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England 8/1 For Euros…7/4 For Goal Line Technology In Brazil

June 26, 2012 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Cesc Fabregas, Controversy, Cristiano Ronaldo, Czech Republic, David Beckham, Euro 2012, Fernando Torres, Footy, Goal Line, International Football, Joe Crilly, Line Technology, Mario Gomez, Outfield, Ronaldo, Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney, William Hill, Williamhill, World Cup

England finished top of Group D and William Hill have cut their odds of winning the tournament from 12/1 to 8/1 the shortest price that they have been to win the Euros.

Wayne Rooney scored the only goal of the game and William Hill are offering 5/1 that he manages to overtake the 115 caps that David Beckham won to become the most capped outfield player. He is 10/1 to be the top tournament goalscorer.

Steven Gerrard won man of the match and set up his fourth goal of the tournament and William Hill make him 1/2 to make the UEFA team of the tournament (6/4 he does not).

There was controversy as the Ukraine were denied an almost certain goal by the officials and William Hill are offering 7/4 that goal-line technology has been introduced to international football by the time that the Brazil World Cup kicks off (2/5 it has not).

After another goal line controversy has been seen on the big stage that has seen the hosts booted out of the tournament, FIFA will surely have to sit up and take note, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Euro 2012 winner: 2/1 Germany; 5/2 Spain; 7/1 Portugal; 8/1 Italy; 8/1 England; 10/1 France; 40/1 Czech Republic; 50/1 Greece

Top goalscorer: 13/8 Mario Gomez; 7/2 Cristiano Ronaldo; 6/1 Fernando Torres; 10/1 Wayne Rooney; 16/1 Cesc Fabregas; 20/1 BAR

Steven Gerrard to be named in UEFA Team of the Tournament: 1/2 yes; 6/4 no

5/1 Wayne Rooney to win 116 (or more) caps for England

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

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England – Holland Specials

August 18, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alan Pardew, Cleverley, First Man, First United, Forthcoming Season, Graham Sharpe, Holland Game, Joey Barton, Manchester United Player, Outfield, Premier League Manager, Rio Ferdinand, Steve Kean, Team Mate, Team Mates, Wayne Rooney, Welbeck, Wesley Sneijder, William Hill, Win 4

WHICH UNITED PLAYER WILL BE FIRST TO FOUL TEAM-MATE SNEIJDER?

WITH speculation continuing that Wesley Sneijder will become a Manchester United player before the transfer window closes Hills offer 6/4 about that happening William Hill have opened a book on who will be the first United player to foul Sneijder during Wednesdays England versus Holland game, making Rio Ferdinand 11/8 favourite to get the first friendly foul in on his potential team-mate. Hills are also betting on which United player will take part in the game for the greatest number of minutes, and again make Ferdinand favourite, this time at 11/10. Half of the England starting outfield line-up could be United players, which will give Wesley Sneijder the opportunity to get a close-up look at his possible team-mates said Hills spokesman Graham Sharpe.

William Hill- FIRST MAN U PLAYER TO FOUL SNEIJDER
Rio Ferdinand 11/8
Ashley Young 13/8
Wayne Rooney 2/1
Danny Welbeck 8/1
Tom Cleverley 10/1

William Hill- MOST MINS ON PITCH V HOLLAND-
Rio Ferdinand 11/10
Wayne Rooney 9/4
Ashley Young 9/4
Danny Welbeck 10/1
Tom Cleverley 14/1

*William Hill will Sneijder join United before close of transfer window? 6/4 yes; 1/2 no.

ENGLAND ARE 7/5 TO BEAT THE DUTCH WHO ARE 2/1 WITH HILLS WITH THE DRAW 11/5.
Both teams to score?….10/11 yes; 10/11 no
How many goals in game? 0- 8/1; 1- 3/1; 2- 9/4; 3- 3/1; 4- 11/2; 5- 12/1; 6+ – 16/1
England win 4-1- 50/1.
England score in both halves 11/4
England come from behind to win 9/1
England keep clean sheet 8/5
England win to nil 11/4

*************PARDEW NOW FAVOURITE TO BE FIRST PREM BOSS TO GO*********************

ALAN PARDEW, who was a 20/1 chance to be the next Premier League manager to leave is club when William Hill opened their book for the forthcoming season, is now 5/2 favourite following the recent Joey Barton affair at Newcastle. Pardew has replaced Steve Kean, an 11/4 chance, as market leader. The vibes from Newcastle do not suggest all is sweetness and light at the club at the moment so we are not taking any chances with Pardews price to be the next boss out said Hills spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WILLIAM HILL NEXT PREM BOSS OUT5/2 Pardew; 11/4 Kean; 4 Warnock; 6 Redknapp; 9 McCarthy; 10 Bruce; 12 Coyle; Ferguson; Mancini; Martinez; 16 Mcleish; Moyes; Rodgers; 33 Jol; Lambert; Wenger; 40 Hodgson; 66 Dalglish; Pulis; Villas-Boas; 100 No manager to go during the season.

Graham Sharpe,
Media Relations Director.

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