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Saturday headliner, here's the odds!


Guest daley

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While looking for the odds for this year, I came across this page

My World Tour

which says the following:

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Bookmakers release odds for Glastonbury 2010 – Rolling Stones look likely to perform!

7/10/2009

As is always the case with Glastonbury, the bookmakers are eager to cash in on anything. Like the flies they are, buzzing around the proverbial turd that is Glastonbury, William Hill has released their list of odds on artists ready to fill the headline slot.

Sources close to the festival have already let slip the Rolling Stones WILL be playing at Glastonbury. So that pretty much means it’s pointless having a bet on anyone else. But if you fancy a flutter anyway, here are the odds -

Oasis 33/1

Manic Street Preachers 25/1

Spandau Ballet 25/1

Madness 25/1

Stone Roses 20/1

Robbie Williams 20/1

Green Day 20/1

Kings Of Leon 16/1

Red Hot Chili Peppers 16/1

Elton John 16/1

Prince 16/1

Radiohead 14/1

Arctic Monkeys 12/1

U2 12/1

Muse 10/1

David Bowie 8/1

Coldplay 8/1

Rolling Stones 4/1

Good luck!

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