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You Bet Champagne Charlie Will Set Nations Cup Alight

February 16, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Andy Keogh, Champagne Charlie, Chris Maguire, Craig Bellamy, David Healy, Draw 6, Fb, James Mcfadden, Kenny Miller, Kevin Doyle, Kyle Lafferty, Naismith, Nations Cup, Rangers Team, Rep Ireland, Republic Of Ireland, Robbie Keane, Robert Earnshaw, Team Mate, Warren Feeney, William Hill

The Carling Nations Cup starts tonight and William Hill make the Republic of Ireland their 11/10 favourites to win the tournament. Scotland are the 5/2 second favourites. Scotland are playing Northern Ireland on Wednesday evening and William Hill make Scotland the 6/5 favourites to beat Northern Ireland who are 15/8. The last time the two sides played, the pair played out a nil-nil draw, which is 6/1 to happen this time around, while Allan McGregor saved a David Healy penalty. Hills are offering 25/1 that the Scottish stopper saves a penalty from his new Rangers team-mate and 10/3 that a player is awarded a red card during the match.

Much will be expected of Charlie Adam following his fine performances for Blackpool this season and Hills make him 12/1 to score first, while he is 15/2 to score anytime and Scotland to win.

Carling Nations Cup:

To Win Outright: 11/10 Rep. Ireland; 5/2 Scotland; 4/1 Wales; 5/1 Northern Ireland

Top Goalscorer: 7/2 Kevin Doyle; 9/2 Kenny Miller; 8/1 Robbie Keane; 9/1 Robert Earnshaw; 9/1 David Healy; 10/1 Craig Bellamy; 10/1 Stephen Naismith; 12/1 Shane Long; 12/1 James McFadden; 14/1 Andy Keogh; 16/1 Freddy Eastwood; 16/1 Kyle Lafferty; 20/1 Simon Church; 20/1 Warren Feeney; 20/1 Liam Boyce; 25/1 Chris Maguire (others on request) ew 1/5 1, 2, 3

To Win All Three Matches: 5/1 Republic of Ireland; 10/1 Scotland; 16/1 Wales; 20/1 Northern Ireland

4/6 Rep. Ireland; 10/3 Wales; 12/5 Draw

15/8 Northern Ireland; 6/5 Scotland; 21/10 Draw

Will An Old Firm Player Score In The Two Matches: 1/2 Yes; 6/4 No (at least 5 Old Firm players must start or bets void)

Last time Scotland and Northern Ireland met, Allan McGregor saved a David Healy penalty
Allan McGregor to save a David Healy penalty: 25/1

Northern Ireland had a man sent off in that meeting
Red Card in match: 1/5 No; 10/3 Yes

Last time the two sides played, the score was 0-0
Goalless Draw: 6/1

Champagne Charlie: 5/1 Charlie Adam to score; 15/2 Charlie Adam to score anytime and Scotland to win; 12/1 Charlie Adam to score first; 18/1 Charlie Adam to score first and Scotland to win; 20/1 Charlie Adam to score two or more

Further Information…Joe Crilly…0208 918 3746

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

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Scotland Red Hot Favourites Against Liechtenstein

September 15, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Czechs, Favourites, Fb, Goal Difference, Half Time, Handicap, Hat Trick, James Mcfadden, Joe Crilly, Kenny Miller, Liechtenstein, Margin Of Victory, Mario Frick, Match, Scotland Player, Scotland Scotland, St Gallen, Striker, Top Scorer, Uphill Task, William Hill

Scotland are the 1/14 favourites at William Hill to win against Liechtenstein who are priced at 16/1 to win. The last player to score a hat-trick for Scotland was Colin Stein in 1970. Any Scottish player to break that duck is priced at 8/1. Liechtensteins top scorer is Mario Frick, who plays for St Gallen, and he is priced at 12/1 to score at any time during the game.

Scotland are 5/1 to qualify for the 2012 European Championships but with Spain and the Czech Republic also in their group they face an uphill task. Spain are 1/9 to win the group and the Czechs are 11/2 to win. Scotland are 12/1 third favourites.

The odds suggest that Scotland should stroll to victory and the hosts will be keen to give their goal difference a boost at Liechtensteins expense, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Scotland v Liechtenstein

Match Odds

Scotland
1/14

Draw
15/2

Liechtenstein
16/1

Handicap Betting

Scotland -2
Evs

Tie
10/3

Liechtenstein +2
6/4

Half-Time/Full-Time

Scotland – Scotland
1/3

Draw – Scotland
7/2

Total Goals in Match

Under 2 Goals
16/5

Exactly 2 Goals
14/5

Over 2 Goals
8/13

Both Teams To Score

YES
5/4

NO
4/7

The last Scotland player to score a hat-trick was Colin Stein

against Cyprus in 1970.

Any Scotland Player to Score a Hat-trick
8/1

Kenny Miller to Score a Hat-trick
10/1

Kris Boyd to Score a hat-trick
12/1

James McFadden to Score a hat-trick
25/1

Kenny Miller and Kris Boyd to score anytime
11/8

Scotland to Keep a Clean Sheet
1/12

Scotland to Win To Nil
1/10

Time of the 1st Goal

1st to 15th Minute
2/1

16th to 30th Minute
21/10

31st Minute to Half Time
17/5

46th to 60th Minute
17/2

61st to 75th Minute
11/1

76th Minute to Full Time
14/1

No Goal
14/1

Scotland to Win Both Halves
11/20

Margin of Victory

Scotland by 1 Goal
15/4

Scotland by 2 Goals
11/4

Scotland by 3 Goals
16/5

Scotland by 4 or more Goals
2/1

“OH FRICK”

Liechtensteins top scorer is St Gallen striker Mario Frick

Mario Frick to Score First
33/1

Mario Frick to Score Anytime
12/1

Mario Frick and Kenny Miller to Score Anytime
20/1

Mario Frick and Kris Boyd to Score Anytime
20/1

Mario Frick first Goal and Liechtenstein 1-0
430/1

Liechtenstein to Draw or Win
7/2

To Win Group I

Spain
1/9

Czech Republic
11/2

Scotland
14/1

Lithuania
66/1

Liechtenstein
1000/1

Will Scotland Qualify for Euro 2012

YES
5/1

NO
1/9

Further InformationJoe Crilly0208 918 3746