Chelsea’s Title To Lose
Chelsea are now 1/5 to win the title with Hills who offer 6/1 Arsenal and Man U but make the Gunners 4/5 to finish above United who are 10/11 to do vice versa.
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10/1 Three Or More Reds On Prem Derby Day
10/1 three Reds:
HOW MANY PLAYERS WILL SEE RED IN PREM DERBY TREBLE?
WILLIAM HILL have opened a book on how many red cards will be flourished in Sunday’s three Premiership derby day matches at Arsenal, Everton and Wolves – and make NONE their 5/4 favourite, with One 7/4; Two 7/2 and Three or more – 10/1.
Hills are also betting on how many goals will be scored in the three games and offer Under 6 – 13/8; 6-8 13/8; Over 8 – 7/4.
HILLS….Everton beat Liverpool in both Prem games – 16/1; Liverpool vice-versa 5/2
Arsenal beat Chelsea in both Prem games – 7/1; Chelsea vice versa – 4/1
Wolves beat Birminghin both Prem games – 7/1; Birmingham vice-versa 9/2. (Birmingham 2/1 to finish in top half; 4/11 not)
EVERTON AND LIVERPOOL are 4/1 with Hills to be ground sharing by the end of 2014-15 season, 1/7 not to.
RAFA BENITEZ is 1/3 to see season out with Liverpool with Hills who oer 9/4 that he will be gone by then.
LIVERPOOL are 5/6 with Hills to end the seon with 70 or more points; 5/6 with 69 or fewer.
Further information…..graham sharpe…0780 3233702
Read moreWho’ll Go First – Moyes Or O’ Neill ?
WHO’LL GO FIRST – MOYES OR O’NEILL?
WITH both of their sides making a disappointing start to the new season, William Hill have slashed the odds about David Moyes and Mart O’Neill being the first manager of the season to leave his club – and opened a book on which of the two will go first this season.
Hills make Moyes 7/1 to go first this season; O’Neill 8/1 but offer 1/7 that both will still be in place when the final Premiership game of the season kicks off.
Hills make Villa 8/11 by Hills to finish higher than Everton, who are Even money to do vice versa.
MOYES has been cut from 40/1 to 16/1 by Hills to be the first manager to go this season, with O’Neill down from 33/1 to 20/1. ‘Both are amongst the best regarded managers in the Premiership but their opening results have suggested that they might both struggle to equal or improve upon what their sides managed to do last season, and that could prompt a sacking or resignation’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
HILLS: FIRST PREMIERSHIP MANAGER TO PART COMPANY WITH CLUB: 7/2 Hart; 5/1 Brown; McLeish; 8/1 Hughes; 10/1 Megson; 16/1 McCarthy; Moyes; 20/1 O’Neill; 25 Benitez; Hodgson; Martinez.
Further information….graham sharpe…0780 3233702
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