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When Will 2022 Final Be Played ?

December 9, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments 1 Feb, 2022 World Cup, Controversy, Fb, Graham Sharpe, Qatar, School Of Thought, Spokesman, Temperatures, William Hill

WHEN WILL 2022 WORLD CUP FINAL BE PLAYED?

WITH CONTROVERSY raging over the choice of Qatar to host the 2022 World Cup, William Hill have opened a book on what month the Final will be played in. ‘The temperatures soar in their summer months, and there is a school of thought suggesting they may try to hold the tournament during one or two of the less steamy months’ – which could clash with the European league season’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

100/1…Jan
100/1…Feb
66/1….Mar
50/1…Apr
25/1…May
13/8…Jun
8/13…Jul
12/1..Aug
12/1…Sep
16/1..Oct
66/1..Nov
100/1…Dec

Further information…..graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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14/1 Benitez, Brown, Hart Gone By February

November 2, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments 1 Feb, Aston Villa, Fb, Graham Sharpe, Last Match, League Fixture, Man Utd, Matter Of Time, Mcleish, One Fifth, Paul Hart, Phil Brown, Premier League Goals, Rafa Benitez, Redknapp, S Games, Time Paul, West Ham, Wigan, William Hill, Window 1

***************************************PREMIER LEAGUE WEEKEND SPECIALS***************************************************************

PREMIER LEAGUE BOSSES UNDER PRESSURE: 14/1 BENITEZ, BROWN, HART ALL OUT BY FEBRUARY

WILLIAM HILL are offering 14/1 that under-pressure bosses Phil Brown, Paul Hart and Rafa Benitez will all have left their clubs by the end of the January transfer window. ‘The surprise is that no Prem boss has departed yet this season – but it is only a matter of time. Paul Hart is favourite to be first but there are plenty who will fancy a flutter on these three being gone by February’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WILLIAM HILL:
PREMIERSHIP BOSS BETS……
Hull v Portsmouth to be Paul Harts last match as Portsmouth manager: 5/1
Hull v Portsmouth to be Phil Browns last match as Hull manager: 3/1
Rafa Benitez to be out of Liverpool job by midnight Sunday – 10/1
The losing manager of Hull v Portsmouth to leave before their teams next Premier League fixture: 13/8
Phil Brown, Paul Hart and Rafa Benitez to no longer be in their current jobs at the end of the January transfer window (1 Feb 2010): 14/1

NEXT PREMIER LEAGUE BOSS TO GO….6/4 Paul Hart; 5/2 Phil Brown; 7/1 Benitez;McLeish; Redknapp; Zola; 14/1 Megson
Highest Scoring Premier League Match (Sauturday games only):
Chelsea v Blackburn 7/4
Tottenham v Stoke 5/2
Wolves v Aston Villa 11/2
Hull v Portsmouth 6/1
Burnley v Wigan 7/1
Birmingham v Sunderland 9/1
One quarter 1,2
Fastest scoring premier league team (Saturday games only):
Chelsea 3/1
Tottenham 4/1
Aston Villa 13/2
Sunderland 8/1
Hull 8/1
Burnley 9/1
Portsmouth 10/1
Wigan 12/1
Birmingham 12/1
Wolves 12/1
Stoke 25/1
Blackburn 33/1
One fifth 1,2,3
Top of the premier after the latest round of fixtures:
Chelsea 8/11
Man Utd EVS
Tottenham 16/1
Bottom of the premier league after the latest round of fixtures:
West Ham 10/3
Portsmouth 1/5
Total premier league goals (Saturdays games only):
Under 16 goals 13/8
16 or 17 7/4
Over 17 goals 13/8
Any weekend premier league game to have 8 or more goals: 8/1
WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on which of the ‘Big 4 Bosses’ will leave his club first, and on when one of the four will eventually depart – making Rafa Benitez and 2010 respectively the favourites.
‘WITH ALL OF THE BIG Four Clubs and their bosses beginning to feel a little pressure, either from fans because of their own performances on behalf of their clubs, or by the shadow of Big 4 wannabes like Man City, Spurs, Villa and Everton closing in on their private club of four, it feels as though an era may be drawing to a close’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. ‘We think Rafa is in genuine danger of departing by the end of the season, and one or two of his Big 4 counterparts clearly can’t go on much longer as they are already rivalling the Rolling Stones for longevity. The betting on whether the Big 4 will still dominate the Top 4 at the end of the season or not is also very close’.
Big Four Bosses: Who Will Go First?
Rafa Benitez11/10
Alex Ferguson9/4
Carlo Ancelotti7/2
Arsene Wenger9/2
HILLS MAKE RAFA 5/4 to go before the end of the season, 4/7 not to.
What Year Will First Big4 Manager Go?
20092/1
201011/10
20117/2
2012+8/1
Big 4 Win Nothing This Season – 150/1
Big 4 to be Top 4 at end of season – 8/11 yes; Evens no.
TO WIN PREM TITLE….7/4 Chelsea; 7/4 Man U; 4 Arsenal; 9 Man Cty; 14 Liverpool; 25 Spurs; 150 Villa
RELEGATION..16/1 all three promoted sides to be relegated……4/9 Hull; Portsmouth; 11/8 Birmingham; 6/4 Wolves; 13/8 Burnley; 9/2 West Ham; 6 Bolton; 13/2 Wigan
TOP SCORER….7/4 Torres; 4 Drogba; 5 Bent; Rooney; 8 Defoe
WILL IPSWICH STILL BE KEANE ON ROY BY SUNDAY?
Roy Keane to be gone from Ipswich by midnight Saturday – 6/1. Gone by end of season – 8/15 no; 11/8 yes.
Further information……..graham sharpe….0208 918 3731

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Weekend Soccer Special Odds

September 26, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments 1 Feb, Bookies, Chop, Fb, Fulham, Graham Sharpe, Hodgson, Man City, Man Utd, Mccarthy, Mcleish, Megson, Moyes, O Neill, Paul Hart, Portsmouth, Prem, Soccer Odds, West Ham, William Hill, Wolves

SO, WHEN IS FIRST PREM BOSS GOING TO GET CHOP?

WITH NO Premiership manager yet leaving his club this season, William Hill are betting on when the first one will go, and reckon it will probably happen in October, the month they have made 2/1 favourite. ‘Every manager knows that a few poor results can result in pressure from fans, and there are a few sides who haven’t made the best of starts to the season but as yet noone has paid the ultimate price – surely that situation can’t last for much longer in those impatient times’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. HILLS; When will first Prem boss go:
Sep-09 9/2
Oct-09 2/1
Nov-09 5/2
Dec-09 5/1
Jan-10 9/1
Feb 1st Or Later 9/1
No Manager To Go 50/1
WHEN A MANAGER DOES EVENTUALLY GO, William Hill reckon it will be Paul Hart, who is 11/8 favourite to be the first Prem boss to go. Hills also offer: 5/1 Brown; Megson; 7 Martinez; 8 McLeish; 10 Benitez; 12 Hughes; 16 Moyes; 20 Zola; 25 Allardyce; Hodgson; McCarthy; O’Neill.
Hills: Who Will Be Top After The Weekend ?
Chelsea 1/20
Man Utd 9/1
Tottenham 20/1
Man City 33/1
Hills: Who will Finish Bottom This Season ?
Portsmouth 15/8 Burnley 5/2 Hull 4/1 Birmingham 7/1 Wolves 7/1 Wigan 16/1 Blackburn 25/1 Bolton 25/1 Stoke 25/1 Sunderland 40/1 Fulham 50/1 West Ham 66/1
Which Game Will Have The Most Goals ?
Arsenal v Wigan 4/1
Chelsea v Tottenham 11/2
Aston Villa v Portsmouth 6/1
West Ham v Liverpool 6/1
Man Utd v Man City 6/1
Everton v Blackburn 7/1
Burnley v Sunderland 9/1
Bolton v Stoke 9/1
Hull v Birmingham 9/1
Wolves v Fulham 9/1
**1/5 odds 1,2,3.
Which Team Will Score The 1st Goal (By Match Minute) ?
Arsenal 7/1
Aston Villa 8/1
Chelsea 9/1
Liverpool 9/1
Man Utd 10/1
Everton 12/1
Bolton 12/1
Hull 14/1
Wolves 14/1
Sunderland 14/1
Burnley 16/1
Fulham 20/1
Birmingham 20/1
Stoke 20/1
Blackburn 25/1
Man City 25/1
West Ham 25/1
Tottenham 25/1
Portsmouth 25/1
Wigan 25/1
1/5th odds 1,2,3,4.
BIG FOUR TO BATTER BOOKIES AGAIN?
WILLIAM HILL are offering 39/10 about Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester United all winning this weekend. ‘We’re tempting fate by taking on the Big 4 – but as all bar Chelsea have proved vulnerable already this campaign we’re hopeful that they won’t all win’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS; TITLE ODDS….6/5 Chelsea; 5/2 Man U; 7 Liverpool; 8 Arsenal; 8 Man City; 40 Spurs; 150 Aston Villa; 300 Everton.
TOP PREM SCORER…3 Torres; 4 Rooney; 9/2 Drogba; 6 Defoe; 8 Adebayor; 12 Anelka; 14 Gerrard; 14 Bent; 20 Owen; 20 Van Persie; 25 Arshavin; 25 Eduardo.
WILL IPSWICH FANS STAY KEANE ON ROY?
WITH IPSWICH struggling without a win in the Championship relegation zone, William Hill are offering odds of 5/6 that Roy Keane will cease to be their manager before the end of the season, and 5/6 that he is still in place on the final day of the campaign. ‘Keane was greeted like a conquering hero when he arrived at the club but there are reports of the side being booed off in recent matches and without a win to show for their efforts so far Roy needs a rapid turnaround in form if he is to avoid an ignominious early exit. As our odds suggest we believe that it could go either way for him’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills have cut Ipswich to 8/1 to be relegated from 40/1 at the start of the season. ‘Everyone is assuming that they are too good and have too much money to go down. But the fate of Leeds, Norwich and Southampton suggests that that’s not certain to be the case’ said Sharpe.
Further information………graham sharpe….0208 918 3731