Bookmaker suspends betting on Trap exit

Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has today suspended the betting on Giovanni Trapattoni’s reign as Ireland manager ending before 2013 following a torrent of bets.

Bookmaker suspends betting on Trap exit
Mon, 15 Oct, 2012 - 17:56

Irish bookmaker Paddy Power has today suspended the betting on Giovanni Trapattoni’s reign as Ireland manager ending before 2013 following a torrent of bets.

A flurry of bets saw the price on the Italian no longer being the Republic of Ireland’s manager on New Year's Day moving from 2/1 this morning to 11/10, before the market was closed.

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CourtsSoccerWorld Cup QualifiersPlace: Republic of IrelandPerson: Paddy PowerPerson: Giovanni TrapattoniPerson: Mick McCarthyPerson: Chris HughtonPerson: Brian McDermottPerson: Owen CoylePerson: Martin O’NeillPerson: Liam BradyPerson: David O’LearyPerson: Roy KeanePerson: Michael O’NeillPerson: Marco TardelliPerson: Terry VenablesPerson: Harry RedknappPerson: Paul JewellPerson: Pat FenlonPerson: Sam AllardycePerson: Guus HiddinkPerson: Martin JolPerson: Graeme SounessPerson: John TiganaPerson: Kenny DalglishPerson: Chris ColemanPerson: Roy HodgsonPerson: Lawrie SanchezPerson: Arie HaanPerson: Bert van MarwijkPerson: Noel KingPerson: Jim GannonPerson: Brian KerrPerson: Paul DoolinPerson: John GilesPerson: Stephen KennyPerson: Joe KinnearPerson: Eamonn DunphyPerson: Jack CharltonEvent: New Year's DayOrganisation: Ireland
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