Hello my friends. I’m getting back into the stride of things as of this weekend, so apologies for not posting for a while. So I’m up late tonight, writing this, having a look at some of the bets and seeing if any take my fancy. The early kick-off/Merseyside derby takes my fancy. As well as the Man City match versus Brighton, and the Sheff Utd vs Man Utd game too. I’ve got a good idea of what correct scores I’ll be looking at, but I think the important thing for this season is going to be increasing my stake size. I would love to be at a place were I’m not bothered with putting £100 bets on. I want this to become normal behaviour for me and for me not to be psychologically affected using stakes of this size. For this weekend I will be hoping to be using £50 stakes. It’s a step up from my typical £25 stakes. But it’ll still take several bets for me to get used to this new stake. As with any step up in stake size I just need to believe in myself and try not let it affect my trading behaviour. After this, I then want to be staking £100. This will be an excellent place for me to be. It’ll make it all worthwhile. If I can make £100 per bet on average then I’ll be in a happy place. After that, it’s scary to think where I could take things. If I can do £100, there should be no reason why I can’t do £200. And if I can do £200, then I can do £500.

Well, that’s enough of the dreaming for now. But if you don’t have dreams or goals to aim for, then what’s the point. Last season for me it was about making a profit. This season, the goal is to at least double that profit. I’m looking to make at least £2000. If I manage to hit that before the season ends, then I’ll keep on making new goals and pursuing new dreams. I’ll be keeping a track of how I’m progressing so I can keep myself on target. So, as it was last season, I’ll be providing the usual for this season too. So that’ll be the usual graphs and tables detailing my weekly profits.

I’m going to wrap this up for now, and I may even post tomorrow if I get the chance. So if you are betting this weekend, then may the Lord be with you. Always. Oh, and gamble responsibly. I think that also needs to be said after recent events this week.