January 19, 2010 - Betting Blogs

Man Utd Favourite To Finish Second…when Will They Next Win?

January 19, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alex Ferguson, Arsenal, Burnley, Fb, Fulham, League Victory, Liverpool, Man City, Man Utd, Manchester United, Manchester Utd, Odds, Portsmouth, Premier League, Premiership, Rupert, Sir Alex Ferguson, Spokesman, Unthinkable, William Hill, Wobble

William Hill have opened the betting on where Man Utd will finish in the Premiership making second the 11/8 favourite but should the unthinkable happen Hills are 40/1 that they finish outside the top four. Despite Sir Alex’s problems Hills are 1/10 that he will be Manchester Utd manager on day one of next season and United are 1/7 to win their next fixture against Burnley.

“Manchester United as not as dominant as they have been in recent years but the odds suggest that Sir Alex will survive the latest wobble,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.

50/1 Sir Alex Ferguson To Be The Next Manager To Go (From 80/1)

Alex Ferguson to be Man Utd manager on the first day of premier league season 2010/2011: 1/10 Yes 11/2 No

Manchester United Finishing Position: 11/4 First, 11/8 Second, 13/8 Third, 14/1 Fourth, 40/1 Fifth or lower

Next Manchester United Premier League Victory: 1/7 Burnley (H), 11/2 Hull (A), 40/1 Arsenal (A), 25/1 Portsmouth (H), 80/1 Win None Of The Above

William Hill Latest Premiership Betting: 10/11 Chelsea, 11/4 Man Utd, 7/2 Arsenal, 14/1 Man City, 40/1 Liverpool, 66/1 Tottenham, 100/1 Aston Villa

Premiership Without The Big four: 10/11 Man City, 15/8 Tottenham, 10/1 Villa, 40/1 Birmingham, 66/1 Everton, 100/1 Fulham

Further Information….Rupert Adams…0784 1011 584

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Man City 3/1 To Finish Above Utd!

January 19, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bookies, Carlos Tevez, Cesc Fabregas, Craig Bellamy, Defoe, Emmanuel Adebayor, Fb, Fergie, Fernando Torres, Gabriel Agbonlahor, Golden Boot, Hill Man, Louis Saha, Man City, Man Utd, Manchester City, Manchester United, Nicolas Anelka, Pfa Player Of The Year, Wayne Rooney, William Hill

Bookies William Hill are 5/6 that Mancini & Co make it into the top four this year and are just 3/1 that they finish above Manchester United. Man City are 12/1 to win the Premiership from an original 25/1. Tevez is 8/1 from 25/1 to win the Premiership golden boot and he is 7/1 to be named the PFA player of the year.

“The power looks as if it might just be shifting from the red side of Manchester to the blue side, but punters who have taken on Fergie in the past have invariably got their fingers burnt,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.

William Hill Man City Specials:

To Finish In Top Four: 5/6 Yes, 5/6 No
Manchester City To Finish Above Manchester United: 3/1
Tevez To Be PFA Player Of The Year 2010: 7/1

Premiership Golden Boot: 10/3 Wayne Rooney, 10/3 Jermain Defoe, 10/3 Fernando Torres, 4/1 Didier Drogba, 8/1 Darren Bent, 8/1 Carlos Tevez, 33/1 Nicolas Anelka, 50/1 Louis Saha, 80/1 Emmanuel Adebayor, 80/1 Andrei Arshavin, 80/1 Cesc Fabregas, 80/1 Gabriel Agbonlahor, 100/1 Craig Bellamy.

Man City Finishing Position: 12/1 1st, 9/1 2nd, 4/1 3rd, 10/3 Fourth, 5/6 Fifth or lower

When Will Mancini & Man City Get Beaten: 6/4 Everton, 3/1 Man Utd, 16/1 Scunthorpe, 3/1 Man Utd, 7/2 After Jan 27th

Further Information…Rupert Adams….0208 918 3858……0784 1011 584

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Bookies Expect Premiership Fixtures To Survive: Will Sol Be Playing? Burnley To Face Brunt!

January 19, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bookies, Brunt, Burnley, Clean Sheets, England World Cup, England World Cup Squad, Fb, Frailties, Hard Time, League Goal, Man Utd, Manchester Utd, Premier League Games, Premiership Fixtures, Premiership Games, Punters, Rupert, Small Fortune, Sol Campbell, William Hill, World Cup Squad

Bookies Expect Premiership Fixtures To Survive: Will Sol Be Playing? Burnley To Face Brunt!
Having lost a small fortune last weekend, William Hill have opened the betting on how many Premiership games will survive the big freeze and offer 8/13 that they all do and 5/2 that four or more games lose out to the weather.
“The weather caught us out last weekend and punters latched on to the 4/1 that four or more games will be called off, this week we are a more cautious 5/2 that the same number go to the weather,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.
Number of premier league matches 16th/17th January will be postponed: 8/13 None, 11/2 One, 12/1 Two, 14/1 Three, 5/2 Four or more.
You Bet Sol Campbell Cannot Plug Arsenal Leaky Defence!
Hills do not expect Sol Campbell to come to the rescue of the Arsenal defence offering 6/4 that they will only manage three or fewer clean sheets in their remaining eighteen Premiership fixtures. Sol is 13/8 to start two or less Premiership games and offer 9/2 that he scores this season.
“Sol is a fine player but we do not expect him to solve Arsenal’s defensive frailties,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.
Arsenal clean sheets in their remaining premier league games this season (18 matches): 6/4 Three or less, 7/4 Between Four & Six Clean Sheets, 7/4 Seven or more.
Sol Campbell To Start Next Arsenal Prem Match: 7/1
Sol Campbell Arsenal premier league starts: 13/8 Two or less, 15/8 Between Three & Five, 6/4 Six or more
Sol Campbell to score a premier league goal this season: 9/2
Sol Campbell to be in the England World Cup Squad: 33/1
Arsenal Premier League Finishing Position: 4/1 First, 10/3 Second, 9/4 Third, 4/1 Fourth, 4/1 Fifth or Lower
Arsenal Trophies: 4/1 Premier League, 11/2 FA Cup, 15/2 Champions League, 100/1 Win all 3
Burnley To face Brunt From Man Utd!
William Hill expect the new Burnley manager to have a hard time of it against Manchester Utd at the weekend offering 17/2 that Utd fail to score and 1/7 that Man Utd win. Hills have also priced up when Burnley will next win offering 7/1 that they fail to win any of the next seven Premiership fixtures and they are 5/6 to be relegated.
Brian Laws to be Burnley manager on the first day of premier league 2010/11 season: 4/7 Yes 5/4 No
(If Brian Laws is not appointed as Burnley manager, bets void)
Will Burnley to be Relegated: 5/6 Yes, 5/6 No
Burnley to finish bottom of the premier league: 7/2
90 minute betting: 1/7 Man Utd 5/1 Draw 11/1 Burnley
Total Man Utd goals v Burnley: 17/2 None, 7/2 One, 5/2 Two, 33/1 Three, 100/1 Four or more
Total Burnley goals v Man Utd: 8/15 None, 13/8 One, 15/2 Two, 33/1 Three, 100/1 Four or more
Burnley next premier league victory*: 11/1 Man U (A), 11/4 Bolton (A), 16/1 Chelsea (H), 5/2 West Ham (H), 12/1 Fulham (A), 20/1 Aston Villa (A), 9/2 Portsmouth (H), 3/1 Win none of these
*Matches must be played in the above order.
Further Information……Rupert Adams….0784 1011 584.