No, he recommends to go against line movements that happen, when it gets nearer to kick-off. Just trust that the initial odds were more reflecting the reality than what the market/herd thinks and who then pushed the odds accordingly.
Example for better understanding:
Opening odds for home win: 2.00
Odds shortly before kick-off: 2.50
Now according to that user, you should bet (blindly) on that 2.50. The opening line of 2.00 was maybe a bit wrong and sharp bettors opposed it. Fair odds would maybe have been 2.20, but the herd drove it up to 2.50 (=overreaction), trying to join the ride. So this 2.50 carries some value now - maybe
Thanks for the clarification. I never watched the odds change before the match started.
I will try to watch now whether such things happen .. Very interesting ..