Lawro's Prediction Predictions
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bang on predicted a 2nil loss he really is a real ****...lets make sure he gets egg on his face again lads
apparently well be lucky if we finish top 10 what a dumb ****
apparently well be lucky if we finish top 10 what a dumb ****
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http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport1/hi/football/football_focus/15289261.stm
Newcastle are still unbeaten this season, although they have had the rub of the green a couple of times against QPR and, more recently, Wolves.
I am just wondering whether this might be the game where their luck runs out and I quite fancy Tottenham here, especially because Spurs will be buoyed by beating Arsenal in their last outing.
Let's not be too hard on Newcastle, though, because their central defensive pairing of Fabricio Coloccini and Steven Taylor does look very strong, and Yohan Cabaye has impressed me in midfield. Tim Krul is clearly going to be a top-class goalkeeper too.
But I see this as being the game which might make Newcastle boss Alan Pardew re-evaluate their season after an excellent start. They are not a top four side and, if they finish in the top half of the table with the squad they have got, then they have had an outstanding season.
For me, Harry Redknapp's side still look the most likely to get fourth place, and I would expect them to underline that by winning at St James' Park.
Prediction: 0-2
Newcastle are still unbeaten this season, although they have had the rub of the green a couple of times against QPR and, more recently, Wolves.
I am just wondering whether this might be the game where their luck runs out and I quite fancy Tottenham here, especially because Spurs will be buoyed by beating Arsenal in their last outing.
Let's not be too hard on Newcastle, though, because their central defensive pairing of Fabricio Coloccini and Steven Taylor does look very strong, and Yohan Cabaye has impressed me in midfield. Tim Krul is clearly going to be a top-class goalkeeper too.
But I see this as being the game which might make Newcastle boss Alan Pardew re-evaluate their season after an excellent start. They are not a top four side and, if they finish in the top half of the table with the squad they have got, then they have had an outstanding season.
For me, Harry Redknapp's side still look the most likely to get fourth place, and I would expect them to underline that by winning at St James' Park.
Prediction: 0-2
Looks like we were all about right with what Lawro would say.
Good old Frankie has us down as a win I see.
Good old Frankie has us down as a win I see.
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