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78% Of Money Gambled Is For Harry To Be England Boss

February 11, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bets, Boss, Capello, Discrepancy, England Manager, Fiver, Gambler, Graham Sharpe, Guus Hiddink, Harry Redknapp, Hodgson, Leading The Way, Media Relations Director, Odds, Spokesman, Spurs, Stuart Pearce, Twitter, William Hill, Williamhill

78% OF MONEY GAMBLED IS FOR HARRY TO BE ENGLAND BOSS..
BETTING support for Harry Redknapp has seen 78% of the cash William Hill have so far taken on the Next England Manager market since Capello resigned, gambled on the Spurs boss, with Stuart Pearce attracting 8.7% in second place, and Guus Hiddink 6.5% in third.
However, in terms of individual bets placed, Pearce is leading the way with 25% of bets struck, ahead of Hiddink in 2nd with 22% and Redknapp in third with 21%.
The discrepancy can probably be explained that Harry Redknapp is currently offered at odds of 4/11 ,which are unlikely to appeal to a gambler with a fiver in his or her pocket, whereas Pearce is quoted at 11/2 and Hiddink 12/1 said Hills spokesman Graham Sharpe.
WILLIAM HILL- NEXT PERMANENT ENGLAND BOSS- 4/11 Redknapp; 11/2 Pearce; 10 Mourinho; 12 Hiddink; Hodgson. Others on request.
Graham Sharpe,
Media Relations Director.
T: 020 8918 3731
M: 07803 233702
E: gsharpe@williamhill.co.uk
Twitter- @sharpeangle

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Lancashire Man’s £150,000 South American World Cup Double Gamble

July 5, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments 163, Allegiance, Argentina, Bet, Bookie, Brazil, Doubt, Fb, Gambler, Graham Sharpe, Lancashire, Lytham St Annes, Odds, Punter, Punters, Quarter Finals, South Africa, Spokesman, Turnover, William Hill, World Cup

LANCASHIRE MAN’S £150,000 SOUTH AMERICAN WORLD CUP DOUBLE GAMBLE
A William Hill client, from Lytham St Annes in Lancashire is delighted that both Brazil and Argentina have reached the Quarter Finals of the World Cup – giving him two chances of landing a £150,000 gamble.
The anonymous gambler, who placed his bet via a letter to the bookie, has staked an £8824 double on Brazil winning the World Cup this year AND in 2014 – at odds of 16/1, which will win him £150,008 if it comes off.
The same punter has also staked a £5173 double on Argentina to win this year – going on to Brazil to win in 2014 at odds of 28/1, also set to produce a return of £150,017.
‘There is little doubt that our client is convinced that Brazil are certainities to win the World Cup when it is held in their country in 2014, and believes that either they or Argentina can set up a huge payout by winning in South Africa – he is obviously a most patient punter, too!’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
The World Cup is set to break all betting records by becoming the first event ever to produce a betting turnover in excess of £1billion. ‘England’s defeat means that patriotic punters now have to switch their allegiance to another country – and the easiest way to do that is by betting on them.’ added Sharpe.

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