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Read moreLiverpool have reportedly had a bid for Swansea midfielder Joe Allen rejected as Brendan Rodgers goes back to his old club to pick up the midfield maestro. He may not have signed yet but William Hill have him at 2/1 to start 26 or more games for the Anfield club this season, 11/4 between 21 and 25, 11/4 between 16 and 20 and 11/4 between 11 and 15. It is 9/2 that he starts less than ten games.
Despite Brendan Rodgers appointment as the Reds manager they are still expected to come up short in the race for Champions League football. They are 4/7 to finish between fifth and tenth, 11/5 for between second and fourth and 10/1 to finish between 11th and 17th. It is 25/1 that Liverpool win the Premier League and 80/1 that they will be playing Championship football in 2013/14.
Allen is the kind of pace dictating midfielder that Rodgers likes in his teams and it is fully expected that Liverpool will go back to Swansea with another offer, said William Hill spokesman Mark Young.
Gareth Bale has come in for criticism after he scored overnight to help Tottenham to a 1-1 draw at LA Galaxy despite being ruled out of the Olympics through injury. He is 1/10 to start Tottenhams first game of the Premier League season and 11/2 he doesnt.
Gareth Bale to start the First Game of the season for Tottenham? 1/10 yes, 11/2 no
Joe Allen Premier League starts for Liverpool 2012/13:
9/2 Under 10
11/4 11-15
11/4 16-20
11/4 21-25
2/1 26+
Liverpool Finishing Position in the premier League 2012/13
25/1 Winners
11/5 2nd-4th
4/7 5th-10th
10/1 11th-17th
80/1 Relegated
Joe Crilly
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DAVID BECKHAM has been left out of Stuart Pearces Olympic squad to be replaced instead by Micah Richards and William Hill are offering 4/1 that the starting XI in the first Olympics game for Team GB features at least one player from England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland. GB are the 6/1 joint third favourites to win the Olympic football alongside Switzerland and behind Brazil (15/8) and Spain (9/4). David Beckham has now been slashed from 25/1 to 10/1 to light the Olympic Flame.
Becks has been disappointed in his dream to represent Team GB at the Olympics but he may well have a role to play in lighting the Olympic Flame, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.
David Beckhams attentions will undoubtedly turn to the MLS Cup, for which his LA Galaxy side are 12/1 to win.
Andre Villas Boas looks as though he is just days away from being confirmed as the next Spurs boss with William Hill making him 1/12 to get the gig on a permanent basis. He is well fancied to do better in the Spurs hot-seat than he did at Chelsea and he is 1/10 to last the whole of next season in charge. AVBs job will be made simpler by the fact that star man, Gareth Bale, has penned a new four year deal although Hills offer 4/6 that he leaves White Hart Lane before the end of the contract (11/10 he will still be there).
AVBs project did not go down too well at Chelsea, but with a younger squad, wholesale changes will not really be required and it may well be able easier to implement his ideas at the lane, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.
Should Villas Boas take charge, he may have to turn around Spurs fortunes without playmaker, Luka Modric, who is 1/7 to leave the club before the start of next season, amid interest from Real Madrid and Manchester United.
La Galaxy to win the MLS Cup: 12/1
GB Mens Olympic Football: 15/8 Brazil, 9/4 Spain, 6/1 Great Britain, 6/1 Switzerland, 8/1 Uruguay, 12/1 Mexico, 40/1 Japan, 40/1 South Korea, 50/1 Morocco, 50/1 Egypt, 50/1 Senegal, 50/1 Belarus, 50/1 Gabon, 150/1 UAB, 150/1 Honduras, 150/1 New Zealand
Beckham to light the Olympic Flame: 10/1 yes; 1/33 no
Next permanent Spurs manager: 1/12 Andre Villas Boas; 8/1 Laurent Blanc; 14/1 Fabio Capello; 16/1 David Moyes; 16/1 Pep Guardiola; 20/1 Rafa Benitez; 20/1 Jurgen Klinsmann; 20/1 Tim Sherwood; 20/1 Guus Hiddink; 25/1 BAR
AVB to last the season as Spurs boss: 11/2 no; 1/10 yes
*bets void if AVB not named as Spurs manager
Bale to stay until the end of his contract: 4/6 no; 11/10 yes
Modric to still be at Spurs at the start of next season: 1/7 no; 4/1 yes
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Stuart Pearce has reportedly whittled down his Team GB shortlist to a mere 80 players and William Hill think that David Beckham, still in the list, has a great chance of making it, offering 1/10 he joins up with the squad and 1/2 he starts the first game. Despite the Welsh, Irish and Scottish FAs all being against the move, Gareth Bale is 1/16 to join the squad and 1/3 to start the first game.
David Beckham was instrumental in the push to get the Olympics onto British soil and it would be an opportunity for him to sign off on a high, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.
Team GB are the 5/1 third favourites to win the tournament, with Brazil the 15/8 favourites and Spain 9/4.
Make the Team GB Squad:
David Beckham: 1/10 yes; 11/2 no
Gareth Bale: 1/16 yes; 7/1 no
Craig Bellamy: 5/6 yes; 5/6 no
Steven Fletcher: 11/4 yes; 1/4 no
Chris Brunt: 4/1 yes; 1/7 no
Jack Butland: 4/6 yes; 11/10 no
Josh McEachran: 1/2 yes; 6/4 no
Joe Cole: 9/2 yes; 1/8 no
To Start first game of Olympics:
David Beckham: 1/2 yes; 6/4 no
Gareth Bale: 1/3 yes; 9/4 no
Craig Bellamy: 3/1 yes; 2/9 no
Steven Fletcher: 8/1 yes; 1/20 no
Chris Brunt: 10/1 yes; 1/33 no
Jack Butland: 11/2 yes; 1/10 no
Josh McEachran: 11/10 yes; 4/6 no
Joe Cole: 12/1 yes; 1/50 no
2012 Olympic Football: 15/8 Brazil; 9/4 Spain; 5/1 GB; 9/1 Uruguay; 10/1 Switzerland; 16/1 Mexico; 33/1 South Korea; 33/1 Japan; 40/1 Morocco; 40/1 Egypt; 40/1 Senegal; 50/1 Belarus; 50/1 Gabon; 100/1 Honduras; 150/1 New Zealand; 500/1 Oman
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Read moreThe draw for the womens and mens Olympic football was made on Tuesday, with differing fortunes for both GB sides. With the GB women having a relatively tough draw, they are 11/4 to win their group with William Hill but 16/1 to win the competition behind USA (11/4), Brazil (3/1), Japan (3/1), France (11/2) and Sweden (10/1).
The GB men on the other hand have an easier passage to get through to the knock out stages and GB are 10/11 to win their group and 5/1 third favourites to win the tournament behind Brazil (15/8) and Spain (9/4).
The men head into the tournament as third favourites despite the fact that nobody knows who will be in their squad, while the loss of Kelly Smith looks to have hampered the womens chances, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.
Womens Olympic Football:
Group E: 2/5 Brazil; 11/4 Great Britain; 6/1 New Zealand; 16/1 Cameroon
Group F: 8/11 Japan; 7/4 Sweden; 9/2 Canada; 33/1 South Africa
Group G: 8/13 USA; 13/8France; 7/1 Korea DPR; 33/1 Colombia
Outright winner: 11/4 USA; 3/1 Brazil; 3/1 Japan; 11/2 France; 10/1 Sweden; 16/1 Great Britain; 20/1 North Korea; 20/1 Canada; 50/1 New Zealand; 100/1 South Africa; 100/1 Colombia; 100/1 Cameroon
Mens Olympic Football:
Group A winner: 10/11 Great Britain; 7/4 Uruguay; 5/1 Senegal; 14/1 UAE
Group B winner: 11/8 Switzerland; 13/8 Mexico; 4/1 Korea Republic; 17/2 Gabon
Group C winner: 1/7 Brazil; 10/1 Egypt; 10/1 Belarus; 16/1 New Zealand
Group D: 3/10 Spain; 5/1 Japan; 6/1 Morocco; 14/1 Honduras
Outright winner: 15/8 Brazil; 9/4 Spain; 5/1 Great Britain; 9/1 Uruguay; 10/1 Switzerland; 16/1 Mexico; 33/1 South Korea; 33/1 Japan; 33/1 Egypt; 33/1 Belarus; 40/1 Senegal; 50/1 Morocco; 66/1 Gabon; 125/1 Honduras; 150/1 UAE; 150/1 New Zealand
Make the Team GB Squad:
David Beckham: 1/10 yes; 11/2 no
Gareth Bale: 1/16 yes; 7/1 no
Craig Bellamy: 5/6 yes; 5/6 no
Steven Fletcher: 11/4 yes; 1/4 no
Chris Brunt: 4/1 yes; 1/7 no
Jack Butland: 4/6 yes; 11/10 no
Josh McEachran: 1/2 yes; 6/4 no
Joe Cole: 9/2 yes; 1/8 no
To Start first game of Olympics:
David Beckham: 1/2 yes; 6/4 no
Gareth Bale: 1/3 yes; 9/4 no
Craig Bellamy: 3/1 yes; 2/9 no
Steven Fletcher: 8/1 yes; 1/20 no
Chris Brunt: 10/1 yes; 1/33 no
Jack Butland: 11/2 yes; 1/10 no
Josh McEachran: 11/10 yes; 4/6 no
Joe Cole: 12/1 yes; 1/50 no
Joe Crilly
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Twitter: @footy_joe
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Read moreHe’s 10/3 to notch 19+ Prem goals,but:
WILL GARETH BALE OUT OF SPURS?
WITH Harry Redknapp declaring Gareth Bale ‘unsellable’, William Hill offer 2/7 that he will still be a Spurs’ player on the first day of next season, 5/2 that he has left the club by then. ‘As everyone knows, declaring that you’ll never sell a player is usually a coded message for ‘offer us enough and you can have him’, although to be fair, Spurs did seem to be ambitious enough to reject mega-bucks for Modric’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills: Gareth Bale to be in 2012 Olympic Football Squad
Yes 1/16No 7/1
Gareth Bale to be a Tottenham player after summer transfer window?
Yes 2/7…..No 5/2
Hills- Total Gareth Bale Premier League Goals
7-10 goals11/4
11 – 14 goals13/8
15 – 18 goals15/8
19 or more goals10/3
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Hills- Top London Club
Tottenham11/10
Chelsea11/8
Arsenal9/2
Fulham200/1
QPR400/1
Hills- Bottom London Club
QPR8/15
Fulham11/8
Arsenal150/1
Chelsea200/1
Tottenham250/1
SPURS 14/1 FOR TITLE
WILLIAM HILL now make Spurs 14/1 third favourites to win the Premier League title, 1/3 to finish in the top four and 6/4 favourites to finish above everyone else in the ‘Without Mancs’ market. ‘Spurs are now serious title contenders and odds on to finish in the top four’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Prem title….5/6 Man C; 5/4 Man U; 14 Spurs; 25 Chelsea; 40 Arsenal; 100 Liverpool
TOP 4- 1/3 Spurs; 4/9 Chelsea; 11/10 Arsenal; 5/2 Liverpool
Without Mancs- 6/4 Spurs; 13/8 Chelsea; 5/2 Arsenal; 8 Liverpool.
RELEGATION- 1/2 Blackburn(6/4 stay up); 4/7 Wigan (5/4); 8/11 Bolton (Evens); 6/4 Wolves; 2/1 Swansea; 3/1 QPR; 5/1 Norwich
CARROLL V BA
WILLIAM HILL make Demba Ba 4/1 to outscore his predecessor as Newcastle number 9 when Newcastle take on Liverpool on Friday, with Carroll 15/8 to come out on top.
Andy Carroll15/8
Tie8/13
Demba Ba4/1
*BETS VOID IF EITHER PLAYER DOES NOT START
NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO
STEVE KEAN is 1/2 favourite with William Hill to be the next Premier League boss to leave his club. Hills also offer 10/3 Coyle; 8/1 AVB; 9 McLeish; 10 McCarthy; 12 Jol; 14 Warnock; 20 Martinez; 40 Noone else to go this season. Others on request.
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WILL ANDY CARROLL HIT THE BA?
WILLIAM HILL make Demba Ba 4/1 to outscore his predecessor as Newcastle number 9 when Newcastle take on Liverpool on Friday, with Carroll 15/8 to come out on top.’There will be a great deal of personal pride at stake for these two in this match’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills also offer 100/1 that Carroll will be dismissed for striking Dember Ba. ‘Given his recent erratic scoring and shooting form it would be strangely topical if he got sent off for hitting the Ba!’ added Sharpe.
CARROLL IS 4/1 TO SCORE WITH A HEADER.
Hills have also opened a book on when Steve Gerrard will come on during the game (assuming he doesn’t start, in which case bets void):
Who will score more goals in Liverpool-Newcastle game:
Andy Carroll15/8
Tie8/13
Demba Ba4/1
*BETS VOID IF EITHER PLAYER DOES NOT START
Andy Carroll to finish if he starts 1/ 4 yes, 11/4 no
Demba Ba to finish if he starts 1/ 2 yes, 6/4 no
Who will be subbed first? 2/1 BA 11/4 CARROLL 10/11 BOTH FINISH
Hills- When Will Steven Gerrard Be Substituted On?
Before Half Time16/1
46-60……………11/2
61-75…………….5/2
76+……………….2/5
-Void if doesnt start
Match odds…4/7 Liverpool; 11/4 draw; Newcastle 5/1
He’s 10/3 to notch 19+ Prem goals,but:
WILL GARETH BALE OUT OF SPURS?
WITH Harry Redknapp declaring Gareth Bale ‘unsellable’, William Hill offer 2/7 that he will still be a Spurs’ player on the first day of next season, 5/2 that he has left the club by then. ‘As everyone knows, declaring that you’ll never sell a player is usually a coded message for ‘offer us enough and you can have him’, although to be fair, Spurs did seem to be ambitious enough to reject mega-bucks for Modric’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills: Gareth Bale to be in 2012 Olympic Football Squad
Yes 1/16No 7/1
Gareth Bale to be a Tottenham player after summer transfer window?
Yes 2/7…..No 5/2
Hills- Total Gareth Bale Premier League Goals
7-10 goals11/4
11 – 14 goals13/8
15 – 18 goals15/8
19 or more goals10/3
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Hills- Top London Club
Tottenham11/10
Chelsea11/8
Arsenal9/2
Fulham200/1
QPR400/1
Hills- Bottom London Club
QPR8/15
Fulham11/8
Arsenal150/1
Chelsea200/1
Tottenham250/1
SPURS 14/1 FOR TITLE
WILLIAM HILL now make Spurs 14/1 third favourites to win the Premier League title, 1/3 to finish in the top four and 6/4 favourites to finish above everyone else in the ‘Without Mancs’ market. ‘Spurs are now serious title contenders and odds on to finish in the top four’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Prem title….5/6 Man C; 5/4 Man U; 14 Spurs; 25 Chelsea; 40 Arsenal; 100 Liverpool
TOP 4- 1/3 Spurs; 4/9 Chelsea; 11/10 Arsenal; 5/2 Liverpool
Without Mancs- 6/4 Spurs; 13/8 Chelsea; 5/2 Arsenal; 8 Liverpool.
RELEGATION- 1/2 Blackburn(6/4 stay up); 4/7 Wigan (5/4); 8/11 Bolton (Evens); 6/4 Wolves; 2/1 Swansea; 3/1 QPR; 5/1 Norwich
NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO
STEVE KEAN is 1/2 favourite with William Hill to be the next Premier League boss to leave his club. Hills also offer 10/3 Coyle; 8/1 AVB; 9 McLeish; 10 McCarthy; 12 Jol; 14 Warnock; 20 Martinez; 40 Noone else to go this season. Others on request.
WILLIAM HILL WEEKEND PREMIER LEAGUE SPECIALS (31ST DEC 1ST JAN)
Highest Scoring Match_
Man Utd v Blackburn7/2
Arsenal v QPR5/1
Chelsea v Aston Villa5/1
Bolton v Wolves11/2
Sunderland v Man City13/2
Norwich v Fulham7/1
Stoke v Wigan9/1
Swansea v Tottenham9/1
West Brom v Everton12/1
E/W 1/5TH ODDS 1-2-3
Highest Scoring Team_
Man Utd11/4
Arsenal4/1
Chelsea4/1
Man City6/1
Tottenham9/1
Stoke14/1
Bolton16/1
Wolves16/1
Norwich20/1
Fulham20/1
Everton25/1
West Brom33/1
Swansea50/1
Sunderland50/1
Wigan50/1
QPR80/1
Aston Villa80/1
Blackburn100/1
E/W ¼ ODDS 1-2-3
Fastest Scoring Team_
Man Utd6/1
Arsenal8/1
Chelsea8/1
Man City10/1
Bolton11/1
Stoke12/1
Wolves11/1
Tottenham11/1
Norwich12/1
West Brom12/1
Fulham12/1
Everton14/1
Swansea20/1
Sunderland20/1
Wigan20/1
QPR25/1
Aston Villa25/1
Blackburn25/1
E/W ¼ ODDS 1-2-3
TotalRedCards_
None7/2
One7/4
Two2/1
Three5/1
Four or more6/1
HatTrickScored_
Yes2/1
No4/11
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Henry 8/1 to score against Spurs:
HOW MANY GOALS IS THIERRY GUNNER GET?
WILLIAM HILL believe Thierry Henry has the same chance of scoring NO goals during his two month spell at Arsenal as he has of scoring three or more in his time there, quoting 2/1 about each eventuality but they make him an 8/1 chance to strike a blow for the Gunners against their deadly rivals Sputrs, by netting against them. Many punters will be convinced there is an inevitability about Henry returning to haunt Spurs said Hills spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HENRY ARSENAL GOALS (1ST team competitive games)
NONE 2/1
ONE 11/4
TWO 3/1
THREE OR MORE 2/1
*HILLS OFFER 8/1 THAT THIERRY HENRY WILL SCORE AGAINST SPURS DURING HIS 2 MONTH LOAN SPELL (All in, play or not).
WHOLL GO DURING TRANSFER WINDOW?
WITH THE TRANSFER WINDOW about to open, William Hill are offering 12/1 that the first £100m transfer involving a Premier League club will take place during 2012.
Premier League players still at clubs after Jan window (loans excluded)
BALE 1/10 YES, 11/2 NO
TORRES 1/10 YES, 11/2 NO
TEVEZ 7/4 YES, 2/5 NO
ZAMORA 8/11 YES, EVS NO
CARROLL 1/10 YES, 11/2 NO
DROGBA 1/2 YES, 6/4 NO
CAHILL CHELSEA PREM STARTS 2011/12
0-4 7/2
5-8 5/2
9-12 2/1
13+ 2/1
**START FIRST ENG EURO GAME 7/4 YES, 2/5 NO
WITH CAHILL GOING, Owen Coyles future at Bolton looks less assured and Hills currently offer 11/10 he is no longer with the club on the first day of next season, 4/6 that he is still there.
NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO
STEVE KEAN is 1/2 favourite with William Hill to be the next Premier League boss to leave his club. Hills also offer 10/3 Coyle; 8/1 AVB; 9 McLeish; 10 McCarthy; 12 Jol; 14 Warnock; 20 Martinez; 40 Noone else to go this season. Others on request.
Hills- Total Gareth Bale Premier League Goals
7-10 goals11/4
11 – 14 goals13/8
15 – 18 goals15/8
19 or more goals10/3
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Hills- Top London Club
Tottenham11/10
Chelsea11/8
Arsenal9/2
Fulham200/1
QPR400/1
Hills- Bottom London Club
QPR8/15
Fulham11/8
Arsenal150/1
Chelsea200/1
Tottenham250/1
SPURS 14/1 FOR TITLE
WILLIAM HILL now make Spurs 14/1 third favourites to win the Premier League title, 1/3 to finish in the top four and 6/4 favourites to finish above everyone else in the ‘Without Mancs’ market. ‘Spurs are now serious title contenders and odds on to finish in the top four’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Prem title….5/6 Man C; 5/4 Man U; 14 Spurs; 25 Chelsea; 40 Arsenal; 100 Liverpool (CITY are 5/6 to score a record 104 or more Prem goals this season with Hills who are 5/6 they do not.)
TOP 4- 1/3 Spurs; 4/9 Chelsea; 11/10 Arsenal; 5/2 Liverpool
Without Mancs- 11/10 Spurs (from 6/4) ; 15/8 Chelsea; 3/1 Arsenal; 10 Liverpool.
RELEGATION- 1/2 Blackburn(6/4 stay up); 4/7 Wigan (5/4); 8/11 Bolton (Evens); 6/4 Wolves; 2/1 Swansea; 3/1 QPR; 5/1 Norwich
TOP ON 5TH JAN
MAN CITY 11/10
MAN UTD 4/6
BOTTOM ON 5TH JAN
BLACKBURN 1/8
BOLTON 9/2
WIGAN 7/1
WOLVES 100/1
QPR 100/1
WILLIAM HILL WEEKEND PREMIER LEAGUE SPECIALS (31ST DEC 1ST JAN)
Highest Scoring Match_
Man Utd v Blackburn7/2
Arsenal v QPR5/1
Chelsea v Aston Villa5/1
Bolton v Wolves11/2
Sunderland v Man City13/2
Norwich v Fulham7/1
Stoke v Wigan9/1
Swansea v Tottenham9/1
West Brom v Everton12/1
E/W 1/5TH ODDS 1-2-3
Highest Scoring Team_
Man Utd11/4
Arsenal4/1
Chelsea4/1
Man City6/1
Tottenham9/1
Stoke14/1
Bolton16/1
Wolves16/1
Norwich20/1
Fulham20/1
Everton25/1
West Brom33/1
Swansea50/1
Sunderland50/1
Wigan50/1
QPR80/1
Aston Villa80/1
Blackburn100/1
E/W ¼ ODDS 1-2-3
Fastest Scoring Team_
Man Utd6/1
Arsenal8/1
Chelsea8/1
Man City10/1
Bolton11/1
Stoke12/1
Wolves11/1
Tottenham11/1
Norwich12/1
West Brom12/1
Fulham12/1
Everton14/1
Swansea20/1
Sunderland20/1
Wigan20/1
QPR25/1
Aston Villa25/1
Blackburn25/1
E/W ¼ ODDS 1-2-3
TotalRedCards_
None7/2
One7/4
Two2/1
Three5/1
Four or more6/1
HatTrickScored_
Yes2/1
No4/11
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twitter- @sharpeangle
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Media Relations Director.
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William Hill, Greenside House, 50 Station Road,
Wood Green, London, N22 7TP.
Andy Carroll looks primed to start against Wales on Saturday, with William Hill offering 7/4 that he partners Wayne Rooney up front. Jermaine Defoe is the 9/4 second favourite and Darren Bent at 3/1. Carroll is Even money to get off the mark at any point during the course of the game and 4/1 to bag the first goal of the game. A lot of the build up to the game has been dominated by Fabio Capellos decision to hand the captains armband back to John Terry and Hills are offering 3/1 that he is stripped of the honour again before he retires.
Andy Carroll had an impressive debut for England and will be looking to build on that in the match against Wales, with a goal not looking unlikely, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.
Gareth Bale will undoubtedly be Wales star man and William Hill are offering 14/1 that he wins Man Of The Match on Saturday. Former captain, Craig Bellamy looks set to start and Hills are offering 11/2 that either he or Gareth Bale open the scoring. Hills are taking bets on where Bellamy will be playing next season, offering 5/2 that he stays at Cardiff and the same price that he returns to Manchester City.
William Hill Wales vs England Odds:
90 Minutes: 6/1 Wales; 1/2 England; 3/1 Draw
Wales First Goal: 10/1 Craig Bellamy; 11/1 Steve Morison; 11/1 Ched Evans; 11/1 Simon Church; 12/1 Freddie Eastwood; 14/1 Gareth Bale; 14/1 Sam Vokes; 16/1 Aaron Ramsey; 20/1 BAR
England First Goal: 11/4 Wayne Rooney; 4/1 Peter Crouch; 4/1 Darren Bent; 4/1 Andy Carroll; 9/2 Jermaine Defoe; 11/2 Frank Lampard; 7/1 Ashley Young; 10/1 James Milner; 10/1 Aaron Lennon; 11/1 BAR
Who Will Play Up Front With Rooney (vs Wales)*: 7/4 Andy Carroll; 9/4 Jermaine Defoe; 3/1 Darren Bent; 7/2 Peter Crouch
*Bets void if Rooney does not start
14/1 Gareth Bale to get Man Of The Match
When Will Fabio Capello Leave England: 1/4 2012; 4/1 2011; 7/1 2013 or later
Will Rio Ferdinand Play Again Under Fabio Capello: 1/100 Yes; 16/1 No
England Goals vs Wales: 4/1 None; 2/1 One; 11/5 Two; 9/2 Three; 6/1 Four or more
John Terry To Be Stripped Of Captaincy Again Before He Retires: 3/1 Yes; 2/9 No
Club To Score First Goal In Wales/England Match: 11/4 Tottenham; 11/4 Manchester United; 4/1 Aston Villa; 4/1 Liverpool; 5/1 Chelsea; 7/1 Manchester City; 3/1 Other
Bellamy End Of Summer Transfer Window (Loan Deals Count): 5/2 Cardiff; 5/2 Manchester City; 5/1 Celtic; 11/8 Other; 7/1 Retired
England Goals Against Wales Over The Two Games: 3/1 None-two; 6/4 Three to four; 2/1 Five to six; 5/1 Seven or more
Wales Goals Against England Over The Two Games: 6/4 None; 5/4 One; 10/3 Two; 20/1 Three; 33/1 Four or more
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