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*affects fey Lancashire Accent* "The thing is, I don't know. And nor do they, and that's whats scary...and exciting. Anything can happen with Newcastle, and also nothing - at the same time. Southampton? Well, precisely, who could possibly say? I can't predict what will or won't happen, so I'm sitting on the fence, with a firm 'maybe'. Beat Chelsea? Lose to Swansea? Beat Man U? I'm stumped Gary....Pfffffff. I'm so shit at this, Why can't I admit what a clueless charlatan I am? Erm, whatever, 2-1. What did Rizzle Kickz predict?"

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What else is he supposed to take into consideration for a prediction? The whole 'Newcastle are likely to follow up a brilliant away result with a rubbish home one.' shows that he knows something about us.

 

He's nowhere near as bad as everyone makes out like.

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That has only actually happened once tbf.... beat Villa away and then lost to Hull at home.

 

Although tbf as well we have only had that sequence happen two other times :lol: beat Cardiff then draw to Liverpool, Beat Spurs then beat Norwich.

 

Wouldn't say there's any clear indication from this seasons results which can suggest what the most likely result is.

 

 

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What else is he supposed to take into consideration for a prediction? The whole 'Newcastle are likely to follow up a brilliant away result with a rubbish home one.' shows that he knows something about us.

 

He's nowhere near as bad as everyone makes out like.

 

Form?  Reason?

 

It's a rambling mess, man.

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What else is he supposed to take into consideration for a prediction? The whole 'Newcastle are likely to follow up a brilliant away result with a rubbish home one.' shows that he knows something about us.

 

He's nowhere near as bad as everyone makes out like.

 

Form?  Reason?

 

It's a rambling mess, man.

 

The whole point is that he's just making a prediction though. It's not an algorithm based on all of the attributes available. He's given the reason, which is that it's in our nature to follow up brilliant results with poor ones under more favourable conditions. We would have pointed that out too.

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His only justification is that it might happen, he hasn't given any recent examples or said anything to indicate it's more than a hunch.

 

Even if he ends up being right, he'll still be wrong. :lol:

 

Read it back man. That's bollocks like. :lol: He's definitely stated throughout all of it that we're 2 good teams, and then talked about how it's in our nature to slip up after a good victory so he's went with a 1-2 to Southampton.

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All of the stuff Lawrenson puts in his team of the week articles seems to be stuff he's read in the paper over the last week and rephrased slightly.  And when he's on MOTD there's no analysis, he literally just describes what he sees on the screen.  The least insightful man in football.

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All of the stuff Lawrenson puts in his team of the week articles seems to be stuff he's read in the paper over the last week and rephrased slightly.  And when he's on MOTD there's no analysis, he literally just describes what he sees on the screen.  The least insightful man in football.

 

He hasn't done enough work to have his insight measured :lol:

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"Stoke have won two and drawn two of their league games in December but their improved form is not a big surprise to me.

It was always going to take their manager Mark Hughes a bit of time to get things right after taking over from Tony Pulis and they are starting to look more like they are Hughes's team - they are hard to play against but they try to play football too.

They were short of goals at the start of the season but slowly that change of style seems to be kicking in.

 

Newcastle are also on a good run too and they have gone under everyone's radar a bit.

They are sixth at Christmas and people seem to be forgetting to say what a good job their manager Alan Pardew has done.

The Magpies are at home, where they have only lost once in the league this season, and I think they will keep their run going.

If Pardew is not careful, he might end up qualifying for the Europa League next season. I am not sure he would want to.

That sounds a bit daft to say but Newcastle have a very good first XI yet their squad is not the strongest and they only have to look at Swansea to see that competition can become a hindrance.

 

Lawro's prediction: 2-1"

 

 

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"Stoke have won two and drawn two of their league games in December but their improved form is not a big surprise to me.

It was always going to take their manager Mark Hughes a bit of time to get things right after taking over from Tony Pulis and they are starting to look more like they are Hughes's team - they are hard to play against but they try to play football too.

They were short of goals at the start of the season but slowly that change of style seems to be kicking in.

 

Newcastle are also on a good run too and they have gone under everyone's radar a bit.

They are sixth at Christmas and people seem to be forgetting to say what a good job their manager Alan Pardew has done.

The Magpies are at home, where they have only lost once in the league this season, and I think they will keep their run going.

If Pardew is not careful, he might end up qualifying for the Europa League next season. I am not sure he would want to.

That sounds a bit daft to say but Newcastle have a very good first XI yet their squad is not the strongest and they only have to look at Swansea to see that competition can become a hindrance.

 

Lawro's prediction: 2-1"

 

 

 

That reads like a shit GCSE essay. How is this clown employed by the BBC to do this for a living?

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