The French Connection: Baggies can add some Boing Boing to your treble

The French Connection / Andrew French / 27 November 2009 /

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West Brom are playing well and scoring goals again and are expected to see off Sheffield Wednesday on Saturday

Back West Brom @ [2.1]; Back Tranmere Rovers @ [2.02]; Back Bournemouth @ [2.4]; The Treble pays approximately [10.0]

One Championship game and two FA Cup ties have caught the intrepid eye of Multiples expert Andrew French this weekend. Will our man be celebrating another treble success in time for Christmas?

Leg 1: West Brom at [2.1] to beat Sheffield Wednesday

It seems West Brom have ridden through their sticky patch and come flying out the other side. The Baggies endured a run of one win in six games a few weeks ago, but since then they have won three consecutive matches and scored 11 goals in the process. What's more they are spreading the goals throughout the team with six of their squad having scored three or more league goals.

This weekend they visit Sheffield Wednesday who have gone five games without a win and have lost their last two at Hillsborough. With Albion clearly on a roll at the moment, I'm starting my treble by backing them at [2.1].

Leg 2: Tranmere Rovers at [2.02] to beat Aldershot

It's FA Cup week again, and having been happy to back anyone against Tranmere recently, I'm actually getting behind them this week. Rovers have had a miserable season so far and are bottom of League One, but they ended a run of four straight league defeats by beating Southend last weekend - and that came hot on the heels of their away win at Orient in FA Cup First Round replay.

That's still some way from convincing form, but I think they can account for Aldershot in this week's second round tie. The Shots have won only two of seven games since Gary Waddock left to manage Wycombe, and you have to go back to mid-September for their last away win. At [2.02], I'm including Tranmere.

Leg 3: Bournemouth at [2.4] to beat Notts County

Earlier in the season Notts County looked like they might become everyone's multiples banker - but they are certainly not strolling through League Two and am I opposing them at Bournemouth in the cup this weekend. County's midweek defeat at Rochdale made it three games without a win, and they have managed only two away successes in the league all season.

Bournemouth have bounced back from a 4-0 home drubbing at the hands of Rochdale a month ago by going unbeaten in their four games since. They crushed fellow promotion chasers Chesterfield 3-1 at Saltergate in the first round - and that was the Spireites first home defeat of the season. At [2.41], I'm making the Cherries the third leg of the treble.

*The Treble pays around [10.0]