Posted: 29th January 2010
Football betting should be fun and it is when using Totesport for your online betting requirements. The site has a clean and attractive layout, which makes it nice and easy to navigate to your selected page and place a football bet.
The website features an extensive range of football bets, as would naturally be expected on any leading bookmakers site. These include the long range bets, such as champions, relegation, top scorers and cup winners. On an individual match basis, the punter has a variety of different bets, not solely the outcome of a specified game, but who will score the first goal, the last goal and even a hat trick! There are nearly 20 individual types of bet associated with a single match, enough to satisfy the most avid punter.
On the fun front, try the top trumps football manager game. Based on the popular card game, it’s a great way to test your football knowledge and win a little money at the same time.
Football coverage with totesport
totesport radio is always there to help, giving a knowledgeable overview of the upcoming fixtures for online betting.
totesport.com also includes a very extensive football stats section with a huge selection of facts, figures and data to help in decision-making on British games as well as international matches, which should prove to be incredibly useful with the World Cup not too far off with 32 of the world’s best sides due to battle it out in South Africa.
In advance of the summer’s tournament there are already a substantial number of special markets available and totesport are going to ensure that there will be many more opportunities, once the action starts, for your football betting needs.
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News and verbal discorse about football
Football's not a matter of life and death... it's more important than that.- Bill Shankly
England striker Wayne Rooney scores to help his side beat Switzerland 3-1 in Basle in their Euro 2012 qualifier.
Stephen McManus scores in the dying seconds to defeat Liechtenstein in their Euro 2012 qualifier and save Scotland from one of their most embarrassing results.
The Republic of Ireland make it two wins from two games in the Euro 2012 qualifiers but have to struggle for periods in the victory over Andorra.
England Under-21s qualify for the 2011 European Championship play-offs after they beat a stubborn Lithuania.
Chris Maguire's superb late strike sends Scotland into the European Championship play-offs with a win over Austria.
Arsenal striker Robin van Persie will be sidelined with an ankle injury until at least mid-October.
Sheffield Wednesday are saved from administration after reaching an agreement with their bank over an unpaid tax bill, BBC Radio Sheffield understands.
Liverpool striker Dirk Kuyt will be out for four weeks after injuring his shoulder while on international duty with the Netherlands.
Wales miss out on a Uefa Under-21 Championship play-off spot as they succumb to Italy in Pescara.
Northern Ireland complete their European Under-21 Championship qualifying game with a disappointing defeat in Germany.
Former Liverpool and Lyon boss Gerard Houllier is set to be appointed as Aston Villa's new manager on Wednesday, BBC Sport understands.
Ex-Wales striker John Hartson will be interested in the Wales job if boss John Toshack quits.
Chelsea duo John Terry and Frank Lampard could both return from injury for Saturday's match at West Ham.
Dickson Etuhu signs a three-year contract extension at Premier League Fulham.
Scotland and Celtic will this week each hold a minute's applause ahead of their matches to mark the 25th anniversary of Jock Stein's death.
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Source: football-data.co.uk
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