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Jones Knows wants to invest in the revitalised Liverpool offside trap to catch Brentford offside with a 5/2 shot on offer.
How did we get on last time?
A profit of 4.5 was bagged, thanks to Bukayo Saka scoring first, therefore landing the 8/1 on offer from Sky Bet. There was misfortune in the other punts. Brentford landed half of the 6/1 double by hitting two shots on target before the break against West Ham but the bet fell short by two shots on target from Leicester as they only managed two at Liverpool despite playing with great adventure for large parts.
And, the 3/1 double on Willy Boly or Joe Worrall to have one or more shots vs Chelsea and Aston Villa to win or draw vs Tottenham somehow got beat. Despite Forest scoring from a set-piece and Chelsea looking vulnerable from those situations, it was Serge Aurier that found the way to goal having two shots. Boly assisted the goal with a header from close range but no shot for him or Worrall.
There is a bit of a weird correlation between how many times Liverpool catch players offside and their results. It seems the healthier the average of opposition offsides, the better Liverpool's results are.
There is logic to it as the higher the team press, which is affected by confidence, the more Jurgen Klopp's side can pin a team in and create good quality chances. In the three seasons they amassed more than 91 points, they topped the charts for offsides against, averaging around 3.5 per match. That average dropped to 2.50 per match when they picked up just 69 points in the disappointing 2020/21 season and has dropped to just 1.9 per match this season as Klopp's men sit way off the pace.
However, performances are picking up, to the extent they look capable of winning this one, and so are the offsides against figure. Leicester were caught offside five times as the Liverpool high line looked to be back to its aggressive nature and Villa were flagged three times on Boxing Day.
So, with the prices not yet readjusting to the improved Liverpool performances in the offsides against markets, it's time to back Brentford to rack up the offsides. Bryan Mbeumo was caught offside twice in both meetings between the two teams last season and in the absence of Ivan Toney, the focus will be on him to see more of the play and dart in behind that Liverpool line. He is a whopping 5/4 with Sky Bet just to be caught offside once. Also, Brentford racked up 11 offsides in total across the two meetings last season as their direct style against Liverpool does result in plenty of offside scenarios.
They are 13/8 for three or more in this game, which looks a superb value play too. Combine the both and you get a 5/2 shot to attack. Back it.
A Thai rescue crew helped to pull a British tourist, who had fallen from the top of a steep waterfall on Samui Island, to safety after the man was seen slipping from a dangerous cascade
A British man was rescued after slipping from a dangerous waterfall.
The man was part of a group of eight international tourists who were holidaying on the island of Koh Samui in the Gulf of Thailand.
The group had climbed to the top of Na Muang Waterfall despite warnings not to when the man fell off the cliff.
The backpackers said they did not see the warning signs that alerted tourists of the dangers of climbing all the way to the top of the waterfall on the island’s southwest side.
According to current weather conditions, torrential rain had made the reasonably treacherous climb even more dangerous, leaving the cliff wet and slippery.
After reaching the top of the waterfall, the British man lost his footing and reportedly fell from the top.
Luckily, the climber did not fall to the bottom of the cliff. However, he sustained some injuries and could not move, encouraging his teammates to call for help.
About 30 rescuers and local officials were sent to help, but the conditions were so dangerous they could not support the mission directly.
However, one of the rescue team reportedly said that the only way to get the injured man to safety was to tie him to a rope and slowly lower him down to the base of the cliff.
During a four-hour rescue call, the British man was lowered from where he lay injured to the base of the cliff, where rescue workers were waiting.
He was then transferred to a local hospital for treatment of his injuries.
Following the incident, local officials said there were signs warning tourists not to trek to the top of the waterfall, but the group claimed they had not seen it.
It comes a few days after Chloe Fields and Christian Zelada came very close to death after a car crash saw them drop a whopping 300ft down the steep Monkey Canyon.
The couple tumbled a whopping 300ft down a canyon after veering off the side in their car but somehow managed to survive the horror plunge despite a “one in a million” chance of living to tell the tale.
Leah Williamson catches up with Sky Sports reporter Gail Davis to look back on an incredible 2022 and discuss her goals for the new year; Williamson talks Christmas rituals, Davina McCall's message of congratulations after Euro 2022 success and her 'pinch me' moment of the past 12 months
Before I sat down with Leah Williamson to reflect on what has been an historic year I read back through the notes from the last time we spoke at length, a month out from the Euros.
A time when she could nip out for a pint of milk in an England tracksuit and no one would look twice.