City For 3rd. Tevez Top Scorer. Jones Out. Reading In Prem. Bet On It.

As Tevez catches Berbatov:
YOU BET CITY SET TO PIP GUNNERS FOR THIRD

AFTER beat Stoke for the second time in four days, Manchester City are now 4/9 to finish third in the Premier League with William Hill who make Arsenal 13/8 to grab the position.
Carlos Tevez, level with Berbatov, is now a 2/1 chance with Hills to win the Premier League Golden Boot, with Berbatov quoted at the same odds and 6/5 that they will finish level.

Will Jones survive at Cardiff?
READING NOW EVENS TO RETURN TO PREM

AFTER hammering Cardiff, Reading are quoted at Even money by William Hill to win the Play Off Final against Swansea, for which the Welsh side are 8/11 favourites .Hills offer 4/11 that whichever side wins the Final will be relegated next season, and 2/1 that they will stay up.
Hills now make Cardiff boss Dave Jones 6/4 still to be at the club on the first day of next season, and 1/2 to have left. ‘Despite having taken part in two recent play-offs Cardiff have come up short, which may cost Dave Jones his job’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Hills….PLAY OFF FINAL 90m – 11/8 Swansea; 21/10 draw; Reading 13/8.

Further information……graham sharpe…0780 3233702

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Ian In Rush To Replace Flynn Should Wales Wilt

Brian Flynn is taking charge of the Welsh side for their two Euro 2012 qualifiers on Friday and Tuesday but William Hill make him only 6/5 second favourite to take the job on a permanent basis. Should Wales perform well in their two games against Bulgaria and Switzerland, it would certainly not do his chances of getting the job any harm. William Hill are offering odds of 7/4 that Wales gain three points over the two games, 9/4 that they get no points and 20/1 that they get six.

Ian Rush, whose only foray into management was a short stint with Chester, is the Even Money favourite and Chris Coleman is 9/2 third favourite.

“Much depends on how well Wales fare over these two qualifiers. Should they do well, Flynn would be a shoo-in, although should Wales fail to perform, there are contenders waiting in the wings,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

William Hill Wales Odds:

Next Permanent Wales Manager: 1/1 Ian Rush; 6/5 Brian Flynn; 9/2 Chris Coleman; 8/1 Terry Venebles; 20/1 BAR

How Many Points Will Wales Get In The Two Euro 2012 Qualifiers: 7/4 Three; 2/1 One; 9/4 None8/1 Four; 16/1 Two; 20/1 Six

Further Information…Joe Crilly…0208 918 3746 / 07850 815 164

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