Pay per Head Sportsbooks: Meulensteen wants to see results

Rene MeulensteenRene Meulensteen and pay per head sportsbooks hope that Fulham will be able to boost their survival hopes with wins over the teams surrounding them.

Price per head services can see that Meulensteen’s side are sitting second from the bottom in the Premier League as they move into the very busy festive period in the English top flight, as they only took one win in their last nine league matches.

Meulensteen – who was appointed as manager earlier this month after the London club sacked Martin Jol – was impressed with recent performances made against the likes of Manchester City, Tottenham, and Everton, but he and pay per head sportsbooks know that if good results do not arrive soon, Fulham’s efforts will be in vain.

The Craven Cottage outfit will take on Norwich City and West Ham either side of a match with Hull City, and the Dutchman and pay per head sportsbooks are eager to see the club take advantage of a more favourable match list.

“Taking over somewhere just before halfway in the season is difficult enough itself,” he said. “And then you end up playing Spurs, (Aston) Villa, Everton and City where three of those four teams are pushing for something.

“We knew they were difficult ones but what we are disappointed about is, on the back of the performances, we had, is that we didn’t get more points out of those games.

“Now we have another block of games with different opponents – Norwich and Hull to start and then West Ham and Sunderland.

“That is now where we need to look back to these previous games and those performances and turn them into results.”

The coach is set to boost his squad with the return of Clint Dempsey, as the player is in talks over a loan move in January from MLS side Seattle Sounders.

“I can confirm the medical and paperwork is still ongoing,” Meulensteen added.

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“That is as far as what I know. We’d like to have him here and he would like to come.”