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You Bet New Scholes Set For Starting Role At Old Trafford

June 11, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bet, Borussia Dortmund, Boss, Bright Prospect, Competitions, Footy, Japanese International, Joe Crilly, Kagawa, Manchester United, Midfield, Old Trafford Manchester, Premier League Goals, Scholes, Score, Season 3, Shinji, Spokesman, William Hill, Williamhill

Manchester United have competed the signing of highly rated Japanese international, Shinji Kagawa and William Hill think that he will go straight into the first team, offering 9/4 that he makes between 16 and 20 with the same price for him to start 11-15 games. He is 11/2 to make 26 or more starts. Lastseason Kagawa scored 16 goals in all competitions for Borussia Dortmund and Hills think that his goalscoring form could continue, offering 5/2 that he scores between eight and 11 Premier League goals and 11/4 that he bags between 12 and 15.

Kagawa is an incredibly bright prospect for Manchester United and very much a long term replacement for Scholes in that he can boss the midfield and chip in with the occasional goal as well, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Kagawa Prices:

How many starts will Shinji Kagawa Make In 2012/13 Season: 3/1 under 10; 9/4 11-15; 9/4 16-20; 3/1 21-25; 11/2 26 or over

How any goals will Shinji Kagawa Score in 2012/13 Season: 11/4 under four; 5/2 4-7; 5/2 8-11; 11/4 12-15; 5/1 16 or over

Joe Crilly
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Manchester Misery In Champions League…tevez Tantrum Means 11/4 To Not Start All Season

October 4, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Ac Milan, Carlos Tevez, Champions League, City Group, Greenside, Group Stages, Joe Crilly, Knock Out, League Game, London N22, Manchester City, Manchester United, Old Trafford Manchester, Position 9, Premier League, Real Madrid, Setback, Tantrum, William Hill, Williamhill

Both sides of Manchester failed to win in the Champions League and William Hill are offering 9/1 that both fail to qualify for the knock out rounds of the competition. City have now failed to win in two matches and are 7/4 to now finish third in Group A with top spot a drifting 9/2. Carlos Tevez refused to come off the bench and play for City in Munich and Hills offer 11/4 that he does not start another Premier League game for City this season.

A disappointing evening was rounded off by Tevez refusing to come off the bench and the odds suggest that Mancini may well have finally lost patience with Citys former captain, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Despite the setback at Old Trafford, Manchester United are the 13/8 favourites to progress the furthest of all the British sides in this years Champions League. An all Manchester Final is 40/1.

British Team to progress the furthest: 13/8 Manchester United; 7/4 Chelsea; 7/2 Manchester City; 5/1 Arsenal

Tevez to start a Premier League game for Manchester City this season: 1/4 yes; 11/4 no

Manchester City Group A Finishing Position: 9/2 Winner; 7/4 second; 7/4 third; 3/1 fourth

Manchester United and Manchester City both to fail to qualify from Group stages: 9/1

All Manchester Champions League Final: 40/1

Champions League Outright: 7/4 Barcelona; 9/2 Real Madrid; 6/1 Manchester United; 8/1 Bayern Munich; 10/1 Chelsea; 10/1 Manchester City; 22/1 AC Milan; 25/1 Arsenal; 28/1 BAR

Joe Crilly
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United Scrape Through…8/1 They Face City In The Final

February 27, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Arsenal Everton, Arsenal Fulham, City Man, Crawley, Fa Cup Final, Fb, Figure Sum, Hill Staff, Joe Crilly, London Fa, Man City, Man Utd, Manchester City, Manchester United, Old Trafford Manchester, Premier League Clubs, Premier League Teams, Quarter Finals, Richard Brodie, West Ham, William Hill

William Hill were saved paying out a six figure sum by the width of Manchester Uniteds crossbar tonight. There was a mutual holding of breath by William Hill staff when Richard Brodie hit the bar at the very end of the match at Old Trafford. Manchester United are now the 9/4 clear favourites to win the competition, with Arsenal 3/1 and Manchester City 5/1.

We were probably the only people in Britain who were not cheering Crawley on. Had they scored, we would have faced a payout of well over £100,000, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Saturdays FA Cup matches promised the potential for Giant Killing however, the three Premier League teams who were facing lower league opposition made it through to the Quarter Finals. William Hill are offering 10/11 that they are joined by only Premier League clubs in the last eight. Hills are also offering 1/33 that the FA Cup Final is contested between two Premier League sides.

Hills are also offering 13/2 that the FA Cup final is contested by two of the four London sides left in the competition, while 8/1 in available for the final to be contested between the two Manchester sides.

William Hill FA Cup Prices:

Premier League Teams In Final
0 100/1
1 8/1
2 1/33

All Manchester FA Cup final 8/1
Man City & Man Utd

All London FA Cup final 13/2
West Ham/L Orient/Arsenal/Fulham

8 Premier League teams in FA Cup Quarter Finals 10/11
West Ham, Man City & Arsenal & Everton all to qualify

Outright: 9/4 Manchester United; 3/1 Arsenal; 5/1 Manchester City; 6/1 Everton; 16/1 Birmingham; 16/1 Stoke; 18/1 Fulham; 25/1 West Ham; 25/1 Bolton; 28/1 BAR

Further Information…Joe Crilly…07850 518 164