Villa v QPR Betting Preview
Friday, 15th Mar 2013 19:41 by LFW Pundits

Andy Hillman is averaging two winners a week at the moment and is back to survey the scene ahead of QPR’s trip to Aston Villa at the weekend.

Two winners again last week, both around the evens mark, as Newcastle beat Stoke in the league to break my NAP curse, and Sprinter Sacre romped home at Cheltenham by an astonishing 19 lengths.

Andy Hillman

NAP: Man Utd to win to nil vs Reading @ 17/20

Man Utd will be relishing the chance to play at home against Reading this weekend. The title’s already theirs, but they could properly rubber stamp it with a demolition job of managerless Reading, whilst City face a tricky tie at Everton.

QPR related bet: QPR to score at least two vs Villa @ 7/4

I don’t want to bet on the outcome of this game, even though I think it will probably be a draw. Instead, I’m going to back us to score at least twice for the third (!) game running. Remy will have plenty of chances against the Villa backline, he’s 6/1 to score first if you’re interested.

Longshot 1: ‘Do us a favour treble’ @ 8/1

Our immediate rivals all face tricky ties, with Reading at United, Saints hosting Liverpool and Wigan welcoming Newcastle United. All three of our rivals to lose is just under 8/1 with Pinnacle, which could end a perfect weekend on a high...

Longshot 2: London Calling treble @ 5/1

There are three London derbies taking place this weekend as Spurs host Fulham, Chelsea entertain West Ham and Charlton ‘welcome’ Millwall. All three home sides to win is 5/1.

Winners so far:

NAP - Norwich vs QPR - Both teams to score @ 4/6, 24/8/12

LONGSHOT - Tottenham vs West Brom - Lay Tottenham @ 2/1, 24/8/12

NOTEBOOK - Stoke vs Arsenal, Liverpool vs Man City , draw double, 7/1, 24/07/12

QPR related Bet - Zamora to score anytime v Man City at 11/2, 30/08/12

Longshot - Tottenham vs Norwich - lay Spurs @ 1.4, 30/08/12

Notebook - Roma to beat Inter @ 3/1 30/08/12

Nap – Man Utd to win to nil v Wigan , 11/10, 13/09/12

Longshot – double as part of a Premiership Yankee at 10/1, 13/09/12

Longshot – Premier League double at 9/1, 21/09/12

NAP- Chelsea vs Stoke - Chelsea to win to nil @ 11/8, 21/09/12

Longshot – Premier League double at 4/1, 29/09/12

Europe to win the Ryder Cup at 2/1, 29/09/12

QPR related bet: Goal in the first 15 minutes v West Brom @ 9/4, 05/10/12

Notebook: Barcelona vs Real Madrid - Ronaldo to score anytime @ 13/10, 05/10/12

Longshot: Southampton v Fulham, Swansea v Reading draw double: @ 10/1, 05/10/12

NAP - West Brom vs Man City - Both teams to score @ 4/5, 18/10/12

Longshot - Goals Galore 8/1 Quad, 18/10/12

NAP - Sheffied United to beat Portsmouth @ 5/6, 25/10/12

Longshot - Sunday afternoon ‘Goals Galore’ @ 8/1, 25/10/12

Banker: Van Persie to score first against Arsenal @ 9/2, 2/11/12

NAP: Crystal Palace to win at Peterborough @ 7/5

Inevitable Scorers: Suarez to score first vs Wigan (4/1), 16/11/12

NAP: Arsenal vs Spurs - both teams to score @ 4/7, 16/11/12

NAP - Man Utd vs QPR - Man U to win & BTTS @ 7/4, 24/11/12

Other QPR Related Bet - Sunderland vs QPR - Draw @ 13/5, 24/11/12

NAP of the week - Lay Chelsea (vs West Ham) @ 16/15, 30/11/12

NAP of the week - Norwich to beat Wigan @ 16/13, 14/12/12

NAP – QPR and West Brom to draw, 5/2, 04/01/13

Longshot – Brighton to beat Newcastle 7/4, 04/01/13

Notebook – Cheltenham v Everton, both teams to score and Everton to win 9/4, 04/01/13

Aston Villa vs Southampton - Southampton to win @ 31/16, 11/01/13

Man Utd vs Liverpool - BTTS, Man U to win @ 9/4, 11/01/13

Nap: Liverpool & Man City to beat Norwich & Fulham @ 3/4, 18/01/13

NAP of the Week: Stoke vs Man City - Man City to win @ 4/5, 25/01/13

Notebook - Stoke vs Wigan, Sunderland vs Swansea draw double 10/1, 25/01/13

Longshot: Barnsley to beat Blackpool and both teams to score @ 15/2, 01/02/13

NAP of the week: Man Utd to beat Fulham @ 13/20, 01/02/13

NAP of the Week: Man Utd to beat Everton @ 11/13, 08/02/2013

Chelsea to beat Wigan by at least two goals @ Evens, 08/02/2013

QPR Related bet: Man U to win 2-0 at 8/1, 23/02/13

QPR related bet: QPR to score at least twice @ 12/5, 01/03/13

Both Teams to Score Treble: Real vs Barca, Gareth Bale vs Arsenal, Southampton vs QPR @ 4/1, 01/03/13

NAP of the week: Newcastle to beat Stoke @ 17/20, 08/03/12

Cheltenham Festival: Sprinter Sacre to win @ Evens, 08/03/12

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