Will Second Bite Of The Cherry Get Fergie’s Son Into Old Trafford Hotseat?

William Hill are offering 25/1 that Peterborough win League 1 and 50/1 that Darren Ferguson is Sir Alex Ferguson’s replacement at Manchester United. For Ferguson to get Peterborough into the Premier League within five years is 16/1.

“Because of his family ties, Ferguson will always be in the running for the Manchester United job, however, the odds suggest that Fergie Sr’s retirement, when it comes, will be a touch too early for his son,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

Hills are also offering odds on how many Manchester United players Peterborough take on loan during January and are offering 5/6 that none make the move. It is 3/1 that one swaps Old Trafford for London Road and 2/1 that two do.

William Hill Peterborough/Darren Ferguson Odds:

How Many Manchester United Players Will Peterborough Take On Loan (January signings only): 5/6 None; 2/1 Two; 3/1 One

What Division Will Darren Ferguson’s Next Job Be In: 13/8 League 1; 9/4 Championship; 3/1 League Two; 4/1 Other; 16/1 Premier League

16/1 Darren Ferguson to lead Peterborough to the Premier League within five years

50/1 D. Ferguson to be the next permanent Manchester United manager

25/1 Peterborough to win League 1 this season

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

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You Bet Preston Fans Will Be Browned Off

YOU BET PRESTON FANS WILL STILL BE BROWNED OFF!

Despite appointing Phil Brown as their new manager, Preston are 7/4 with William Hill to remain in the Championship and 2/5 to be relegated – while Hills offer Even money that Brown will get them off the bottom of the table at any stage of the rest of the season, but Even money that they never manage to rise above that position.
‘Brown seems to relish a challenge – which is just as well considering Preston’s current plight’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
After Sir Alex Ferguson called back all of the Man U players on loan at Preston, Hills offer 5/2 that any United player will figure in the Preston side for any Championship game during the rest of the season.
Hills also offer 25/1 that Brown will keep his players on the pitch during half time of any Championship match this season, and 8/1 that the new boss will entertain the fans by singing on the pitch at any stage of the Championship season.’Brown is one of the game’s more eccentric characters so Preston fans can probably look forward to one or two surprise exploits’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WHERE WILL LIVERPOOL FINISH THE SEASON?

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on where Liverpool will finish the Premier League season in the table and make 5th-7th their 11/8 favourite. ‘Perhaps it is something of a damning indictment on the general current lack of quality in the Premier League that a club performing as badly as Liverpool can still be predicted to finish on the heels of the top four’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS…Where will Liverpool finish?

DETAILS
ODDS

Top Four
20/1

5th – 7th
11/8

8th – 10th
13/8

11th – 14th
3/1

15th – 17th
10/1

Bottom three
25/1

Further information….graham sharpe……0208 918 3731

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Grant Next To Go Following Hughton Departure

Following the departure of Chris Hughton, William Hill have reopened the betting of the next Premier League manager to leave. West Ham manager Avram Grant is the 7/4 favourite ahead of Wolves manager, Mick McCarthy, and Manchester City’s Roberto Mancini both at 5/1. For another manager to go before Christmas is 7/4.

“Chris Hughton’s departure came as quite a shock seeing as he was 16/1 at the start of the weekend. Under-Fire Avram Grant was the favourite to go before we suspended betting and now the market has reopened he is once again walking on a knife edge” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Next Manager To Go Odds:

7/4 Avram Grant; 5/1 Mick McCarthy; 5/1 Roberto Mancini; 6/1 Carlo Ancelotti; 10/1 Roberto Martinez; 11/1 Roy Hodgson; 20/1 Ian Holloway; 20/1 Mark Hughes; 25/1 Next Newcastle Manager; 25/1 Sam Allardyce; 28/1 No Manger To Go; 33/1 Alex McLeish; 33/1 David Moyes; 33/1 Steve Bruce; 40/1 Gerard Houllier; 50/1 Owen Coyle; 50/1 Roberto Di Matteo; 50/1 Arsene Wenger; 66/1 Tony Pulis; 100/1 Sir Alex Ferguson; 100/1 Harry Redknapp

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

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

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History Making Premier League Weekend Defies Odds Of 486/1

Tottenham, Liverpool, Chelsea and Newcastle all scored which made it the first time in Premier League history that all 20 teams have scored in the Premier League and defied odds of 486/1 on William Hill’s ‘will both teams score’ coupon. Hills are offering odds of 16/1 that it happens again this season.

Chelsea failed to win once more and Hills are offering 7/1 that Chelsea fail to register three points before Christmas. They are 1/3 to defeat Everton next week, however. Ancelotti will be feeling the strain again and Hills are 9/4 that he has left his position by the opening game of next season. He is also 7/1 to be the next manager to go.

Roy Hodgson’s Liverpool managed to snatch defeat from the jaws of victory and he is now 7/1 to be the next manager to leave their job. Avram Grant is the 10/11 favourite.

“It really was a fantastic weekend of football with upsets and plenty of goals. It may be a long time until we see another one like it,” said Hill’s spomkesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Premier League Odds:

2nd Manager To Leave: 10/11 Avram Grant; 5/1 Roberto Mancini; 13/2 Roberto Martinez; 7/1 Carlo Ancelotti; 7/1 Roy Hodson; 8/1 Mick McCarthy; 16/1 Chris Hughton; 20/1 Ian Holloway; 20/1 Mark Hughes; 25/1 Sam Allardyce; 25/1 Arsene Wenger; 33/1 Roberto Di Matteo; 33/1 Steve Bruce; 33/1 Alex McLeish; 33/1 Gerrard Houllier; 33/1 Owen Coyle; 33/1 Tony Pulis; 33/1 No Manager To Go; 40/1 David Moyes; 66/1 Harry Redknapp; 66/1 Sir Alex Ferguson

When Will Chelsea Next Win: 1/3 Everton; 13/2 Marseille; 7/1 Tottenham; 10/1 Manchester United; 7/1 None Of These Fixtures (Must be played in that order)

Ancelotti to be manager of Chelsea for the first game of next season: 1/3 Yes; 9/4 No

20/1 All 20 teams to score over the course of Saturday – Monday again this season: 16/1 *must be full programme of 10 fixtures where all 20 teams play between Saturday and Monday

Further Information…07850 518 164…Joe Crilly

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Ancelotti Safe…for Now: But Hiddink 6/4 To Step Into The Breach

Chelsea have denied that Carlo Ancelotti is leaving Chelsea and have assured him of his short term future. This does not stop him from being the 11/4 second favourite at William Hill to be the next Premier League manager to leave their post. Avram Grant is the 10/11 favourite in the sack race while Roberto Mancini completes the top three at 4/1. Ancelotti is 1/10 to have left Chelsea before Roman Abramovich.

“Ancelotti, looks safe for now but the odds suggest that he is on very shaky ground,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

Chelsea are 5/4 to win no trophies this season, although the Blues are 11/10 to win this year’s Premier League.

Guus Hiddink is the 6/4 favourite to be the next permanent Chelsea manager, ahead of 13/2 Didier Deschamps and 8/1 Frank Rijkaard. Fan’s favourite Jose Mourinho is 10/1.

William Hill Chelsea Odds:

Next Permanent Chelsea Manager: 6/4 Guus Hiddink; 13/2 Didier Deschamps; 8/1 Frank Rijkaard; 10/1 Jose Mourinho; 12/1 Fabio Capello; 12/1 Martin O’Neill; 14/1 Jurgen Klinsmann; 16/1 David Moyes; 16/1 Roberto Di Matteo; 20/1 Gus Poyet; 20/1 Marcello Lippi; 20/1 Steve Clarke; 20/1 Gianfranco Zola; 25/1 Harry Redknapp; 33/1 Mark Hughes; 33/1 Sven Goran Eriksson; 66/1 Dennis Wise; 66/1 Ray Wilkins; 66/1 Sir Alex Ferguson

Chelsea Trophies This Season: 5/4 No Trophies; 6/1 Premier League & Champion’s League; 13/2 Premier League & FA Cup; 14/1 FA Cup & Champion’s League; 25/1 Premier League, FA Cup & Champion’s League

Who Will Leave Chelsea First: 1/10 Ancelotti; 11/2 Abramovich

2nd Premier League Manager To Leave: 10/11 Avram Grant; 11/4 Carlo Ancelotti; 4/1 Roberto Mancini; 10/1 Roberto Martinez; 10/1 Mick McCarthy; 10/1 Roy Hodgson; 14/1 Chris Hughton; 16/1 Ian Holloway; 18/1 Mark Hughes; 25/1 Sam ALlardyce; 25/1 Gerard Houllier; 33/1 Roberto Di Matteo; 33/1 Steve Bruce; 33/1 Alex McLeish; 33/1 Owen Coyle; 33/1 Tony Pulis; 33/1 No Manager To Go; 40/1 David Moyes; 40/1 Arsene Wenger; 66/1 Harry Redknapp; 66/1 Sir Alex Ferguson

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

Additional Info: http://sports.williamhill.com/bet/en-gb/betting/y/15/TV+Specials.html

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Avram Slashed To Be Out Of Job Next

Avram Slashed To Be Out Of Job Next

Manchester City beat Fulham on Sunday to ease the pressure on manager, Roberto Mancini. He is priced at 5/2, eased from 2/1 to be the next manager to get the boot. Carlo Ancelotti was the big mover this weekend , he was priced at 25/1 at the start of the weekend to be the next manager to leave his job, however, two straight defeats have seen his odds slashed to 10/1. Avram Grant is odds on to be the next manager to go at 4/5. For no manager to go before the end of the season is 33/1.

Despite their somewhat sketchy form of late, Chelsea are the 11/10 favourites to win the league followed by 9/4 Manchester United, who are also priced at 20/1 to remain unbeaten all season.

William Hill Football Odds:

Next Manager To Leave Their Job: 4/5 Avram Grant; 5/2 Roberto Mancini; 9/1 Roy Hodgson; 10/1 Roberto Martinez; 10/1 Mick McCarthy; 10/1 Carlo Ancelotti; 12/1 Chris Hughton; 14/1 Ian Holloway; 18/1 Mark Hughes; 25/1 Sam Allardyce; 25/1 Gerard Houllier; 33/1 Roberto Di Matteo; 33/1 Steve Bruce; 33/1 Alex McLeish; 33/1 Owen Coyle; 33/1 Tony Pulis; 33/1 No Manager To Go; 40/1 David Moyes; 40/1 Arsene Wenger; 66/1 Harry Redknapp; 66/1 Sir Alex Ferguson

Premier League Outright: 11/10 Chelsea; 9/4 Man Utd; 9/2 Arsenal; 15/2 Man City; 66/1 Liverpool; 66/1 Tottenham; 500/1 Everton 500/1 Bolton; 1000/1 Aston Villa; 1000/1 Sunderland; 1000/1 Blackburn; 1000/1 Newcastle; 1500/1 Fulham; 2000/1 Birmingham; 2000/1 Stoke; 2000/1 Wigan; 2000/1 West Brom; 2000/1 Blackpool; 5000/1 West Ham; 5000/1 Wolves

Further Information…Joe Crilly…07850 518 164

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Hodgson Still Odds On To Be Next Prem Boss Out As Hills Open Book On Title One – Two

PREDICT THE TITLE 1-2.

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on which teams will finish 1-2 in the Premier League and make Chelsea to win with Man U second their 9/4 favourite. ‘Punters can speculate on the 1-2 outcome at the end of the season at attractive odds’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. Hills offer 20/1 a United-City 1-2; 28/1 City – United.

Chelsea/Man Utd…9/4
Chelsea/Man City…7/2
Chelsea/Arsenal…11/4
Man Utd/Chelsea…6/1
Man Utd/Man City….20/1
Man Utd/Arsenal….16/1
Man City/Chelsea…12/1
Man City/Arsenal33/1
Man City/Man Utd..28/1
Arsenal/Chelsea…..8/1
Arsenal/Man Utd18/1
Arsenal/Man City28/1
Any other combination40/1

HODGSON STILL FAVOURITE TO BE NEXT BOSS OUT

DESPITE Liverpool’s victory over Blackburn, Roy Hodgson remains odds-on to be the next Premier League boss to leave his job with William Hill who make him a 4/6 chance to do so. ‘The Sunday papers were full of stories suggesting that Roy’s time is running out, so although the win is a step in the right direction he still seems to be under severe threat from the new owners’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS MAKE HODGSON 9/4 STILL TO BE LIVERPOOL BOSS ON FIRST DAY OF NEXT SEASON, 1/3 NOT TO.
Liverpool are 14/1 to go down with Hills and 13/2 to finish in the top four.

Wm Hill…..2nd Premier League Manager To Leave

Roy Hodgson… 4/6
Chris Hughton…. 7/2
Avram Grant… 11/2
Mick McCarthy ….10/1
Roberto Martinez …10/1
Alex McLeish …20/1
Mark Hughes ….20/1
Roberto Mancini …20/1
No Manager To Go ….25/1
David Moyes 33/1
Ian Holloway 33/1
Owen Coyle 33/1
Sam Allardyce 33/1
Steve Bruce 33/1
Tony Pulis 33/1
Gerrard Houllier 40/1
Roberto Di Matteo 40/1
Arsene Wenger… 50/1
Carlo Ancelotti ….50/1
Harry Redknapp ….50/1
Sir Alex Ferguson ….66/1

TO WIN TITLE…..4/7 Chelsea; 9/2 Man U; 11/2 Arsenal; 8/1 Man City; 80 Spurs.

TO BE RELEGATED…4/7 Blackpool (5/4 stay up); 8/11 Wolves (Evens); 5/4 West Ham ; 5/4 Wigan; 4 Newcastle; 9/2 Birmimgham; 11/2 WBA; 7 Fulham;8 Stoke; 9 Bolton; 14 Liverpool.

TO FINISH BOTTOM…11/8 Blackpool; 15/8 Wolves; 11/4 West Ham; 11/4 Wigan.

WHO’LL TOP SCORE IN PREM FOR MAN UTD?

Berbatov (6)…10/11
Rooney (1)….11/5
Hernandez (3)…7/2
Nani (3)………8/1
Owen (1)…..25/1

Further information….graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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Avram Grant Cut From 9/1 To 11/2 To Be Next Boss Out

WILLIAM HILL – PREMIER LEAGUE LATEST ODDS….

Hills..Premier League Outright
Chelsea 1/2
Man Utd 5/1
Man City 6/1
Arsenal 8/1
Tottenham 80/1

West Brom 2000/1

GRANTED, AVRAM COULD BE GOING WEST!

AVRAM GRANT has been slashed from 9/1 to 11/2 third favourite to be the next Prem boss to leave his job by William Hill after West Ham’s home defeat by Newcastle. ‘West Ham threw away a lead and never looked like fighting back. They were booed off and it looks bleak for Grant’s hopes of winning over the fans’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Hills…Next Premier League Manager To Leave

Roy Hodgson 4/6
Chris Hughton 7/2
Avram Grant 11/2
Mick McCarthy 10/1
Roberto Martinez 10/1
Alex McLeish 20/1
Mark Hughes 20/1
Roberto Mancini 20/1
No Manager To Go 25/1
David Moyes 33/1
Ian Holloway 33/1
Owen Coyle 33/1
Sam Allardyce 33/1
Steve Bruce 33/1
Tony Pulis 33/1
Gerrard Houllier 40/1
Roberto Di Matteo 40/1
Arsene Wenger 50/1
Carlo Ancelotti 50/1
Harry Redknapp 50/1
Sir Alex Ferguson 66/1

Hughton (from 9/4)
Grant (from 9/1)

Hills…Premier League Relegation
Blackpool 4/7
Wolves 8/11
West Ham 5/4
Wigan 5/4
Newcastle 4/1
Birmingham 9/2
West Brom11/2
Fulham 7/1
Stoke 8/1
Blackburn 9/1
Bolton 9/1
Liverpool14/1
Sunderland14/1
Aston Villa33/1
Everton33/1

Hills,,,To Finish Bottom Of Premier League
Blackpool11/8
Wolves15/8
West Ham11/4
Wigan11/4
Newcastle20/1
Birmingham20/1
West Brom33/1
Bolton33/1
Fulham40/1
Stoke40/1
Blackburn50/1
Sunderland66/1
Liverpool 80/1
Aston Villa100/1
Everton100/1

Further information…graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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Wayne Rooney Specials

******************************WILLIAM HILL WAYNE ROONEY SPECIALS*************************************************************************

Fergie now odds on to quit United before Rooney does:
ROONEY 11/4 TO QUIT UNITED IN 2011 – 2/1 TO STAY UNTIL 2015

WILLIAM HILL, who were the first bookmakers to react and close their book on Rooney remaining at United when punters poured cash on him to do so early on Friday morning, have now opened a book on when he will eventually leave the club and make him 2/1 to stay until at least 2015; 11/4 to go in 2011; 7/2 in 2012; 4/1 in 2013 and 9/2 in 2014.
‘We detected a determined gamble on Rooney staying when we received reports from a number of our shops in the Liverpool area that punters were trying to place three and four figure bets on him to remain beyond January next year, so reacted quickly and closed the book’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. ‘We’re not entirely convinced that Wayne will be able to settle down and carry on where he left off, so we aren’t prepared to offer too generous odds that he’ll leave during 2011.’
HILLS NOW MAKE SIR ALEX 1/ 4 TO LEAVE UNITED BEFORE ROONEY, AN 11/4 SHOT TO GO FIRST, DOES SO.
With Rooney having suggested that he wanted to be convinced that United would be beefing up their squad, Hills are betting on who may join the club before the start of next season and make Torres 9/2 to arrive there, Forlan 7/2 to come back and Jack Rodwell a 9/4 chance.

To Join Man Utd Before End Of Summer Transfer Window 2011?
Yes
No

Karim Benzema
6/4
1/2

Fernando Torres
9/2
1/8

Diego Forlan
7/2
1/6

Jack Rodwell
9/4
1/3

Maarten Stekelenburg
5/2
2/7

Kasper Schmeichel
6/1
1/12

Asmir Begovic
5/1
1/9

When Will Rooney Leave?

2011
11/4

2012
7/2

2013
4/1

2014
9/2

2015 or later
2/1

**Loan deals do not count.

Who Will Leave Man Utd First?

Sir Alex Ferguson 1/4

Wayne Rooney 11/4

Total Premier League Goals Scored by Wayne Rooney

0-5
6/1

6-10
9/2

11-15
7/4

16-20
15/8

21 or more
7/2

**League goals only, currently on 1 goal for the season.

SO WHO WILL QUIT UNITED NEXT?

WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on who will be the next high profile player to leave Manchester United and have made Wayne Rooney a 5/1 chance, but installed keeper Edwin Van Der Sar as 5/2 favourite, ahead of Michael Owen and Ryan Giggs at 7/1 and Rio Ferdinand at 40/1. ‘Van Der Sar looks likely to be coming to the end of his United career, but there are a number of other veterans who could soon depart – and we don’t rule out another about-tunr from Rooney if things don’t go well in his comeback.’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Van Der Sar
5/2

Rooney
5/1

Owen
7/1

Giggs
7/1

Scholes
9/1

Neville
9/1

Brown
11/1

Hargreaves
11/1

Anderson
14/1

Carrick
20/1

Park
20/1

Berbatov
33/1

Vidic
33/1

Ferdinand
40/1

Further information……….graham sharpe………0208 918 3731

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roo Bet Wayne’s Going Because He Hates Fergie!

ROO BET WAYNE’S GOING BECAUSE HE HATES FERGIE!
WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on the first public statement Wayne Rooney will give of the reason he has decided to leave Manchester United – and they offer odds of 13/2 (six and a half to one) that it will turn out to be because of his dislike of boss Sir Alex Ferguson.
‘Sir Alex says he is bemused at Rooney’s decision to quit United – maybe the answer is that Fergie himself is the problem!’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

William Hill……Wayne Rooney’s Reason For Leaving Man U:

I want a new challenge……7/4
I want to move abroad……10/3
Fed up with carrying the team on my own….7/2
I don’t like Alex Ferguson….13/2
Man Utd lack ambition……8/1
Getting divorced…..14/1
The Glazers………………….20/1
I want to play for a bigger club…..25/1
I want more money……………..33/1
Manchester power shift………………50/1
I’ve always been a Man City fan….100/1
I want to become England manager…..150/1
Announcing retirement………….250/1

(Bets will be settled on first reason stated by Rooney in his first official press conference.)

Further information…..graham sharpe…07803 233702.

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