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The Premier League's Dirtiest Manager Revealed: Latest Odds to Win

Written by:

C Costigan

Published on:

Nov/11/2016

The Premier League's Dirtiest Manager Revealed: Latest Odds to Win

The Premier League’s dirtiest manager is……drum roll please…..

None other than….

Aitor Karanka of Middlesbrough.

The Daily Star reveals the Top 20 Dirtiest Premier League Managers Saturday morning.

For Karanka: “Difference between average fouls conceded and suffered: 1.30”, the paper notes.

A DATA analyst at thesackrace.com has worked out the difference between each Prem manager's average fouls conceded and suffered to reveal which boss plays the dirtiest football. The Daily Star reported on the outcome.

Their odds of winning the 2017 Premier League were set at 100-1. In other words, they don’t stand a chance.

Here are all your Odds to Win the 2017 Premier League Championship as of November 11, 2016.

Man City 2-1

Liverpool 14-5

Chelsea 3-1

Arsenal 6-1

Tottenham 20-1

Man Utd 20-1

- Alistair Prescott, Gambling911.com

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