An Easy Way For Athletes To Make Money In Europe

LeitchLeitch|published: Fri 26th October, 13:05 2007

Apparently, the English Premier League doesn't get nearly as worked up about players gambling on their own sports as we prudish Americans do.

A player for the Bolton Wanderers has been openly bragging about how much money he made betting on the team's new coach.


One person that wasn't really a popular choice with fans to [be the new coach] was Gary Megson. Megson was ultimately given 3-1 odds to become Bolton's new coach but wasn't even close to being the favorite. Despite those odds, and fan hatred, [goalie Jussi] Jaaskelainen supposedly put down £100 a day for 10 days on Megson to become his new head coach. Jaaskelainen also revealed he and his teammates had discussed the managerial speculation that had surrounded the club since [the former coach]'s departure.

Apparently, this isn't against EPL rules, but we can't imagine Derek Jeter putting down a bunch of money on Don Mattingly to be the new Yankees manager would fly here.

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