Second £100 bet could earn Dad £35,000 if midfielder ever plays for England . By . Sportsmail Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 03:15 EST, 27 September 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 05:30 EST, 27 September 2012 . The father of young Ryan Tunnicliffe became £10,000 richer when the 19-year-old Manchester United midfielder came on for his debut in the 76th minute of Wednesday night's Capital One Cup win over Newcastle. Mick Tunnicliffe placed a £100 bet when his son was nine that he would one day play for United (at odds of 100-1), and his moment came when Marnick Vermijl was replaced during the 2-1 win. Take a bow: Wayne Rooney shakes hands with Ryan Tunnicliffe (right) as he prepares to come on during the Capital One Cup . In the money: Dad Mick Tunnicliffe (right) watches on at Old Trafford . And there could be worse to come for bookmakers William Hill, who revealed they also took another bet from Tunnicliffe's dad of £100 at odds of 350/1 that the young midfielder will one day play for England at some stage in his career. The wager could net Tunnicliffe Snr a whopping £35,000 payout. 'The last time a bet of this nature cost us £10,000 was when Chris Kirkland made his debut in goal for England, also landing a £100 bet for his father,' said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. Family fortunes: Tunnicliffe will net his dad Mick an extra £35,000 if he ever plays for England . 'We will obviously be paying close attention to the progress of Ryan’s career in the future.' Tunnicliffe, who spent last season under the tutelage of Sir Alex Ferguson's son, Darren, on loan at Peterborough United, was one of a number of youngsters blooded on Wednesday night. Winger Robbie Brady and defenders Scott Wootton and Michael Keane were also given run-outs by Ferguson at Old Trafford as United cruised through to a tricky fourth round meeting with Chelsea. Promising future: Tunnicliffe will now hope to get another chance to impress manager Sir Alex Ferguson .
Second £100 bet could earn Dad £35,000 if midfielder ever plays for England .
Second £100 bet could earn Dad £35,000 if midfielder ever plays for England . By . Sportsmail Reporter . PUBLISHED: . 03:15 EST, 27 September 2012 . | . UPDATED: . 05:30 EST, 27 September 2012 . The father of young Ryan Tunnicliffe became £10,000 richer when the 19-year-old Manchester United midfielder came on for his debut in the 76th minute of Wednesday night's Capital One Cup win over Newcastle. Mick Tunnicliffe placed a £100 bet when his son was nine that he would one day play for United (at odds of 100-1), and his moment came when Marnick Vermijl was replaced during the 2-1 win. Take a bow: Wayne Rooney shakes hands with Ryan Tunnicliffe (right) as he prepares to come on during the Capital One Cup . In the money: Dad Mick Tunnicliffe (right) watches on at Old Trafford . And there could be worse to come for bookmakers William Hill, who revealed they also took another bet from Tunnicliffe's dad of £100 at odds of 350/1 that the young midfielder will one day play for England at some stage in his career. The wager could net Tunnicliffe Snr a whopping £35,000 payout. 'The last time a bet of this nature cost us £10,000 was when Chris Kirkland made his debut in goal for England, also landing a £100 bet for his father,' said Hill’s spokesman Graham Sharpe. Family fortunes: Tunnicliffe will net his dad Mick an extra £35,000 if he ever plays for England . 'We will obviously be paying close attention to the progress of Ryan’s career in the future.' Tunnicliffe, who spent last season under the tutelage of Sir Alex Ferguson's son, Darren, on loan at Peterborough United, was one of a number of youngsters blooded on Wednesday night. Winger Robbie Brady and defenders Scott Wootton and Michael Keane were also given run-outs by Ferguson at Old Trafford as United cruised through to a tricky fourth round meeting with Chelsea. Promising future: Tunnicliffe will now hope to get another chance to impress manager Sir Alex Ferguson .
Second £100 bet could earn Dad £35,000 if midfielder ever plays for England . By .