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Pompey Odds On For Hart Boss Chop And Drop

September 27, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alex Ferguson, Alex Mcleish, Arsene Wenger, Carlo Ancelotti, David Moyes, Fb, Gary Megson, Gianfranco Zola, Graham Sharpe, Harry Redknapp, Hughes 25, Martin O Neill, Mick Mccarthy, Portsmouth Odds, Rafa Benitez, Relegation Odds, Roy Hodgson, Sam Allardyce, Sir Alex Ferguson, Tony Pulis, William Hill

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

Hills: Relegation odds:

Portsmouth
4/9

Hull
4/7

Burnley
Evs

Birmingham
13/8

Wolves
7/4

Wigan
9/2

Bolton
5/1

Stoke
9/1

Blackburn
9/1

Sunderland
14/1

Fulham
14/1

West Ham
16/1

Everton
33/1

Aston Villa
100/1

Tottenham
150/1

Man City
500/1

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Bookmaker News

Chelsea 20/1 To Stay Unbeaten All Season

September 9, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Arsenal, Birmingham 6, Fabio Capello, Fb, Fulham, Gb Squad, Graham Sharpe, Liverpool, Man City, Managerial Roles, Manchester City, Manchester United, Portsmouth, Premiership Title, Relegation Odds, Roy Hodgson, Spokesman, West Ham, Wigan, William Hill, Wolves

CHELSEA 6/5 TITLE FAVOURITES – 20/1 TO STAY UNBEATEN ALL SEASON

CHELSEA are 6/5 favourites with William Hill to win the Premiership title, with Manchester United now in to 13/8 second favourites after beating Arsenal, who are 11/2 third favourites, with Liverpool 13/2; Manchester City 12/1 and Spurs now down from 200/1 to 25/1. ‘If Spurs keep up their terrific start to the season we could be looking at a six horse title race’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Hills now make Chelsea 20/1, and Spurs 250/1 to stay unbeaten all season in the Premiership.

WILL ROY GET FABIO JOB?

ROY HODGSON has been backed from 33/1 to 16/1 with William Hill to succeed Fabio Capello as England boss – and has been made 3/1 by Hills to be manager of the 2012 Olympic GB squad. ‘All of a sudden Roy Hodgson, who did such a great job with Fulham last season, has become flavour of the month for national managerial roles, and we’ve seen support for him to be the next England and Olympic manager’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe,

William Hill Relegation odds:

Burnley 8/13 (6/5 stay up)

Portsmouth 8/11(evens)

Hull 5/6 (5/6)

Birmingham 6/5

Wolves 15/8

Bolton 7/2

Wigan 4/1

Stoke 7/1

Blackburn 7/1

Fulham 11/1

Sunderland 12/1

West Ham 16/1

Everton 25/1

Aston Villa 50/1

Man City 100/1

Tottenham 100/1

W/O Big 4

Man City 5/6

Tottenham 6/4

Aston Villa 8/1

Everton 14/1

Fulham 33/1

Sunderland 33/1

West Ham 40/1

Wigan 100/1

Stoke 100/1

Blackburn 125/1

Bolton 175/1

Wolves 200/1

Portsmouth 250/1

Burnley 250/1

Birmingham 250/1

Hull 250/1

1/3 1.2.

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Bookmaker News

Cornish Punter Out To Leave Bookies Pasty Faced With £100,000 Spurs Gamble

September 1, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bookies, Cornish Pasty, Didier Drogba, Dimitar Berbatov, Emmanuel Adebayor, Fb, Fernando Torres, Golden Boot, Graham Sharpe, Harry Redknapp, Jermain Defoe, Man City, Manchester United, Michael Owen, Nicolas Anelka, Premiership Title, Relegation Odds, Robin Van Persie, Steven Gerrard, Wayne Rooney, William Hill

WILL BOOKIES BE PASTY-FACED AFTER £100,000 SPURS TITLE GAMBLE?

A CORNISH Spurs’ fan has staked £2500 on Harry Redknapp’s side to win the Premiership title at 40/1, causing William Hill to cut their odds to 25/1 as a result.
‘Harry Redknapp has Spurs playing well but few people would be willing to risk this sort of amount on them at this early stage of the season, so it is a bold wager’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.’And if it comes off we’ll be pasty-faced at having to pay him £100,000′!
Hills have cut Manchester United from 10/3 to 11/4 second favourites for the title after their hammering of Wigan. Chelsea are 13/8 favourites, with Liverpool 9/2; Arsenal 5/1 and Man City 10/1.
CITY are 8/11 favourites in the Without Big 4 market with Hills who also offer 15/8 Spurs; 8 Everton, Villa; 20 Fulham; 25 Sunderland; West Ham.

LATEST WILLIAM HILL GOLDEN BOOT ODDS:

Fernando Torres
10/3

Didier Drogba
6/1

Wayne Rooney
13/2

Michael Owen
10/1

Emmanuel Adebayor
12/1

Nicolas Anelka and…….

…….Jermain Defoe both
12/1

Robin Van Persie
20/1

Steven Gerrard
20/1

Dimitar Berbatov
20/1

Darren Bent
22/1

WILLIAM HILL RELEGATION ODDS….4/7 Burnley (5/4 stay up); 4/6 Hull (11/10); 8/11 Portsmouth (Evens); 5/4 Birmingham; 15/8 Wolves; 4/1 Wigan; 9/2 Bolton; 6/1 Blackburn.

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Bookmaker News

Pompey Drop Odds Cut

August 18, 2009 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Bookmakers, Bookmaking, Cutting, Fb, Financial Meltdown, Financial Woes, Graham Sharpe, Pompey, Portsmouth, Relegation Odds, Spokesman, Takeover, William Hill

Portsmouth slashed from 6/1 to 6/4 for drop:
COULD FINANCIAL WOES SINK POMPEY?

BOOKMAKERS William Hill have cut their odds about Portsmouth being relegated this season from 15/8 to 6/4 after runours of financial meltdown at the club swept the world of bookmaking.
‘We began to hear stories during the afternoon, suggesting that Portsmouth may be in danger of going into administration, so reacted accordingly by cutting their relegation odds just in case there might be something in it – the gamble on Portsmouth to go down has been developing all the way through the close season as the much vaunted takeover has failed to take place.At one time they were 6/1 for the drop – but that price is long gone’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

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