David Cameron speech betting – Hacking, Big Society and Clegg set for mentions Visit Ladbrokes Save For Later Posted by Bettingpro Staff 4 Oct 2011 Tweet Related Articles See all Westminster news Share it Pin It David Cameron will address the Conservative Party conference this week and he is very likely to mention the riots and Libya according to LadbrokesBoris Johnson looks set for a mention in David Cameron's Tory conference speech according to Ladbrokes.The bookies have had to slash the odds of the PM saying 'Boris Johnson' from 3/1 to 6/4 as punters pile in hoping the party leader pays homage to the London Mayor and his handling of the 'Riots' which are just 1/10 to be mentioned.It's also 1/10 that Cameron says Libya while economic doom and gloom also appears to be on the agenda with 'Unemployment' (1/4), 'Greece' (1/6) and 'Recession' (1/4) all popular.Cameron is just 6/4 to say Blair and should the name of the former Labour PM be on his lips it's only 5/1 that audible booing is heard in the conference room.Dale Farm at 4/1 and Bankers' Bonuses at 5/1 are all topical tips leaving Rory Weal (16/1) and Aston Villa (20/1) the rank outsiders.Ladbrokes latest betting Cameron to mention Blair during speech and audible booing to be heard - 5/1What will David Cameron say in his speech?Libya1/10 Riots 1/10 Greece 1/6 Unemployment 1/4 Recession 1/4 Miliband 1/4 We're All In This Together 1/3 Hacking 1/2 Big Society 1/2 Clegg 1/2 Samantha 4/5 Tough Decisions evens No Alternative evens Thatcher evens Blair 6/4 Boris 6/4 Hard Working Families 2/1 Climate Change 2/1 Human Rights Act 5/2 Bins 3/1 Dale Farm 4/1 Twitter 5/1 Coulson 5/1 Bankers' Bonuses 5/1 Plan B 6/1 Mumsnet 10/1 Rory Weal 16/1 Aston Villa 20/1 Game On 20/1 Read our Ladbrokes review Use code MAXIMUMBONUS to get £50 free at Ladbrokes Like Like Post to wall 276 Reads All Political Betting News Recent Political Betting Articles Next To Leave UK Cabinet Betting – Betting suspended on Jeremy Hunt24 Apr 2012Paddy Power have been forced to suspend betting on the next to leave the UK coalition cabinet follo Next To Leave UK Cabinet Betting – Jeremy Hunt made favourite24 Apr 2012Jeremy Hunt is now the favourite in the dreaded 'Cabinet sack race' betting, according to Ladbrokes Boris Johnson and Ken Livingstone 20/1 to have a fist fight03 Apr 2012Ladbrokes make Boris Johnson the strong favourite at 2/5 to win the London Mayoral Election George Galloway lands huge political gamble to land Bradford West seat30 Mar 2012George Galloway was a 33/1 outsider with Ladbrokes before a deluge of bets on the Scot saw his odds David Cameron backed to leave Cabinet with Ladbrokes26 Mar 2012David Cameron’s odds of leaving Cabinet have been trimmed during a troubled week for the Prime Mini Budget speech betting – George Osborne 50/1 to brandish a 50p piece20 Mar 2012The 2012 Budget speech looks set to include the words Olympics, Stamp Duty and Child Benefit accord More Stories Recent Articles Dalian Shide v Liaoning Hongyun live stream preview26 May 2012Tenth plays host to eighth in the Chinese Super League on Sunday with Dalian Shide taking on Liaoni Monaco Grand Prix Betting – Webber on pole after Schumacher demoted26 May 2012Red Bull’s Mark Webber is the 13-8 favourite with Coral bookmakers for Sunday’s Monaco Grand Prix. Changsha Ginde v Changchun Yatai live stream preview26 May 2012The Chinese Super League continues on Sunday with Changsha Ginde looking to improve their chances o Norway v England - Wayne Rooney rested by Roy Hodgson26 May 2012Wayne Rooney will not be involved when England visit Norway for the first of their two Euro 2012 wa Table Tennis Challenger Series Live Streaming - Monday, May 2826 May 2012The top three in the Table Tennis Challenger Series are in action this week with Thomas Keinath eag Atletico Mineiro v Corinthians live stream preview26 May 2012Atletico Mineiro look to build on their positive start to Brasileiro campaign at home to Corin More Stories Tags David Cameron, David Cameron Betting, David Cameron Conference Speech, David Cameron Odds, David Cameron Speech
