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Big Boys Beware Of Carling Cupsets

September 27, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Big Boys, Carling Cup, Crystal Palace, Draw 6, Greenside, Joe Crilly, League Winner, Leeds, Leyton Orient, London N22, Manchester United, Mk, Newcastle, Premier League Clubs, Rochdale, Second String, Stoke 9, William Hill, Williamhill, Wolves

The Carling Cup third round kicks off this week with a number of tasty ties taking place over Tuesday and Wednesday. With the giant killing nature of the competition, William Hill are offering 7/4 that a non Premier League side gets to the final and 6/1 that there is a non Premier League winner of the competition. With a maximum of 11 Premier League clubs able to progress through to the next round, Hills offer 7/2 that there are eleven Premier League sides in the hat for the fourth round. An all Premier League final is offered at 2/5.

There will undoubtedly be a few lower league clubs that will fancy their chances against the second string sides of the big boys and there is the potential for an upset or two, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly

Tuesdays League Cup Fixtures:

8/5 Aldeshot; 17/10 Rochdale; 9/4 Draw
2/9 Arsenal; 12/1 Shrewsbury; 5/1 Draw
5/6 Aston Villa; 7/2 Bolton; 23/10 Draw
1/1 Burnley; 13/5 MK Dons; 5/2 Draw
5/1 Leeds; 8/15 Manchester United; 3/1 Draw
21/10 Nottingham Forest; 13/10 Newcastle; 9/4 Draw
6/4 Stoke; 9/5 Tottenham; 11/5 Draw
4/5 Wolves; 7/2 Millwall; 5/2 Draw
1/3 Blackburn; 8/1 Leyton Orient; 4/1 Draw
21/10 Crystal Palace; 13/10 Middlesbrough; 23/10 Draw

Specials:

2/5 All Premier League Carling Cup Final

7/4 Non Premier League side to reach the Carling Cup Final

6/1 Non Premier League side to win the Carling Cup

7/2 11 Premier League sides to make it through to the fourth round

Joe Crilly
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Fergie Set To Ring Changes For Visit Of Chelsea

May 13, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alex Ferguson, Asenjo, Asmir Begovic, Capitulation, Crowd Hill, David De Gea, Fergie, First Game, Joe Crilly, Manchester United, Manuel Neuer, Old Trafford, Rooney, Schalke, Scorer, Second String, Shay, Sir Alex Ferguson, Strikers, Yellow Card

Manchester United made light work of Schalke at Old Trafford with a second string side and Sir Alex Ferguson now looks ahead to his tie with Chelsea on Sunday. Hills offer 11/10 that just two of Wednesdays starting XI take to the field at the start of the weekends big match and 11/1 that four or more do so. Following Manuel Neuers capitulation in front of the Old Trafford crowd, Hills have lengthened the odds of him starting Uniteds first game of next season to 8/1 from 11/2. The odds suggest that if Fergie is to bring in another keeper, it will more than likely be David De Gea, who is 9/4 to start Uniteds first game of next season.

Fergie obviously had one eye on Sundays game when naming his side against Schalke and the odds suggest that he will ring the changes against Chelsea, said Hills spokesman Joe Crilly.

United are the 7/5 favourites to win on Sunday, while Chelsea are offered at 19/10. The draw is 23/10. All eyes will be on the two sides big strikers and Hills are offering markets on what both Torres and Rooney will do first. Rooney is 8/13 to complete the match without scoring or being carded, while Torres appears more likely to be subbed (4/9).

What Will Rooney Do First: 8/13 Complete Match; 9/4 Be Substituted; 9/2 Yellow Card; 6/1 Score; 40/1 Sent Off

What Will Torres Do First: 4/9 Substituted; 9/4 Complete Match; 5/1 Yellow Card; 10/1 Score; 40/1 Sent Off

How Many Of Starting XI vs Schalke Will Start Against Chelsea: 25/1 None; 9/4 One; 11/10 Two; 11/4 Three; 11/1 Four or more

Who Will Start In Goal First Game Of Next Season For Manchester United: 2/1 Tomasz Kuszczak; 9/4 David De Gea; 4/1 Anders Lindegaard; 8/1 Manuel Neuer; 14/1 Asmir Begovic; 16/1 Rob Green; 16/1 Shay Given; 20/1 Ben Amos; 20/1 Sergio Asenjo; 33/1 Kasper Schmeichel

Manchester United / Chelsea:

90 Minutes: 7/5 Manchester United; 19/10 Chelsea; 23/10 Draw

Either Side To Come From Behind To Win: 6/1

First Scorer (Manchester United): 5/1 Wayne Rooney; 11/2 Javier Hernandez; 7/1 Dimitar Berbatov; 9/1 Michael Owen; 10/1 Nani; 12/1 Ryan Giggs; 14/1 BAR

First Scorer (Chelsea): 6/1 Didier Drogba; 15/2 Fernando Torres; 9/1 Frank Lampard; 10/1 Nicolas Anelka; 11/1 Florent Malouda; 14/1 BAR

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

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Man U V Chelsea Specials

May 13, 2011 Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker 0 Comments Alex Ferguson, Capitulation, Chelsea, Crowd Hill, First Game, Goal Difference, Graham Sharpe, Man Utd, Manchester United, Manuel Neuer, Old Trafford, Prem, Premier League, Rooney, Schalke, Second String, Sir Alex Ferguson, Strikers, William Hill, Yellow Card

Sunday Premier League Specials
*****************************WILLIAM HILL PREMIER LEAGUE SUNDAY SPECIALS*****************************************

Hills..Top of the Premier League on Sunday Night:

Chelsea top by a better goal difference of 2 7/2
Chelsea top by a better goal difference of 4 8/1
Chelsea top by a better goal difference of 6 or more 16/1
Man Utd to be top 4/11

HILLS OFFER 6/1 THE PREM LEAGUE TITLE WILL BE DECIDED ON GOAL DIFFERENCE.

WITH MANCHESTER UNITED now within touching distance of a Premier-Champions League double, William Hill are not only quoting 9/4 that they complete that double, but also offer 8/1 that Sir Alex Ferguson quits as manager within 24 hours of the final whistle. ‘If Fergie could land such a memorable double at Wembley Stadium he may just decide that that would be a great note to bow out on’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
United are 4/1 to win NEITHER the Premier or Champions League.

Fergie Set To Ring Changes For Visit Of Chelsea
Manchester United made light work of Schalke with a second string side. Hills offer 11/10 that just two of Wednesdays starting XI take to the field at the start of the weekends big match and 11/1 that four or more do so. Following Manuel Neuers capitulation in front of the Old Trafford crowd, Hills have lengthened the odds of him starting Uniteds first game of next season to 8/1 from 11/2.
United are the 7/5 favourites to win on Sunday, while Chelsea are offered at 19/10. The draw is 23/10. All eyes will be on the two sides big strikers and Hills are offering markets on what both Torres and Rooney will do first. Rooney is 8/13 to complete the match without scoring or being carded, while Torres appears more likely to be subbed (4/9).

What Will Rooney Do First: 8/13 Complete Match; 9/4 Be Substituted; 9/2 Yellow Card; 6/1 Score; 40/1 Sent Off

What Will Torres Do First: 4/9 Substituted; 9/4 Complete Match; 5/1 Yellow Card; 10/1 Score; 40/1 Sent Off

How Many Of Starting XI vs Schalke Will Start Against Chelsea: 25/1 None; 9/4 One; 11/10 Two; 11/4 Three; 11/1 Four or more

Manchester United / Chelsea:

90 Minutes: 7/5 Manchester United; 21/10 Chelsea; 23/10 Draw

Either Side To Come From Behind To Win: 6/1

Both sides to score – 4/5 yes; 19/20 no

Win 1st half – 2/1 Man U; 19/20 Draw; 11/4 Chelsea

Goal in first 15m – 11/5; Card in first 15m – 8/5

Win both halves – Man U 11/2; Chelsea 10/1

Penalty in game – 11/4….Red card – 21/10

Chelsea to win 2-1 12/1; United to win 2-1 10/1

Man U lead half time/full time 3/1
Chelsea lead half time/full time 5/1

First Scorer in game: 11/2 Wayne Rooney; 11/2 Javier Hernandez; 7/1 Dimitar Berbatov; 9/1 Michael Owen; 10/1 Nani; 12/1 Ryan Giggs; 14/1 BAR

First Scorer in game : 7/1 Didier Drogba; 15/2 Fernando Torres; 9/1 Frank Lampard; 10/1 Nicolas Anelka; 11/1 Florent Malouda; 14/1 BAR

Further information……graham sharpe…..0780 3233702