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MAKE MONEY THIS X-MAS (Prediction Series)

From now to the second week of January 2016, Bet-tips NG will be posting highly probable forecasts for games in this season. We'll commence with today's matches from Europe and Asia.

Today's forecasts come from one of our most respected team members; MAXPICK


MAXPICK'S FORECASTS


 See Predictions after the cut

THE SACKED ONE: What sacking Jose may mean for Betting on Chelsea Matches for the rest of the Season

The Sacked One

Earlier today a Bomb was dropped and the English Premier League(and the world of football/soccer) knew Drama once again.

Jose Morinho went from being Special and Unique to being Sacked and humiliated.

Pundits globally were thrown into a spasm caused by the fact that current permutations will have to change. Below are some reactions:

Chelsea have blown their future by sacking Jose Mourinho... he was the best man to sort out the mess at Stamford Bridge ..... by the MAIL-ONLINE

The sacking of Jose Mourinho is the worst decision in football history - shameful Chelsea should have let HIM sack his treacherous prima donna stars for playing like Christmas turkeys and conspiring to bring him down....PIERS MORGAN

Thought Abramovich wouldn't have bottled it and stuck by Mourinho. He would've turned it around eventually. Now up to Juande Ramos...Liam @OffsideLiam

 “I’ve never known a capitulation like it from a football club. I have never known players to perform like they did last season and then be so bad now. It’s unprecedented. Once you fall out with players then it is a very difficult situation you find yourself in. If you fall out with two or three you can move them on. But when you go over that you’re talking about half a dressing room. You can’t sack all the players. Then you have a decision to make.”...Former England striker Alan Shearer, in Radio 5 live:

 I’m shocked to say the least. They must already have somebody lined up to have done it now. I’m sad to see Jose go because I got to know him quite well and he’s a great manager with great character. He’s a loss to the Premier League.”...Sunderland manager Sam Allardyce: