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Roy is favourite to lead Liverpool

Started by tingtawng, June 08, 2010, 07:33:37 PM

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Liverpool FC manager betting - Roy Hodgson favourite to succeed Benitez as Liverpool boss



Roy Hodgson is favourie to be named next Liverpool manager - Claim £5 entirely free with no deposit from Sky Bet and bet on Rafael Benitez's replacement at Anfield(credit: nicksarebi)
Oddspreview staff - 8 Jun 2010

Fulham boss Roy Hodgson 9/4 favourite in next Liverpool manager betting

Roy Hodgson has been cut to 9/4 favourite with Sky Bet (from 3/1) in the next Liverpool manager betting after a flurry of bets over the weekend. The Fulham manager, who guided the Cottagers to their first ever European final in May, has been heavily tipped by experts to succeed Rafa Benitez at Anfield.

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Martin O'Neill, who many would see as an ideal replacement for Benitez after working with a limited budget with Aston Villa, is now 11/4 (from 5/2) along with current caretaker manager and Liverpool legend Kenny Dalglish.

Sven-Goran Eriksson, who yesterday declared himself as a life long Liverpool fan and said he would love to return to the Premier League, is now 10/1 (from 12/1) while Tottenham boss Harry Redknapp has also been cut to 10/1 (from 16/1).

Mark Hughes and Jurgen Klinsmann, who are both believed to be interested in the Anfield role, are 12/1 respectively.

Sky Bet's football betting spokesman Tim Reynolds said: "With Dalglish and O'Neill having been backed at attractive prices, Roy Hodgson would be an excellent result for us as he's been relatively friendless in the betting up to last weekend."




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