Brit-pop legends Pulp, who are reforming for a string of summer gigs next year, are the latest act in the frame to headline Glastonbury 2011.
Organiser Michael Eavis has booked all three headliners, with Coldplay, U2 and Prince thought to be the acts set to play at the event.
However, bookmakers have now slashed the odds on Pulp performing at the event and taking a headline slot. William Hill have slashed the odds from 10/1 to 5/2 this week.
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Pulp, who formed in Sheffield, previously headlined the event in 1995.
“The amount of money that we have seen has been quite astonishing and it would lead us to think that a headline slot is certainly within reach for the Sheffield rockers,” said William Hill spokesman Joe Crilly.
Others rumoured to be headlining the event include Take That, who have recently reunited with original member Robbie Williams.
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