10/1 Skipper Wayne As Burley Out Odds Shorten

10/1 Skipper Wayne at World Cup as:
FOSTER STARTING ODDS SHORTENED

AFTER GETTING the nod to start against Breazil, Ben Foster has been shortened from 8/1 to 6/1 to start in goal when England line up for their opening game of the World Cup. ‘Foster is one of the few to emerge from the game with his standing enhanced, although lack of games at United will not be in his favour’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS MAKE WAYNE ROONEY 10/1 TO START ANY ENGLAND WORLD CUP FINALS MATCH AS SKIPPER. ‘Wayne did nothing wrong as skipper but he is behind at least a couple of others in the pecking order unless injuries intervene’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

HILLS: To Start Opening World Cup Match in Goal:-

David James 5/4
Robert Green 6/4
Ben Foster 6/1
Robinson 12/1
Hart 12/1
Kirkland 16/1

England’s X1 against Brazil was Foster, Brown, Lescott, Upson, Bridge, Barry, Jenas, Milner, Wright-Phillips, Bent, Rooney. How many of these will start England’s first group match in South Africa?

0-2 5/6
3-5 Evs
6 or more 33/1

Will these players who played v Brazil start first World Cup group match?

Lescott 5/2 yes, 2/7 no
Upson 4/1 yes, 1/7 no
Barry Evs yes, 8/11 no
Wright-Phillips 7/2 yes, 1/6 no
Darren Bent 11/2 yes, 1/10 no

OTHERS TO START?

Wayne Rooney 1/40 to start (11/1 Not)
Rio Ferdinand 1/8 to start (9/2 Not)
Frank Lampard 1/20 to start (8/1 Not)
David Beckham 3/1 to start (2/9 Not)
Emille Heskey 4/6 to start (11/10 Not)
Jermain Defoe 7/4 to start (2/5 Not)
Peter Crouch 5/2 to start (2/7 Not)
Ashley Cole 1/25 to start (1/9 Not)
Joe Cole 8/13 to start (6/5 Not)
Michael Owen 6/1 to start; (1/12 not to)

***Top England Scorer In World Cup Finals ?
Wayne Rooney 7/4
Frank Lampard 6/1
Steven Gerrard 6/1
Jermaine Defoe 6/1
Peter Crouch 9/1
Darren Bent 16/1
Emile Heskey 16/1
Michael Owen 16/1
Carlton Cole 20/1
Theo Walcott 20/1

WILLIAM HILL are offering 20/1 that England and Brazil will meet again in the World Cup Final – and 3/1 that the two take each other on at any stage of the tournament.
Brazil are Evens with Hills to go further than England in the World Cup, with Capello’s side 11/8 to do vice versa, and 4/1that both will be eliminated at the same stage. (3rd place play off to count if relevant).

WORLD CUP PLAY OFFS

WILLIAM HILL now make France 1/10 favourites to eliminate Rep Ireland, who are 11/2 to get through; they also offer 2/9 Portugal v 3/1 Bosnia; 1/4 Russia v 11/4 Slovenia; 4/6 Ukraine v 11/10 Greece.

OUTRIGHT ODDS….9/2 Brazil; Spain; 6/1 England; 8/1 Argentina; 12/1 Germany; 14/1 Holand; Italy; 16/1 France; Portugal; 33 Russia; 40 Chile; 66 Cameroon; Ghana; Paraguay; Serbia; 80 Mexico; 250 Rep Ireland

AUSSIES VERSUS KIWIS

WITH Australia 500/1 and New Zealand 1000/1 to win the World Cup, William Hill are betting on which of the two will do better – and make the Aussies 1/4 favourites, with the Kiwis 11/4 outsiders. (Bet decided on stage of elimination; if eliminated at same Group stage, points, then goal difference to determine outcome.)

BURLEY 7/4 FOR CHOP

GEORGE BURLEY is a 7/4 shot with William Hill to be sacked or to walk away from his job as Scotland boss before their first Euro qualifier (2/5 not to), and 1/3 to be gone before their first 2014 World Cup qualifier (9/4 not to), following their humiliating 3-0 defeat against Wales. ‘Burley and Scotland are enduring a torrid run of form over their past few matches, particularly away from home, and the criticism will be raised to new heights after this result’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
WILLIAM HILL HAVE INSTALLED GARY McALLISTER as 7/2 favourite to succeed George Burley as permanent Scotland boss and also offer 4/1 Craig Levein; Walter Smith; 6/1 Ally McCoist; Billy Davies; Graeme Souness; 13/2 Gordon Strachan; 8/1 Mark McGhee; 9/1 Darren Ferguson; Joe Jordan.

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You Bet Hull Browned Off By Speculation

YOU BET HULL BROWNED OFF BY SPECULATION

DESPITE Phil Brown’s protestations that it is virtually business as usual at Hull City, William Hill are refusing to quote odds about him surviving in his job until the end of the season, or for him to be the first Premiership manager to lose his job this season.
‘Phil did his best to give the impression that all is hunky dory at Hull, but his body language suggested anything but’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe, ‘And as a result we have now opened a book on his successor and have installed Paul Jewell as 5/1 favourite.’
Hills also offer:

Paul Jewell5/1
Alan Curbishley11/2
Gareth Southgate11/2
Iain Dowie6/1
Slaven Bilic13/2
David O’Leary10/1
Peter Reid10/1
Peter Taylor12/1
Gus Poyet14/1
Alan Pardew16/1
Jan Molby16/1
Neil Warnock16/1
Phil Parkinson16/1
Steve Coppell16/1
Tony Adams16/1
Darren Ferguson20/1
Graeme Souness20/1
Gary McCallister25/1
Glenn Hoddle25/1
Dean Windass33/1

WILLIAM HILL CARLING CUP LATEST:

WILLIAM HILL make Chelsea 11/4 favourites to win the Carling Cup and also offer 4/1 Man C; 9/2 Man U; 9/2 Arsenal; 11/2 Spurs; 9/1 Aston Villa; 20/1 Blackburn; 25/1 Portsmouth.
Hills also offer 5/2 that the Final will be between two of the ‘Big 4’.

All Manc final 14/1
All London final 11/4

AFTER his Carling Cup goal on Tuesday night, William Hill have cut their odds for Michael Owen to make Fabio Capello’s World Cup squad from 5/2 to 9/4 – and offer 1/3 that he will miss out. ‘Owen really needs a run of games and goals, which Fergie doesn’t currently looking like giving him, so although he appears to be fit again he isn’t getting the games which would enhance his prospects of recapturing his best form and forcing Fabio’s hand’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

SWINE FLU 6/1 TO STRIKE PREMIER LEAGUE

WILLIAM HILL offer 6/1 that one or more Premier League matches will be postponed because of swine flu this season. ‘Several clubs are apparently suffering from swine flu, so it is not impossible that games could be put at risk if entire squads are struck down’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. It is 1/12 with Hills that there will be NO swine flu postponements.

WILL NEWCASTLE GET STADIUM SPONSOR? YOU BET THEY MIGHT NOT…..

WITH MIKE ASHLEY SET TO SELL naming rights to Newcastle’s St James’ Park, bookmakers William Hill have opened a book on whether those rights will actually be sold, and what the ground will be known as. Hills believe it is unlikely that a sponsor will come forward and offer 4/7 that the ground name has NOT changed at all by the first day of next season, and 5/4 that it HAS gained a sponsor’s appendage by then. ‘It is one thing putting the naming rights up for grabs, another getting the right deal – and Mr Ashley could quote conceivably have changed his mind and sold the club by then’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
And Hill’s make Tesco the most likely sponsor’s name to be added to the ground name, quoting the supermarket chain at 16/1, and also offering:
Northern Rock 20/1
Sports Direct 25/1
Greggs 33/1
Newcastle Brown 33/1
NE Tourist 50/1
Newcastle Building Society 50/1
Compare The Meerkat/Market 66/1
Tony Blair 100/1
Cheryl Cole 100/1
UK Coal 100/1
Paul Gascoigne Stadium 500/1
Ant & Dec 1000/1
(others on request)

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Newcastle Odds On Not To Rename Stadium

WILL NEWCASTLE GET STADIUM SPONSOR? YOU BET THEY MIGHT NOT…..

WITH MIKE ASHLEY SET TO SELL naming rights to Newcastle’s St James’ Park, bookmakers William Hill have opened a book on whether those rights will actually be sold, and what the ground will be known as. Hills believe it is unlikely that a sponsor will come forward and offer 4/7 that the ground name has NOT changed at all by the first day of next season, and 5/4 that it HAS gained a sponsor’s appendage by then. ‘It is one thing putting the naming rights up for grabs, another getting the right deal – and Mr Ashley could quote conceivably have changed his mind and sold the club by then’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
And Hill’s make Tesco the most likely sponsor’s name to be added to the ground name, quoting the supermarket chain at 16/1, and also offering:
Northern Rock 20/1
Sports Direct 25/1
Greggs 33/1
Newcastle Brown 33/1
NE Tourist 50/1
Newcastle Building Society 50/1
Compare The Meerkat/Market 66/1
Tony Blair 100/1
Cheryl Cole 100/1
UK Coal 100/1
Paul Gascoigne Stadium 500/1
Ant & Dec 1000/1
(others on request)

WILL FABIO BE TAKING THE MICHAEL?

AFTER his Carling Cup goal on Tuesday night, William Hill have cut their odds for Michael Owen to make Fabio Capello’s World Cup squad from 5/2 to 9/4 – and offer 1/3 that he will miss out. ‘Owen really needs a run of games and goals, which Fergie doesn’t currently looking like giving him, so although he appears to be fit again he isn’t getting the games which would enhance his prospects of recapturing his best form and forcing Fabio’s hand’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

SWINE FLU 6/1 TO STRIKE PREMIER LEAGUE

WILLIAM HILL offer 6/1 that one or more Premier League matches will be postponed because of swine flu this season. ‘Several clubs are apparently suffering from swine flu, so it is not impossible that games could be put at risk if entire squads are struck down’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. It is 1/12 with Hills that there will be NO swine flu postponements.

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Liverpool 25/1 To Beat United And Win League

SUNDAY PREMIERSHIP SPECIALS…FEATURING LIVERPOOL V MAN U

LIVERPOOL-UNITED BIGGEST BETTING MATCH OF SEASON SO FAR

ALL THE INDICATIONS are that the Liverpool – Man U match will be the biggest betting match of the season so far, and possibly of the whole season. ‘There is unprecedented interest in this match given the build up to it and the various questions surrounding Liverpool’s form, Rafa’s future and the return of Michael Owen. Given the lack of draw so far in the Premiership, which has cost us fortunes, we could do with this match ending all square’ said William Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

HILLS MAKE UNITED 6/4 FAVOURITES WITH THE DRAW 11/5 AND LIVERPOOL 15/8.

Highest Scoring Match (Sunday Games)

West Ham v Arsenal
6/4

Man City v Fulham
9/4

Bolton v Everton
10/3

Liverpool v Man Utd
4/1

Fastest scoring Premier league team (Sunday Games)

Arsenal
3/1

Man City
4/1

Bolton
6/1

Liverpool
6/1

Everton
13/2

Man Utd
7/1

Fulham
10/1

West Ham
12/1

HILLS: LIVERPOOL V MAN U Specials:

Alex Ferguson to be sent from the dugout 25/1

Rafa Benitez to be sent from the dugout 25/1

Rafa Benitez to be out of Liverpool job by midnight Sunday – 10/1

Big Four Bosses: Who Will Go First?
Rafa Benitez11/10
Alex Ferguson9/4
Carlo Ancelotti7/2
Arsene Wenger9/2

HILLS MAKE RAFA 5/4 to go before the end of the season, 4/7 not to.

What Year Will First Big4 Manager Go?
20092/1
201011/10
20117/2
2012+8/1

Big 4 Win Nothing This Season – 150/1

Liverpool to win the match and go on and win the premier league 25/1

Man Utd to win the match and go on and win the premier league 4/1

Number of Red Cards

0
1/4

1
3/1

2
12/1

Michael Owen to score 1st goal 6/1

Michael Owen to score the last goal 6/1

Michael Owen hat-trick 40/1

Michael Owen to score at anytime 7/4

Michael Owen to score and kiss his Man Utd badge 33/1

Michael Owen to score the last goal in a Man Utd victory 8/1

Michael Owen to be sent off 40/1

Michael Owen to play the full match if starting: 4/6 No 11/10 Yes

Liverpool to win the match and go on and win the premier league 25/1

Man Utd to win the match and go on and win the premier league 4/1

Liverpool 10/1 to come from behind to win; Man U 9/1 to come from behynd to win.

KENNY THE NEXT RAFA?

KENNY DALGLISH has been made 2/1 favourite to succeed Rafa Benitze as permanent Liverpool manager by William Hill, who make Rafa 10/1 to be gone by midnight on Sunday when Liverpool play Manchester United. Hills also offer 5/4 that he will be be gone before the end of the season and 4/7 that he will see the campaign out. ‘With every successive defeat, Benitez loses the support of more and more fans, and it is ultimately their reaction which will determine his long term future.’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Next Liverpool Manager K DALGLISH 2/1……J MOURINHO 4/1 …..R MANCINI 6/1…..J KLINSMANN 6/1……..F RIJKAARD 8/1…….M VAN BASTEN 10/1……M ONEILL 14/1…..M LIPPI 20/1….K KEEGAN 25/1….A CURBISHLEY 33/1…..H REDKNAPP 33/1…..P SCOLARI 33/1……S LEE 33/1……S MCLAREN 50/1…..J TOSHACK 50/1…..P INCE 100/1…..J BARNES 200/1

WHEN WILL LIVERPOOL WIN AGAIN?
When Will Liverpool Next Win?……Man Utd (h)…15/8……Arsenal (a) 10/3……..Fulham (a) 5/2……Lyon (a) 8/1…….Birmingham (h) 11/2……..None Of These 25/1

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Sacre Bleu Moon ?

HOW MANY WANNABE ENGLAND STRIKERS WILL BE ON TARGET THIS WEEKEND?

WITH SEVERAL strikers battling to make the England World Cup squad, William Hill have opened a book on how many of the six likely to be in action in the current round of Premiership games will score. ‘The second-striker position seems to be up for grabs at the moment and all of the England wannabes will be out to remain in contention by scoring in their matches this weekend’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

William Hill: Peter Crouch, Emile Heskey, Darren Bent, Jermaine Defoe, Michael Owen, Carlton Cole
How many of these players will score:
None of them score 7/2
1 11/4
2 7/4
3 10/3
4 7/1
5 33/1
All 6 Score 150/1
(All in, play or not)

Highest Scoring Premier league match (Saturday Games only)
Arsenal v Birmingham 5/2
Man Utd v Bolton 3/1
Portsmouth v Tottenham 4/1
Everton v Wolves 4/1
Sunderland v Liverpool 13/2
Aston Villa v Chelsea 7/1
Stoke v West Ham 16/1
*Quarter odds 1,2
Fastest scoring Premier team (Saturday Games only)
Arsenal 4/1
Man Utd 9/2
Everton 6/1
Tottenham 7/1
Liverpool 7/1
Chelsea 8/1
Stoke 12/1
West Ham 14/1
Portsmouth 14/1
Sunderland 14/1
Aston Villa 20/1
Wolves 25/1
Birmingham 33/1
Bolton 33/1
*Quarter odds 1,2,3.
**Who will be top of the premier league after this round of games?
Chelsea 1/8
Man Utd 9/2
**Who will be bottom of the premier league after this round of games?
Portsmouth 1/20
West Ham 8/1
Total Premier League Goals (Saturday Games Only)
Under 19 7/4
19 – 21 7/4
Over 21 6/4
Any Weekend premier league game to have 8 or more goals: 8/1
Frank Lampard – No goal in his last 9 matches:
Score 1st v Aston Villa 7/1
Score v Aston Villa 2/1
Emile Heskey
Score 1st v Chelsea 10/1
Score v Chelsea 7/2
Heskey to complete the match if he starts: 5/6 YES 5/6 NO
Alex Ferguson’s criticism of refs/Alan Wiley’s fitness:
Ref Mark Clattenburg to be replaced during Man Utd v Bolton: 33/1
Ref Alan Wiley to be replaced during Wigan v Man City: 33/1
Portsmouth v Tottenham
Redknapp to be sent to the stands: 20/1
Defoe and Crouch to both score v Portsmouth: 4/1
Goals, goals, goals………
WHAT WILL SEASON’S PREMIERSHIP MATCH GOALS’ AVERAGE BE?

WILLIAM HILL are betting on what the final average tally for goals per game in Premiership matches will be this season, and offer 11/1 that it will be over 2.9 per game.’There have been goals galore in the Prem so far this season but we think the ultimate average per game is likely to be between 2.61 and 2.7, so we make that range our 6/4 favourite’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Under 2.5 14/1
2.50 – 2.6 4/1
2.61 – 2.7 6/4
2.71 -2.8 2/1
2.81 – 2.9 6/1
Over 2.9 11/1
WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on how many Premiership goals Arsenal will score this season and offer 5/6 80 or more; 5/6 79 or fewer.

The Gunners are 14/1 with Hills to score 100 or more Prem goals. ‘It has been goals galore for the Gunners at home and if they can keep them flowing 100 should be within their capabilities’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

With the Arsenal-Blackburn match clocking up a new highest aggregate of the Prem season so far, 8 goals, Hills offer 2/5 that no game this season will produce 9 or more; 5/2 that 9 will be the highest aggregate of the Prem season; 9/1 that 10 will be the highest aggregate; 20/1 that 11 or more will be highest aggregate.
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William Hill Weekend Premiership Specials

HOW MANY WANNABE ENGLAND STRIKERS WILL BE ON TARGET THIS WEEKEND?

WITH SEVERAL strikers battling to make the England World Cup squad, William Hill have opened a book on how many of the six likely to be in action in the current round of Premiership games will score. ‘The second-striker position seems to be up for grabs at the moment and all of the England wannabes will be out to remain in contention by scoring in their matches this weekend’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

William Hill: Peter Crouch, Emile Heskey, Darren Bent, Jermaine Defoe, Michael Owen, Carlton Cole
How many of these players will score:
None of them score 7/2
1 11/4
2 7/4
3 10/3
4 7/1
5 33/1
All 6 Score 150/1
(All in, play or not)

Highest Scoring Premier league match (Saturday Games only)
Arsenal v Birmingham 5/2
Man Utd v Bolton 3/1
Portsmouth v Tottenham 4/1
Everton v Wolves 4/1
Sunderland v Liverpool 13/2
Aston Villa v Chelsea 7/1
Stoke v West Ham 16/1
*Quarter odds 1,2
Fastest scoring Premier team (Saturday Games only)
Arsenal 4/1
Man Utd 9/2
Everton 6/1
Tottenham 7/1
Liverpool 7/1
Chelsea 8/1
Stoke 12/1
West Ham 14/1
Portsmouth 14/1
Sunderland 14/1
Aston Villa 20/1
Wolves 25/1
Birmingham 33/1
Bolton 33/1
*Quarter odds 1,2,3.
**Who will be top of the premier league after this round of games?
Chelsea 1/8
Man Utd 9/2
**Who will be bottom of the premier league after this round of games?
Portsmouth 1/20
West Ham 8/1
Total Premier League Goals (Saturday Games Only)
Under 19 7/4
19 – 21 7/4
Over 21 6/4
Any Weekend premier league game to have 8 or more goals: 8/1
Frank Lampard – No goal in his last 9 matches:
Score 1st v Aston Villa 7/1
Score v Aston Villa 2/1
Emile Heskey
Score 1st v Chelsea 10/1
Score v Chelsea 7/2
Heskey to complete the match if he starts: 5/6 YES 5/6 NO
Alex Ferguson’s criticism of refs/Alan Wiley’s fitness:
Ref Mark Clattenburg to be replaced during Man Utd v Bolton: 33/1
Ref Alan Wiley to be replaced during Wigan v Man City: 33/1
Portsmouth v Tottenham
Redknapp to be sent to the stands: 20/1
Defoe and Crouch to both score v Portsmouth: 4/1
Goals, goals, goals………
WHAT WILL SEASON’S PREMIERSHIP MATCH GOALS’ AVERAGE BE?

WILLIAM HILL are betting on what the final average tally for goals per game in Premiership matches will be this season, and offer 11/1 that it will be over 2.9 per game.’There have been goals galore in the Prem so far this season but we think the ultimate average per game is likely to be between 2.61 and 2.7, so we make that range our 6/4 favourite’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Under 2.5 14/1
2.50 – 2.6 4/1
2.61 – 2.7 6/4
2.71 -2.8 2/1
2.81 – 2.9 6/1
Over 2.9 11/1
WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on how many Premiership goals Arsenal will score this season and offer 5/6 80 or more; 5/6 79 or fewer.

The Gunners are 14/1 with Hills to score 100 or more Prem goals. ‘It has been goals galore for the Gunners at home and if they can keep them flowing 100 should be within their capabilities’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

With the Arsenal-Blackburn match clocking up a new highest aggregate of the Prem season so far, 8 goals, Hills offer 2/5 that no game this season will produce 9 or more; 5/2 that 9 will be the highest aggregate of the Prem season; 9/1 that 10 will be the highest aggregate; 20/1 that 11 or more will be highest aggregate.
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Which Of High Profile Bosses Will Go First ?

High profile bosses under threat, but:
WHO’LL GO FIRST – KEANE, BARNES OR McPARLAND?

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on which of the Football League’s three highest profile managers at the start of the season will be leaving their club first as Roy Keane; John Barnes and Ian McParland all face pressure at Ipswich, Tranmere and Notts County respectively.
Hills make the former England star Barnes Even money favourite to be the first of the three to depart, with McParland 7/4 to be on his way from County first, with Keane 11/4 to be off before the other two.
‘The three are all under severe pressure already, Keane and Barnes because their teams can’t seem to win matches and McParland because many suspect a more glamorous, media-friendly replacement is being lined up’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS: to See Season Out?
John Barnes – 7/4 YES; 2/5 NO

Ian McParland- 7/4 YES; 2/5 NO

Roy Keane- 6/5 YES; 8/13 NO

**WEST BROM are 9/4 favourites to win the Championship with Hills who make Newcastle 11/4 with Middlesbro 9/2 – these three relegated clubs are 16/1 to be the three who win promotion.

CHELSEA STILL TITLE FAVOURITES

DESPITE losing for the first time, Chelsea are still favourites to win the Premiership title with William Hill who have lengthened them from 11/10 to 7/4 and make Manchester United 15/8 second favourites, also offering 11/2 Liverpool; 7/1 Arsenal; 10/1 Man City; 50 Spurs.
‘Chelsea’s defeat was the best result of the season so far for us – we won back the millions we lost through Michael Owen’s late Man U winner last week’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

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How Much Injury Time And Will Owen Score During It ?

**********************************************WILLIAM HILL CARLING CUP WEDNESDAY NIGHT SPECIALS******************************************************

How much ‘injury’ time will be played at Old Trafford?:
OWEN 25/1 TO STRIKE IN ADDED TIME AGAIN
WILLIAM HILL offer just 8/15 that the Manchester United – Wolves Carling Cup game will produce three or more goals in 90 minutes play, quoting that eventuality at 8/15, and offer 16/5 that there will be two, and 16/5 one or nil. With Michael Owen hitting the vital late winner in ‘injury time’ on Sunday, William Hill offer 25/1 that he will again be on target in added time after 90 minutes play – stakes refunded if he isn’t on the pitch at that time. Hills make Owen, who is expected to start the game, 4/5 to score if he does; 10/3 to get the first goal of the game; 11/2 to score twice or more; 20/1 to hit hat trick or more. ‘This game may well offer Michael Owen the opportunity of proving that he deserves to be starting matches for United if he can add to his impact on the derby match with a significant performance here’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
AND WITH the furore about the time added on in Sunday’s Manchester derby, Hills are betting on how much ‘added’ time will be PLAYED once the 90 minutes have finished, and offer 9/2 that it will be less than two minutes; 11/8 that it is three minutes and one second or more: ‘Once added time begins all eyes will be on the ref to see how much over the indicated minimum time he may play’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
How much ‘injury time’ following the opening 90 mins will be played in the Man Utd Wolves match according to the clock on Sky Sports’ coverage?
0-1.59 9/2
2.0-3.0 10/11
3.01 + 11/8
United are red hot 1/9 favourites to make it to the next round with Hills who have Wolves at 5/1. United are 1/3 to win in 90 minutes with the draw 4/1 and a Wolves’ win 8/1.
Hills make United 4/5 to score in each half with Wolves 11/1 to do likewise; United are 5/6 to win to nil, Wolves 9/1. United are 7/4 to win both halves, Wolves 40/1.
***Man Utd v Wolves
Method of Victory
Man Utd Extra Time 8/1
Wolves Extra Time 28/1
Man Utd Penalties 14/1
Wolves Penalties 18/1

***Match With Most Goals:
Chelsea v QPR 5/2
Man Utd v Wolves 11/4
Preston v Tottenham 4/1
Man City v Fulham 9/2
Aston Villa v Cardiff 11/2
Hull v Everton 9/1
EACH WAY: A THIRD THE ODDS 1,2.
***Match With Fastest Goal
Chelsea v QPR 3/1
Man Utd v Wolves 7/2
Preston v Tottenham 4/1
Man City v Fulham 9/2
Aston Villa v Cardiff 9/2
Hull v Everton 6/1
EACH WAY:A THIRD THE ODDS 1,2
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Chelsea 16/1 To Stay Unbeaten In Prem All Season

Bookies bemoan Old Trafford ref’s time keeping:

CHELSEA 16/1 TO STAY UNBEATEN ALL PREM SEASON
Bookmakers William Hill were as aggrieved as Mark Hughes as Manchester United’s late Michael Owen winner left them substantially worse off: ‘Had the ref blown thirty seconds or so earlier, at which point everyone other than United fans were convinced the game was over, we’d have been a substantial seven figure sum better off’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe, ‘We can only suppose that time passes more slowly at Old Trafford than anywhere else in the universe!. All those punters who backed the Big Four all to win at the weekend at odds of just under 3/1 will also be quite happy with the ref’s timekeeping.’
Chelsea have been cut from 6/5 to 11/10 favourites to win the Premiership title by William Hill who make Manchester United 9/4 favourites and also offer 13/2 Liverpool; 8/1 Arsenal; 10/1 Man City; 50/1 Spurs; 125/1 Villa; 250/1 Everton. City are 11/10 with Hills to finish in the top four, 4/6 not to.
AND HILLS NOW MAKE CHELSEA 16/1 TO REMAIN UNDEFEATED ALL SEASON IN THE PREMIERSHIP.

HILL’S TITLE FORECASTS:
Straight Forecasts:

Chelsea – Man Utd
2/1

Man Utd – Chelsea
11/4

Chelsea – Liverpool
8/1

Chelsea – Arsenal
9/1

Chelsea – Man City
14/1

Man Utd – Liverpool
12/1

Liverpool – Chelsea
16/1

Man Utd – Arsenal
20/1

Man Utd – Man City
28/1

Arsenal – Chelsea
20/1

Man City – Chelsea
25/1

Liverpool – Man Utd
25/1

Arsenal – Man Utd
28/1

Man City – Man Utd
40/1

Liverpool – Arsenal
40/1

Liverpool – Man City
50/1

Arsenal – Liverpool
50/1

Man City – Liverpool
66/1

Arsenal – Man City
66/1

Man City – Arsenal
66/1

Despite losing to Man Utd, Manchester City are 8/13 favourites in Hill’s Without the Big 4 market in which Spurs are 5/2 and Hills also offer 9/2 Villa; 12 Everton; 33 Sunderland; 50 Fulham.

LATEST HILL’S RELEGATION ODDS…4/9 Portsmouth (13/8 stay up); 4/7 Hull (11/8); 11/10 Burnley; 13/8 Birmingham; 9/4 Wolves; 9/2 Wigan; 5/1 Bolton; 13/2 Blackburn; 8/1 Fulham.

HART OF THE MATTER FOR POMPEY

WILLIAM HILL have slashed their odds for Portsmouth’s manager Paul Hart to be the first Premiership manager to leave his job this season from odds against at 11/10, to odds on at 4/6 – and Hills also now make Portsmouth odds on at 4/9 to be relegated this season.
‘Hart has to be under severe pressure as he was appointed by the former owners of the club and their form has not improved since the new ownership took over’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills: Next Manager to Go

Paul Hart
4/6

Phil Brown
7/2

Gary Megson
8/1

Roberto Martinez
10/1

Alex McLeish
10/1

Rafa Benitez
16/1

Mark Hughes
25/1

David Moyes
25/1

Gianfranco Zola
33/1

Martin O’Neill
33/1

Mick McCarthy
33/1

No Manager
33/1

Roy Hodgson
50/1

Sam Allardyce
50/1

Tony Pulis
50/1

Arsene Wenger
50/1

Steve Bruce
50/1

Owen Coyle
66/1

Sir Alex Ferguson
66/1

Carlo Ancelotti
66/1

Harry Redknapp
66/1

Further information….graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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