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You Bet Champagne Charlie Will Set Nations Cup Alight

February 16, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Andy Keogh, Champagne Charlie, Chris Maguire, Craig Bellamy, David Healy, Draw 6, Fb, James Mcfadden, Kenny Miller, Kevin Doyle, Kyle Lafferty, Naismith, Nations Cup, Rangers Team, Rep Ireland, Republic Of Ireland, Robbie Keane, Robert Earnshaw, Team Mate, Warren Feeney, William Hill

The Carling Nations Cup starts tonight and William Hill make the Republic of Ireland their 11/10 favourites to win the tournament. Scotland are the 5/2 second favourites. Scotland are playing Northern Ireland on Wednesday evening and William Hill make Scotland the 6/5 favourites to beat Northern Ireland who are 15/8. The last time the two sides played, the pair played out a nil-nil draw, which is 6/1 to happen this time around, while Allan McGregor saved a David Healy penalty. Hills are offering 25/1 that the Scottish stopper saves a penalty from his new Rangers team-mate and 10/3 that a player is awarded a red card during the match.

Much will be expected of Charlie Adam following his fine performances for Blackpool this season and Hills make him 12/1 to score first, while he is 15/2 to score anytime and Scotland to win.

Carling Nations Cup:

To Win Outright: 11/10 Rep. Ireland; 5/2 Scotland; 4/1 Wales; 5/1 Northern Ireland

Top Goalscorer: 7/2 Kevin Doyle; 9/2 Kenny Miller; 8/1 Robbie Keane; 9/1 Robert Earnshaw; 9/1 David Healy; 10/1 Craig Bellamy; 10/1 Stephen Naismith; 12/1 Shane Long; 12/1 James McFadden; 14/1 Andy Keogh; 16/1 Freddy Eastwood; 16/1 Kyle Lafferty; 20/1 Simon Church; 20/1 Warren Feeney; 20/1 Liam Boyce; 25/1 Chris Maguire (others on request) ew 1/5 1, 2, 3

To Win All Three Matches: 5/1 Republic of Ireland; 10/1 Scotland; 16/1 Wales; 20/1 Northern Ireland

4/6 Rep. Ireland; 10/3 Wales; 12/5 Draw

15/8 Northern Ireland; 6/5 Scotland; 21/10 Draw

Will An Old Firm Player Score In The Two Matches: 1/2 Yes; 6/4 No (at least 5 Old Firm players must start or bets void)

Last time Scotland and Northern Ireland met, Allan McGregor saved a David Healy penalty
Allan McGregor to save a David Healy penalty: 25/1

Northern Ireland had a man sent off in that meeting
Red Card in match: 1/5 No; 10/3 Yes

Last time the two sides played, the score was 0-0
Goalless Draw: 6/1

Champagne Charlie: 5/1 Charlie Adam to score; 15/2 Charlie Adam to score anytime and Scotland to win; 12/1 Charlie Adam to score first; 18/1 Charlie Adam to score first and Scotland to win; 20/1 Charlie Adam to score two or more

Further Information…Joe Crilly…0208 918 3746

Additional Info: http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/y/5/Football.html

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United / Rangers To Show Massive Improvement…gareth 13/2 To Bale Out Spurs

November 30, 2010 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Battle Of Britain, Champions League, Fb, Joe Crilly, Kenny Miller, Man Utd, Manchester United, Massive Improvement, Match 2, Phil Neville, Rangers Team, Scottish Side, Snoozefest, Spectacle, Spurs, Team Tomorrow, Tomorrow Night, Van Der Vaart, Wayne Rooney, Werder Bremen, William Hill

In a must win game for Rangers against Manchester United, William Hill have priced the Scottish side at 11/4 to defeat United and Rangers are 11/2 to qualify from group C. Wayne Rooney looks set to make his first start for United since his return from injury and Hills are offering 11/10 that Rooney scores more goals than the entire Rangers team tomorrow night while he is 4/9 to score more goals than Kenny Miller.

The last time that Manchester United travelled to Ibrox, Phil Neville scored the only goal after just five minutes and Hills are offering 23/10 that the first goal is scored in the first to 15th minute. It is 5/6 that both teams score.

Despite attracting a lot of money, the last Battle of Britain fizzled out into a non-spectacle, hopefully both sides will bring out their A-Game and we should see a couple of goals that will make up for Septembers snoozefest, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

Spurs have made a habit in recent weeks of coming back from behind to get results and William Hill are offering 20/1 that Spurs come from behind at half-time to win the game and 13/2 that Bale scores the last goal. For both Van der Vaart and Bale to score is priced at 8/1.

Spurs are 4/9 to win at home while Werder Bremen are 5/1. The draw is 19/5.

William Hill Wednesday Champions League Odds:

Rangers to Qualify from Group C
YES 11/2
NO 1/10

Match Odds
Rangers 11/4
Draw 11/5
Man Utd 5/6

Handicap Odds
Rangers (+1) 8/11
Tie 5/2
Man Utd (-1) 14/5

Rangers (+2) 1/4
Tie 9/2
Man Utd (-2) 6/1

Rangers (-1) 10/1
Tie 5/1
Man Utd (+1) 2/13

Match Winner 1
Red Card in Match 5/1

Match Winner 2
Any Scottish Player to score in the match 2/1

Rangers v Rooney
Who will score the most
Rangers 4/6
Rooney 11/10
Rooney must start or void. Tie = Void

Miller v Rooney Match Bet
Who will score the most on Wednesday?
Kenny Miller 13/8
Wayne Rooney 4/9
Both Must Start or Void. Tie = Void

To Keep a Clean Sheet
Rangers 3/1
Man Utd 21/20

To Win To Nil
Rangers 11/2
Man Utd 29/20

Rangers have failed to score in their three previous meetings with Man Utd
Rangers have scored exactly one goal in 4 of their last 5 home group games
Total Rangers Goals
None 21/20
One 11/8
Two 9/2
Three 16/1
Four or More 45/1

Will Both Teams Score?
Yes 5/6
No 5/6

Kenny Miller still hasn’t scored in the Champions League
this season and has possibly only 2 games left.
Will Kenny Miller Score in Group C?
Yes 2/1
No 4/11

Phil Neville scored the only goal of the match after just 5 minutes
the last time Man Utd visited Ibrox
Time of the 1st Goal?
1st to 15th Minute 23/10
16th to 30th Minute 3/1
21st Minute to Half Time 4/1
46th Minute to 60th Minute 6/1
61st to 75th Minute 17/2
76th Minute to Full Time 10/1
No Goal 13/2

Timecast
Rangers Score 1st and 1st Goal up to and including 30th minute 7/2
Rangers Score 1st and 1st Goal After 31 minutes 4/1
Man Utd Score 1st and 1st Goal up to and including 30th minute 7/4
Man Utd Score 1st and 1st Goal after 31 minutes 2/1
No Goal 13/2

Margin of Victory
Rangers By 1 Goal 5/1
Rangers By 2 Goals 14/1
Rangers By 3 Goals 33/1
Rangers By 4 or More Goals 55/1
Man Utd By 1 Goal 12/5
Man Utd By 2 Goals 4/1
Man Utd By 3 Goals 9/1
Man Utd By 4 or More Goals 16/1

Lead At Half Time And Not Win
Rangers 9/1
Man Utd 11/1

Come From Behind And Win
Rangers 16/1
Man Utd 15/2

Come From Behind And Draw
Rangers 17/2
Man Utd 17/2

Come From Behind And Win Or Draw
Rangers 6/1
Man Utd 4/1

All of Man Utds away goals in Group C have come in the Second Half
Half of 1st Man Utd Goal
1st Half 17/20
No Goal 3/1
2nd Half 2/1

Goalscorers
Kenny Miller to score 11/4
Kenny Miller to score first 8/1
Kenny Miller to score anytime and Rangers to win 13/2
Kenny Miller to score first and Rangers to win 16/1
Steven Naismith to score 7/1
Steven Naismith to score first 10/1
Steven Naismith to score anytime and Rangers to win 15/2
Steven Naismith to score first and Rangers to win 20/1
Wayne Rooney to score EVS
Wayne Rooney to score first 4/1
Wayne Rooney to score anytime and Man Utd to win 8/5
Wayne Rooney to score first and Man Utd to win 11/2
Darren Fletcher to score 6/1
Darren Fletcher to score first and Man Utd to win 16/1
Darren Fletcher to score anytime and Man Utd to win 8/1
Darren Fletcher to score first and Man Utd to win 22/1

4/9 Tottenham; 5/1 Werder Bremen; 19/5 Draw

8/1 Van der Vaart & Bale Both To Score

Time of first goal: 9/5 1st to 15th minute; 12/5 16th to 30th minute; 15/4 31st Minute to Half Time; 7/1 46th to 60th minute; 11/1 61st to 75th minute;14/1 76th to Full time; 16/1 no goal

Further Information…Joe Crilly…0208 918 3746 / 07850 518 164