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Revised Football League Divisional Odds

August 12, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bristol C, Charlton, Day Defeat, Fb, Football League, Football Odds, Graham Sharpe, Leicester, Middlesbro, Northampton, Norwich, Opening Day, Port Vale, Portsmouth, Rotherham, Setback, Sheff U, Shrewsbury, Southampton, Swansea, William Hill

BORO STILL CHAMPIONSHIP FAVOURITES

DESPITE losing their first match of the Championship season, Middlesbro are still favourites to win the division with William Hill who have, though, lengthened their odds from 11/2 to 6/1 and also offer 8/1 Burnley; Forest; QPR; 12/1 Reading; 14/1 Ipswich; Cardiff; 16/1 Leeds, Leicester, Sheff U; 20 Bristol C; Hull; Norwich; 25 Portsmouth; Swansea.

SOUTHAMPTON have been lengthened from 5/2 to 11/4 favourites for League One after losing their opening game by William Hill who also offer 4/1 Sheff W; 9/2 Huddersfield; 10/1 Brighton; Peterbro; 11/1 Charlton; 12/1 Plymouth; 22/1 Swindon.

WYCOMBE are the new League Two clear favourites with William Hill who have cut them from 9/1 to 8/1 and also offer 9/1 Gillingham; 10/1 Bradford; Rotherham; 11/1 Chesterfield; Port Vale; Shrewsbury; 12 Oxford; 14 Stevenage; 16 Aldershot; Northampton; Torquay.

‘The opening day of the season didn;t go to plan for most of the divisional favourites – but as last season showed via Norwich in particular, opening day defeat is far from being an insuperable setback’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

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Which Of High Profile Bosses Will Go First ?

October 4, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments England Star, Face Pressure, Favourites, Fb, Football League, Graham Sharpe, Ipswich, John Barnes, Man City, Manchester United, Mcparland, Michael Owen, Middlesbro, Notts County, Premiership Title, Profile Managers, Roy Keane, Spurs, Tranmere, West Brom, William Hill

High profile bosses under threat, but:
WHO’LL GO FIRST – KEANE, BARNES OR McPARLAND?

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on which of the Football League’s three highest profile managers at the start of the season will be leaving their club first as Roy Keane; John Barnes and Ian McParland all face pressure at Ipswich, Tranmere and Notts County respectively.
Hills make the former England star Barnes Even money favourite to be the first of the three to depart, with McParland 7/4 to be on his way from County first, with Keane 11/4 to be off before the other two.
‘The three are all under severe pressure already, Keane and Barnes because their teams can’t seem to win matches and McParland because many suspect a more glamorous, media-friendly replacement is being lined up’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS: to See Season Out?
John Barnes – 7/4 YES; 2/5 NO

Ian McParland- 7/4 YES; 2/5 NO

Roy Keane- 6/5 YES; 8/13 NO

**WEST BROM are 9/4 favourites to win the Championship with Hills who make Newcastle 11/4 with Middlesbro 9/2 – these three relegated clubs are 16/1 to be the three who win promotion.

CHELSEA STILL TITLE FAVOURITES

DESPITE losing for the first time, Chelsea are still favourites to win the Premiership title with William Hill who have lengthened them from 11/10 to 7/4 and make Manchester United 15/8 second favourites, also offering 11/2 Liverpool; 7/1 Arsenal; 10/1 Man City; 50 Spurs.
‘Chelsea’s defeat was the best result of the season so far for us – we won back the millions we lost through Michael Owen’s late Man U winner last week’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

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You Bet Hull Fans Browned Off

October 1, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bet, Bolton, Boss, Carling Cup, Everton, Exit, Fans, Fb, Football League, Graham Sharpe, Heady Heights, Hull City, Liverpool, Phil Brown, Portsmouth, Premiership Season, Shock, Spokesman, William Hill, Wolves

YOU BET HULL FANS BROWNED OFF

WILLIAM HILL offer 5/4 that Phil Brown will no longer be Hull City manager on the final day of the Premiership season and 4/7 that he will still be in place. Brown has been backed down from 7/2 to 13/8 second favourite to be the next Premiership manager to leave his club after their Carling Cup exit to Everton.
Hull are now 4/7 to be relegated this season (5/4 to stay) and 11/4 to finish bottom of the table. They are 18/1 to pull off a shock win at Liverpool this weekend.
‘Hull fans are clearly not best pleased with their current form, although they will obviously be aware that Brown is the man who took them to their current heady heights and it is not that long ago that they were languishing in the bottom division of the Football League’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WILLIAM HILL; NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO….6/5 Hart; 13/8 Brown; 9/2 Megson; 6/1 McLeish; 16 Allardyce; Hughes; Martinez.
HILLS: TO BE RELEGATED: 4/9 Portsmouth (!3/8 stay up); 4/7 Hull (5/4); 11/10 Burnley; 13/8 Birmingham; 9/4 Wolves; 9/2 Wigan; 5/1 Bolton.
TO FINISH BOTTOM: 11/8 Portsmouth; 11/4 Hull; 4 Burnley; 8 Birminngham; 9 Wolves; 16 Wigan; 20 Bolton.

FURTHER Information……..graham sharpe…….0208 918 3731