What Division Will Hammers Be In When They Kick Off In Olympic Stadium ?

WHAT DIVISION WILL HAMERS BE IN WHEN THEY KICK OFF IN OLYMPIC STADIUM?

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on what division West Ham will be playing in when they kick off in the Olympic Stadium for the first time and offer 8/11 that they will be playing Premier League football at that stage – but 16/1 that they will be in League One, or lower, by then.
Hills also offer 9/4 that there will be no visible athletics track at the stadium and 11/4 that they have installed retractable seating over the track, when they do start playing league games there.
Hills remain to be convinced that West Ham will be able to sell out the Olympic Stadium for their first competitive game there, ‘Depending on what division they are in and how reluctant their fans are to travel to the new venue we think they could find it very difficult to sell out games and offer 7/4 that they will be able to do so for their first competitive game there’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

**West Ham’s first competitive game in Olympic Stadium to be a sell out?……..7/4 yes; 2/5 no.

**What division will West Ham be playing in when they play their first league match in the Olympic Stadium (bets void if they don’t play a match there by 2015)?

Premier 8/11……Championship 11/10…..Lower 16/1

**Will there be a visible athletics track at the stadium when West Ham play their first league match at the Olympic Stadium?

Yes 1/3…..No 9/4

**Will West Ham have a retractable seating system in place by the time they play their first league match at the Olympic Stadium?

Yes 11/4…..No 1/4

**Who will occupy the higher league placing on 1st January 2014?

West Ham 1/20…..Leyton Orient 8/1

**Will Avram Grant still be West Ham manager when they play their first league match at the Olympic Stadium?

Yes 100/30……No 1/5

Further information……..graham sharpe…….0208 918 3731

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When Will First Prem League Player Come Out ?

WHEN WILL FIRST PREMIER LEAGUE FOOTBALLER ‘COME OUT’?

England cricketer Steven Davies and Wales rubgy player Gareth Thomas have both come out in public as gay. But no current Premier Leaguer footballer has ever done so.
Bookmakers William Hill have opened a book on when – or whether- that will happen.
‘Statistically it is very unlikely that there are currently no gay players in the Premier League’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe, ‘But the question of when any current player will be willing to reveal in public that he is gay is one which is causing much discussion. We believe that the perceived problems which may arise for any player who does so may act as a deterrent and therefore think it is odds-on NOT to happen before the end of next season at the earliest.
‘However, the positive reaction to Davies’ recent announcement may well act as an incentive for a Premier League footballer to decide that the time is now right for him to come out in public’

WILLIAM HILL…When will the first current Premier League player come out in public?:

DURING THIS SEASON…………………..6/1
DURING THE CLOSE SEASON…………9/2
2011/2012 SEASON………………………..7/2
AFTER 2011/2012 SEASON……………..4/7

Further information…….graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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Fa Cup Flop Sees Moyes Cut For Chop

Everton’s defeat against Reading has left the Toffees with nothing to play for this season and has prompted a significant gamble on David Moyes to be the next manager to leave their club. He has been cut from 7/1 to 9/2 with William Hill.

“Moyes is very restricted at Everton and with nothing left to play for, he could well walk before he is pushed,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

Chelsea secured a vital home win against Manchester United on Tuesday and eased the pressure on their manager, Carlo Ancelotti. He is priced at 9/2 (out from 7/2 before Utd game) with William Hill to be the next Premier League manager to leave their position. Should Ancelotti go, Hills are offering 15/8 that Guus Hiddink replaces him as the next permanent Chelsea manager while Didier Deschamps is 7/1. Frank Rijkaard and Jose Mourinho are both 8/1.

Their big money signing, Fernando Torres failed to score again, however and Hills are offering 10/1 that he fails to score in any of the next five games, although he is 4/7 to bag a goal against Blackpool on the 5th March. Chelsea are also in from 20/1 to 14/1 to win the Premier League although Manchester United are 8/13 favourites.

“Chelsea have often flattered to deceive this season, often recording a good win before falling back into poor form, but the win against United is the kind of result that could save their season and perhaps even Ancelotti’s job,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Premier League Odds:

Outright: 8/13 Manchester United; 13/8 Arsenal; 14/1 Chelsea; 40/1 Manchester City; 100/1 Tottenham

When Will Torres score for Chelsea:
4/7 Blackpool (a)
9/4 Copenhagen (h)
10/1 Manchester City (h)
11/1 Stoke (a)
16/1 Wigan (h)
10/1 Fail to score in any of these games

6th Premier League Manager to Leave: 6/5 No manager to leave before the end of the season; 6/4 Avram Grant; 9/2 Carlo Ancelotti; 9/2 David Moyes; 7/1 Steve Kean (others on request)

Next Permanent Chelsea Manager: 15/8 Guus Hiddink; 7/1 Didier Deschamps; 8/1 Frank Rijkaard; 8/1 Jose Mourinho; 10/1 Pep Guardiola; 12/1 Martin O’Neill; 14/1 Jurgen Klinsmann; 16/1 David Moyes; 16/1 Rafael Benitez; 20/1 Fabio Capello; 20/1 Roberto Di Matteo; 20/1 Gianfranco Zola; 20/1 Gus Poyet; 20/1 Laurent Blanc; 20/1 Marcello Lippi; 20/1 Steve Clarke; 25/1 BAR

Further Information…Joe Crilly…07850 518 164

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Gunners 80/1 For Treble; 9/2 City – United Final

GUNNERS BACK ON TRACK FOR 80/1 TREBLE

AFTER their defeat by Birmingham cost Arsenal their chance of a Quadruple, their victory over Orient kept them on course for a Treble, for which William Hill now quote them at 80/1.

Hills now make Manchester United 9/4 favourites for the FA Cup with their local rivals City the 5/2 second favourites – and quote 9/2 that the pair will meet in the Final. Hills make Arsenal 7/2 third favourites – and offer 16/1 that they will meet W Ham in an all London Final.

WILLIAM HILL…FA CUP ODDS….
Outright

9/4 Man U
5/2 Man C
7/2 Arsenal
10 Stoke
12 Birmingham
14 Bolton
16 West Ham
66 Reading

9/2 Man U v Man C final

16 Arsenal V West Ham final

Further information…graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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That’s Not Your Lotti: Carlo Pressure Eased With Victory

Chelsea secured a vital home win against Manchester United and eased the somewhat considerable pressure on their manager, Carlo Ancelotti. He is priced at 4/1 (out from 7/2 before Utd game) with William Hill to be the next Premier League manager to leave their position. Their big money signing, Fernando Torres failed to score again, however and Hills are offering 10/1 that he fails to score in any of the next five games, although he is 4/7 to bag a goal against Blackpool on the 5th March. Chelsea are also in from 20/1 to 14/1 to win the Premier League although Manchester United are 8/13 favourites.

“Chelsea have got it all to do, but this result will undoubtedly boost confidence at Stamford Bridge and a belated title push may well be on the cards,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Premier League Odds:

Outright: 8/1 Manchester United; 13/8 Arsenal; 14/1 Chelsea; 40/1 Manchester City; 100/1 Tottenham

When Will Torres score for Chelsea:
4/7 Blackpool (a)
9/4 Copenhagen (h)
10/1 Manchester City (h)
11/1 Stoke (a)
16/1 Wigan (h)
10/1 Fail to score in any of these games

6th Premier League Manager to Leave: 6/5 No manager to leave before the end of the season; 6/4 Avram Grant; 4/1 Carlo Ancelotti; 7/1 Steve Kean (others on request)

Further Information…Joe Crilly…07850 518 164

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West Brom 4/1 To Finish Bottom

WEST BROM 4/1 TO FINISH BOTTOM

AFTER rescuing a point at Stoke, West Brom are quoted at 5/6 by William Hill to go down and 4/1 to finish bottom of the table.

Hill’s relegation odds…1/3 Wigan (9/4 stay up); 5/6 WBA (5/6 stay up); 10/11 West Ham (4/5); 6/4 Blackpool; 4 Birmingham; 5 Blackburn.

TO FINISH BOTTOM…13/8 Wigan; 4 WBA; West Ham; 11/2 Wolves; 6 Blackpool.

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Punters Kean On Steve To Go

William Hill punters have been Rovering around the country placing bets on Steve Kean to be the next Premier League boss to leave their club on the back of Blackburn’s 4-1 defeat at the weekend. The Rovers boss has been backed in from 50/1 to 6/1 to get the boot.

William Hill make no manager to go the 6/5 favourite in the sack race market ahead of 6/4 Avram Grant and 7/2 Carlo Ancelotti.

“Kean has been well backed over the course of the last few days as Blackburn slide toward the drop zone and it could well be Rover and out for Steve. A defeat for Chelsea tonight could spell the end of Ancelotti’s reign however,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Next Manager To Go Odds:

6/5 No manager to go; 6/4 Avram Grant; 7/2 Carlo Ancelotti; 6/1 Steve Kean (others on request)

Further Information…Joe Crilly…0208 918 3746 / 07850 518 164

Additional Info: http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/y/5/Football.html

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Avram 5/4 To Defy Odds Again As City Title Odds Drift

CITY TITLE ODDS DRIFT

MANCHESTER CITY are now 50/1 outsiders to lift the Premier League title with William Hill who make United 1/2 favourites with Arsenal 15/8; Chelsea 20/1 and Spurs 125/1.

Avram 5/4 to be there next season:
GRANTED YET ANOTHER REPRIEVE?

AVRAM GRANT, seven times favourite to be the next Premier League manager to go this season, has been lengthened from 4/6 to 6/5 by William Hill after his side’s win over Liverpool. Hills then offer 7/2 Ancelotti; 7/1 Martinex and Moyes; 14/1 McLeish. It is 6/5 that no more managers go this season. ‘Grant is the great survivor and is yet again defying the odds’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills offer 5/4 that Grant will still be Hammers’ boss on the first day of next season, 4/7 that he will not.

HILL’S RELEGATION ODDS…1/3 Wigan (9/4 stay up); 5/6 WBA (5/6); 10/11 W Ham (4/5); 5/4 Wolves; 6/4 Blackpool; 5/1 Birmingham; Blackburn.

Further infornation…graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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Bookies Hail Gunners’ Multi Million Mix Up As Arsenal Odds On To Win Zilch – Again.

Arsenal odds-on to win nothing – again!
BOOKIES HAIL ARSENAL’S MULTI MILLION MIX-UP

THE Arsenal defensive mix-up which cost them the Carling Cup was worth £10 million to bookies. ‘We faced a seven figure payout had Arsenal gone on to win the Quadruple and as much again had they lifted the Carling Cup itself, so that defensive mix-up was a £10million bonus for the bookmaking industry’ said William Hill spokesman Graham Sharpe.’Punters had plunged cash on Arsenal as though defeat was out of the question – but Alex McLeish – and Ben Foster – found the answer.’
AND HILLS NOW MAKE ARSENAL ODDS ON TO ENDURE YET ANOTHER SEASON WITH NO TROPHIES. Hills offer 8/15 that the Gunners will finish the season trophy-less once more, but quote them at 80/1 to win the three remaining trophies they are contesting.
ARSENE WENGER is 9/1 with Hills to cease to be Arsenal manager by the first day of next season, but 1/25 to remain in place. ‘Just how long will the Arsenal fans remain loyal to Arsene Wenger if his trophy-less run continues’ asked Hill’s spokesman Sharpe.

Further information…..graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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Drogba On His Way ? You Can Bet On It

DROG ON HIS WAY? YOU CAN BET ON THAT………….

WITH REPORTS suggesting that Drogba is unsettled at Chelsea, William Hill are quoting him at 13/8 to have left the club by the first day of next season, while his under-pressure manager Carlo Ancelotti is a 5/6 chance to leave by then. ‘Everyone agrees Chelsea have an ageing side and the break up has to begin sooner or later, and if they win nothing this season it may well be sooner. The arrival of Torres could be advance warning of a changing of the old guard’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills offer 1/10 that Chelsea will fail to lift a trophy this season.

**Still at Chelsea first day of next season?YES NO
Carlo Ancelotti………………………………..5/6……5/6
Ashely Cole…………………………………..1/8…….9/2
Frank Lampard……………………………….1/12…..6/1
Petr Cech………………………………………1/12…..6/1
John Terry………………………………………1/10….11/2
Michael Essien………………………………..1/9……5/1
Didier Drogba…………………………………..4/9…..13/8
Nicloas Anelka………………………………..2/5……7/4
Florent Malouda……………………………….1/7…..4/1

TORRES 6/5 TO BREAK CHELSEA DROUGHT V MAN U

TORRES is 6/5 with William Hill to score his first Chelsea goal against Manchester United this week. But Hills offer 7/1 that the elusive opener will not arrive in the cluib;s next five games.
When will Torres first score for Chelsea…..6/5 v Man U this week; 13/8 v Blackpool; 9/2 v FC Copenhagen; 8/1 v Man C; 11/1 v Stoke; 7/1 not in any of these games.

HOW MANY POINTS WILL UNITED/CHELSEA TAKE FROM THEIR TWO PREM GAMES…..

CHELSEA are 11/2 – and Manchester United 5/1 – to take a maximum six points from their two forthcoming Premier League games against each other.

Chelsea Points [vs Man Utd]
6…11/2
4….3/1
3….15/8
2…..9/1
1…..11/4
0…..9/2

Man Utd Points [vs Chelsea]
6….5/1
4….11/4
3….15/8
2….9/1
1…3/1
0….11/2

Further information…….graham sharpe….0780 3233702

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