Reading v Arsenal Betting Tips

Reading are looking for a win over Arsenal which will take them off the bottom of the Premier League table. Here are some betting tips for the Premier League clash.

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Reading to seek revenge against the Gunners (Video)

After a dramatic October night filled with both joy and heartbreak, Monday’s game between Reading and Arsenal provides the opportunity for the clubs to settle the score.

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How much did he cost? (Video)

No matter how good a striker is he has always been guilty of missing a sitter or two. Only the truly gifted can put the ball in the back of the net every time and even then some of the best have missed a few gilt-edged chances.

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A slice of MotD

Hear ye, hear ye, another edition of Motd rolls this way. Yes, it certainly does as it is time for Lionel Richie's physical abuser Gary Lineker to lead us through Saturday's football action.

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United need to tighten up

Sir Alex Ferguson joked that if his team did not improve their defending ahead of the Manchester derby next weekend he would play himself instead.

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Can Reading regain their tenacity against the masters?

This evening, Manchester United face a Reading side who have continued to show signs of the team that stormed to the Championship title last year.

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Lack of quality could be the undoing of Reading

In the business world (I know, not the most interesting way to start a piece but please give it a shot) the Peter Principle is whereby a good employee is promoted and promoted and promoted based on his performance before he inevitably fails as he is promoted one too many times to a level above his natural talents.

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Why Radamel Falcao is hot property (Video)

With the January transfer window now just a month away, Premier League managers will have their targets scouted and possible offers lined up for new players.

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A Review of Wigan vs. Reading: Attacking Flair or Just very Bad Defending?

You could have been mistaken for watching an El Classico given the openness and end-to-end action in the Wigan vs. Reading game. With Wigan heading into the game after back-to-back defeats and missing key players - most notably their captain Gary Caldwell- an open game was on the cards, particularly as Wigan stuck to their infamous 3-4-3 formation.

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Premier League Betting: Build your Accumulator

The Premier League returns this weekend after a break for the Champions League and Europa League. Here are our selections for each fixture.

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Liverpool move could be just what Theo needs

Hear me out. When Theo Walcott first arrived at Arsenal from Southampton he was billed as the next big thing.

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Will Arsenal adapt for Walcott?

Fresh from his match-winning performance at the Madejski Stadium on Tuseday, Theo Walcott has said he is happy for Arsenal’s sixth goal of the night to be awarded to defender Carl Jenkinson.  The goal would have been Walcott’s third of the game, allowing him to exercise the traditional right of claiming the match-ball after scoring a hat-trick.  After initially being given to the England forward, confusion now surrounds who actually put the ball in the Reading net.  However, Arsene Wenger and his team have much more pressing matters to deal with when it comes to Theo Walcott.

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You better go now

After Tuesday night's quite remarkable Capital One Cup game between Reading and Arsenal (Marouanne Chamakh scoring twice! And one was a chip!) Sky's cameras caught a couple of Arsenal fans leaving the Madejski stadium at half time, disgusted at their team's first half display in which Arsenal conceded four goals. Yes, how silly they must have felt listening to the game on the way home. 

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The Capital One Cup – better than the FA Cup?

Well, what a truly mesmerising two days of football that has been? A 7-5 thriller between Arsenal and Reading on Tuesday, while Chelsea and Manchester United tried in vain to replicate the 12 goal ‘slobberknocker’ with the Blues taking their Premier League rivals to extra time before securing a 5-4 win to take them into the quarter finals of the Capital One Cup.

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Great reasons for the Capital One Cup's existence.

I don’t think that there have ever been two games that have shown off the unpredictability of English football, and the value of the Capital One Cup in the English game.

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