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Chelsea Favoured by Paddy Power to Win Title
Chelsea’s Community Shield win over Manchester United has seen the London club leap-frog the champions in Paddy Power’s latest betting to win this year’s Premier League.
Chelsea are now the 2/1 favourites to win their first league title since 2006 with United slipping back from 15/8 to 21/10.
Liverpool and Arsenal continue to make up the Big Four with Liverpool slipping back to 10/3 from 3s and Arsenal at 8/1. Man City are seen as the team most likely to break the Big Four monopoly, being 12/1 for the title and 6/4 for a Top Four finish.
Fergie 9/1 To Be First To Feel FA Wrath
The Wembley match also showed Sir Alex Ferguson is as up for a new season as ever, berating…
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Newcastle United Relegation Odds
Following their relegation from the Premier League last season, Newcastle United were installed as one of the favourites to regain promotion back to the top flight at the first attempt. However with the new season mere weeks away, and Newcastle still without a permanent manager, half the squad on premiership wages, no prospect of exciting new signings and an owner willing to take a £200m loss just to get rid of the club, many are starting to look at the other end of the table for some possible value.
And that’s before you even factor in the new “lemon sherbets” away kit..
It’s not unusual for teams to suffer consecutive relegations, although normally the parachute payments from the premiership delay this for a couple of…
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Odds on Everton to win the FA Cup
Everton last won the FA Cup in 1995, beating Manchester United in the final. United were strong favourites to win the cup that year, and David Moyes’ team are going into the 2009 FA Cup Final against Chelsea with the same underdog status. Whether they can pull off another David and Goliath victory remains to be seen, but certainly the odds suggest that Everton represent good value for those looking to bet on the FA Cup final. pullquote Get a Free £25 bet on the FA Cup when you join Blue Square today endpullquote
Indeed, Chelsea are odds-on favourites to lift the famous trophy at Wembley on 30th May, with Skybet offering the best available odds of 10/11 on John Terry and co winning the cup, whilst the…
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Manchester United v Chelsea betting preview
There’s an enthralling clash between the Premier League’s two biggest clubs on Sunday afternoon, and as always Sportingbet has loads of markets available. From 1st Goalscorer to Method of 1st Goal, you’re sure to find the bet you’re looking for.
So who’s your fancy to come out on top after 90 minutes?
In a season of below par performances at Stamford Bridge, Chelsea have put together an away record to rival any team in Europe. With 8 wins on the road, 23 goals scored and just 3 conceded, Phil Scolari’s men have more than made up for their lesser home form. Will the visitors grab all 3 points and put themselves
Next Leeds Manager Odds
Following five straight defeats whcih has seen Leeds United drop away from the main promotion contenders in League One, the Elland Road board have taken swift action in sacking manager Gary McAllister after just 11 months in the job – He took United to the League One play-offs last season, steadying the ship after Dennis Wise’s defection to Newcastle and their initial 15 point deduction, but has hit a bad spell of form recently, leaving them in ninth place following their defeat away at MK Dons at the weekend, five points away from the play-off places, and fifteen points away from league leaders Leicester.
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Next Blackburn Manager Odds
Following the sacking of Paul Ince by Blackburn Rovers earlier today, the former MK Dons and Macclesfield boss is looking for work again, and other managers currently on the Managerial-Merry-go-Round look to get off at Ewood Park to provide their next 18 months employment. Which is good news for betting fans, as it means we can bet on who will be the next Blackburn Manager! You can even get a free bet on the next Blackburn manager by joining Bet365.
Bookies favourite for the job is former Rovers boss Graeme Souness, with early odds of 5/2 with Bet365 of a return to the job he left in 2004. Souness has been out of work since being sacked by Newcastle two years ago, and another former Newcastle boss…
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Next Sunderland Manager Odds
Following Sunderland’s survival in the Premier League on the last day of the season, Ricky Sbragia decided to step down as Sunderland boss, and the market opened on who would be the next manager of Sunderland. Gordon Strachan was an early favourite having resigned as Celtic boss. However it looks as though the man Sunderland want is current Wigan boss Steve Bruce – The Lactics paid Birmingham £3m to prise Bruce from St Andrews, and they would want at least that amount to let him leave.
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The following was written in December 2008…
Following Roy Keane’s decision to quit as manager…
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