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26 Hours Without A Goal: How Long Before Torres Bags Again?

March 22, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alex Ferguson, Bragging Rights, Carlos Tevez, Chelsea, Fernando Torres, Goal Difference, Graham Sharpe, Joe Crilly, Martin O Neill, Mick Mccarthy, Newcastle, Odds, Rivals, Season 8, Sir Alex Ferguson, Spokesman, Sunderland, Time Frame, William Hill, Wolves

5/1 TITLE IS DECIDED BY GOAL DIFFERENCE

Fernando Torres finally scored after 26 hours for Chelsea at the weekend and William Hill are offering odds on how long it will be until he nets again. He is Even money to fail to score within two hours of play, although he is 7/2 to score within the next hour. Torres could well go on a scoring run now and Hills make him 8/11 to outscore Andy Carroll between now and the end of the season and he is 2/9 to outscore Carlos Tevez in the same time frame.

Sir Alex Ferguson has claimed that his sides 5-0 win against Wolves was vital due to the fact that he thinks that the title may be decided by goal difference. William Hill are offering 5/1 that he is correct and that the title is settled one way or the other by goal difference.

This title run-in could be one of the closest ever and odds of 5/1 suggest that goal difference may be the deciding factor, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Despite Sunderlands recent good form, William Hill think they have left their charge up the table too late and make Newcastle 1/10 to win bragging rights in the North East by finishing higher than their rivals (Sunderland are 11/2 to do so). They are 8/15 to finish in the top half of the table, something that would have seemed preposterous when Martin ONeill took over the club (they are 11/8 to finish in the bottom half of the league). Blackburn have shown recent signs of improvement and they are out to 2/1 to be relegated (4/11 to stay up).

Mick McCarthy to be reinstated as Wolves manager this season 8/1. ‘Although they only had ten players for much of the game Wolves capitulated against United and TC’s record suggests he is a man who would rather be doing the job he used to do alongside Mick McCarthy. We think it is unlikely but not impossible that Mick could come back to inspire a bid to avoid relegation,’ said Hills spokesman Graham Sharpe. Wolves are currently 1/6 to relegated with Hills, 7/2 to stay up, but 6/5 favourites to finish bottom.

How long until Torres next goal: 7/2 0-60 minutes; 5/2 61-120 minutes; 5/1 121-180 minutes; 1/1 180 minutes or more

Who will score more EPL goals between now until the end of the season:
2/9 Torres; 3/1 Tevez
8/11 Torres; 1/1 Carroll

Who will finish higher in the league: 1/10 Newcastle; 11/2 Sunderland

Sunderland finishing position: 8/15 top half; 11/8 bottom half

5/1 Premier League title to be won on goal difference

Premier League relegation: 1/6 Wolves; 1/4 Wigan; 2/5 QPR; 5/4 Bolton; 2/1 Blackburn; 33/1 BAR

Premier League to stay up: 4/11 Blackburn; 4/7 Bolton; 7/4 QPR; 11/4 Wigan; 7/2 Wolves

To finish bottom: 6/5 Wolves; 15/8 Wigan; 5/2 QPR; 9/1 Bolton; 14/1 Blackburn

Joe Crilly
Press Officer
Twitter: @footy_joe

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E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

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Pass Master Backed For England Top Job…you Bet Tevez To Play Again For City!

February 19, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Ac Milan, Arsene Wenger, Carlos Tevez, England Fan, England Manager, Euro 2012, Gooners, Guus Hiddink, Harry Redknapp, Inter Milan, Jose Mourinho, London N22, Martin O Neill, Pep Guardiola, Rafa Benitez, Real Madrid, Roberto Mancini, Roy Hodgson, Stuart Pearce, Williamhill

Pep Guardiola has been backed in from 50/1 to 10/1 third favourite to become the next England boss with William Hill. Despite the plunge in his odds, Harry Redknapp remains the 4/11 favourite to get the gig on a permanent basis.

With Barcelona losing at the weekend and falling 10 points behind Real Madrid in La Liga, Guardiola could well be on his way from the Nou Camp, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly. And there would be no England fan that would complain should the national side start playing like Barca.

Carlos Tevez has now been backed in from 5/6 to 1/2 to play at any point during the season for Manchester City (6/4 not to). Having originally been offered at 7/4, it has been pretty much one way traffic, with punters thinking that Tevez may be offered yet another chance by Roberto Mancini, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Thierry Henry scored a hat-trick for Arsenal against Inter Milan at the San Siro nine years ago and Hills offer 50/1 that he parts the Gooners having scored three goals on Wednesday. Alex Oxlade Chamberlain has been on top form over the course of the last few weeks and William Hill are offering 11/8 that he makes the Euro 2012 squad (8/15).

Arsenal have won on their previous two visits to the San Siro and Hills offer 11/4 that they win again on Wednesday. 5/1 is offered for them to win with Robin van Persie to score. AC Milan are 11/10 to win and the draw is 21/10.

Next Permanent England manager: 4/11 Harry Redknapp; 6/1 Stuart Pearce; 10/1 Pep Guardiola; 11/1 Guus Hiddink; 12/1 Roy Hodgson; 14/1 Jose Mourinho; 20/1 Martin ONeill; 25/1 Arsene Wenger; 25/1 Rafa Benitez; 33/1 BAR

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

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Arsenal 7/4 For Silverware Next Season…but Will Wenger Be In Charge?

February 19, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Capello, Carlo Ancelotti, Champions League, Chelsea, Didier Deschamps, Fa Cup, First Game, Footy, Greenside, Guus Hiddink, Joe Crilly, Jose Mourinho, Laurent Blanc, London N22, Martin O Neill, Pep Guardiola, Sunderland, Trophy, William Hill, Williamhill

Arsenals six year wait for silverware took a heavy blow following defeat by Sunderland in the FA Cup. Hills offer 150/1 that they manage to lift a trophy this season but think that 2012/13 season may be more realistic, offering 7/4 that they their next trophy arrives next season. Hills offer 5/4 that Arsene Wenger has left Arsenal come the first game of next season, although he is 4/7 to still be there.

Should Wenger depart the Emirates, Pep Guardiola is the 7/1 favourite to take over, although Remi Garde is 10/1 with Martin ONeill, Jose Mourinho and Guus Hiddink all offered at 14/1.

Arsenal are now almost six years without a trophy and although the odds suggest that there may be success next season, it is uncertain as to whether Wenger will be the man in charge should that happen, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Next Permanent Arsenal Manager: 7/1 Pep Guardiola; 10/1 Remi Garde; 14/1 Martin ONeill; 14/1 Jose Mourinho; 14/1 Guus Hiddink; 16/1 Laurent Blanc; 16/1 Carlo Ancelotti; 20/1 BAR

Next Permanent Chelsea Manager: 9/2 Jose Mourinho; 6/1 Pep Guardiola; 9/1 Fabio Capello; 12/1 Guus Hiddink; 16/1 Didier Deschamps; 20/1 BAR

When Will Arsenal Next Win A Trophy: 150/1 2011/12; 7/4 2012/13; 10/3 2013/14; 9/2 2014/15; 7/4 2015/16 or later
*only EPL/FA Cup/ League Cup/Europa or Champions League Count

Arsene Wenger still at Arsenal next season: 4/7 yes; 5/4 no

FA Cup Outright: 5/2 Tottenham; 3/1 Liverpool; 5/1 Chelsea; 13/2 Sunderland; 7/1 Everton; 12/1 Stoke; 20/1 Bolton; 25/1 Leicester; 66/1 Birmingham; 100/1 Brighton; 250/1 Stevenage; 250/1 Crawley

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

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Fabio 9/2 To Be Gone By Euros

February 11, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alan Pardew, Arsene Wenger, England Manager, Euros, Fabio Capello, Gareth Southgate, Graham Sharpe, Harry Redknapp, John Terry, Jose Mourinho, Martin O Neill, Odds, Parting Of The Ways, Principle, Roy Hodgson, Spokesman, Stuart Pearce, Twitter, William Hill

FABIO-TO-QUIT ODDS SLASHED

WILLIAM HILL have slashed their odds about Fabio Capello NOT being England manager when the Euro 12 finals get underway, from 8/1 to 9/2, following reports that he is upset that the FA took the captain’s armband from John Terry. ‘If Fabio makes a stand on principle over this matter it could easily result in a parting of the ways’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WILLIAM HILL…Next England manager: 7/4 Harry Redknapp; 11/2 Roy Hodgson; 10/1 Alan Pardew; 14/1 Arsene Wenger; 16/1 Martin O’Neill;Gareth Southgate; Jose Mourinho; 20/1 Stuart Pearce. Others on request.

FABIO in charge for Euros? – 1/8 Yes; 9/2 No.

Further information…..graham sharpe…07803233702
twitter- @sharpeangle

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Arry Odds On For England !

February 11, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Arsene Wenger, Bet, Boss Day, Capello, Clamour, England Manager, Gareth Southgate, Graham Sharpe, Harry Redknapp, Jose Mourinho, Kean, Martin O Neill, Mccarthy, Roy Hodgson, Sam Allardyce, Season 8, Spurs, Stuart Pearce, Twitter, William Hill

NEXT STOP ENGLAND FOR ‘ARRY? BET ON IT………..

WILLIAM HILL have cut their odds for Harry Redknapp to become the next permanent England manager from 2/1 to 1/2 favourite – and also offer 11/8 that he WILL stilll be Spurs boss on the first day of next season, 8/15 that he will not. ‘Harry was already the people’s favourite for the job, and it now seems inevitable that there will be a clamour for him to succeed Capello’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WILLIAM HILL…NEXT PERMANENT ENGLAND MANAGER….1/ 2 Harry Redknapp; 8/1 Roy Hodgson; Jose Mourinho; 12/1 Martin O’Neill; 16/1 Guus Hiddink; Stuart Pearce; Arsene Wenger; 20/1 Gareth Southgate; 25/1 Sam Allardyce.

NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO…5/4 McCarthy; 3/1 Kean; 7/1 Coyle; 8/1 AVB; 11/1 Martinez; 12/1 McLeish; Redknapp; 14/1 Hodgson. Others on request.

WILL REDKNAPP BE SPURS BOSS ON DAY 1 OF NEXT SEASON?….11/8 YES; 8/15 NO.

Further information….graham sharpe…0780 3233702
twitter- @sharpeangle

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Could arry Bring Becks Back For Euros?

February 11, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Arsene Wenger, David Beckham, England Job, Euro 2012, First Game, Footy, Gareth Southgate, Greenside, Guus Hiddink, Harry Redknapp, Joe Crilly, Jose Mourinho, Kenny Dalglish, London N22, Martin O Neill, Rafa Benitez, Roy Hodgson, Stuart Pearce, William Hill, Williamhill

Harry Redknapp is the 4/11 favourite with William Hill to fill the vacant England position on a permanent basis and is offered at 7/2 to manage England in Euro 2012 and take charge of Spurs at the start of 2012/13 season. David Beckham could well have an opportunity to play again for England and Hills are offering 16/1 that he is called up to the Euro 2012 playing squad by whoever takes over and he is 7/1 to sit on the bench in any role.

Harry Redknapp is a big admirer of Becks and should he bag the England job, as is widely expected, Beckham could well sit on the bench or even better play again for England, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Liverpool face an uphill battle to qualify for the Champions League and William Hill are offering 6/4 that Kenny Dalglish has left Liverpool by the start of next season (1/2 vice versa).

After just over a year in charge, Liverpool are only slightly better off than they were when Roy Hodgson was in charge and a failure to qualify for any European competition could lead to his departure, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Will Kenny Dalglish be at Liverpool on first game of next season? 1/2 yes 6/4 no

Beckham to be part of England 2012 playing squad 16/1
Beckham to be on the bench for England at Euro 2012 in any role 7/1

Next Permanent England Boss: 4/11 Harry Redknapp; 11/2 Stuart Pearce; 10/1 Jose Mourinho; 12/1 Roy Hodgson; 12/1 Guus Hiddink; 14/1 Martin ONeill; 16/1 Arsene Wenger; 16/1 Rafa Benitez; 20/1 Gareth Southgate; 25/1 BAR

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

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City Slip Could Ultimately Cost Mancini His Job…ferdinand Vs. Terry Round Two…leeds Latest

February 8, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alex Ferguson, Carlo Ancelotti, Carlos Quieroz, City Boss, David Moyes, Elite Club, Frank Rijkaard, Gus Hiddink, Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klinsmann, Martin O Neill, Mike Phelan, Ole Gunnar Solksjaer, Pep Guardiola, Rafa Benitez, Rio Ferdinand, Roberto Di Matteo, Ryan Giggs, Sir Alex Ferguson, Steven Gerrard

Manchester Citys defeat to Everton has seen their lead at the top of the table wiped out and Roberto Mancini could find his job in danger if Manchester City fail to lift the trophy this season. William Hill make the City boss 11/4 to have left his position by the start of next season. Jose Mourinho could well be the replacement at the Etihad as he is the 13/8 favourite to be the next City manager.

Sir Alex Ferguson could also be on his way at the end of the season and Hills make him 11/4 to have left his position by the start of next season. Jose Mourinho is also the favourite to take over from Ferguson, with Hills making him 5/2 to be the next Red Devils manager.

Jose Mourinho is up there as one of the best managers in the world and would be at the top of any elite clubs wish lists but it looks like Manchester will be his ultimate destination, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Manchester United take on Chelsea at the weekend and William Hill are offering 9/4 that Rio Ferdinand and John Terry do not shake hands (1/3 that they do). John Terry is 1/3 to captain England for their first match of Euro 2012, with Steven Gerrard the 4/1 second favourite and Rio Ferdinand 6/1.

Leeds have sacked Simon Grayson and William Hill make Alan Curbishley the 8/11 favourite to succeed him at Elland Road. Roberto Di Matteo is the 7/2 second favourite with John Shridan and Neil Redfearn both offered at 8/1.

William Hill odds:

Next Manchester United Manager: 5/2 Jose Mourinho; 4/1 Ole Gunnar Solksjaer; 8/1 Pep Guardiola; 10/1 David Moyes; 14/1 Martin ONeill; 20/1 Mark Hughes; 33/1 Carlos Quieroz; 33/1 Gus Hiddink; 33/1 Mike Phelan; 33/1 Ryan Giggs; 33/1 Steve Bruce

Next Manchester City Manager: 13/8 Jose Mourinho; 10/1 Martin ONeill; 10/1 Gus Hiddink; 10/1 Carlo Ancelotti; 14/1 Frank Rijkaard; 14/1 Rafa Benitez; 20/1 David Moyes; 20/1 Jurgen Klinsmann

Jose Mourinho next club: 13/8 Manchester City; 4/1 Manchester City; 5/1 Tottenham; 6/1 Arsenal; 8/1 England National team; 12/1 Chelsea; 16/1 Portugal national team; 20/1 Inter; 25/1 AC Milan; 33/1 Juventus; 33/1 Barcelona; 33/1 Liverpool; 100/1 Rangers; 100/1 Celtic

Sir Alex Ferguson still at Manchester United come the start of 2012/13 season: 1/4 yes; 11/4 no

Roberto Mancini still at Manchester City come the end of 2012/13 season: 1/4 yes; 11/4 no

John Terry and Rio Ferinand to shake hands on 5th Feb 2012: 1/3 yes; 9/4 no
*both must start AND pre-match handshakes must take place otherwise all bets are void

England Captain: 1/3 John Terry; 4/1 Steven Gerrard; 6/1 Rio Ferdinand; 8/1 Joe Hart; 8/1 Frank Lampard; 20/1 Scott Parker

Next Leeds Manager: 8/11 Neil Warnock; 7/2 Roberto Di Matteo; 8/1 John Sheridan; 8/1 Neil Redfearn; 10/1 Sean ODriscoll; 10/1 Dave Jones; 10/1 Gus Poyet; 12/1 Billy Davies; 14/1 Steve Bruce; 16/1 Gianfranco Zola; 16/1 Karl Robinson; 16/1 Phil Brown; 16/1 Dennis Wise; 16/1 Alan Curbishley; 20/1 Gordon Strachan; 20/1 Lee Clarke; 25/1 Iain Dowie; 33/1 Peter Reid; 33/1 Dougie Freedman; 40/1 Lucas Radebe; 40/1 Roy Keane; 50/1 Gary McCallister

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

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arry Odds On To Remain At Spurs Next Season!

February 3, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alan Pardew, Arsene Wenger, Carlo Ancelotti, David Moyes, England Manager, Gareth Southgate, Gus Poyet, Guus Hiddink, Harry Redknapp, Jamie Redknapp, Joachim Low, Jose Mourinho, Jurgen Klinsmann, London N22, Martin O Neill, Paul Lambert, Rafa Benitez, Roberto Martinez, Roy Hodgson, Williamhill

William Hill are offering 4/7 that Harry Redknapp is still the manager of Tottenham on the first day of next season despite the likely availability of the England managers job. Jose Mourinho who could be on his way out of Real Madrid, is the 11/1 second favourite. Redknapp is the 7/4 favourite to be the next England manager ahead of Roy Hodgson at 6/1 and Arsene Wenger at 8/1.

Manager of Spurs on 1st day of 12/13 Prem
Harry Redknapp 4/7
Jose Mourinho 11/1
David Moyes 12/1
Fabio Capello 12/1
Carlo Ancelotti 14/1
Brendan Rogers 16/1
Guus Hiddink 16/1
Paul Lambert 16/1
Chris Hughton 20/1
Marcelo Lippi 20/1
Rafa Benitez 20/1
Gus Poyet 25/1
Joachim Low 25/1
Jurgen Klinsmann 25/1
Roberto Martinez 25/1
Owen Coyle 33/1
Jamie Redknapp 100/1

Next England Manager: 7/4 Harry Redknapp; 6/1 Roy Hodgson; 8/1 Arsene Wenger; 10/1 Alan Pardew; 16/1 Martin ONeill; 16/1 Gareth Southgate; 16/1 Jose Mourinho; 20/1 BAR

Joe Crilly
Press Officer
Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

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When Will City Lose At Home?

January 8, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Ba 20, Demba Ba, Dutchman, Etihad, Five Games, Golden Boot, Manchester City, Manchester United, Martin O Neill, Premier League, Relegation, Resilience, Robin Van Persie, Sergio Aguero, Spurs, Sunderland, Wayne Rooney, West Brom, William Hill, Wolves

TOTTENHAM HAVE THE SPURS TO PUSH MANCHESTER ALL THE WAY

A win for Manchester City after a tough couple of games has seen William Hill cut their odds of winning the league to 8/13. Spurs sneaked a victory at home to West Brom and they are 10/1 third favourites to win the League. Sunderland continued their fine form under Martin ONeill and Hills make them 6/4 to finish higher than Newcastle in the league.

Taking both Manchester sides out of the equation, Spurs are odds-on at 8/11 to win the league.

Spurs played well against West Brom, but struggled to find the breakthrough, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly. They are grinding out results like this though and they are showing that they have the resilience to push the Manchester sides all the way.

City once again avoided defeat at home and have not lost at the Etihad since losing to Everton on 20th December 2010 and Hills make them odds on, at 10/11 to avoid defeat in their next five games, although they are 10/3 to lose to Spurs on the 22nd January.

Sergio Aguero Bagged himself a goal and edged closer to Robin van Persie in the race to win the golden boot. He is the 5/2 second favourite behind the Dutchman who is miles ahead at 5/4.

Wigan were thumped at home by Sunderland and they are 2/1 favourites to finish bottom of the Premier League and 4/9 favourites to get relegated at the end of the season.

Premier League Outright: 8/13 Manchester City; 7/4 Manchester United; 10/1 Tottanham; 50/1 Chelsea; 66/1 Arsenal; 100/1 Liverpool

Premier League without Manchester sides: 8/11 Tottenham; 11/4 Chelsea; 4/1Arsenal; 9/1 Liverpool; 150/1 Everton; 150/1 Newcastle

Premier League Relegation: 4/9 Wigan; 8/15 Bolton; 4/6 Balckburn; 7/4 Wolves; 9/4 QPR; 10/3 Swansea; 11/2 Norwich; 12/1 BAR

Premier League Finish Bottom: 2/1 Wigan; 9/4 Bolton; 3/1 Blackburn; 9/1 Wolves; 10/1 QPR; 14/1 Swansea; 20/1 BAR

Premier League Top Goalscorer: 5/4 Robin van Persie; 5/2 Sergio Aguero; 9/2 Wayne Rooney; 10/1 Demba Ba; 20/1 Yakubu; 20/1 Emmanuel Adebayor; 25/1 Mario Balotelli; 25/1 Dimitar Berbatov; 33/1 Edin Dzeko; 33/1 Daniel Sturridge; 50/1 BAR

When will Manchester City next lose at home in the Premier League: 10/3 Spurs (22nd Jan); 9/1 Fulham (4th Feb); 20/1 Blackburn (25th Feb); 16/1 Bolton (3rd March); 4/1 Chelsea (17th March); 10/11 Not to lose in any of their next five games

Newcastle Sunderland season match bet: 1/2 Newcastle; 6/4 Sunderland

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

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You Bet Bolton Owen To Go Down As Manc Monopoly Odds On

December 18, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alex Mcleish, Arsene Wenger, David Moyes, Graham Sharpe, Harry Redknapp, Kenny Dalglish, Manchester Clubs, Martin Jol, Martin O Neill, Mick Mccarthy, Neil Warnock, Premier League Manager, Relegation Odds, Roberto Mancini, Roy Hodgson, Sir Alex Ferguson, Steve Kean, Tony Pulis, Villas Boas, Wm Hill

Coyle odds-against to survive until next season:
YOU BET BOLTON OWEN TO GO DOWN!

DESPITE Bolton’s Chairman insisting it would cost too much in compensation to sack Owen Coyle, the under pressure Bolton boss is now favourite with William Hill to be the next Premier League manager to leave his club as Bolton dropped to the bottom of the table. ‘There surely comes a point at which a manager’s pride kicks in even if he hasn’t been sacked, and Coyle is clearly a proud man’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills make Coyle 13/8 joint favourite along with Steve Kean to be the next boss out, and offer 11/10 that he is still Wanderers’ gaffer on the first day of next season.Bolton are 11/10 to go down.

Wm Hill…..2nd Prem manager to go;
Owen Coyle 13/8
Steve Kean 13/8
Roberto Martinez 5/1
Andre Villas-Boas 6/1
Alex McLeish 11/1
Mick McCarthy 11/1
David Moyes 16/1
Harry Redknapp 20/1
Martin Jol 25/1
Neil Warnock 33/1
No manager to leave 33/1
Roy Hodgson 33/1
Martin O’Neill 40/1
Alan Pardew 50/1
Arsene Wenger 50/1
Brendan Rodgers 50/1
Kenny Dalglish 50/1
Paul Lambert 50/1
Roberto Mancini 50/1
Tony Pulis 50/1
Sir Alex Ferguson 66/1

Owen Coyle at Bolton 1st day next season?Yes 11/10No 4/6

Wm Hill relegation odds..4/9 Wigan (13/8 stay up); 11/10 Blackburn;(4/6); 11/10 Bolton (4/6); 15/8 Swansea; 5/2 Wolves; 11/4 Norwich; 4 QPR/Sunderland; 8 WBA; 9 Fulham.

MANC MONOPOLY AT TOP OF PREM

WILLIAM HILL now offer 1/3 that the two Manchester clubs occupy the top two positions in the Premier League at the end of the season, and go 7/4 that it is City who finish first with United 2nd.
City are 8/13 favourites to win the title with Hills, who make them 66/1 to win all four major trophies they are still contesting, with United 2/1; Chelsea 12/1; Spurs 18/1; Arsenal 25/1; Liverpool 100/1; Newcastle 400/1.
TOP 4 FINISH…4/11 Chelsea; 4/9 Spurs; 11/10 Arsenal; 9/4 Liverpool; 25 Newcastle; 66 Everton; 125 Villa
PREM TOP SCORER…6/4 RVP; 5/2 Aguero; 4 Rooney; 8 Dzeko; 16 Ba; 20 Adebayor; Balotelli.

Prem Forecast: Man City/Man Utd 7/4; Man Utd/Man City 4/1 ; Reverse forecast 1/3

Further information…graham sharpe…0780 3233702
twitter- @sharpeangle