Gerade das hier entdeckt, das sind sicher Insidertrades, die den Preis bei Intertops runtergebracht haben:
ST. JOHNS, Antigua, Nov. 30 /PRNewswire/ -- It's a close match to lead the
field when it comes to the cream of world soccer talent, according to Internet
bookmakers Intertops.com.
The world soccer body FIFA has narrowed a 50-player field down to a final
three ahead of the presentation of the World Player of the Year award on
December 20 at Zurich Opera House. Intertops.com is kicking off the
proceedings with some great odds! Whilst France's Thierry Henry (2/1) and
Brazil's Ronaldinho (7/5) look to defend the title previously claimed by their
illustrious countrymen Zinedine Zidane, Ronaldo and Romario, AC Milan's
Ukrainian striker Andrij Shevchenko (7/5) could score for Eastern Europe for
the first time in the award's fourteen-year history.
"Sheva" is widely recognized as the top marksman in the Italian Serie A
and led his country to the top of its World Cup qualifying group in 2004.
Ronaldinho -- known to Brazilian fans as the legitimate successor to Pele in
the country's number 10 shirt -- has been a revelation this season for Spanish
giant Barcelona. French star Henry, the most dangerous striker in the English
Premier League, has also enjoyed an incredible year of club football, blasting
30 Premiership goals as Arsenal romped to the title in May on the back of an
unbelievable unbeaten season. But Henry's copybook remains somewhat blotted by
a foul year suffered by the French national team in 2004.
"But who said soccer was just for the boys?" said Intertops.com COO
Michael Maerz. "We watched 18-year-old young Brazilian starlet Marta lead her
country to the Olympic final in Athens, and we believe she could score a great
triumph for the girls at 7/5."
"It will be a great event, and we know all soccer fans will be keen to
wager on their favorite player," he added. "At Intertops.com, we make it our
goal to give you a big win this Christmas!"