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Wednesday, April 23, 2014

What's New

The Java Tutorials are practical guides for programmers who want to use the Java programming language to create applications. They include hundreds of complete, working examples, and dozens of lessons. Groups of related lessons are organized into "trails".
The Java Tutorials primarily describe features in Java SE 8. For best results, download JDK 8.

What's New

The Java Tutorials are continuously updated to keep up with changes to the Java Platform and to incorporate feedback from our readers. This release of the tutorial coincides with the release of JDK 8. See What's New in JDK 8 for more information about new features in this release, which includes the following:
  • Lambda expressions enable you to treat functionality as a method argument, or code as data. Lambda expressions let you express instances of single-method interfaces (referred to as functional interfaces) more compactly.
  • Default methods are methods in an interface that have an implementation. They enable new functionality to be added to the interfaces of libraries and ensure binary compatibility with code written for older versions of those interfaces.
  • Aggregate operations enable you to perform functional-style operations on streams of elements, in particular, bulk operations on collections, such as sequential or parallel map-reduce transformations.
  • Date-Time APIs enable you to represent dates and times and manipulate date and time values. They support the International Organization for Standardization (ISO) calendar system as well as other commonly used global calendars.
  • Type annotations can be used in conjunction with pluggable type systems for improved type checking, and repeating annotations enable you to apply the same annotation to a declaration or type use.
Apart from fixing typos and errors, this update includes also includes the following:

Trails Covering the Basics

These trails are available in book form as The Java Tutorial, Fifth Edition. To buy this book, refer to the box to the right.
  • Getting Started — An introduction to Java technology and lessons on installing Java development software and using it to create a simple program.
  • Learning the Java Language — Lessons describing the essential concepts and features of the Java Programming Language.
  • Essential Java Classes — Lessons on exceptions, basic input/output, concurrency, regular expressions, and the platform environment.
  • Collections — Lessons on using and extending the Java Collections Framework.
  • Date-Time APIs — How to use the java.time pages to write date and time code.
  • Deployment — How to package applications and applets using JAR files, and deploy them using Java Web Start and Java Plug-in.
  • Preparation for Java Programming Language Certification — List of available training and tutorial resources.

Creating Graphical User Interfaces

Specialized Trails and Lessons

These trails and lessons are only available as web pages.
  • Custom Networking — An introduction to the Java platform's powerful networking features.
  • The Extension Mechanism — How to make custom APIs available to all applications running on the Java platform.
  • Full-Screen Exclusive Mode API — How to write applications that more fully utilize the user's graphics hardware.
  • Generics — An enhancement to the type system that supports operations on objects of various types while providing compile-time type safety. Note that this lesson is for advanced users. The Java Language trail contains a Generics lesson that is suitable for beginners.
  • Internationalization — An introduction to designing software so that it can be easily adapted (localized) to various languages and regions.
  • JavaBeans — The Java platform's component technology.
  • JDBC Database Access — Introduces an API for connectivity between the Java applications and a wide range of databases and data sources.
  • JMX— Java Management Extensions provides a standard way of managing resources such as applications, devices, and services.
  • JNDI— Java Naming and Directory Interface enables accessing the Naming and Directory Service such as DNS and LDAP.
  • JAXP — Introduces the Java API for XML Processing (JAXP) technology.
  • JAXB — Introduces the Java architecture for XML Binding (JAXB) technology.
  • RMI — The Remote Method Invocation API allows an object to invoke methods of an object running on another Java Virtual Machine.
  • Reflection — An API that represents ("reflects") the classes, interfaces, and objects in the current Java Virtual Machine.
  • Security — Java platform features that help protect applications from malicious software.
  • Sound — An API for playing sound data from applications.
  • 2D Graphics — How to display and print 2D graphics in applications.
  • Sockets Direct Protocol — How to enable the Sockets Direct Protocol to take advantage of InfiniBand.

Monday, April 21, 2014

Si mund ta ndalosh Balen...


Marc Bartra thotë se është dashur ta shtynte më shumë Gareth Balen, në rastin kur ylli uellsian e shënoi golin e fitores së Real Madridit, në finale të Copa del Rey. Mbrojtësi i Barcelonës arsyetohet se në ato momente pati tërheqje muskulore.
Marc Bartra e ka përshkruar momentin kur Gareth Bale e kaloi atë dhe e shënoi golin e fitores së Real Madridit ndaj Barcelonës, në finale të Copa del Rey.
Mbrojtësi spanjoll e shtyu yllin uellsian, por ish futbollisti i Tottenhamit ‘fluturoi’ drejt portës së Jose Pintos, të cilin e mposhti me lehtësi.
“Duke e parë nga një perspektivë ndryshe, do të duhej ndoshta ta shtyja më shumë. Më pas e kam ndier një tërheqje muskulore”, deklaroi futbollisti spanjoll për Barca TV.
Ai po ashtu e ka komentuar edhe fitoren e Barcelonës ndaj Athletic Bilbaos me rezultat 2:1 të dielën mbrëma.
“Jam i kënaqur dhe krenar me këtë fitore. Nuk ishte aspak e lehtë, pas sfidave të fundit. Unë jam i kënaqur me mënyrën se si po shkon viti im, shpresoj të qëndroj këtu sa më gjatë të jetë e mundur”, përfundoi Bartra.-

Sunday, January 5, 2014

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14:30 Castel Rigone~~Calcio Chieti 1 Odd 2.20 Win 1-0

16:00 Hearts~~Partick 2 Odd 2.30 Win 0-2


Saturday, January 4, 2014

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16:00 Grimsby vs Huddersfield 2 Odd 2.00  FT 2-3 WIN WIN WIN

16:00 Middlesbrough vs Hull City 2 Odd 2.70 FT 0-2 WIN WIN WIN

16:00 Nottingham vs West Ham G/G Odd 1.75 Lose 5-0

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Cristiano Ronaldo is not a Paris Saint-Germain target, says French club chief


Cristiano Ronaldo is not a target for Paris Saint-Germain, according to the French club's chairman Nasser al-Khelaifi.

Speculation has linked the Portuguese superstar with a move from Real Madrid to the big-spending Ligue 1 leaders, who have brought in Zlatan Ibrahimovic, Edinson Cavani and Ezequiel Lavezzi amongst other big-name players in recent years.
Leonardo, who left his role as PSG sporting director last July, recently claimed that he had done "everything within the written laws" to try to lure the former Manchester United player to the French capital.
However, Al-Khelaifi has denied that his club, bankrolled by wealthy owners from Qatar, is set to bid for the 28-year-old's services.
He said: "All the players we are dreaming about are already at PSG. Ronaldo is a huge player we respect a lot. But he is under contract at Real Madrid, who I respect a lot too.
"The day I really want a Real player, believe me I will know to talk to (Real president) Florentino Perez. It is not the case so far."
Meanwhile, Perez echoed Al-Khelaifi's words and rebuffed suggestions that the Spanish giants were interested in PSG's 21-year-old Italian midfielder Marco Verratti.
He explained: "We are currently not in talks with PSG about any player. We are not in negotiation with PSG over Cristiano or Verratti. Our two clubs have a very good relationship."
One player keen to remain with PSG is midfielder Jeremy Menez, who has spent much of the season out of Laurent Blanc's side.
"My future? I will try to get my position in the team back, and work hard to achieve it," said the 26-year-old France international.
"There could have been difficult moments, but I believe it will change. Personally, I have never stated that I want to leave."
 

Transfer news: AC Milan deny rumours that Mario Balotelli is up for sale


AC Milan have denied speculation that striker Mario Balotelli will be available to buy in next month's transfer window.

Reports emanating from Italy claimed Milan president Silvio Berlusconi was ready to listen to offers for Balotelli after a bust-up with the former Manchester City forward.
Balotelli's future at the San Siro has been the subject of conjecture for some time, with the 23-year-old reportedly unsettled with life with the Rossoneri.
Milan have moved quickly to dismiss the rumours and insist the Italian is not for sale.
"AC Milan deny absolutely and with strength the declarations that would have been referred to the Milan president about an unthinkable collocation of Mario Balotelli on the market," read a club statement.
"Mario Balotelli is and remains a Milan player."
Balotelli has made 12 Serie A appearances for Milan this season, scoring six goals in what has been a disappointing season for the Rossoneri this term.
 

Fredy Guarin's departure to Chelsea would hurt Inter Milan, admits Ricky Alvarez


Inter Milan midfielder Ricky Alvarez has admitted that it would be a loss for his side if Fredy Guarin was to leave in January.
The 27-year-old Colombia international has been strongly linked with a move to Chelsea in January and recently claimed that Blues boss Jose Mourinho is the "number one" manager in the world.
Alvarez believes that Inter should try to keep hold of the "important" midfielder and concedes that his departure would have a negative impact on their season.
"I would be sorry if Guarin goes," he told Sky Sport Italia. "He is an important player for us and has done very well.
"We would be sorry to lose a player like him, but we still don't know anything. Fredy is still with us and we must take advantage of him to the maximum.
Alvarez has also played down suggestions that Inter could sell him as well in the near future.
"I am happy here and I want to stay," said the 27-year-old. "However, I don't know about other things and the club has not told me anything.
"I don't know about extending my contract either. I just think about playing."
 

Premier League: Chelsea boss Jose Mourinho says that none of his players are divers


Jose Mourinho insists there are no divers at Chelsea and that Oscar made a mistake when he was booked for simulation against Southampton on Wednesday.

Oscar became the latest player to be shown a yellow card for diving in a series of high-profile offences which prompted FIFA president Sepp Blatter to talk of the use of sin-bins.
Mourinho reprimanded Oscar following the Brazilian's tumble over Southampton goalkeeper Kelvin Davis, but insists it was a one-off.
"It's impossible for him to get a reputation, unless somebody wants to be unfair and to clean the image of other people by using Oscar's situation in the last game," he said.
"I want to make it clear: there are many divers in the world of football. There are many divers in some big clubs in the world of football.
"There are some divers in England. Not many, some. In Chelsea, no divers, no divers at all.
"Oscar made a mistake, which he tells me and I believe him, he was completely convinced the goalkeeper was coming to smash him.
"The goalkeeper didn't, he made his mistake, he was punished with a yellow card, he accept the yellow card in a very calm way.
"His manager comes after in the press to say 'well done Mr Atkinson'. End of story. Here we don't have divers."
Mourinho also stated Eden Hazard is not awarded free-kicks and penalties when he is fouled.
"It looks like opponents who can do anything to him and nothing happens," he said.
"With Hazard it doesn't matter in the box, outside the box. Not against Southampton, but week after week in the box there are penalties.
"And, as it happened in Southampton, outside the box every action is a foul and this kid is anything but a diver."
Mourinho wants diving to be eradicated from the global game.
"If Mr Blatter wants to analyse the situation, I give him my advice and my experience, because I've worked in many different countries," he added.
"Go to other countries, fight the problem in other countries, don't be afraid to go to the big clubs. Don't be afraid to go to some big players.
"And after that come to England, because in England the job is easy. England is the best country."

 

Friday, January 3, 2014

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Transfer news: Paul Pogba insists he is happy to stay at Juventus


Juventus midfielder Paul Pogba has told Italian newspaper La Repubblica that he is happy in Italy regardless of continual speculation linking him with a move away.

The 20-year-old, who started his senior career at Manchester United, has reportedly been the subject of interest from Arsenal, while PSG, Chelsea, Barcelona and Real Madrid have all been linked with a bid
Pogba has established himself as a key player since his switch to Turin in 2012 and says that although he dreamt of playing for a number of European giants as a youngster, he is settled with Antonio Conte's side.
"I feel good at Juve," he told La Repubblica.
"I don't hide that when I was a child I was dreaming to play with Arsenal or Barcelona. And now I dream of playing with the French national team against my brothers.

"I don't hide that when I was a child I was dreaming to play with Arsenal or Barcelona. And now I dream of playing with the French national team against my brothers"
Paul Pogba
"For me, Juve is Zidane, Trezeguet, Nedved - talent, class, discipline and a sense of the team.
"As for me, I know that promising is not enough. I started from the bottom, I know there is a way, and I have the will to arrive.
"I am in no hurry, but I want to put my talent into action."
Pogba also pinpointed a number differences between life in the Premier League and Serie A, believing that in England, everything comes under much greater scrutiny.
"The Italian football is mostly tactical in comparison to the English game, but at this moment, it is undervalued," he said.
"Then it's spoken about a gesture or a fact for a whole week. It's this excessive attention that makes it different and more difficult than Italian football."
Sir Alex Ferguson handed Pogba his full debut with Manchester United in 2011 and the French international praised his former boss for having faith in his abilities.
"Ferguson saw the depth, he was able to understand the developments that weren't there yet. Many players owe their success to him," he said.
"He believed with improvement in me too, even if I wasn't playing so much.
"He told me not to come to Italy due to racism. I told him that the racism is everywhere, in England too."
Meanwhile, PSG president Nasser Al-Khelaifi admitted that although he is a keen admirer of Pogba, a deal would be unlikely at the time-being.
"He is a Parisien. He is a great player that represents the future of France," he told Le Parisien.
"It will not be this winter, maybe next summer."



 

Tottenham defender Michael Dawson relishing Saturday's FA Cup showdown with Arsenal


Tottenham defender Michael Dawson is relishing Saturday's FA Cup derby showdown with Arsenal at the Emirates.

Spurs will go into the third-round tie on the crest of a wave following their 2-1 win at Manchester United on New Year's Day as they continued their improvement since Tim Sherwood replaced Andre Villas-Boas as boss.

"We never go anywhere with fear, especially Arsenal," said Dawson.
"It's a north London derby. We know what that means to the fans and to the players.
"There's immense pride for all of us in pulling that white shirt on, playing for the team and each other. That's what we'll be doing on Saturday.
"Sometimes things don't work out as well as you'd like but that's when you've got to stand strong as a team and the quality comes out when you can show the determination we did on Wednesday.
"We've never written ourselves off. People can say what they want but we've bounced back from those disappointing results.
"We knew even then that we were still right in the mix, although we are not going to get carried away just because we've gone to Old Trafford and won.
"We know we've got the FA Cup game against Arsenal and then Palace in the league.
"We'll keep plugging along, keep working and hopefully keep picking up results."
 

Transfer news: Marco Reus happy at Borussia Dortmund


Marco Reus insists that he is happy to stay at Borussia Dortmund despite reports linking him with a move to Manchester United.
The 24-year-old attacking midfielder has two-and-a-half years remaining on his current deal, but he has been the subject of speculation since he starred in last season's Champions League campaign, when Dortmund reached the final.
Manchester City and Barcelona are also rumoured to be interested in the German's services, although he maintains that he is content at the Westfalenstadion.
"I have a contract with Borussia Dortmund and I am happy to be here," he told BILD.
"All I can say about is that I am not thinking about a transfer. I am focused on BVB and anything else is something for the future."
Reus also stated that he is hoping for World Cup and Champions League success this year.
He said: "These are two very big goals and both are not entirely unrealistic.
"Who knows what we can achieve in the Champions League. Nobody thought we could make it to the final last season either.
"We finally want to win the World Cup again with Germany and will have to show our ambition right from the start of the competition. We will prepare meticulously for this amazing tournament."

Premier League: Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson optimistic for 2014



Liverpool midfielder Jordan Henderson is hoping the New Year's Day win over Hull City can kick-start a successful 2014 for his side.
Goals from Daniel Agger and Luis Suarez either side of half-time ensured that Brendan Rodgers' men began the year by returning to winning ways following back-to-back 2-1 defeats against title rivals Manchester City and Chelsea.
The three points meant that Liverpool returned to the top four and, although Henderson admitted it was tougher than they would have liked, the 23-year-old acknowledged the need for opening the year with a win.
It was important to get the year off to a good start," he told the Liverpool Echo.
"Maybe we didn't play as well as we have done in certain games when we have won by four or five, but we showed we can grind a result out when we're not at our best.
"We could have had more goals. I should have scored with the chance I had when I dragged it wide."And their 'keeper made a couple of good saves from Philippe [Coutinho] but the most important thing was getting the three points and we're delighted with the result.
"Our aim is to make Anfield a fortress - to make it really difficult for teams when they come here.
"We've been doing that and hopefully we can keep doing that and pick up points away too."
Henderson also spoke of the testing Christmas period which saw his side play three games in the space of a week, admitting that the defeats away to Manchester City and Chelsea were disappointing.
"This period hasn't been too bad for us but it could have been a little bit better," he said.
"I think we can't be too disheartened with the performances against Man City and Chelsea. I felt we played well and definitely deserved something out of both games"I thought we matched them, if not were better than them, in the two games. We just didn't get the bit of luck that we deserved.
"We had to forget about all that and put things right against Hull. It was very important to get back to winning ways after those two defeats.
"We're back in the top four and I definitely believe we can stay there. Now we've got to keep it going and try to kick on for the rest of the season."

Thursday, January 2, 2014

Fixed Matches – The Best Soccer Betting Tips

Fixed Matches - What is a betting tip?

The term betting tip refers to a strong piece of information on the likely winners of sporting events. The internet allows the tips to be sold easily and quickly, unlike in the past. A betting tip is normally suggested by a third party with years of betting experience. The aim is to beat the bookies by being more knowledgeable and picking up on trends in the betting markets. Tipsters are found in all sports and will usually work in the environment that allows them to receive information. This information is not available publicly, though fixed matches has its own reliable sources. The fixed matches tipsters also provide good results through analysis of freely accessible information combined with unique software. The tipsters used by the fixed matches team aim to bring you value from your bets by strong research and estimations. The outcome of a match can be compared with relevant bookmaker odds and our own estimated odds. If a clear gap is identified between both odds then we class this as value and will proceed to recommend this as a tip.

Why use fixed matches?

With a small investment we can help build up your betting purse quickly with minimum risk. Many people do not understand betting principles and simply place random bets on high odd results, which is great if you win but 90% of the time you lose. We encourage the use of a betting bank strategy by using a percentage of winnings to fund the next bet. Don’t be a loser take what is yours from the bookies, be a winner with fixed matches tips!

What is a fixed match?

In soccer, fixed matches can occur when a result is decided before the match. This can be complete or a partial result which is less obvious, although both are violations of the law. These games are the results of teams or individuals being paid off to sacrifice the result for a financial gain. A fixed match is not just a simple loss anymore, other techniques such subbing off key players and fake injuries are used. In some situations players will get themselves sent off to allow the opposing team to capitalize.

What can fixed matches offer?

All our betting tips come from strong statistical information and directly from our anonymous sources.  The fixed matches team has the ability to monitor trends in the betting market through our own customized software. This enables us to deliver highly accurate tips to our customers who reap the benefit through winnings. The tips at fixed matches are priced at 99 dollars which is competitive in comparison to our competitors. When we can help you build a large betting purse this is only really a small fee and a great investment to your betting profile. On the rare occasion your tip fails the fixed matches team will supply you with tips until you win. We aim to keep customers happy with the service and continue adding to our already strong reputation.

How To Bet In-Play Successfully

While being in some ways similar to outright betting, in-play betting has its own set of rules and guidelines that need to be followed if one wants to start making money from this type of betting. With the live betting market becoming extremely popular in the last few years, the bookmakers have taken an extra care to remain one step ahead of the bettors so you’ll need to bring your A game if you want to beat the bookies in their own game.

Right Money Management

This is something all bettors should pay attention to regardless of their betting strategy and it applies to in-play betting as well. Setting the bankroll or the amount of money you plan to use for this purpose is one of the first things a bettor needs to do and since the live betting market is all about single bets, you should always place the same amount (approximately 5% of your total bankroll) on individual bets as this would give you the highest chances of creating profit in the long run.

Only bet on sports you follow closely

In-play betting is unique in a way that it gives you the best opportunity to cash in on your understanding of a certain sport, so in order to increase your chances of winning you need to only bet on the sporting events you follow closely. Obviously, there is no point in wasting your money on sporting events you know nothing about.

Watch the games when possible

Great thing about this betting type is that you can watch a part of a game before placing your money, which can often prove to be the difference between winning and losing a bet. You can check the teams’ line-ups, tactics and style of play before betting on the game, so you should by no means pass on this excellent opportunity. If the match you are betting on is not broadcast live on TV, you can be sure that one of the online bookies will Live Stream it on their site.

Don’t chase your losses

One of the things bettors love about in-play betting is that it offers countless opportunities with new markets opening almost every minute. Nobody likes to wait for a couple of hours to find out about the outcome of their bet, so live betting market is perfect for those impatient bettors with bets being settled within minutes. However, this is something that can be counterproductive as well, since you can be tempted into chasing your losses and making bets without thinking things through, which can be a fatal mistake.

Get to know the market

Before starting to bet on live events, it would be a good thing to familiarize yourself with the market itself and see how it moves, that is, learn how the odds fluctuate. With odds changing almost every few seconds, you’ll need to act and think very quickly, so knowing how the odds usually move will allow you more time to make important decisions.
All major online bookmakers feature top-notch in-play markets with Live Stream sections, but besides checking the coverage of live events, you should also see what kind of welcome bonuses they have in place for new players prior to opening your account. Go here for Free Bets the bookmakers give away to their customers.

Both Teams to Score Market

Both Teams to Score BettingThe both teams to score betting market has been one of the fastest growing within the industry over the past couple of years. As with anything, betting has its trends and fashions, with markets coming into fashion and then falling away.
One of the leaders to the concept was that of Betfred who introduced their Goals Galore market. This would entail the punter to select their matches from a large coupon –selected by Betfred- before each selection gets added to an accumulator type bet.
How does it work?
The concept is simple. You basically select a game where you think both teams will score at some point in the game. This can be at any time and it doesn’t matter how many each team scores, just as long as it’s one or more. The result of the match is actually totally irrelevant and as soon as both teams score a goal then the market will be paid out on. If one or both teams fail to score a goal then the bet becomes a losing one.
Bet on Both Teams to Score Strategy
The first thing you want to look for in markets like this is teams who are attack minded. Remember you need a team that is good going forward, but also capable to concede the odd goal. This is why it’s not always going to be best to bet on the bigger teams such as possibly a Manchester United or Barcelona as, whilst they are more than likely going to score against the majority of opposition, they are teams that aren’t going to concede many goals either. In fact, on the flip side you should be looking at teams that are lower in the league and even near the bottom who are likely going to struggle to keep clean sheets but are capable of nicking the odd goal.
Strikers and Defenders
A must for this sort of betting is to find out the team news prior to placing your bet. If the star striker has failed a late fitness test and has scored 15 out of the teams 20 goals that season, then the chances of them scoring are going to be massively depleted. On the other hand if the team’s best defender is back from injury then it’s going to be even more likely that they won’t concede a goal. Taking into account which players are playing for both teams can be one of the most important pieces of information you take for this market.
Goals Scored and Conceded
Recent form is another attribute you want to play close attention to; but as you would for say picking the winner of the game. We need to focus more on the form of their scoring and conceding habits. And this is for both teams remember. Look for weak defences and strong offences. Generally it’s hard to find teams that are good at both – and if we do, then it’s probably best just to stay clear. But most teams are better at one than the other. Take a look at the last 5 games for both teams and see if there were goals involved. You can extend this somewhat to see the form of both their home and away records before then applying this to the upcoming fixture. Some teams will likely be better at home or away, so taking this into consideration is an important feature.

Half-Time/Full-Time Betting Strategy

Half-Time / Full-Time (HT/FT) bets are great when you want to find a little value in a one sided game, or when you need to find some longer odds for a permutation such as a Lucky 15 longshot. You can find good value in betting on a team to be drawing at half-time and then winning at full-time (around 10/3 or 4/1) than simply betting on them winning a game at, for example 1/3. If you feel a game is going to be a draw (around 2/1), why not bet on one team to be winning at half-time and then draw the game? (almost always 16/1!).
Let's look at some examples :
1. You see 4 local derby / top of the table games that are likely to be draws. So, what's the best value you can get out of these? Why not try a Lucky 15 longshot and choose each game to have a winner at half-time, then draw at full time? You'll have four 16/1 outcomes. Whether you bet on the home or away team to be winning at half-time is up to you. Think about which team is likely to come out on the offensive and try to score. More than often it's the home team that comes out looking to do most of the attacking. Away teams in tight games tend to want to get to half time with a draw and then see if they can get a win in the second half.
2. You see a one-sided game where Leeds are at home to Wolves, and Leeds are low value at 1/2 to win the game. So, instead of placing a large amount on 1/2 to make any profit, place some money on the win, and the profit gained from the win bet place on Leeds to be drawing at half-time, and winning at half-time (4/1). For example, place £3 on the win at 1/2, giving you a potential return of £4.50 (£1.50 profit), and then use the £1.50 profit to bet on the draw-win at 4/1. If Leeds win, and were winning at half-time too, you get all your stake back (no loss), but if Leeds win, having been held to 0-0 at half-time, you'll win £4.50 for the win, and £7.50 for the draw-win, equalling £12 from a £4.50 bet. Now that's better than putting your £4.50 on Leeds to win at 1/2!

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Friday, December 27, 2013

Boateng rihet nga tifozi.


Mesfushori i Schalkes, Kevin Prince Boateng, është bërë për spital pasi pësoi një sulm fizik në rrugët e Gelsenkirchenit nga një person i panjohur, raporton Bild. Por, sipas tabloidit gjerman lëndimet e ganezit nuk janë serioze. Bundesliga aktualisht është në pauzën dimërore dhe Boatengt i cili ka bërë emër jo vetëm në futboll por dhe i angazhuar në fushatën kundër racizmit, nuk ka obligime për të përfaqësuar blutë e Schalkes deri në 26 janar. Shalke u kualifikua në të tetën e finales së Ligës së Kampionëve, derisa kundërshtar në këtë raund do ta ketë Real Madridin. 

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