Football betting help

[MelbourneBlue]

Normally when I place bets, I just look at the odds, pick the home team and use that bet as part of a multi to increase the return.
So I am unaware of any recent form, injuries, missing players or any other circumstances which may affect the result of the match.
Now, what I want to know is, rather than "guess" the winner based on the above, I want to utilise some information that will help me pick winners.
So, is there any decent websites that people here use that takes into account home/away/recent form/injuries etc to make a judgement on who they think will win or whether the match may finish in a draw.
Hopefully the sites arent biased based on their location if you know what I mean.

Any help is appreciated.

 

[nelsons willie]

Normally when I place bets, I just look at the odds, pick the home team and use that bet as part of a multi to increase the return.
So I am unaware of any recent form, injuries, missing players or any other circumstances which may affect the result of the match.
Now, what I want to know is, rather than "guess" the winner based on the above, I want to utilise some information that will help me pick winners.
So, is there any decent websites that people here use that takes into account home/away/recent form/injuries etc to make a judgement on who they think will win or whether the match may finish in a draw.
Hopefully the sites arent biased based on their location if you know what I mean.

Any help is appreciated.

9 years ago i GUESSED 12 teams and won 5k..keep on guessing blue

 

[SWP=Class]

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.freebetting.net/betting_picks" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.freebetting.net/betting_picks</a>

This is a good website which is quite helpful.I usually just take 2 of their picks and stick 20 quid on a double.

Good Luck

 

[mcfc83]

Betfair have a new site - "The Betfair Front Room" which has five blokes with £100 each to gamble on, good for betting advice, banter etc..

 

[psycho_paul]

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