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Premiership Weekend Specials

October 11, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Aggregate, Fb, Fulham, Graham Sharpe, Harry Redknapp, Liverpool, Magnificent Seven, Man City, Man Utd, Mccarthy, Portsmouth, Punters, Scenarios, Spokesman, Stoke 9, Sunderland, Tottenham, West Ham, Wigan, William Hill, Wolves

**********************************PREMIERSHIP WEEKEND SPECIALS******************************************************************************************************

HARRY REDKNAPP FAVOURITE TO BE FIRST PREM BOSS TO GO

AN EXTRAORDINARY gamble on Harry Redknapp to be the first Premiership manager to leave his club this season has seen his odds tumble from 40/1 on Friday, to Even money favourite. ‘The runmour mill has been in over-drive with all sorts of unlikely scenarios being offered up by punters wanting to bet that Harry will be the first boss out – we don’t necessarilly believe any of them but we can’t afford to take a chance, so have to keep cutting the odds as the demand continues’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
FIRST BOSS OUT….Evens Redknapp; 9/4 Hart; 3/1 Brown; 9/1 McLeish; 11/1 Megson; 20/1 Hughes; 22/1 Allardyce; 25/1 McCarthy.

WILL MAGNIFICENT SEVEN BE PREMIER TOP SCORE?

WITH FOUR Premiership matches having already produced an aggregate of seven goals this season, William Hill have opened a book on what the highest aggreagte in any one game will be over the whole season – and offer 11/8 that it will be SEVEN; 13/8 EIGHT; 4/1 NINE; 8/1 TEN; 20/1 ELEVEN OR MORE. ‘With a higher average total of goals than ever before in the Premiership currently being scored it is not unlikely that a double figure aggregate could end up being the highest of the season’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills are betting on how many goals this weekend’s (including Monday) matches will produce – and offer 5/4 over 28; 15/8 under 25.
AND WITH DRAWS at a premium so far in the Premiership, Hills offer 5/4 that there will be none or one in the current round of games; 11/10 two or three; 4/1 four or more.
Which Game Will Have The Most Goals ?
Man Utd v Sunderland 7/2
Arsenal v Blackburn 7/2
Bolton v Tottenham 6/1
Aston Villa v Man City 8/1
Hull v Wigan 9/1
Everton v Stoke 9/1
West Ham v Fulham 9/1
Chelsea v Liverpool 9/1
Burnley v Birmingham 12/1
Wolves v Portsmouth 12/1
One fifth 1,2,3.
Which Team Will Score The Quickest Goal ?
Man Utd 9/1
Arsenal 9/1
Tottenham 10/1
Everton 11/1
West Ham 11/1
Wigan 12/1
Wolves 12/1
Burnley 14/1
Birmingham 14/1
Chelsea 14/1
Liverpool 14/1
Bolton 16/1
Hull 16/1
Portsmouth 16/1
Stoke 16/1
Fulham 16/1
Sunderland 20/1
Blackburn 20/1
One fifth 1,2,3,4.
WHO’LL BE FIRST OUT?

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on which of three high profile under pressure managers in the Football League will leave their job first, and they make Tranmere manager John Barnes 6/5 favourite, with Notts County’s Ian McParland 15/8 and Ipswich’s Roy Keane 9/4. ‘These three bosses have been under huge pressure at their respective clubs for a variety of reasons – and we offer 16/1 that all three will still be in charge of their clubs when the last game of the season takes place.’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WILL DROGBA OUTSCORE TORRES?

DROGBA is 9/4 with William Hill to outscore Torres when the two meet in Sunday’s Premiership showdown. Hills make Torres 11/4 to do vice versa, and it is 4/5 that they score the same number.
Chelsea are 7/4 title favourites with William Hill who also offer 15/8 Man U; 11/2 Liverpool; 15/2 Arsenal; 9/1 Man City.

TO FINISH BOTTOM…….5/4 Portsmouth; 15/8 Hull; 5/1 Burnley; 8/1 Birmingham; 10 Wolves.

Further information….graham sharpe……0208 918 3731

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Weekend Soccer Special Odds

September 26, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments 1 Feb, Bookies, Chop, Fb, Fulham, Graham Sharpe, Hodgson, Man City, Man Utd, Mccarthy, Mcleish, Megson, Moyes, O Neill, Paul Hart, Portsmouth, Prem, Soccer Odds, West Ham, William Hill, Wolves

SO, WHEN IS FIRST PREM BOSS GOING TO GET CHOP?

WITH NO Premiership manager yet leaving his club this season, William Hill are betting on when the first one will go, and reckon it will probably happen in October, the month they have made 2/1 favourite. ‘Every manager knows that a few poor results can result in pressure from fans, and there are a few sides who haven’t made the best of starts to the season but as yet noone has paid the ultimate price – surely that situation can’t last for much longer in those impatient times’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. HILLS; When will first Prem boss go:
Sep-09 9/2
Oct-09 2/1
Nov-09 5/2
Dec-09 5/1
Jan-10 9/1
Feb 1st Or Later 9/1
No Manager To Go 50/1
WHEN A MANAGER DOES EVENTUALLY GO, William Hill reckon it will be Paul Hart, who is 11/8 favourite to be the first Prem boss to go. Hills also offer: 5/1 Brown; Megson; 7 Martinez; 8 McLeish; 10 Benitez; 12 Hughes; 16 Moyes; 20 Zola; 25 Allardyce; Hodgson; McCarthy; O’Neill.
Hills: Who Will Be Top After The Weekend ?
Chelsea 1/20
Man Utd 9/1
Tottenham 20/1
Man City 33/1
Hills: Who will Finish Bottom This Season ?
Portsmouth 15/8 Burnley 5/2 Hull 4/1 Birmingham 7/1 Wolves 7/1 Wigan 16/1 Blackburn 25/1 Bolton 25/1 Stoke 25/1 Sunderland 40/1 Fulham 50/1 West Ham 66/1
Which Game Will Have The Most Goals ?
Arsenal v Wigan 4/1
Chelsea v Tottenham 11/2
Aston Villa v Portsmouth 6/1
West Ham v Liverpool 6/1
Man Utd v Man City 6/1
Everton v Blackburn 7/1
Burnley v Sunderland 9/1
Bolton v Stoke 9/1
Hull v Birmingham 9/1
Wolves v Fulham 9/1
**1/5 odds 1,2,3.
Which Team Will Score The 1st Goal (By Match Minute) ?
Arsenal 7/1
Aston Villa 8/1
Chelsea 9/1
Liverpool 9/1
Man Utd 10/1
Everton 12/1
Bolton 12/1
Hull 14/1
Wolves 14/1
Sunderland 14/1
Burnley 16/1
Fulham 20/1
Birmingham 20/1
Stoke 20/1
Blackburn 25/1
Man City 25/1
West Ham 25/1
Tottenham 25/1
Portsmouth 25/1
Wigan 25/1
1/5th odds 1,2,3,4.
BIG FOUR TO BATTER BOOKIES AGAIN?
WILLIAM HILL are offering 39/10 about Arsenal, Chelsea, Liverpool, and Manchester United all winning this weekend. ‘We’re tempting fate by taking on the Big 4 – but as all bar Chelsea have proved vulnerable already this campaign we’re hopeful that they won’t all win’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS; TITLE ODDS….6/5 Chelsea; 5/2 Man U; 7 Liverpool; 8 Arsenal; 8 Man City; 40 Spurs; 150 Aston Villa; 300 Everton.
TOP PREM SCORER…3 Torres; 4 Rooney; 9/2 Drogba; 6 Defoe; 8 Adebayor; 12 Anelka; 14 Gerrard; 14 Bent; 20 Owen; 20 Van Persie; 25 Arshavin; 25 Eduardo.
WILL IPSWICH FANS STAY KEANE ON ROY?
WITH IPSWICH struggling without a win in the Championship relegation zone, William Hill are offering odds of 5/6 that Roy Keane will cease to be their manager before the end of the season, and 5/6 that he is still in place on the final day of the campaign. ‘Keane was greeted like a conquering hero when he arrived at the club but there are reports of the side being booed off in recent matches and without a win to show for their efforts so far Roy needs a rapid turnaround in form if he is to avoid an ignominious early exit. As our odds suggest we believe that it could go either way for him’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills have cut Ipswich to 8/1 to be relegated from 40/1 at the start of the season. ‘Everyone is assuming that they are too good and have too much money to go down. But the fate of Leeds, Norwich and Southampton suggests that that’s not certain to be the case’ said Sharpe.
Further information………graham sharpe….0208 918 3731

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Who’ll Go First – Moyes Or O’ Neill ?

August 25, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Benitez, David Moyes, Everton, Fb, Game, Graham Sharpe, Hodgson, Mccarthy, Mcleish, Money, O Neill, Odds, Resignation, Spokesman, Struggle, Vice Versa, William Hill

WHO’LL GO FIRST – MOYES OR O’NEILL?

WITH both of their sides making a disappointing start to the new season, William Hill have slashed the odds about David Moyes and Mart O’Neill being the first manager of the season to leave his club – and opened a book on which of the two will go first this season.
Hills make Moyes 7/1 to go first this season; O’Neill 8/1 but offer 1/7 that both will still be in place when the final Premiership game of the season kicks off.
Hills make Villa 8/11 by Hills to finish higher than Everton, who are Even money to do vice versa.
MOYES has been cut from 40/1 to 16/1 by Hills to be the first manager to go this season, with O’Neill down from 33/1 to 20/1. ‘Both are amongst the best regarded managers in the Premiership but their opening results have suggested that they might both struggle to equal or improve upon what their sides managed to do last season, and that could prompt a sacking or resignation’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS: FIRST PREMIERSHIP MANAGER TO PART COMPANY WITH CLUB: 7/2 Hart; 5/1 Brown; McLeish; 8/1 Hughes; 10/1 Megson; 16/1 McCarthy; Moyes; 20/1 O’Neill; 25 Benitez; Hodgson; Martinez.

Further information….graham sharpe…0780 3233702