Spurs odds-on to keep Bale
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The Tipster: Gareth Bale is odds-on to stay at Tottenham this summer
Real Madrid and Paris St Germain are weighing up world-record bids to tempt Tottenham to sell Gareth Bale but Spurs are ready to dig in their heels to keep their prize asset at White Hart Lane.
Yes, its time to brace yourself for another summer saga as chairman Daniel Levy tip-toes his way through those murky transfer waters.
Tottenham have mixed form in these matters, selling Dimitar Berbatov to Manchester United for around £32million on the final day of the 2008 summer window but repelling offers from Chelsea and others to sign Luka Modric a couple of years ago.
The Croatian playmaker finally moved to the Bernabeu last summer after more intense haggling and now Bale is the subject of daily debate over his future.
Ladbrokes quote 7/4 he becomes a Galactico and is playing in La Liga in September while 888sport offer 24/1 he joins PSG reputedly ready to shell out £85million to buy the Wales international.
But the best bet is Bwins 3/5 that Bale stays where he is as Spurs need him to help them attract star quality to the club and gain Champions League football. Thats not going to happen if he is allowed to leave, however much money is bankers in the clubs coffers.
Greyhounds: Top jockey AP McCoy can clear the next hurdle on his way to Greyhound Derby glory with Kereight King, who is an appealing 7/2 with sponsors William Hill to win heat one in Saturday nights third round.
Shaneboy Spencer should win heat three on at 11/10 with Paddy Power while Screen Critic can surge to victory in heat seven at 9/4 with Coral, Betfred, Totesport and Bet365.
Throw Shaneboy Alley into your Saturday night portfolio in the last heat on Sky Sports 4 at 2/1 with Paddy Power and Bet Victor and sit back and enjoy the odds-on prowess of Ballymac Vic and Ballymac Eske and look forward to Tuesdays quarter-finals.
Ice hockey: Chicago Blackhawks are 4/6 to beat Boston Bruins in the Windy City on Saturday night to take a 2-0 lead in battle for the NHLs Stanley Cup.
Real Madrid and Paris St Germain are weighing up world-record bids to tempt Tottenham to sell Gareth Bale but Spurs are ready to dig in their heels to keep their prize asset at White Hart Lane.
Yes, its time to brace yourself for another summer saga as chairman Daniel Levy tip-toes his way through those murky transfer waters.
Tottenham have mixed form in these matters, selling Dimitar Berbatov to Manchester United for around £32million on the final day of the 2008 summer window but repelling offers from Chelsea and others to sign Luka Modric a couple of years ago.
The Croatian playmaker finally moved to the Bernabeu last summer after more intense haggling and now Bale is the subject of daily debate over his future.
Ladbrokes quote 7/4 he becomes a Galactico and is playing in La Liga in September while 888sport offer 24/1 he joins PSG reputedly ready to shell out £85million to buy the Wales international.
But the best bet is Bwins 3/5 that Bale stays where he is as Spurs need him to help them attract star quality to the club and gain Champions League football. Thats not going to happen if he is allowed to leave, however much money is bankers in the clubs coffers.
Greyhounds: Top jockey AP McCoy can clear the next hurdle on his way to Greyhound Derby glory with Kereight King, who is an appealing 7/2 with sponsors William Hill to win heat one in Saturday nights third round.
Shaneboy Spencer should win heat three on at 11/10 with Paddy Power while Screen Critic can surge to victory in heat seven at 9/4 with Coral, Betfred, Totesport and Bet365.
Throw Shaneboy Alley into your Saturday night portfolio in the last heat on Sky Sports 4 at 2/1 with Paddy Power and Bet Victor and sit back and enjoy the odds-on prowess of Ballymac Vic and Ballymac Eske and look forward to Tuesdays quarter-finals.
Ice hockey: Chicago Blackhawks are 4/6 to beat Boston Bruins in the Windy City on Saturday night to take a 2-0 lead in battle for the NHLs Stanley Cup.
