Review for week ending 16/11/00

A quieter week with most of our ratings more or less agreeing with the spread betting firms. The four bets that did emerge produced a profit for the week of £317 which now means that the total potential profit for this season is £4,853 (an average of £693 profit per week).

	A sell of the time of the first Middlesborough goal against Man United at 64 minutes with City Index (Soccer Spreads rating 56.2 - Makeup 31) for £7 per minute would have produced £231 profit.
	A buy of the Home/ Away supremacy in the 10 Division One games at 1 goal with either IG or Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 2.07 - Makeup 0) for £80 per goal would have produced a loss of £80.
	A sell of the Sheffield United mini performance against Burnley at 14 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 8.1 - Makeup 0) for £14 per point would have produced £196 profit.
	A sell of the Blackburn mini performance against Portsmouth at 23 with Sporting Index (Soccer Spreads rating 16.9 - Makeup 25) for £15 per point would have produced a loss of £30.

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