Dung Beetle Thread

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Spurs v Norwich.
Lawro's prediction: 3-0

Norwich are on a nice little unbeaten run of four games, but I've seen this happen with teams near the bottom before - they have a few good results but it is never too long before they revert to type.

The Canaries have worked so hard to pick up those points, but I just feel that there is a bump in the road coming. Tottenham are at home and they have got the quality and work-rate to win this one comfortably.
 
Bure budgie said:
Spurs v Norwich.
Lawro's prediction: 3-0

Norwich are on a nice little unbeaten run of four games, but I've seen this happen with teams near the bottom before - they have a few good results but it is never too long before they revert to type.

The Canaries have worked so hard to pick up those points, but I just feel that there is a bump in the road coming. Tottenham are at home and they have got the quality and work-rate to win this one comfortably.
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Norwich v Manure
I reckon the Canaries will find this game tough going too, although we are still waiting to properly find out what Manchester United will look like under interim manager Ralf Rangnick.

This is only Rangnick's second league game in charge, and his first on the road. It will interesting to see if United's running stats match their numbers against Palace, which were much higher than they had been all season, but they should see off Norwich comfortably enough anyway.

Lawro's prediction: 0-2
 
LAWRO'S PREDICTION
Norwich have a few injury problems but I was still impressed with the way they played against Manchester United.

The outcome of this game could come down to how much each team has got left in the tank because Aston Villa's players also put in a huge effort in their narrow defeat by Liverpool at Anfield.

I am going with a home win. I am sure Canaries boss Dean Smith would love to beat Villa after the way his three-year spell ended, but the reason I am backing Norwich is just down to the way they have improved since he took charge there.

Prediction: 2-1

****ing hell, a Lawro win prediction
 
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