You Bet Rooney’s Staying ……… Hughton You Have A Problem …weekend Prem Specials

*****************************************************WILLIAM HILL WEEKEND PREMIER LEAGUE SPECIALS********************************************………………..

YOU BET ROONEY’S STAYING!

William Hill have cut their odds for Wayne Rooney to STAY at Manchester United during the January transfer window, from 7/4 to 4/6 after punters tried to place bets of up to £5000 on the troubled United striker to remain at his current club. ‘Markets like this are notoriously volatile, so when we laid several bets of up to £400 that Rooney will stay and another punter in a Liverpool branch tried to place a bet of £5000 we thought we should amend our odds’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

HILLS….ROONEY TO GO IN JAN? – 4/6 TO STAY; 11/10 TO GO.

(More Rooney odds below)

HUGHTON – YOU HAVE A PROBLEM!

Newcastle boss Chris Hughton is the latest manager to face rumours of his departure, and William Hill currently make him odds on to be out of his role by the first day of next season, at 8/13, and 6/5 still to be in charge. He is also now 9/4 second favourite to be the enxt Prem boss to leave his job.

NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO…4/6 Hodgson; 9/4 Hughton; 9 Grant; 10 Martinez; McCarthy; 16 McLeish.
Hills have opened a book on who wil be the next permanent Newcastle manager:

Hills…….Next Permanent Newcastle Utd Manager

Stuart Pearce
6/1

Martin O’Neill
7/1

Alan Shearer
11/1

Steve Clarke
11/1

Ian Dowie
12/1

Slaven Bilic
12/1

Alan Curbishley
14/1

Gareth Southgate
16/1

Paul Lambert
16/1

Didier Deschamps
20/1

Frank Rijkaard
20/1

Joe Kinnear
20/1

Gordon Strachan
25/1

Gus Poyet
25/1

Martin Jol
25/1

Terry Venables
25/1

Ian Holloway
33/1

Peter Beardsley
33/1

Simon Grayson
33/1

Steve Bruce
33/1

Steve Stone
40/1

Sam Allardyce
50/1

Tony Pulis
50/1

Paul Gascoigne
100/1

Others on request.

CHELSEA POINTS CLEAR AT TOP AFTER THIS ROUND OF GAMES –

DETAILS
ODDS

NOT TOP
50/1

GOAL DIFFERENCE
16/1

ONE
66/1

TWO
11/8

THREE OR MORE
8/13

LIVERPOOL TO BE BOTTOM AFTER THIS ROUND OF GAMES–

12/1 YES – 1/50 NO

ROY HODGSON STILL LIVERPOOL BOSS FIRST DAY OF NEXT SEASON?….9/4 YES; 1/3 NO.

NEXT LIVERPOOL BOSS…2/7 Rijkaard; 11 Dalglish; O’Neill; 12 Hiddink; 14 Hitzfeld; Pellegrini.

Highest Scoring Match
Odds:

Chelsea v Wolves
7/4

Birmingham v Blackpool
11/2

Stoke v Man Utd
7/1

Tottenham v Everton
9/1

Wigan v Bolton
9/1

West Ham v Newcastle
9/1

Liverpool v Blackburn
9/1

Man City v Arsenal
9/1

Sunderland v Aston Villa
16/1

West Brom v Fulham
20/1

E/W 1/5 ODDS 1-2-3

Highest Scoring Team
Odds:

Chelsea
7/2

Man Utd
9/1

Birmingham
10/1

Liverpool
10/1

Tottenham
14/1

West Ham
14/1

Sunderland
16/1

West Brom
16/1

Wigan
16/1

Man City
16/1

Bolton
18/1

Newcastle
18/1

Arsenal
18/1

Everton
20/1

Aston Villa
20/1

Blackpool
22/1

Fulham
22/1

Stoke
28/1

Blackburn
40/1

Wolves
100/1

E/W ¼ ODDS 1-2-3

Hills…Team Scoring Quickest Goal

Chelsea
5/1

Birmingham
11/1

Man Utd
11/1

Liverpool
11/1

Tottenham
12/1

Sunderland
14/1

West Brom
14/1

Wigan
14/1

Bolton
14/1

West Ham
14/1

Man City
14/1

Arsenal
14/1

Everton
16/1

Blackpool
16/1

Aston Villa
16/1

Newcastle
16/1

Fulham
18/1

Stoke
20/1

Blackburn
22/1

Wolves
40/1

E/W ¼ ODDS 1-2-3

HATTRICK IN THIS ROUND OF GAMES –

11/4 YES – 1/4 NO

RED CARDS IN THIS ROUND OF GAMES –

DETAILS
ODDS

NONE
7/2

ONE
13/8

TWO OR MORE
5/6

CESC ODDS ON TO STAY WITH GUNNERS

WILLIAM HILL offer 8/11 that Cesc Fabregas will still be an Arsenal player on the first day iof next season, and Even money that he will not. ‘Arsene Wenger seems optimistic that he can persuade Cesc to stay around but may struggle to do so if they win nothing again this season’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
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 installed keeper Edwin Van Der Sar as 5/2 favourite, ahead of Michael Owen at 5/2, Ryan Giggs at 7/1 and Rio Ferdinand at 33/1. ‘One high profile player departing a club can often spark an exodus and United do have a number of veterans who may feel that if Rooney goes it is time for them to jump ship too’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Next Player To Leave Man Utd

Van Der Sar
5/2

Owen
5/1

Giggs
7/1

Scholes
15/2

Neville
8/1

Brown
9/1

Hargreaves
9/1

Anderson
10/1

Carrick
16/1

JS Park
16/1

Berbatov
33/1

Ferdinand
33/1

Vidic
33/1

Evra
40/1

Fletcher
40/1

Nani
50/1

First player to leave this pool of players. Betting without Rooney. Loan deals do not count.

MORE CASH FOR £31M ROONEY FEE

WILLIAM HILL have cut their odds for Wayne Rooney to be sold for £31million or more from 3/1 to 6/4 after punters continued to bet that his selling price will be at the top of the range.’Punters are convinced that Rooney will cost whoever buys him a king’s ransom and betting accordingly’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills also offer 3/1 £5.9m or less; 7/2 £26m-£30m; 4/1 £21m-£25m; 11/2 £16m-£20m; 33/1 £6m-£10m.

MORE SUPPORT FOR ROONEY CITY MOVE

MANCHESTER CITY are 13/8 favourites to sign Wayne Rooney with William Hill who also offer 2/1 Chelsea; 5/2 Real Madrid; 6/1 Barcelona; 14/1 Inter; 16/1 AC; 25/1 Spurs.

WILL TORRES GO TO UNITED?

WILLIAM HILL offer 9/2 that Fernando Torres will be a Man Utd player on the first day of next season, 1/8 that he will not.

UNITED TO REMAIN UNBEATEN IN PREM ALL SEASON….33/1

TITLE ODDS…8/13 Chelsea; 4 Man U; 5 Man C; 8 Arsenal; 80 Spurs

TO BE RELEGATED…8/15 Blackpool; (11/8 stay up); 4/5 Wolves (10/11); 11/8 Wigan; 7/5 West Ham; 10/3 WBA; 7/2 Newcastle; 4 Birmingham.

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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Martin Jol Drifts From Odds On To Evens To Become Fulham Manager

Amid reports from Holland that Martin Jol could now be staying at Ajax, William Hill make him Even money favourite to become the next permanent Fulham manager, having quoted him at odds of 1/8 to take the job yesterday. Cardiff manager, Dave Jones could be the man to profit from this news being the 5/2 second favourite with Sven Goran Eriksson 3/1 third favourite.

“This comes as a big shock, as it was suggested yesterday that a deal was as good as signed, for Martin to head back to the Premiership and it looks like this story could run for a long while yet,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Next Fulham Manager Odds: 1/1 Martin Jol; 5/2 Dave Jones; 3/1 Sven Goran Eriksson; 7/1 Bob Bradley; 9/1 Gianfranco Zola; 10/1Mark Hughes;14/1 Slaven Bilic; 14/1 Ray Lewington; 14/1 Lee Clark; 14/1 Stuart Baxter; 16/1 Bar.

Further Information…Joe Crilly…0208 918 3746

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Darren Ferguson Favourite To Succeed Paul Hart

DARREN FERGUSON FAVOURITE TO SUCCEED PAUL HART

DARREN FERGUSON has been made 2/1 favourite by William ll to succeed Paul Hart as permanent Portsmouth manager and Hills make Phil Brown 1/3 favourite to be the next Premiership boss to leave his club. ‘Paul Hart’s departire might just spark a merry-go-round of departures’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

WILLIAM HILL….NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO

PHIL BROWN 1/3
GARY MEGSON 9/2
RAFA 7/1
ZOLA 8/1
Alex MCCLEISH 16/1
MARK HUGHES 16/1

Others on Request

HILLS: PORTSMOUTH NEXT PERMANENT BOSS..

DARREN FERGUSSON 2/1
ALAN CURBISHLEY 3/1
STEVE COPPELL 4/1
AVRAM GRANT 5/1
STEVE MCCLAREN 12/1
KEVIN KEEGAN 16/1
PAUL GROVES 16/1
JOE JORDAN 16/1
GRAEME SOUNESS 16/1
ALAN SHEARER 16/1
PAUL JEWELL 16/1
DAVID O LEARY 20/1
GARETH SOUTHGATE 20/1
SLAVEN BILIC 20/1
TERRY VENABLES 20/1
SVEN GORAN 20/1
OWEN COYLE 25/1
HARRY REDKNAPP 50/1
TONY ADAMS 100/1

Further information…graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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Weekend Football Specials

William Hill have opened a book on the Highest scoring match in the Premiership this weekend and make Man U vs Blackburn their favourite at 7/2 with the north London derby at the Emirates a 9/2 shot. Hills expect a high scoring weekend with 30 or more goals the favourite at 6/4. The odds suggest that Chelsea will retain their position at the top with Hill offering 1/33 that they do so, whilst Portsmouth are 1/4 to remain a the bottom. Roy Keane is just 11/8 to be out of a job by Midnight on Sunday night.

“The north London derby between Arsenal and Spurs is likely to be the betting highlight of the weekend and we are 17/2 that it is a bad tempered affair with two or more red cards shown,” said Hill’s spokesman Rupert Adams.
Highest Scoring Premier league match this weekend
Man Utd v Blackburn 7/2
Arsenal v Tottenham 9/2
Bolton v Chelsea 5/1
Sunderland v West Ham 7/1
Burnley v Hull 8/1
Everton v Aston Villa 10/1
Fulham v Liverpool 10/1
Portsmouth v Wigan 12/1
Birmingham v Man City 14/1
Stoke v Wolves 16/1
Fastest Scoring Premier League Team this weekend
Man Utd 5/1
Chelsea 13/2
Arsenal 8/1
Liverpool 9/1
Man City 10/1
Burnley 12/1
Stoke 14/1
Sunderland 14/1
Portsmouth 16/1
Everton 16/1
Aston Villa 16/1
Wigan 16/1
Hull 20/1
Wolves 20/1
West Ham 25/1
Fulham 25/1
Birmingham 25/1
Tottenham 40/1
Bolton 40/1
Blackburn 50/1
Any premier league match to have 8 or more goals this weekend: 8/1
Total Premier league goals:
Under 26 goals 13/8
26 – 29 incl. 15/8
Over 29 goals 6/4
Top of the premier league after this round of fixtures:
Chelsea 1/33
Man Utd 10/1
Bottom of the premier league after this round of fixtures:
Portsmouth ‘1/4
West Ham 11/4
Arsenal v Tottenham
Total Red Cards
0 4/11
1 5/2
2 or more 17/2

QPR to score four or more v Leicester: 14/1
Roy Keane to be Ipswich manager at midnight Sunday: 8/15 YES 11/8 NO
William Hill Next Hull Manager: 5/1 Paul Jewell, 11/2 Alan Curbishley, 11/2 Gareth Southgate, 6/1 Iain Dowie, 13/2 Slaven Bilic, 10/1 David O’Leary, 10/1 Peter Reid, 12/1 Peter Taylor, 14/1 Gus Poyet, 16/1 Alan Pardew, 16/1 Jan Molby, 16/1 Neil Warnock, 16/1 Phil Parkinson, 16/1 Steve Coppell, 16/1 Tony Adams, 20/1 Darren Ferguson, 20/1 Graeme Souness, 25/1 Gary McCallister, 25/1 Glenn Hoddle, 33/1 Dean Windass

Michael Owen to make Fabio Capello’s World Cup: 9/4 Yes, 1/3 that he will miss out.

SWINE FLU 6/1 TO STRIKE PREMIER LEAGUE
WILL NEWCASTLE GET STADIUM SPONSOR? 4/7 that the ground name has NOT changed at all by the first day of next season, and 5/4 that it HAS gained a sponsor’s
Sponsor Of Newcastle Stadium: 16/1 Tesco, 20/1 Northern Rock, 25/1 Sports Direct, 33/1 Greggs, 33/1 Newcastle Brown, 50/1 NE Tourist, 50/1 Newcastle Building Society, 66/1 Compare The Meerkat/Market, 100/1 Tony Blair, 100/1 Cheryl Cole, 100/1 UK Coal
FIFA World Player of the Year 2009
Lionel Messi Spain 5/2
Cristiano Ronaldo Spain 11/4
Kaka Spain 4/1
Fernando Torres England 14/1
Steven Gerrard England 16/1
Andres Iniesta Spain 16/1
David Villa Spain 20/1
Zlatan Ibrahimovic Spain 20/1
Frank Lampard England 25/1
Iker Casillas Spain 33/1
Michael Essien England 33/1
Thierry Henry Spain 33/1
Franck Ribery Germany 33/1
Wayne Rooney England 33/1
John Terry England 33/1
Xavi Spain 33/1
Gianluigi Buffon Italy 40/1
Didier Drogba England 40/1
Samuel Eto’o Italy 40/1
Michael Ballack England 50/1
Diego Italy 50/1
Luis Fabiano Spain 50/1
Carles Puyol Spain 50/1

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