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Who’ll Be First Of Big Five Bosses To Go?

September 7, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Boss, Different Reasons, Ferguson, Graham Sharpe, H8, Media Relations Director, Outsider, Premier League, Spokesman, Surprise, Twitter, Villas Boas, Wenger, William Hill, Williamhill

WHO’LL BE FIRST OF BIG FIVE BOSSES TO GO?
WITH pressures facing all five of the leading Premier League bosses, William Hill have opened a book on which of them will be the first to depart his club and have installed Arsene Wenger as the 5/4 favourite, with Kenny Dalglish the 8/1 outsider. ‘For different reasons each of the bosses could find themselves leaving sooner than expected, and likewise it would be no great surprise if they were all still around in three years or more, but we feel Arsene is currently under the greatest pressure’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WHICH OF THESE FIVE WILL BE FIRST BOSS TO LEAVE HIS POSITION?
Wenger..5/4
Villas-Boas….5/2
Mancini..7/2
Ferguson…6/1
Dalglis…h8/1

Further information….

Graham Sharpe,
Media Relations Director.

T: 020 8918 3731
M: 07803 233702
E:gsharpe@williamhill.co.uk
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Avram Granted Favouritism In Next Boss To Go Market

February 18, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Aston Villa, Blackburn, Curren, Different Reasons, Everton, Fb, Fulham, Game Man, Graham Sharpe, League Managers, Man City, Mancini, Midweek, Pompey, Portsmouth, Premier League, Wenger, West Ham, Wigan, William Hill, Wolves

AVRAM GRANTED FAVOURITISM IN NEXT BOSS TO GO MARKET.

WITH VARIOUS Premier League managers under pressure for different reasons, William Hill curren tly make Avram Grant 9/4 favourite to be the next Premiership manager to leave his club and also offer 11/4 Zola; 9/2 Benitez; 5/1 No more to leave this season; 13/2 Brown; 10/1 Bruce; 16/1 Martinez.’This is a tricky market to price with Pompey’s parlous financial state potentially likely to determine Grant’s short-term future with the club’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Meanwhile, Hills have opened a book on several managers staying with or departing their clubs before the start of next season:

BENITEZ STILL TO BE LIVERPOOL BOSS FIRST DAY OF NEXT SEASON – 4/7 yes; 5/4 no
BROWN likewise…………5/6 yes; 5/6 no
MANCINI likewise………..2/7 yes; 5/2 no
WENGER likewise……….1/8 yes; 9/2 no
ZOLA likewise……………..1/2 yes; 6/4 no

HILLS……HIGHEST SCORING MIDWEEK PREM GAME
MAN CITY V BOLTON5/1
BLACKBURN V HULL11/2
ARSENAL V LIVERPOOL13/2
ASTON VILLA V MAN UTD13/2
WOLVES V TOTTENHAM13/2
EVERTON V CHELSEA13/2
PORTSMOUTH V SUNDERLAND10/1
FULHAM V BURNLEY10/1
WIGAN V STOKE11/1
WEST HAM V BIRMINGHAM12/1
E/W 1/5 1-2-3-

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6/1 Megson To Be Last Prem Boss To Go This Season

January 6, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alan Curbishley, Alan Irvine, Chairmen, Departures, Different Reasons, Dowie, Favour, Fb, Ferguson, Gary Speed, Graham Sharpe, League Managers, Mark Hughes, Paul Jewell, Peter Reid, Premier League, Speed 12, Spokesman, Steve Coppell, Volatile Market, William Hill

6/1 MEGSON TO BE LAST PREM BOSS TO GO THIS SEASON

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on how many more Premier League managers will follow Gary Megson out of their psitions this season – and offer 6/1 that he will be the last to go. ‘With the January transfer window looming up, clubs may consider that there is little point switching managers afterwards, so if we don’t see more departures within the next few weeks that may just be it for the season. However, chairmen are also capable of coming up with different reasons for disposing of out of favour managers, so I suspect we’ll take plenty of money at 20/1 for another four or more to go – particularly as several clubs appear to have severe financial problems.’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

HILLS – HOW MANY MORE PREM BOSSES WILL GO BEFORE END OF CAMPAIGN?
0 6/1
1 11/10
2 7/4
3 7/1
4+ 20/1

WILL PAUL LOVE TO GO A-WANDERING DOWN BOLTON WAY?

PAUL JEWELL has been backed down to favouritism to become the next Bolton manager with William Hill who now make him an 11/4 shot from an opening 5/1 to get the job full-time and also offer: 9/2 Peter Reid; 5/1 Mark Hughes; 7/1 Darren Ferguson; 10/1 Alan Curbishley; Gary Speed; 12/1 Owen Coyle; 14/1 Steve Coppell; 16/1 Iain Dowie; Alan Irvine; Gareth Southgate. ‘As with most situations of this nature, this has been a volatile market early on, but Jewell and Reid have both come in for significant support as the day has gone on’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

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Gareth, Gunn And Sven – Will They Stay Or Will They Go ?

August 16, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Ben Foster, Community Shield, Different Reasons, Drubbing, Edwin Van Der Saar, Fb, Gillingham, Graham Sharpe, Manchester United, Michael Owen, Millwall, Minute Odds, Notts County, Rochdale, Sheffield United, Southgate, Team Mate, Van Der Saar, William Hill, World Cup Finals, World Cup Squad

WILL WIN, LOSE AND DRAW BOSSES STAY AT CLUBS ALL SEASON ?
THREE HIGH profile bosses had very different starts to the season. Gareth Southgate’s Middlesbro draw with Sheffield United and fans appeared less than impressed; Norwich’s Bryan Gunn oversaw a humiliating 1-7 defeat to local rivals Colchester; while Sven Goran Erikkson saw Notts County start off with a 5-0 drubbing of Bradford.
William Hill now make Southgate 5/6 to survive, 5/6 to leave by last day season; Gunn 4/9 to go, 13/8 to survive; Sven 6/4 to leave, 1/2 to stay.
‘These three managers are all under pressure for very different reasons but their futures are fascinatingly poised. Southgate seems finally to have used up his goodwill with supporters; Norwich’s result will haunt them for decades and heap pressure on one of the most popular figures ever associated with the club while the more successful County are the more likely bigger clubs are to come courting Sven’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

LATEST WILLIAM HILL LEAGUE ONE ODDS….5/2 Leeds; 7/1 Charlton; 8/1 Huddersfield; 10 MK Dons; 12 Norwich; 14 Brighton; Colchester; Millwall; 16 Brentford; 25 Southampton; 33 Gillingham.

LEAGUE TWO…3/1 Notts Co; 6/1 Rotherham; 10/1 Bournemouth; 11/1 Shrewsbury; 14 Bury; Northampton; Rochdale.

WILL UNITED BEN START ENGLAND’S FIRST WORLD CUP FINALS MATCH?
WITH BEN FOSTER likely to get the nod to replace injured Edwin van der Saar in Manchester United’s goal, William Hill are offering him at 7/1 to start in goal for England when they play their first match of the 2010 World Cup finals.Team-mate Michael Owen is 6/4 with Hills to get in the World Cup squad, 1/2 not to, and both will hope to do well in the Community Shield this weekend for which Hills make Chelsea 8/11 favourites to lift the trophy with United at Even money.
Owen is 7/4 to score in 90mins play, 6/1 to open the scoring and 10/1 to net two or more.
90 minute odds: 17/10 United; 2/1 draw; 7/5 Chelsea.

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