The Portsmouth manager was set as the favorite to have the role. Some might have been just wishing the best for the manager. But of course, there were others to be considered as well.

“We had thought Avram Grant was a certainty for the Hammers hot seat but betters now seem to think differently,” said Sky Bet’s Helen Jacob.

Slaven Bilic, former Hammer, Croatia boss, was also said to be with odds for the important West Ham United position. He has got 6/1 from 14/1 because of some supporters.

While Mark Hughes, ex-Blackburn and Manchester City gaffer, was set to be also in the betting for the West Ham United role. Odds of 6/1 were also for Hughes.

Zola, for two seasons, managed the club just right. And he had the reason or reasons for sure for leaving.

Well, we still don’t know who will really be the next West Ham United manager. And this seems now interesting for us. It may just be Grant, Bilic or Hughes. And it may just be another personality in the sport.

Hopefully, pretty soon we’d know who will really be the next West Ham United manager after Zola. However we might not be surprised anymore with the revelation. It might be just one of the personalities we’ve mentioned, but it might not be as well therefore there is a possibility that we also be surprised.

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Now, Sky Bet actually offers Murray at odds of 2/1 to win the 2010 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award. He was previously at odds of 4/1 to win the said award.

Sky Bet indeed slashed his odds from 4/1 to 2/1 after the Scotsman made it against Rafael Nadal, the World No. 2. In the Australian Open quarter-finals, he was able to beat Nadal who was in good form then, we believe.

The online bookmakers also supported Murray’s event against Marin Cilic, rating him at odds of 1/4 to beat the said player in the semi-finals. Also, in connection to the title at the Melbourne Park, the online bookmakers set him at odds of 11/8 to bring it home.

“Given that a British male hasn’t won a Grand Slam since Fred Perry in the thirties, if Murray wins at Melbourne Park, he is sure to go odds-on for Sports Personality of the Year”, said Sky Bet spokeswoman Helen Jacob.

Murray’s closest rival for the award must be  who has recently managed to make not only one but four goals for Manchester United and England in a game against Hull City. He has actually been trying to lead the club and the country to victory this 2010.

Will Murray win the 2010 BBC Sports Personality of the Year award? And will he also be able to make it at Melbourne Park and bring home the prestigious title?Eventually, we will know the answer for these questions. But for now, let us enjoy the excitement that all these betting bring.

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