O'Neill the bookie's favourite for Sunderland job

Martin O'Neill has been installed as favourite to be appointed the next manager of Sunderland by bookmakers Ladbrokes.

Mon, 03 Jul, 2006 - 18:28
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Martin O'Neill has been installed as favourite to be appointed the next manager of Sunderland by bookmakers Ladbrokes.

The former Celtic and Leicester City manager is the 5/2 favourite to land the job vacated by fellow World Cup pundit Mick McCarthy.

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