HesNotGudjonsonn2 Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Hi guys, Does anyone know of any sites where they list the odds on players who haven't been called up to the England squad before getting called up? I had a look for one simply as I would be curious what the bookies are offering on players like Vardy, Moore and Drinkwater in particular. Any info guys?
Steve_Guppy_Left_Foot Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 If you asked William Hill or Ladbrokes to quote you a price one of their compilers will oblige, doubt there is an open market for it, check oddschecker.
broughtonblue Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Last season I asked paddy power for odds on NP being England manager and Liam Moore getting a full call up 16/1 for Pearson Wouldn't quote on Liam!
ScouseFox Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Yeah I got refused a quote on Liam Moore getting a cap and being captain. If you online chat with some bookies they'll try an sort you out.
Number 6 Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Before the season stared, I asked Ladbrokes for odds on Drinkwater being in the squad for Euro 2016 and was told the request was passed on to the traders. Never got a response.
Guest Col city fan Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 All depends who's in charge. With Woy, I can't see any of em getting in. He'll stick with his usual suspects I'd imagine. More of Wooney and Jagielka then...
ROB-THE-BLUE Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 All depends who's in charge. With Woy, I can't see any of em getting in. He'll stick with his usual suspects I'd imagine. More of Wooney and Jagielka then... On the contrary, I reckon Roy would be among the few managers brave enough to pick our players if they deserve it. When I think back to Kevin Keegan etc ignoring Elliott, Izzet, Guppy etc and how Hodgson has given so called unfashionable club players a chance it definitely gives me hope for our lads.
Guest Col city fan Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 On the contrary, I reckon Roy would be among the few managers brave enough to pick our players if they deserve it. When I think back to Kevin Keegan etc ignoring Elliott, Izzet, Guppy etc and how Hodgson has given so called unfashionable club players a chance it definitely gives me hope for our lads. Time will tell, but Hodgson knows he must succeed. No second chances. I reckon he'll go for his trusted. If the next England side in a competitive match contains Drinkwater and Moore, I'll be surprised.
Manwell Pablo Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Time will tell, but Hodgson knows he must succeed. No second chances. I reckon he'll go for his trusted. If the next England side in a competitive match contains Drinkwater and Moore, I'll be surprised. No shit, silly season open again I see. Call me nuts, and I'm not saying they'll never make it, but they might need to consistently perform for a bit longer than four or five games, or in Drinkwaters case, what is basically one.
Ashley Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 Hi guys, Does anyone know of any sites where they list the odds on players who haven't been called up to the England squad before getting called up? I had a look for one simply as I would be curious what the bookies are offering on players like Vardy, Moore and Drinkwater in particular. Any info guys? I posted on here a few weeks ago about me asking for Vardy, Drinkwater and James, William Hill didn't get back to me. tweet FootyJoe(something along them lines) if you have Twitter.
Guest Col city fan Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 No shit, silly season open again I see. Call me nuts, and I'm not saying they'll never make it, but they might need to consistently perform for a bit longer than four or five games, or in Drinkwaters case, what is basically one. No need to be offensive again. You seem to enjoy that? I was responding to the previous poster..in a respectful way. Back on ignore.
m4DD0gg Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 A blind deaf mute would be more useful than jagielka
fuchsntf Posted 22 September 2014 Posted 22 September 2014 No shit, silly season open again I see. Call me nuts, and I'm not saying they'll never make it, but they might need to consistently perform for a bit longer than four or five games, or in Drinkwaters case, what is basically one. yup a couple of good results and our players are suddenly English Internationals.If some posters put their English fan hat on, they would soon moan if Roy or any English manager, selected players on 5 games form. Yes if Drinkwater, Vardy, and Moore, were consistently showing top form, towards the march-April part of the season, then with England short of defensive talent , maybe Liam might get a look in. Our other 2 bright sparks, just might, just a little might spark some interest in Roy, why not..!! Delph got a suprise nod. Honestly though like you hinted, perhaps its far too early especially with our bias views.
EGBFitness Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 Read this morning, and is one of the reasons I don't enjoy supporting England as I believe the set up is completely wrong but Tyler Blackett is supposingly getting an England call up. Shame players at teams like United who haven't delivered yet but players like Moore who has had a strong and consistent start doesn't get a look in
Silverdaz Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 None of our players will be selected for England because we are not a fashionable club
Ric Flair Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 Read this morning, and is one of the reasons I don't enjoy supporting England as I believe the set up is completely wrong but Tyler Blackett is supposingly getting an England call up. Shame players at teams like United who haven't delivered yet but players like Moore who has had a strong and consistent start doesn't get a look in He was the bins at Birmingham last season as well. I can see Sunday effecting him badly so he might be out the limelight for a while anyway.
Corky Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 Liam Moore would be the favourite, given his involvement with the Under-21s so he's already known to coaches at the FA. I think all are some way off from a call-up, certainly not for a qualifier.
davieG Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 Cries from inside the Leicester camp have been advising Roy Hodgson to include Foxes hero Jamie Vardy in his next England squad after the son of Sheffield single-handedly destroyed Manchester United last time out. The former Fleetwood striker had a hand in all the goals the east Midlands outfit plundered in their 5-3 demolition of Louis van Gaal’s men, prompting teammate Liam Moore to say: “Can he be an international player? I don’t see why not.” It’s a sentiment shared by the bwin.com odds gurus, who price the former non-league net-bulger up at 17/20 to win an England cap by June 1st 2015. Capital One Cup Arsenal 1-1 S`hampton £187.50 (21/4) Arsenal 2-1 S`hampton £255.00 (15/2) Arsenal 1-0 S`hampton £300.00 (9/1) Arsenal win £63.00 (11/10) Draw £99.00 (23/10) S`hampton win £102.00 (12/5) or existing users login here Vardy failing to claim some Three Lions’-branded headgear by the date in question pays out at the same rate, but judging from these no-hopers who made the international grade, the smart money says he’ll be anointed into the select brotherhood that includes: Michael Ricketts The former Bolton and Middlesbrough forward attained international honours, via the same means as so many substandard footballers do, during a mid-season friendly. Starting in Amsterdam alongside modern greats such as David Beckham, Paul Scholes and Steven Gerrard, Ricketts lasted a full 45 minutes against the Netherlands in 2002 before being substituted, sparking a shocking downturn in fortunes. He went on to score nine more top-flight goals in his career following his debut. Anthony Gardner Tottenham, Everton and Hull all deemed the centre-back’s services of sufficient quality to pay real money to, though perhaps they allowed their judgement to be clouded by the fact that he’d represented his country on one occasion. Sven Goran-Eriksson, the man responsible for handing Ricketts his national bow, bestowed the same recognition on Gardner against Sweden in the run up to Euro 2004. Theo Walcott While the quality of the flying Arsenal man dwarves that of his page mates, his inclusion in the Three Lions’ 2006 World Cup party was particularly mind-boggling given he’d never played for the Gunners’ first team. Kevin Davies The Bolton folk hero warranted a cap for his exploits at the Reebok, but it probably came about seven years too late. At 33, he became the oldest England debutant in 60 years when coming off the bench in a Euro 2012 qualifier against Montenegro, but advancing years limited his ability to give the former Serbian state the roughhousing treatment that allowed him to make his name in the Premier League. Jamie Vardy to win an England cap by 01/06/15 @ 17/20 - See more at: http://bwinbetting.com/leagues/premier-league/england-internationals-leicester-man,61515.html?#sthash.NLQ2yzFg.dpuf
MrAus Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 If Kevin Davies can play for England then so cam Jamie Vardy. Moore must have an outstanding chance too if he keeps his performances up.
65RosesFox Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 I asked back in March, Sky Bet gave what seem like very generous odds now. Never took them up on the offer unfortunately.
lgfualol Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 If Ricky Lambert can play for England then Vardy can Also Andros Townsend ffs
lgfualol Posted 23 September 2014 Posted 23 September 2014 None of our players will be selected for England because we are not a fashionable club Sadly true.
themightyfin Posted 24 September 2014 Posted 24 September 2014 Seems it could happen Jamie Vardy to win an England cap by 1st June 2015 is 11/13 with Bwin.com online bookies and same price him not to win a cap by the same date. Wow seems even the bookies think he has a chance! http://www.oddschecker.com/football/football-specials/jamie-vardy/to-win-england-cap-by-1st-june-2015
foxfanazer Posted 24 September 2014 Posted 24 September 2014 I think he should but I just can't see it myself. We'll stick with the usual dross. Vardy, Drinkwater and Moore should all have a chance. Isn't Michael Keane ahead of Moore in the pecking order for u21s?
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