.

We know the outcome of this event / we will know the outcome of this event.

So, now that Dean has served his one round suspension, who would the pgMOB select as an appropriate match for his return?

Well, Bloom's Insider Trading Juggernaut BHA, of course.

We know how, where and when Bloom trades on BHA games.

That is his problem no matter how much he wriggles.

Two appalling teams currently.

Boehly is not Abramovich and the Ch starting XI looks like sort of Aston Villa standard. Plus Tuchel is massively overrated & extremely fortunate to have landed in the right places at the right times.

LC are potential relegation material with the best players leaving, struggling to deal with chaotic spouses or hunting for a transfer while Rodgers is another vastly overrated supremo, there is writing on the wall..

But the real problem is with the ownership.

I have been reliably informed from two separate sources that Thaksin Shinawatra's super yacht sits permanently in the Andaman Sea in Thai waters (despite the potential arrest and imprisonment over his corruption convictions) and he is manouevring to get back into the EPL by taking advantage of the completely mad fucker who is the new monarch in Thailand.

Shinawatra to takeover LC? You read it here first.

So having failed to win at average prices 1.27, 1.28 and 1,69, are Liv able to beat the weakest team in the division at an average price of 1.11?

Three points...

Firstly, as we published on the blog shortly after Klopp became manager, his managerial cycle is seven years - at Mai, BD and, now, Liv. This is Year 7.

Secondly, only absolute certainties offer value at 1.11.

Thirdly, Liv miss Mane. Our contacts at his new club BM tell us that Mane left Liv over being asked to █████ in certain games to █████ █████ █████ █████ █████ █████ █████

But 1.11?

Trappy event as most MC vs CP events seem to be.

Once again, the price on a MC victory offers minimal (if any) value and a very key input is referee Graham Scott who should never have been promoted to pgMOB Select Group 1 status.