REMEMBER Terry Gibson? Well, we've signed him and while he won't be kicking a football he'll be looking into his crystal ball and bringing us his best Spanish tips every week.
The ex-Spurs, Coventry and Manchester United striker is probably best remembered for his time as part of the infamous Wimbledon Crazy Gang side of the late 80s and early 90s. Now an expert in all things La Liga he works as a pundit and co-commentator on Sky Sports’ Spanish football coverage and is a contributor to unibet.
Here are Terry's tips for the Monday night match.
Las Palmas v Malaga (Mon 7.45pm)
This is a clash of the bottom two teams in La Liga and they have both certainly been busy during the transfer window. In order to clear up the mess from the first half of the season both teams ave changed their managers and both have brought in seven new players in January.
Las Palmas have scored just 16 goals this season and Malaga have scored two less, therefore the onus has been on bringing in reinforcements on the attacking front.
Malaga have actually brought in yjree new strikers during the window, including ex-Premier League players Brown Ideye, formerly of West Bromwich Albion and Watford’s Isaac Success. That takes their centre forward tally in the squad now to eight. I can’t help feeling that four good ones might have been a better idea!
Both are going to attack you would imagine and defensive issues might be a consideration in this game. Las Palmas have conceded a league worst 50 goals in their 21 games, Malaga have only conceded 34.
Malaga have scored in just two of the last eight games in La Liga but go into this one on the back of two draws. Las Palmas won their last home game against Valencia and their 3-1 win at Malaga earlier in the season sees them with 14 points, one more than their opponents.
Terry's Tips
- Las Palmas 1, Malaga 1 (21-4, Unibet)
- Ideye to score first (13-2, Unibet)
- Draw (47-20, Unibet)
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An ex-Tottenham, Coventry and Manchester United striker, Terry is probably best remembered for his time as part of the infamous Wimbledon Crazy Gang side of the late 80s and early 90s. Now an expert in all things La Liga, he works as a pundit and co-commentator on Sky Sports’ Spanish football coverage.
