Next Newcastle Manager Betting Odds

The Next Newcastle Manager betting odds are now showing that David O Leary is the hot favourite to take permanent charge at St James Park. the ownership saga has been dragging on and on and with no sale in sight it is being widely reported in the Irish press that O Leary is the man Mike Ashley wants. With Ashley unable to sell the club the rumour mill has suggested he is going to remain at the club for the foreseeable future and that he sees the former Leeds Manager as the man to lead the side back to the Premiership. David O Leary has shot to the top of the betting and is now a short looking 4/11 with Skybet to take over the hot seat. O Leary himself has been out of work for a while now and may well see this as the ideal opportunity to get back into football with a big club.

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The long time favourite was of course Alan Shearer who was in temporary charge last season and has been waiting in the wings for a sale to go through. He has admitted himself that he has no idea what is going on and this news will be a blow for his chances of taking over his boyhood club on a permanent basis. Alan Shearer is still however at 2/1 with Skybet to take the job on a full time basis.

Other names in the frame include Joe Kinnear who claimed to have been offered a two year contract recently, former Manager Kevin Keegan and Alan Curbishley but the bookies feel it is a straight shootout between Alan Shearer and hot favourite and David O Leary.

Next Newcastle Manager Odds with Skybet

David O Leary 4/11 Alan Shearer 2/1 Joe Kinnear 16/1 Kevin Keegan 16/1 Alan Curbishley 25/1 Gordon Strachan 25/1 Dave Jones 33/1 Chris Hughton 33/1 Ian Dowie 33/1 Gianluca Vialli 33/1 Slaven Bilic 33/1 Bar

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