News Archive: Bookie News, September 2007
Showing all news items for September 2007
Roddick To Face Federer In US Open Quarter-Final
4th September, 2007
Andy Roddick progresses to the US Open quarter-finals to face Roger Federer, thanks to his opponent Berdych retiring through illness.
More Injury Woes For English Cricket Team
4th September, 2007
Andrew Flintoff and Ravi Bopara are now doubts for the final two ODIs against India this week, along with the World Twenty20 championships.
5th September, 2007
Wilkinson once again finds himself injured, two days before the start of the Rugby Union World Cup 2007.
Rugby Star Changes Name To 'Paddy Power'
6th September, 2007
Marketing agency Fuse SPORT has persuaded Tonga's controversial international rugby player Epeli Taione to change his name to 'Paddy Power'.
6th September, 2007
Chelsea have today moved to deny reports suggesting Ballack will be leaving Stamford Bridge in January.
Hamilton Looks To Beat Ferrari At Monza
7th September, 2007
Brit sensation Lewis Hamilton has launched an attack on Ferrari, vowing to beat them on their home soil.
7th September, 2007
Wenger has ended the speculation over his future by commiting to a three-year deal to stay at the Emirates Stadium until 2011.
Paddy Power Money-Back Specials
7th September, 2007
Paddy Power have announced a couple of money-back specials for upcoming bets.
Gerrard And Robinson To Start Against Israel
7th September, 2007
England manager Steve McClaren has confirmed that Steven Gerrard and Paul Robinson will start against Israel on Saturday.
10th September, 2007
Roger Federer won the US Open in straight sets against third seed Novak Djokovic to claim his fourth straight US Open title.
England Look To Continue Momentum
10th September, 2007
England will look to carry the momentum from their 3-0 win over Israel into Wednesday's Euro 2008 qualifier against Russia.
Hamilton 'Not Worried' By Hearing
10th September, 2007
F1 Championship leader Lewis Hamilton says he 'has no worries' about the hearing that could damage his hopes of becoming champion in his first season.
England Face Double Injury Blow
11th September, 2007
The English Rugby World Cup squad could be in for another blow, as captain Phil Vickery has been cited for tripping, and Wilkinson still remains a major doubt for the crunch match against South Africa.
More Paddy Power Football Specials!
11th September, 2007
Once again Paddy Power announce football specials to spice up your betting, this time for the Euro 2008 Qualifiers.
11th September, 2007
A scan has revealved that Wayne Rooney's healing process is well ahead of schedule, making him a possibility to play at the weekend.
South Africa Cruise Opener Of World Twenty20
12th September, 2007
The first game of the inaugural Twenty20 World Championships saw South Africa cruise past West Indies with 2.2 overs to spare.
Four Changes to English Rugby Squad To Face South Africa
12th September, 2007
England coach Brian Ashton has made four changes to the side that strolled 28-10 past the USA on Saturday.
Alex Ferguson Attacked At Train Station
12th September, 2007
Manchester United manager Alex Ferguson was attacked at a London train station, sustaining injuries to his leg.
Abramovich Russian Cash Bonus Denied
12th September, 2007
Chelsea have today moved to quash reports suggesting that Chelsea owner Roman Abramovich has offered Russia's national players £40,000 to beat England at Wembley on Wednesday.
England Move Towards Euro 2008
13th September, 2007
A Michael Owen double helped England toward their 3-0 win over Russia to take a huge stride toward Euro 2008 qualificiation.
13th September, 2007
Scotland manager Alex McLeish has hailed the 1-0 Euro 2008 qualifier win over France as a "historic victory".
Winning Start For England In Cape Town
13th September, 2007
England got their ICC Twenty20 World Championships off to a good start with a convincing win over Zimbabwe in Cape Town.
14th September, 2007
The FIA have hit McLaren with a record $100 million fine and docked all of their constructors’ championship points as a result of the hearing into the spying scandal.
14th September, 2007
A look ahead to this weekend's fixtures in the Premier League, including the North London derby between Arsenal and Tottenham.
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14th September, 2007
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14th September, 2007
Wayne Rooney has recovered from a broken foot to join the Manchester United squad to face Everton on Saturday.
Australia Dominate But England Progress
14th September, 2007
Australia produced a convincing display to beat England by 8 wickets in the Twenty20 World Championships . Australia and England both progress to the Super Eight stage.
17th September, 2007
South Africa successfully defended an average 154-8 score to beat England by 19 runs in Group E of the Twenty20 World Champtionships.
17th September, 2007
The race for the Formula 1 World Championship took another dramatic step on Sunday, with Lewis Hamilton’s lead cut to only two points.
Heskey Faces Six Weeks On The Sidelines
17th September, 2007
Heskey faces a potential six weeks on the sidelines, ruling him out of at least England's next Euro 2008 qualifier against Estonia.
17th September, 2007
England fly-half Jonny Wilkinson will be fit and available for Saturday’s crucial Pool A match against Samoa.
18th September, 2007
New Derby signing Kenny Miller scored his first goal for the club in a 1-0 win over Newcastle United.
Usmanov Increases Arsenal Stake
18th September, 2007
Russian billionaire Usmanov has increased his stake in Arsenal to 21%, the second largest stakeholder at the club.
Paddy Power Specials for Champions League Matchday 1
18th September, 2007
Paddy Power give you yet another reason to choose them as your bookmaker for your Champions League flutter.
Champions League Matchday 1 Roundup
19th September, 2007
In a disappointing night in the Champions League for British teams, Liverpool and Chelsea were held to draws and Celtic were comfortably beaten.
20th September, 2007
In a sensational move that has shocked the world of football, Jose Mourinho has resigned from his position of Chelsea manager.
Champions League Matchday 2 Roundup
20th September, 2007
Matchday 2 in the Champions League saw all the British teams get off to a winning start.
Hearts Announces Major Two-Year Sponsorship Deal with Gala Coral
21st September, 2007
Heart of Midlothian Football Club (Hearts) today announced a major two-year sponsorship agreement with Coral to become Official Online Gaming Partner with the Edinburgh-based club.
24th September, 2007
Arsenal continue to impress at the top of the table with a 5-0 win, and Manchester Untied capped a miserable week for Chelsea.
India Claim World Twenty20 Title
24th September, 2007
India beat Pakistan in a thrilling final to become the first World Twenty20 champions.
William Hill Boss Stands Down Early
25th September, 2007
William Hill boss David Harding has announced that he will step down at the end of the week, three months earlier than planned.
£2m Bet Placed on the All Blacks
26th September, 2007
An Australian punter has bet five million Australian dollars (over £2m) on New Zealand winning the Rugby Union World Cup.
England Without Owen for Key England Clashes
26th September, 2007
Michael Owen will miss England's key Euro 2008 qualifiers against Estonia and Russia with a groin tear.
27th September, 2007
Manchester United and Aston Villa were both dumped out of the Carling Cup by lower league sides on Wednesday.
