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Oh Man – City Odds On Drift

February 7, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

OH, MAN – CITY SLUMP IS UNITED BOOST!

MANCHESTER CITY remain favourites for the Premier League title, but only just as William Hill lengthened them from 2/5 to 5/6 and shortened Man U from 9/4 to 5/4 second favourites.’All of a sudden it is all to play for again, and Mancini’s job may be back on the line’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe as Hills quoted 8/13 for Mancini still to be boss on day one of next season, but 6/5 not to.

TO WIN TITLE – 5/6 City; 5/4 United; 12 Spurs; 66 Chelsea; 150 Arsenal; 500 Liverpool.

WITHOUT MANCS- 8/15 Spurs; 15/8 Chelsea; 6 Arsenal; 14 Liverpool.

TOP 4 – 1/250 cITY; 1/150 uNITED; 1/10 sPURS; 1/ 2 Chelsea; 2 Arsenal; 9/4 Liverpool.

RELEGATION- 1/5 Wigan (10/3 stay up); 4/6 Wolves (11/10); 4/5 Blackburn (10/11); Evs Bolton (8/11); 2/1 QPR; 8/1 Swansea.

TO FINISH BOTTOM – 10/11 Wigan; 4 Wolves; 5 Blackburn; 6 Bolton; 9 QPR; 20 Swansea

NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO – 8/15 McCarthy; 5 Kean; 7 AVB/Martinez; 8 No more this season; 9 McLeish; 10 Coyle.



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4/1 Prem Title Points Dead Heat

February 7, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

4/1 TITLE POINTS’ DEAD HEAT

William Hill offer 4/1 that the Premier League title race will result in two or more poimnts dead heating on points.
Hills now make Man C 4/7 favs to lift the title and also offer 11/8 Man U; 16 Spurs; 100 Chelsea.
TOP 4 FINISH – 1/9 Spurs; 8/15 Chelsea; 9/4 Arsenal/Liverpool; 16 Newcastle.
RELEGATION- 2/9 Wigan (3/1 stay up); 8/15 Blackburn (11/8); 10/11 Wolves (4/5); 10/11 Bolton (4/5); 7/4 QPR; 10 WBA; 12 Swansea; 16 Norwich.
FINISH BOTTOM- Evs Wigan; 11/4 Blackburn; 5/1 Bolton/Wolves 8/1 QPR.
NEXT PREM BOSS TO GO – 6/5 McCarthy (out from 4/6 after win at QPR); 4/1 Kean; 8 Coyle; 9 AVB; 10 Redknapp; 11 McLeish; Martinez. Others on request. 8/1 no more to go this season.

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Carling Cup Specials…when Will Carroll Score?

January 30, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

Manchester City face Liverpool in the Carling Cup with a one goal deficit and William Hill make them 2/1 to qualify for the final, Liverpool are 2/5 and in the driving seat. The only goal at the Etihad was a penalty scored by Steven Gerrard and Hills offer 3/1 that a penalty is awarded during the match. Manchester City are 7/1 to win after extra time while Liverpool are 14/1. After winning their match against Spurs in added time on Sunday, Hills offer 16/1 that an injury time goal settles the tie.

“The previous match between these two was hardly a classic and both sides will want to avoid any early mistakes,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly. “It is quite possible that this one could go down to the wire.”

Andy Carroll and Edin Dzeko are struggling for goals at the moment and William Hill are offering 12/5 that either one of the misfiring strikers nets the first goal, while 6/1 is available for them both to find the net at anytime during the match. Andy Carroll has scored just the one goal since Luis Suarez started his ban and William Hill offer 11/8 that he fails to score in the remaining three matches of Suarez’s absence. He is 5/4 to score one, 7/2 two, 8/1 three and 10/1 four or more.

90 minutes betting: 7/4 Liverpool; 9/5 Manchester City; 19/10 Draw

To Qualify: 2/1 Manchester City; 2/5 Liverpool

3/1 Penalty to be awarded during the match

Carroll or Dzeko to score first: 12/5

Carroll and Dzeko to score anytime: 6/1

Total Andy Carroll goals in next three games (Manchester City; Manchester United; Wolves): 11/8 none; 5/4 one; 7/2 two; 8/1 three; 10/1 four
*Must start vs Manchester City and fixtures played in above order

An injury time goal to settle the time: 16/1
*Game must be heading into extra time in 90 minutes, any goal scored to avoid extra time is a winner

What will Balotelli do first against Liverpool: 1/1 be substituted; 11/4 complete 90 minutes; 3/1 score; 10/3 receive yellow card; 25/1 red card
*Balotelli must start vs Liverpool for bets to stand

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

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Football Punters Taking Mick

January 29, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

FOOTBALL PUNTERS TAKING THE MICK?

William Hill have cut Mick McCarthy, who was a 12/1 shot after his side drew with Spurs recently, to 4/7 favourite to be the next Premier League manager to leave his club. ‘The internet has been alive with rumours about Mick McCarthy’s future and punters have been keen to back him to be the next Prem boss to go’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills make Blackburn’s Steve Kean 9/2 second favourite with AVB and Owen Coyle both offered at 8/1 with Roberto Martinez 10/1, Alex McLeish 11/1 and Harry Redknapp 12/1.
Hills offer 8/1 that no more managers will depart their clubs this season.

WOLVES are 10/11 to be relegated and 13/2 to finish bottom of the table with Hills who make them 4/5 to stay up.

Further information….graham sharpe…07803233702
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You Bet Fergie’ S Points’ Point Isn’t Pointless

January 22, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

YOU BET FERGIE’S POINTS’ POINT ISN’T POINTLESS

WITH Sir Alex Ferguson suggesting a points totial in the high eighties will be needed to lift the Premier League title, William Hill have opened a book on just how many points the winning club will collect – and indeed make 86-90 their 6/4 favourite. ‘We certainly feel Fergie has pointed the way to the likely total needed to land the title’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

How Many Points Will Winner Of Premier League Have?

Under 80….13/2
81 – 85……5/2
86-90……..6/4
91 or over…..2/1

William Hill PREM LEAGUE ODDS UPDATE

PREM TITLE ODDS….4/7 Man C; 9/4 Man U; 10/1 Spurs; 25 Chelsea; 50 Arsenal; 150 Liverpool

TOP 4 FINISH – 1/200 Man C; 1/40 Man U; 1/3 Spurs; 4/9 Chelsea; 11/8 Arsenal; 5/2 Liverpool

WITHOUT MANCS- 10/11 Spurs; 15/8 Chelsea; 10/3 Arsenal; 16/1 Liverpool

RELEGATION- 2/5 Wigan (7/4 stay up); 4/7 Bolton (5/4); 4/5 Blackburn (10/11); 7/4 QPR-Wolves; 7/2 Swansea; 9 Norwich; 10 WBA

PREM TOP SCORER- 6/5 RVP; 5/2 Aguero; 6/1 Rooney; 10/1 Ba. Others on request.

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9/2 Carroll And Torres B O T H Gone By Next Season

January 21, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

WILL CARROLL AND TORRES BLOW THEIR BIG CHANCE? 9/2 BOTH OUT BY NEXT SEASON

With Suarez and Drogba out of the Liverpool and Chelsea sides respectively, Messrs Carroll and Torres have a chance to repair their fading reputations, with Hills making Torres odds-on to outscore Carroll during the Prem season- but Hills make each of them 11/8 to have left their current club by the start of next season and offer 9/2 that BOTH have gone by then. ‘This would seem to be the make or break opportunity for both Carroll and Torres and if they are unable to take advantage it could be curtains for their long term prospects at the two clubs.’ Said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

Weekend Football Goalscorer Match Bet:

Fernando Torres 5/2
Tie 4/6
Andy Carroll 10/3

Both players must start or bets are void.

Season goalscorer match bet (Premier League only):

Fernando Torres 4/5
Tie 9/2
Andy Carroll 13/8

Fernando Torres still at Chelsea on the first day of the Premier League season 2012/13: 8/15 Yes 11/8 No
Andy Carroll still at Liverpool on the first day of the Premier League season 2012/13: 8/15 Yes 11/8 No

Number of weekend Premier League goals scored by MLS loanees (Thierry Henry, Landon Donovan, Robbie Keane):

0 4/7
1 2/1
2 7/1
3 or more 10/1

Only the 3 stated players count, At least 2 of the 3 players must start or bets void.

TITLE ODDS- 4/7 City; 9/4 United; 7/1 Spurs; 40/1 Chelsea; 66/1 Arsenal; 100/1 Liverpool
Top 4 finish- 1/200 City; 1/25 United; 1/5 Spurs; 4/7 Chelsea; 6/4 Arsenal; 9/4 Liverpool
Without Mancs- 8/13 Spurs; 3 Chelsea; 9/2 Arsenal; 10 Liverpool.

**3 teams to be tied at the top of the Premier League on 48pts after Monday’s games: 14/1

WHERE WILL SPURS FINISH IN PREM?

WINNER7/1
2ND4/1
3RD1/1
4RD7/2
5TH7/1
6TH OR LOWER12/1

RELEGATION – 4/9 Wigan (13/8 say up); 4/7 Blackburn (5/4); 8/11 Bolton (Evens); 13/8 Wolves; 7/4 QPR; 7/2 Swansea
FINISH BOTTOM – 7/4 Wigan; 5/2 Blackburn; 3/1 Bolton; 9/1 Wolves; 10/1 QPR; 14/1 Swansea.

WARNOCK GONE, WHO’S NEXT?…..William Hill make Steve Kean 5/4 favourite to be the next Prem boss to leave his club AND ALSO OFFER 11/2 Coyle; 6/1 AVB; McCarthy; 13/2 McLeish; 8/1 no more to go this season; 12/1 Martinez. Others on request.

HENRY OFF BENCH TO SCORE AGAIN…William Hill offer 7/2 that Thierry Henry will come off the bench to score as he did against Leeds, when Arsenal play Swansea this weekend.(Stakes refunded if he starts or doesn’t come on)
Hills are betting on how many goals Henry will score for Arsenal during his loan spell and go 5/2 – 1; 7/2 – 2; 7/2 – 3; 10/3 – 4; 2/1 – 5+.

Highest Premier League 2011/12 scoring MLS loan signing: 11/8 Robbie Keane; 6/4 Landon Donovan; 9/4 Thierry Henry

First MLS loan signing to score in the Premier League: 11/10 Robbie Keane; 11/8 Landon Donovan; 7/2 Thierry Henry

William Hill WEEKEND SPECIALS:

Highest Scoring Match
Man Utd v Bolton 10/3
Chelsea v Sunderland 5/1
Tottenham v Wolves 5/1
Wigan v Man City 6/1
Liverpool v Stoke 8/1
West Brom v Norwich 8/1
Newcastle v QPR 8/1
Blackburn v Fulham 9/1
Swansea v Arsenal 9/1
Aston Villa v Everton 12/1
E/W – 1/5TH ODDS 1-2-3

Highest Scoring Team
Man Utd 3/1
Tottenham 5/1
Man City 6/1
Chelsea 7/1
Liverpool 8/1
Arsenal 12/1
QPR 14/1
West Brom 16/1
Blackburn 22/1
Aston Villa 25/1
Everton 25/1
Fulham 25/1
Newcastle 33/1
Swansea 33/1
Norwich 33/1
Wigan 40/1
Sunderland 50/1
Stoke 50/1
Bolton 80/1
Wolves 80/1
E/W – ¼ ODDS 1-2-3

Fastest Scoring Team
Man Utd 8/1
Tottenham 8/1
Man City 9/1
Chelsea 11/1
Liverpool 11/1
Arsenal 11/1
West Brom 12/1
QPR 12/1
Blackburn 14/1
Fulham 14/1
Norwich 14/1
Aston Villa 16/1
Newcastle 16/1
Everton 16/1
Swansea 20/1
Sunderland 20/1
Stoke 20/1
Wolves 20/1
Wigan 22/1
Bolton 25/1
E/W – ¼ ODDS 1-2-3

Total Red Cards
None 9/2
One 2/1
Two 9/4
Three 4/1
Four or more 5/1

Hat Trick this weekend
Yes 5/2
No 2/7

Further information….graham sharpe…0780 3233702

Graham Sharpe,
Media Relations Director.
Twitter- @sharpeangle

T: 020 8918 3731
M: 07803 233702
E: gsharpe@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill, Greenside House, 50 Station Road,
Wood Green, London, N22 7TP.

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Is The Fa Cup On The Way To London?

January 10, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

MANCHESTER UNITED VS LIVERPOOL THROWS TOURNAMENT WIDE OPEN

The first FA Cup draw since William Hill became an official supporter and the official betting partner of The FA Cup threw up a couple of tasty looking ties. The highest profile of which would seem to be the tie between Liverpool and Manchester United. Hills make Liverpool 11/8 the slight favourites to make it into the hat for the fifth round. United got an away win against Manchester City and they are 13/8 to win at Anfield. Liverpool are 8/11 to qualify with United Evens. It is 4/1 for the winner of this tie to win the trophy.

The other big tie of the round will see Sunderland taking on Middlesbrough in an all North East tie and Hills make Sunderland the favourites at 4/6 and 2/5 to qualify.

Following their victory against Portsmouth, Chelsea are the 4/1 favourites to win the Cup, with Tottenham 9/2 second favourites.

With a number of London teams still in the hat, Hills are offering 5/1 that two sides from the capital fight it out in the final. It is 66/1 for an all Merseyside final and 150/1 for an all North-East final.

“With Liverpool facing Manchester United, you would think that the draw is ideally suited for the London sides to stamp their authority on the competition,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly.

With three Premier League teams (Bolton, QPR and Wolves) having to face third round replays, Hills offer even money that all three get through (8/11 that at least one of those teams are knocked out). Hills go 100/1 that all three Premier League sides facing replays are knocked out.

Dave Jones, speaking exclusively to William Hill, said “The Liverpool/Manchester United fourth round draw will be one of the biggest games in the competition’s history. It will be a tough away game for United, but as they proved today when they beat Manchester City, they have the quality to go to Anfield and get a result. It will however, be very tough for them as Liverpool have been resurgent under Kenny Dalglish.”

Match Odds:

4/6 Sunderland; 5/2 Draw; 16/5 Middlesbrough
1/2 Hull; 13/5 Draw; 9/2 Crawley
10/11 West Brom; 23/10 Draw; 12/5 Norwich
8/11 Blackpool; 5/2 Draw; 14/5 Sheffield Wednesday
10/11 Stevenage; 23/10 Draw; 12/5 Notts County
11/2 Watford; 16/5 Draw; 4/11 Tottenham
11/8 Liverpool; 21/10 Draw; 13/8 Manchester United
2/1 Derby; 11/5 Draw; 11/10 Stoke
1/1 Everton; 11/5 Draw; 11/5 Fulham

How many Premier League teams will reach the final: 8/15 two; 11/8 one; 33/1 none

5/1 All London Final
66/1 All Merseyside
150/1 All North East (Middlesbrough, Sunderland, Newcastle)

To Qualify:

2/5 Sunderland; 7/4 Middlesbrough
1/1 Manchester United; 8/11 Liverpool

FA Cup Outright: 4/1 Chelsea; 9/2 Tottenham; 11/2 Manchester United; 8/1 Arsenal; 9/1 Liverpool; 16/1 Newcastle; 16/1 Stoke; 16/1 Sunderland; 25/1 Everton; 28/1 Fulham; 33/1 Aston Villa; 33/1 West Brom; 50/1 Bolton; 50/1 Leicester; 50/1 Norwich; 50/1 Southampton; 50/1 Swansea; 66/1 BAR

Prem Sides To Qualify:

3-5: 66/1
6-8: 6/4
9-10: 4/7
11: 6/1

Further Information…Joe Crilly…07850 518 164

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You Bet Beginning Of End For Fergie As 8/1 Another Keeper Goal

January 9, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment



YOU BET IT MAY BE THE BEGINNING OF THE END FOR FERGIE

William Hill offer 5/2 that Sir Alex Ferguson will no longer be Man U boss at the start of next season, and 10/3 that Wayne Rooney will have left the club by then as United crashed to a 2nd straight defeat and Rooney was taken off well before the end of the game. ‘All of a sudden United’s season is collapsing around them and it could be that the Fergie era is coming to an end’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.

FERGIE STILL THERE FIRST DAY OF NEXT SEASON – 2/7 YES; 5/2 NO
ROONEY STILL THERE FIRST DAY OF NEXT SEASON- 1/5 YES; 10/3 NO

PREM TITLE ODDS- 4/9 City; 11/4 Man U; 15/2 Spurs; 50 Chelsea; 66 Arsenal; 100 Liverpool
Top 4 finish- 1/200 City; 1/33 United; 1/ 4 Spurs; 4/7 Chelsea; 6/4 Arsenal; 9/4 Liverpool; 33/1 Newcastle
Without Mancs- 8/11 Spurs; 11/4 Chelsea; 4 Arsenal; 9 Liverpool.

MAN U FINISH THIS SEASON:
WINNER11/4
2ND5/4
3RD11/4
4TH OR LOWER6/1

NEWCASTLE 1/ 4 TOP HALF FINISH, 11/4 BOTTOM HALF
DEMBA BA 9/1 TOP PREM SCORER THIS SEASON

HOW(ARD)’S THAT?!

William Hill are paying out on both Howard and Ngog in their ‘first goalscorer’ market for the Everton-Bolton game. ‘It is not unknown for keepers to score but very rare, so we are paying out to anyone who backed Howard at 100/1 and also on Ngog’ said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe.
Hills NOW OFFER 8/1 THAT ANOTHER PREM KEEPER WILL SCORE A LEAGUE GOAL THIS SEASON.

RELEGATION ODDS….4/9 Wigan (13/8 stay up); 4/7 Blackburn (5/4); 8/11 Bolton (Evs); 13/8 Wolves; 9/4 QPR; 10/3 Swansea; 6 Norwich; 12 WBA

Further information…graham sharpe..0780 3233702
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When Will City Lose At Home?

January 8, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

TOTTENHAM HAVE THE SPURS TO PUSH MANCHESTER ALL THE WAY

A win for Manchester City after a tough couple of games has seen William Hill cut their odds of winning the league to 8/13. Spurs sneaked a victory at home to West Brom and they are 10/1 third favourites to win the League. Sunderland continued their fine form under Martin O’Neill and Hills make them 6/4 to finish higher than Newcastle in the league.

Taking both Manchester sides out of the equation, Spurs are odds-on at 8/11 to win the league.

“Spurs played well against West Brom, but struggled to find the breakthrough,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly. “They are grinding out results like this though and they are showing that they have the resilience to push the Manchester sides all the way.”

City once again avoided defeat at home and have not lost at the Etihad since losing to Everton on 20th December 2010 and Hills make them odds on, at 10/11 to avoid defeat in their next five games, although they are 10/3 to lose to Spurs on the 22nd January.

Sergio Aguero Bagged himself a goal and edged closer to Robin van Persie in the race to win the golden boot. He is the 5/2 second favourite behind the Dutchman who is miles ahead at 5/4.

Wigan were thumped at home by Sunderland and they are 2/1 favourites to finish bottom of the Premier League and 4/9 favourites to get relegated at the end of the season.

Premier League Outright: 8/13 Manchester City; 7/4 Manchester United; 10/1 Tottanham; 50/1 Chelsea; 66/1 Arsenal; 100/1 Liverpool

Premier League without Manchester sides: 8/11 Tottenham; 11/4 Chelsea; 4/1Arsenal; 9/1 Liverpool; 150/1 Everton; 150/1 Newcastle

Premier League Relegation: 4/9 Wigan; 8/15 Bolton; 4/6 Balckburn; 7/4 Wolves; 9/4 QPR; 10/3 Swansea; 11/2 Norwich; 12/1 BAR

Premier League Finish Bottom: 2/1 Wigan; 9/4 Bolton; 3/1 Blackburn; 9/1 Wolves; 10/1 QPR; 14/1 Swansea; 20/1 BAR

Premier League Top Goalscorer: 5/4 Robin van Persie; 5/2 Sergio Aguero; 9/2 Wayne Rooney; 10/1 Demba Ba; 20/1 Yakubu; 20/1 Emmanuel Adebayor; 25/1 Mario Balotelli; 25/1 Dimitar Berbatov; 33/1 Edin Dzeko; 33/1 Daniel Sturridge; 50/1 BAR

When will Manchester City next lose at home in the Premier League: 10/3 Spurs (22nd Jan); 9/1 Fulham (4th Feb); 20/1 Blackburn (25th Feb); 16/1 Bolton (3rd March); 4/1 Chelsea (17th March); 10/11 Not to lose in any of their next five games

Newcastle Sunderland season match bet: 1/2 Newcastle; 6/4 Sunderland

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

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Villas Boas Rescued But Rovers May Be Kean To Give Steve The Elbow

January 7, 2012 By Football Betting News From William Hill Bookmaker Leave a Comment

Blackburn were unable to build on their victory at Old Trafford and were promptly defeated at home by Stoke. William Hill make Steve Kean’s men 8/13 to go down with Bolton 8/15 favourites and Wigan 4/7 while they are 11/4 to finish bottom.

Frank Lampard salvaged a victory for Chelsea and Hills make them 9/4 second favourites to win the Premier League without the two Manchester sides. The three points against Wolves has eased some of the pressure on manager, Andre Villas-Boas and Hills make him odds on, at 8/13, to still be at Chelsea on the first day of next season. While AVB was met with cheers, two of his counterparts, Steve Kean and Alex McLeish, were met with jeers and Hills make them 8/13 (Kean) and Even money (McLeish) to have left their positions before the start of the 2012/13 season. Kean is 10/11 favourite to be the second Premier League manager to leave his job.

“Just as Andre Villas-Boas looks doomed, he manages to claw his way back from the brink and our odds hint that he may well be there come next season,” said Hill’s spokesman Joe Crilly. “Unfortunately, we may not be able to say the same about Steve Kean and Alex McLeish.”

Relegation: 8/15 Bolton; 4/7 Wigan; 8/13 Blackburn; 7/4 Wolves; 9/4 QPR; 3/1 Swansea; 11/2 Norwich; 14/1 BAR

To stay up: 11/8 Bolton; 5/4 Wigan; 6/5 Blackburn; 2/5 Wolves; 1/3 QPR; 2/9 Swansea; 1/10 BAR

Premier League to finish bottom: 2/1 Bolton; 5/2 Wigan; 11/4 Blackburn; 9/1 Wolves; 10/1 QPR; 14/1 Swansea; 20/1 BAR

Winner without Manchester: 13/8 Tottenham; 9/4 Chelsea; 5/2 Arsenal; 6/1 Liverpool; 125/1 Everton; 125/1 Newcastle

Steve Kean still at Blackburn on first day of next season: 6/5 yes; 8/13 No

Alex McLeish to still be at Aston Villa on the first day of next season: 8/11 yes; Evens no

Andre Villas Boas to still be at Chelsea on the first game of next season: 8/13 yes; 6/5 no

Second Premier League manager to leave: 10/11 Steve Kean; 7/4 Owen Coyle; 9/2 Andre Villas Boas; 8/1 Alex McLeish; 10/1 Mick McCarthy; 11/1 Neil Warnock; 16/1 BAR

Joe Crilly
Press Officer

Twitter: @footy_joe

T: 0208 918 3746
M: 07850 518 164
E: jcrilly@williamhill.co.uk

William Hill Press Office; Greenside House; 50 Station Road; Wood Green; London; N22 7TP

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