Odds on football managers in England on the move

The online bookmakers have adjusted and posted new odds on football management jobs.

Odds on football managers in England on the move With most former England football managers leaving the position in controversial circumstances, bookmakers William Hill are offering odds about what may befall new boss, Fabio Capello. "We know he'll quit eventually. The chances are he won't go of his own accord after being fantastically successful, but probably after being depicted by some form of vegetable in the tabloids" said Hill's spokesman Graham Sharpe. Will Hill offers 1/4 on Capello quitting the job after winning neither 2010 World Cup nor Euro 2012, 11/4 he will quit after winning the World or the Euro tournament, 9/2 Fabio Capello quits in 2010 after disappointing World Cup result and 7/1 that he will walk out on England before the World Cup to take a job with Italian club.

Meanwhile, Lawrie Sanchez has been cut from 7/2 to 5/2 clear favourite by William Hill to be the next Premier League manager this season to leave his job. And Hills have lengthened former 7/2 joint favourite Gareth Southgate to 9/2 after Middlesbro won their second successive game. Allardyce and Benitez are 5/1 third favourites, with Steve Coppell at 9/1 and Hills offer 13/2 that no more managers will leave this season. Fulham are now 2/1 to be relegated.

Published on 12/16/2007