Bookies review United’s chances

MANCHESTER UNITED’S impressive run of eight consecutive wins has led to the bookmakers pricing up every combination of the trophies they can win this season — including the clean sweep.
Bookies review United’s chances
Sat, 21 Dec, 2002 - 00:00
Jon Wilde

As fellow big guns Arsenal and

Liverpool continue to stutter, William Hill rate the Red Devils' chances of capturing the Premiership title, Champions League, FA Cup and Worthington Cup as short as 40-1.

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