Next Port Vale Manager Betting Odds: Gareth Ainsworth now moves into 4/1 FAVOURITE to take over Port Vale after Andy Crosby SACKED!

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Gareth Ainsworth is now the 4/1 favourite to be the next Port Vale manager as OLBG look at the full contenders in the betting market

Next Port Vale Manager Betting Odds: Gareth Ainsworth now moves into 4/1 FAVOURITE to take over Port Vale after Andy Crosby SACKED!
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  • Gareth Ainsworth is the bookies favourite to be the next Port Vale manager with odds now offered
  • Andy Crosby sacked after less than a year in charge after one win in eight
  • Port Vale now move into 7/1 to be relegated this season

Gareth Ainsworth is the bookies favourite to be the next Port Vale manager with odds now offered

Betting is now available on the next Port Vale manager with Gareth Ainsworth the early favourite at 4/1 with UK Betting Sites to take over from the departing Andy Crosby next.

Next Port Vale ManagerOddsProbability
Gareth Ainsworth4/120.0%
Michael Duff5/116.7%
John Eustace6/114.3%
David Dunn6/114.3%
Paul Heckingbottom8/111.1%

Ainsworth could well be the man to take charge of Vale next with the betting market having a big list of serious contenders for the role next.

The experienced Football League manager had 11 years in charge of Wycombe Wanderers before his last spell which ended abruptly at Queens Park Rangers after just 8 months in charge.

BetVictor's latest betting odds have Ainsworth as the 4/1 favourite to take over at Vale Park next with those odds suggesting there's a 20% probability that it happens next.

Ainsworth is followed in the betting market by Michael Duff and John Eustace with all Football League managerial markets throwing up the same names lately.

What the expert says...

Gareth Ainsworth currently leads the way in the betting odds at 4/1 to be the next Port Vale boss with betting now available following the sacking of Andy Crosby on Monday afternoon!

Nigel Skinner - Football Manager Expert - OLBG.com

Andy Crosby sacked after less than a year in charge after one win in eight

Port Vale decided to sack Andy Crosby on Monday after losing 3-0 to fellow League One strugglers Fleetwood Town on Saturday to see them sit in 20th in the table.

Vale are two points above the League One drop-zone but have two games in hand which are currently working as a cushion against relegation.

Crosby led the team to winning 5 of their first 7 games in League One this season to go up to 2nd in the table but they've since fallen off in terms of form to sink down to the bottom five in the league.

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Port Vale now move into 7/1 to be relegated this season

Vale's position in the league is a tough one as they sit just 2 points above the relegation zone but bookies still have them as big as 7/1 to be relegated from League One this season.

Carlisle are heavy favourites to go down at 1/25 as they are 10 points off safety and have played three games more than Port Vale outside of the relegation zone.

Fleetwood Town, fresh from beating Vale 3-0 at the weekend, are now 1/10 to be relegated from League One at the end of the season.

League One RelegationOddsProbability
Carlisle1/2596.2%
Fleetwood Town1/1090.9%
Cheltenham8/1565.2%
Reading4/555.6%
Burton Albion2/133.3%
Exeter3/125.0%
Shrewsbury10/323.1%
Port Vale7/112.5%

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