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The obvious "unknown" at this stage being who will sign which players. We'd be falling over ourselves to take the 11/1 if we got a new winger, centre forward and defensive midfielder in the next day or so.

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What price are we for relegation?
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[QUOTE=Wxm boy;2266236]What price are we for relegation?
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How much you looking to put on?

Re: Opening Odds 2019-20
 

No reason to think Solihull and Fylde wont do very well again - stability in management, good squads with proven goal scorers.

Sheridan has transformed Chesterfield - they are on the up and just signed Liam Manderville, from Doncaster Rovers to compliment Boden & Denton.

Notts County could end up doing a Stockport County of a few years back and going down again.

it will be interesting to see how the new boys on the block do with Jim Gannon's SCFC & Chorley who could be the new Harrogate Town and have performed well for a number of years.

It's very early days though - players can come and go over the coming weeks as Tranmere found out yesterday with Norwood departing to Ipswich - odds decrease for one club and rise for another.

But we have to put our own house in order and bring in some game changers instead of 'steady Eddie's - until we sort our goal scoring problems out not much will change.

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Solihull and Fylde seem favourites to me and then its the chasing pack.

Going to be another interesting one.

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I think the odds at this time have some basis on the size of the support. For any club with an above average crowd there is likely to be more backing for that particular club in any betting market, therefore it pays the bookmakers to start these teams at shorter odds than would seem rational.

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Why aren’t Yeovil in the hunt?

Re: Opening Odds 2019-20
 

[QUOTE=Kiddy Dragon;2266288]I think the odds at this time have some basis on the size of the support. For any club with an above average crowd there is likely to be more backing for that particular club in any betting market, therefore it pays the bookmakers to start these teams at shorter odds than would seem rational.[/QUOTE]
At last, commonsense. The bigger clubs' fans are putting their bets on regardless and shortening their teams' odds. It's too early to tell yet.

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[QUOTE=krux;2266225]11-1! Lol[/QUOTE]

Why lol? We were 1 win away from winning it last year with no goals in the team.