Tottenham Hotspur a Top 6 Finisher Bet for Premier League 2011-2012 Pays 1-3 Odds

Written by:
Alistair Prescott
Published on:
Aug/05/2011
Tottenham Hotspur

Believing that Tottenham Hotspur can beat the likes of Manchester United, Chelsea, Man City to win the 2011-2012 Premier League Championship might be akin to believing there is life on Pluto.  Nevertheless, Tottenham Hotspur is seen as a formidable opponent, enough so that the oddsmakers have placed them with a price of 1 to 3 of finishing among the top 6.

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That could be a good bet.  The top 6 allows for Man United, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal and Liverpool, all the perennial favorites.

Everton (11/4 odds), Aston Villa (5/1) and Sunderland (13/2) are likely to provide the Spurs with a challenge on the other end.

The top teams like Manchester United might not provide much value in this category.  One would have to wager €50 to win €1.

Tottenham finished last year in 5th place.  As of this writing, the Spurs were edging closer to signing Joey Barton, who has just been released from Newcastle.  This potential signing could help ensure Tottenham Hotspur ends up finishing among the top five. 

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English Premier League 2011-2012 - Top Six Finish at 888Sport

 

 

Manchester United

1/50

 

Fulham

20/1

 

Chelsea

1/33

 

Bolton Wanderers

22/1

 

Manchester City

1/20

 

Blackburn Rovers

22/1

 

Arsenal

1/10

 

West Bromwich Albion

22/1

 

Liverpool

1/8

 

Queens Park Rangers

25/1

 

Tottenham Hotspur

1/3

 

Newcastle United

25/1

 

Everton

11/4

 

Wolverhampton Wanderers

28/1

 

Aston Villa

5/1

 

Wigan Athletic

28/1

 

Sunderland

13/2

 

Norwich City

50/1

 

Stoke City

20/1

 

Swansea City

66/1

 

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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