Fabio Capello Successor Harry Redknapp Say Oddsmakers

Written by :

Alistair Prescott

Published on :

27 June, 2010

Harry Redknapp is a 7-4 favorite to replace Fabio Capello as England Manager

British bookmaker William Hill has published odds that England Football manager Fabio Capello will be out by midnight the day of the match. Already the British press is calling for his head and calling England's crushing loss to Germany at the 2010 FIFA World Cup a "day of mourning".

Now they have posted odds on Fabio's replacement with Harry Redknapp the 7-4 favorite.

It should be noted that Fabio Capello said he will not step down as England manager immediately following the loss Sunday.

William Hill - Next Permanent England Manager Odds:

Harry Redknapp..7-4

Roy Hodgson..7-2

Stuart Pearce..7-1

Martin O'Neill..10-1

Jose Mourinho..12-1

Sam Allardyce ...12-1

Arsene Wenger...14-1

Steve Bruce.. 16-1

Mark Hughes...16-1

Sven Goran Erikkson ... 16-1

Guus Hiddink..20-1

Alan Shearer...25-1

David Beckham...33-1

Others on request.

Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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