I FLAGGED up Birmingham's Carling Cup value and my fears about Arsenal being able to get across the line proved spot on.
Alex McLeish's men were my final fancy but I played it safe with my Super Single.
Bet365 offered City at 4-7 plus two goals and I hope it was an offer you couldn't refuse.
Bookies reckon the defensive cock-up that handed Obafemi Martins a last-gasp winner was worth £10 million to bookies.
William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe said: “We faced a seven-figure payout had Arsenal gone on to win the quadruple and as much again had they lifted the Carling Cup.”
The firm make the the Gunners 8-15 to finish the season trophyless but go 80-1 on them winning the three remaining trophies they are contesting.
Boss Arsene Wenger is 9-1 with William Hill to cease to be Arsenal manager by the first day of next season but 1-25 to remain in place.
The Gunners' best chance of silverware now appears to be the Premier League and they are 2-1 second favourites with Ladbrokes.
It's 12-1 they win the Champions League and 7-2 they lift the FA Cup. West Ham drifted from 1-2 to 5-6 for relegation with Ladbrokes after their home win against Liverpool.
Wigan are cut to 1-3 from 2-5 with West Brom 10-11 ahead of Monday's trip to Stoke.
Resident football tipster at Scotland's most read newspaper, the Daily Record, for over 20 years and proud host of one the best betting communities on the web with daily betting tips.
