William Hill Weekend Premier League Specials

****************************WILLIAM HILL WEEKEND SPECIALS********************************

YOU BET HE’LL SOON BE ROBERTGO OR ROBERTGONE!

WILLIAM HILL offer 8/1 that Roberto Mancini will still be Man City manager on January 1, 2013 – and just 7/4 that he will have left his job BEFORE the end of 2010. He has also be installed as 6/4 favourite to be the next Prem manager to leave his club. ‘Managers seem to be only as good as their last two or three results these days, and there is a perception that City’s owners are not the most patient in the football world, so punters want to back Mancini to be the next boss out’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

When will Roberto Mancini no longer be manager of Man City?

Before the end of 2010
7/4

Between 1st Jan 2011 – 31st March 2011
3/1

Between 1st April 2011 – 31st July 2011
3/1

Between 1st August – December 31st 2011
13/2

Between 1st January 2012 – December 31st 2012
7/1

Still Man City Manager 1st January 2013
8/1

Man City premier league finishing position 2010/11:

1st
14/1

2nd
9/2

3rd
7/2

4th
15/8

5th
10/3

6th
9/1

7th or lower
16/1

**WILLIAM HILL OFFER 33/1 THAT LIVERPOOL AND MAN CITY WILL CONTEST THE EUROPA LEAGUE FINAL.

**CITY ARE 1/5 TO WIN NO MAJOR TROPHIES THIS SEASON.

**NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO….6/4 Mancini; 3/1 Hodgson; 7/2 Grant; 5 Hughton; 10 McCarthy; 14 Martinez; 25 No more to go this season. (Others on request)

**NEXT MAN CITY BOSS…4 Hiddink; 5 O’Neill; 6 Rijkaard; 8 Pelligrini; 10 Mourinho; 11 Van Gaal (Others on request)
How Many Points Will Chelsea Be Clear After This Round of Games?

DETAILS

Eight
250/1

Seven
25/1

Six
200/1

Five
9/4

Four
50/1

Three
6/5

Two
11/10

TO WIN PREM TITLE…..4/7 Chelsea; 4 Man U; 5 Arsenal; 14 Man C; 80 Spurs

Hat-trick – 11/4 YES 1/4 NO

REDS CARDS –

DETAILS
ODDS

NONE
7/2

ONE
13/8

TWO OR MORE
10/11

Highest Scoring Match
Odds:

Arsenal v Newcastle
10/3

Man Utd v Wolves
9/2

Blackpool v Everton
6/1

Bolton v Tottenham
7/1

West Brom v Man City
7/1

Liverpool v Chelsea
15/2

Birmingham v West Ham
12/1

Blackburn v Wigan
12/1

Fulham v Aston Villa
12/1

Sunderland v Stoke
12/1

1/5th odds 1-2-3

Highest Scoring Team
Odds:

Arsenal
5/1

Man Utd
11/2

Everton
17/2

Blackburn
11/1

Man City
11/1

Chelsea
11/1

Tottenham
12/1

Birmingham
14/1

Fulham
14/1

Sunderland
14/1

Bolton
16/1

Aston Villa
20/1

Stoke
20/1

West Brom
20/1

Liverpool
22/1

West Ham
25/1

Blackpool
25/1

Wigan
33/1

Newcastle
33/1

Wolves
100/1

¼ odds 1-2-3-4

Team Scoring Quickest Goal

Man Utd
8/1

Arsenal
8/1

Blackburn
9/1

Man City
10/1

Everton
11/1

Chelsea
11/1

Wigan
12/1

Tottenham
14/1

Birmingham
14/1

Sunderland
14/1

Bolton
16/1

Fulham
16/1

West Brom
16/1

Aston Villa
18/1

Liverpool
18/1

West Ham
20/1

Blackpool
20/1

Stoke
20/1

Newcastle
25/1

Wolves
33/1

¼ odds 1-2-3-4

YOU BET GARETH COULD BALE OUT……..

WILLIAM HILL now make Gareth Bale 6/1 to win this season’s PFA Player of the Year – and quote him at 10/3 to have LEFT Spurs by the first day of next season (1/5 still to be there). ‘Bale is in the form of his life – and that won’t be going un-noticed by a number of other clubs who’ll be casting envious eyes in his direction’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS….GARETH BALE GOALS THIS SEASON:
First v England in next Euro qualifier: – 14/1 (11/2 anytime).
Total goals season (PL, FA, CL – 6 so far) –
Under 13 – 7/4
13 to 16 – 13/8
Over 16 – 13/8

WHO WILL WIN PFA PLAYER OF YEAR?
WILLIAM HILL have made Gareth Bale 6/1 second favourite to win the PFA Player of the Year Award after his recent sensational performances for Spurs. ‘Bale has certainly made a huge impression so far this season and must be in with a real shout of lifting this award if he stays fit and in form’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILL’S ODDS:
Didier Drogba 9/2
Gareth Bale 6/1
Carlos Tevez 7/1
Paul Scholes 7/1
Nani 11/1
Cesc Fabregas 12/1
Rafael van der Vaart 12/1
Florent Malouda 14/1
Michael Essien 16/1
Dimitar Berbatov 16/1
Nemanja Vidic 20/1
Wayne Rooney 20/1
Steven Gerrard 20/1
Andrei Arshavin 33/1
Frank Lampard 33/1
Fernando Torres 33/1
Adam Johnson 33/1
David Silva 33/1
James Milner 33/1
Joe Hart 33/1
Kevin Nolan 33/1
Nicolas Anelka 50/1
John Terry 50/1
Ryan Giggs 50/1
Darren Fletcher 50/1
Darren Bent 50/1
Rio Ferdinand 50/1
Mikel Arteta 50/1
Javier Hernandez 66/1
Andrew Carroll 66/1
Yaya Toure 66/1
Marouane Chamakh 100/1
WIN ONLY – OTHERS ON REQUEST

Further information……graham sharpe…0208 918 3731

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Rumours Spark Gamble On Hughes For Fulham Manager!

William Hill have slashed the price of Mark Hughes being named as the next Fulham manager from 5/4 to 2/9 this morning following a massive gamble for him this morning. Mark Hughes was an original 10/1 when the book opened following Hodgson’s departure. “Our customers were queuing outside our shops in Chelsea & Fulham, to back Sparky and we would not be surprised if there is an announcement in the next 24hrs,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams
William Hill Odds: Next Permanent Fulham Manager: 2/9 Mark Hughes; 10/3 Sven Goran Eriksson; 11/1 Dave Jones; 12/1 Lee Clark; 14/1 Jurgen Klinsmann; 16/1 Alan Curbishley; 16/1 Ray Lewington; 20/1 Slaven Bilic; 20/1 Manuel Pelligrini; 20/1 Stuart Baxter; 20/1 Ottmar Hitzfeld; 20/1 Bob Bradley; 25/1 Bar

Further Information…Rupert Adams….0208 918 3858…..0784 1011 584

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Jose Mourinho: The Special One Or A Lucky Punter!

Jose Mourinho has been in charge of Real Madrid for nearly two months and it is almost time to discover if he is indeed the Special One. William Hill have opened a book of Real Madrid specials in anticipation of the forthcoming season. Real are 4/7 to win a major trophy next season (La Liga, Copa del Rey or Champions League) and 5/4 that they do not. Jose is 33/1 to scoop the treble. Despite Mourinho’s preference for defensive football, Real are 7/2 to score more than 100 goals this season and 5/1 to break the La Liga record for goals scored by a team (107 in 1998-9 by Real Madrid). The abject performances in ‘El Classico’ last season certainly did not endear Manuel Pelligrini to the Real faithful and Mourinho is 9/2 to win both Barcelona clashes. For no Real wins, Hills offer 5/4 and Evens that they win one. Should he fail, Hills offer 7/2 that he is out of the job before the last day of the season.

“For the first time in his career there is no hiding in Madrid for Mourinho. With the talent and funds available to him, it could be argued that Real will be expecting to win everything next season. Should he fail, it would be interesting to see if he receives more support from the board than his predecessors have,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Real Madrid specials:

To score more than 100 league goals – 7/2

To break the record for goals scored by a team (107) – 5/1

To win a major trophy next year – 4/7 Yes; 5/4 No

To do the treble (La Liga, Copa del Rey; Champions League) – 33/1

Vs. Barcelona: Number of wins – 5/4 None; 1/1 One; 9/2 Two

Mourinho to still be manager at the start of next season – 1/6 Yes; 7/2 No

Further Information…Joe Crilly….0208 918 3858

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