Boothroyd odds-on favourite for job
Former City academy coach Aidy Boothroyd is the odds-on favourite with the bookies to take over as Norwich City manager after Glenn Roeder's sacking. Boothroyd, out of work after his departure from Watford, went from 5-2 favourite with Sky Bet yesterday to 8-11 overnight, though Ladbrokes are favouring Mark Robins.
Former City academy coach Aidy Boothroyd is the odds-on favourite with the bookies to take over as Norwich City manager after Glenn Roeder's sacking.
Boothroyd, out of work after his departure from Watford, went from 5-2 favourite with Sky Bet yesterday to 8-11 overnight, though Ladbrokes are favouring Mark Robins.
According to Sky Bet, former Blackburn manager Paul Ince is 5-1 to make a swift return to management with Norwich with Robins 9-1 and Iain Dowie 10-1 for the job, which would be his third managerial post in the last 12 months.
Sky Bet odds: Aidy Boothroyd 8-11, Paul Ince 5-1, Mark Robins 9-1, Paul Jewell, Steve Cotterill, Alan Pardew, Iain Dowie 10-1, Ian Holloway, Malky Mackay 11-1, Lawrie Sanchez 12-1, Gary McAllister 16-1, Glenn Hoddle, Dion Dublin, David O'Leary 20-1, Dean Saunders 25-1.
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Former City striker Robins is the favourite with Ladbrokes.
Robins is 9-2 with Boothroyd 6-1 and ex-Leicester and QPR boss Holloway 7-1.
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Pardew, Peterborough manager Darren Ferguson and McAllister come in at 8-1 and former City full-back Mark Bowen at 9-1.
