by Stuboo » 17 Aug 2012 18:21
by Arnie_Pie » 17 Aug 2012 18:41
by grey_squirrel » 17 Aug 2012 19:22
by JR » 18 Aug 2012 00:05
SpaceCruiserphilM, quoting Lawrenson, Like a lot of other clubs who are going to spend a lot of time down the bottom of the table, the problem they have is in trying to persuade players to come and sign for them.
WTF?!? We've signed 7 new players, what drugs is he on?
by royalsteve » 18 Aug 2012 01:22
SpaceCruiserphilM, quoting Lawrenson, Like a lot of other clubs who are going to spend a lot of time down the bottom of the table, the problem they have is in trying to persuade players to come and sign for them.
WTF?!? We've signed 7 new players, what drugs is he on?
by TBM » 18 Aug 2012 19:15
by mbb » 18 Aug 2012 21:17
by creative_username_1 » 18 Aug 2012 21:25
TBM Sooooooooo anyway
Lawro 1-0 Hobnob
Teams Lawro 1x2 Odds Score Odds 1x2 Results Score Results
Arsenal v Sunderland 2-0 1.46 7.80 -100 -100
Everton v Man Utd 0 0 3.75 13.50
Fulham v Norwich 2 0 1.82 10.00 82 -100
Man City v Southampton 2 0 1.21 7.40
Newcastle v Tottenham 1 0 2.88 11.00 188 -100
QPR v Swansea 2-0 2.04 11.00 -100 -100
Reading v Stoke 1-1 3.35 7.20 235 620
West Brom v Liverpool 1-1 3.65 8.00 -100 -100
West Ham v Aston Villa 2-1 2.22 9.80 122 -100
Wigan v Chelsea 1-2 1.65 9.00
Totals
by Stuboo » 19 Aug 2012 02:32
by creative_username_1 » 19 Aug 2012 10:50
Stuboo He has to get it right sometimes I guess, but last season Lawro's predictions were consistantly appalling. Anyway, I was pleased to see he wasn't on MOTD tonight.
by loyalroyal4life » 19 Aug 2012 11:24
stickywhisky I couldn't care less, i'm happy for 'pundits' to write us off - it gives us something to prove and i'm confident we will surprise a few people this season. I even think we will finish higher than Stoke this season.
by Stuboo » 19 Aug 2012 16:33
creative_username_1Stuboo He has to get it right sometimes I guess, but last season Lawro's predictions were consistantly appalling. Anyway, I was pleased to see he wasn't on MOTD tonight.
Nah, he makes money consistently.
by creative_username_1 » 19 Aug 2012 16:40
by Arch » 19 Aug 2012 17:03
Arnie_Pie Lawro can go and suck my fat one. Keep predicting us to lose and we will prove him wrong. Again.
by Stuboo » 19 Aug 2012 17:28
creative_username_1 the way they score it doesn't reflect the probability of the event happening. Predicting Man City to beat Southampton gives you a point but will only earn you 1.22
Calling correct score of our game returned him 7.20 etc
by creative_username_1 » 19 Aug 2012 17:46
Stuboocreative_username_1 the way they score it doesn't reflect the probability of the event happening. Predicting Man City to beat Southampton gives you a point but will only earn you 1.22
Calling correct score of our game returned him 7.20 etc
It's Lawro's own prediction league, he knows the rules, so I think the results are valid. He may have had a good day today, but over last season he was pretty bad.
by Stuboo » 19 Aug 2012 21:16
creative_username_1Stuboocreative_username_1 the way they score it doesn't reflect the probability of the event happening. Predicting Man City to beat Southampton gives you a point but will only earn you 1.22
Calling correct score of our game returned him 7.20 etc
It's Lawro's own prediction league, he knows the rules, so I think the results are valid. He may have had a good day today, but over last season he was pretty bad.
You'd be wrong i'm afraid. He made money and has done so pretty consistently since i could be bothered to track it.
by Kingsley Junior » 23 Aug 2012 18:37
Lawro Sunderland v Reading
I'm not sure about Sunderland's £12m move to sign Steven Fletcher, because it is a lot of money for not too many goals - Fletcher only scored 12 for Wolves in the top flight last season.
But Black Cats boss Martin O'Neill must feel he can get more out of him, and he is the sort of manager able to extract every ounce of effort from everybody.
Reading played on Wednesday too so this is a tough ask for them at the end of their first week back in the Premier League. Their problem is that, after a good comeback to get a point against Stoke, and leading for a while against Chelsea before falling behind to a goal that they felt was offside, they don't have a win.
Yes, they were a bit unlucky against Chelsea but then you also have to remember that their goalkeeper Adam Federici has thrown two goals in his net in two games, and they have conceded five in total.
Royals boss Brian McDermott is a shrewd guy but my worry is whether he has got enough quality in his side to keep them up.
They give lots of opportunities to the opposition and they have found out the hard way what it is like to be back among the big boys. You can get away with the mistakes you make in the Championship but, as everyone knows, you get punished in the Premier League.
Prediction: 2-1
by melonhead » 23 Aug 2012 18:45
a goal that they felt was offside
by windermere_royal » 23 Aug 2012 18:48
Kingsley Junior http://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/0/football/19326517Lawro Sunderland v Reading
I'm not sure about Sunderland's £12m move to sign Steven Fletcher, because it is a lot of money for not too many goals - Fletcher only scored 12 for Wolves in the top flight last season.
But Black Cats boss Martin O'Neill must feel he can get more out of him, and he is the sort of manager able to extract every ounce of effort from everybody.
Reading played on Wednesday too so this is a tough ask for them at the end of their first week back in the Premier League. Their problem is that, after a good comeback to get a point against Stoke, and leading for a while against Chelsea before falling behind to a goal that they felt was offside, they don't have a win.
Yes, they were a bit unlucky against Chelsea but then you also have to remember that their goalkeeper Adam Federici has thrown two goals in his net in two games, and they have conceded five in total.
Royals boss Brian McDermott is a shrewd guy but my worry is whether he has got enough quality in his side to keep them up.
They give lots of opportunities to the opposition and they have found out the hard way what it is like to be back among the big boys. You can get away with the mistakes you make in the Championship but, as everyone knows, you get punished in the Premier League.
Prediction: 2-1
He was spot on with the score v Stoke so hoping he is off this time - don't want a defeat on Saturday, thanks.
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