Praise the Lord the Premier League is back! I can’t be arsed with International football. It just doesn’t appeal to me. And because I’m unsure about the teams taking part, I tend to use the International break to take a break from trading, recharge my batteries, and try and plan for the Premier League matches ahead. Well, this international break I managed to do 2 out of the 3 anyway. The break from trading and the recharging of the batteries happened. The planning for the Premier League games ahead didn’t. But looking at today’s games there aren’t any stand out games that I would say look like good trades. Possibly the Burnley vs West Ham game, with a good lean towards West Ham winning. But because I’m not even 70% confident in this game, I’ll be leaving it alone. The other game is Man City vs Liverpool, but even with this game I’m not entirely confident on the result, so I think I’d be leaving this game alone too. Even looking at Sunday’s fixtures, these look very evenly matched teams too. So I probably won’t even look at these games to manually trade either. So despite the international break being over, it could be a quiet weekend of trading for me.

The only games I’ll be trading are the fire and forget trades that will be identified nearer to kick off. These are games that, if identified as good trading opportunities, I’ll have to trade. Even if I’m not feeling it. And believe me, after my recent run of losses, I’m not feeling it at all. But hey-ho, we plod on. Good luck if you are trading peeps! And say a little prayer for your good old Father Paul and hope that his trading fortunes turn around. I know I will.

Take it easy, and I hope to see you all for Sunday mass.