CRYSTAL Palace boss Ian Holloway has been given odds of 16/1 by Sky Bet to replace Kenny Jackett, who has resigned from his job at Millwall this morning.
On the same day where Wolverhampton Wanderers sacked Dean Saunders, it wasn't long until the next managerial change in professional football arose, but this time it was Jackett's decision to leave the Lions.
Advertiser Sport understands Jackett dropped a hint to local reporters after last Tuesday's game with Palace and on Thursday that he wouldn't be around next season, and that has been proved correct.
However, odds linking Holloway to The Den, where he admitted he was abused by fans to watch the Lions in action against Blackburn Rovers before taking on Palace last week, seem to be highly unlikely.
A price of 66/1 from Bet Victor is more realistic, especially at a time when he is on the brink of leading Palace to the Premier League via the Championship play-offs.
Palace legend Steve Coppell has odds of 50/1, former bosses Neil Warnock and Iain Dowie have 33/1 and 16/1 odds, respectively, while Gareth Southgate has a 14/1 price - all from Sky Bet.
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On the same day where Wolverhampton Wanderers sacked Dean Saunders, it wasn't long until the next managerial change in professional football arose, but this time it was Jackett's decision to leave the Lions.
Advertiser Sport understands Jackett dropped a hint to local reporters after last Tuesday's game with Palace and on Thursday that he wouldn't be around next season, and that has been proved correct.
However, odds linking Holloway to The Den, where he admitted he was abused by fans to watch the Lions in action against Blackburn Rovers before taking on Palace last week, seem to be highly unlikely.
A price of 66/1 from Bet Victor is more realistic, especially at a time when he is on the brink of leading Palace to the Premier League via the Championship play-offs.
Palace legend Steve Coppell has odds of 50/1, former bosses Neil Warnock and Iain Dowie have 33/1 and 16/1 odds, respectively, while Gareth Southgate has a 14/1 price - all from Sky Bet.
Follow us on Twitter for the latest Palace news, exclusives and live match updates at www.twitter.com/AdvertiserSport
Palace fans on Facebook, have your say on our page at www.facebook.com/AdvertiserSport
Watch our exclusive away videos following Palace around the country on our YouTube channel at www.youtube.com/AdvertiserSport
