Prem Predictathon Thread

mike65

Saturday, 2 May 2009

Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00

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HOME
Man City v Blackburn, 15:00

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HOME
Middlesbrough v Man Utd, 12:45 ----AWAY
Portsmouth v Arsenal, 15:00

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AWAY
Stoke v West Ham, 15:00

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DRAW
Tottenham v West Brom, 15:00

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HOME
Wigan v Bolton, 15:00

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DRAW

Sunday, 3 May 2009

Liverpool v Newcastle, 13:30

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HOME
Sunderland v Everton, 16:00

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AWAY

Monday, 4 May 2009

Aston Villa v Hull, 20:00

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HOME

Villa to finally win shocker!

PHB

Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00

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Chelsea
Man City v Blackburn, 15:00

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City
Middlesbrough v Man Utd, 12:45 ----United
Portsmouth v Arsenal, 15:00

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Draw
Stoke v West Ham, 15:00

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West Ham
Tottenham v West Brom, 15:00

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Spurs
Wigan v Bolton, 15:00

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Draw

Sunday, 3 May 2009

Liverpool v Newcastle, 13:30

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Draw
Sunderland v Everton, 16:00

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Draw

Monday, 4 May 2009

Aston Villa v Hull, 20:00

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Hull

Mushy

Saturday, 2 May 2009

Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00

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HOME
Man City v Blackburn, 15:00

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Draw
Middlesbrough v Man Utd, 12:45 ----AWAY
Portsmouth v Arsenal, 15:00

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AWAY
Stoke v West Ham, 15:00

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DRAW
Tottenham v West Brom, 15:00

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HOME
Wigan v Bolton, 15:00

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DRAW

Sunday, 3 May 2009

Liverpool v Newcastle, 13:30

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HOME
Sunderland v Everton, 16:00

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Draw

Monday, 4 May 2009

Aston Villa v Hull, 20:00

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Draw

SlickRic

PHB wrote: »

Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00

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Chelsea
Man City v Blackburn, 15:00

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City
Middlesbrough v Man Utd, 12:45 ----United
Portsmouth v Arsenal, 15:00

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Draw
Stoke v West Ham, 15:00

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West Ham
Tottenham v West Brom, 15:00

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Spurs
Wigan v Bolton, 15:00

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Draw

Sunday, 3 May 2009

Liverpool v Newcastle, 13:30

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Draw
Sunderland v Everton, 16:00

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Draw

Monday, 4 May 2009

Aston Villa v Hull, 20:00

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Hull

i'm tempted to give you the money myself if that comes off

nah, it could be difficult if Newcastle give all they can and more, but Liverpool will be just about full strength and just as desperate.

Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00

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Chelsea
Man City v Blackburn, 15:00

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Draw
Middlesbrough v Man Utd, 12:45 ----Draw (on the basis Utd will be understrength, Boro fighting for their lives, and tend to do well at the Riverside against the big teams)
Portsmouth v Arsenal, 15:00

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Away
Stoke v West Ham, 15:00

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Stoke
Tottenham v West Brom, 15:00

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Spurs
Wigan v Bolton, 15:00

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Wigan

Sunday, 3 May 2009

Liverpool v Newcastle, 13:30

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Pool
Sunderland v Everton, 16:00

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Everton

Monday, 4 May 2009

Aston Villa v Hull, 20:00

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Draw

premierstone

Think Chelsea wll struggle myself, one eye on Barca, realistically no chance of winning league or being caught for third, and Fulhams record this seasonn against the bigger teams.

That_Guy

Come on the Toon. Win for us on Sunday is an absolute definite. :rolleyes:

blindpilot

Saturday, 2 May 2009

Chelsea v Fulham, 15:00

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HOME
Man City v Blackburn, 15:00

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HOME
Middlesbrough v Man Utd, 12:45 ----HOME
Portsmouth v Arsenal, 15:00

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DRAW
Stoke v West Ham, 15:00

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DRAW
Tottenham v West Brom, 15:00

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HOME
Wigan v Bolton, 15:00

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DRAW

Sunday, 3 May 2009

Liverpool v Newcastle, 13:30

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HOME
Sunderland v Everton, 16:00

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AWAY

Monday, 4 May 2009

Aston Villa v Hull, 20:00

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HOME

If you accuse me of thinking with my heart and not my head for the Boro v Utd game you'd be right.

Xavi6

1-0 City

Big Phil Caicedo

Xavi6

2-0

Robinho!!!!

Xavi6

3-0! Elano

Xavi6

45 min Yellow card: Blackburn Rovers, Ooijer, dissent
45 min Yellow card: Blackburn Rovers, Nelsen, dissent
45 min Penalty goal: Manchester City, Elano
45 min Yellow card: Blackburn Rovers, Grella, dissent

Lulz

Xavi6

3-1

Given saves a peno from Diouf, Andrews nets the rebound

roryc

nice one, good to see Andrews get another

Mr Alan

good to see Blackburn get stuffed.

Xavi6

Samba up front on his own was lollerific.

SlickRic

Xavi6 wrote: »

Samba up front on his own was lollerific.

Allardyce really is as anti-football as you can get.

Mr Alan

woulda been England manager if it wasn't for those pesky foreigners dont ya know!

mike65

*shudders*

Xavi6

SlickRic wrote: »

Allardyce really is as anti-football as you can get.

In fairness McCarthy got injured and had to go off at half time but I've no sympathy when a perfectly good striker in Matt Derbyshire is off playing in a Greek Cup Final today on loan.

Frisbee

Mexican Pelé

eagle eye

Mr Alan wrote: »

good to see Blackburn get stuffed.

Very nice indeed Mr Alan. You are exactly the type of football watcher(I wouldn't even call you a fan) who turns people off the side you say you follow.

On the game today, Mike Dean as usual screws Blackburn. We would have been 1-0 up most likely if there was consistent refereeing. Givet gets penalised for a penalty but earlier in the game De Jong gets away with the very same thing. A penalty there and things could have been so much different. Thats what all the dissent was about and you can't blame the players when you are clearly being treated unfairly.

therecklessone

Frisbee wrote: »

Mexican Pelé

Has he been home recently? Swine flu FTW.

LuckyLloyd

Huge game starting now for Hull. Aston Villa have demonstrated that they are a soft team at home, so Hull should believe they have a chance. A win would leave them six points clear - which would be huge obv.

Geovanni and Cousin starting up front, with Ashbee and Boateng in midfield. Is it good enough to create chances consistently? We'll see...

mike65

There is only one reason I want Villa to win, this bet in Gambling

LuckyLloyd

mike65 wrote: »

There is only one reason I want Villa to win, this bet in Gambling

Oh good Christ, the OP in that thread indicated that he wasn't going to lay Villa!! :eek::eek:

The bookies must loooooooooove those who bet on football. Jaysus! :rolleyes:

LuckyLloyd

Hull have had two miskicks in situations where a clear sight on goal was available. One from Marney in the first few minutes, and another from Geovanni just there.

LuckyLloyd

1- 0 Villa, Carew times his run just right to leave him an easy finish from an Ashley Young cross. Hull got caught out on the break after losing the ball outside the Villa penalty area.

mike65

13,000 posts (amature!)

Gola

invincibleirish

Big John i love you, great to see Boateng ****ing up time after time, best to retire methinks.

ctrl-alt-delete

Xavi6 wrote: »

In fairness McCarthy got injured and had to go off at half time but I've no sympathy when a perfectly good striker in Matt Derbyshire is off playing in a Greek Cup Final today on loan.

I wasn't happy about that either, we don't have any fit strikers now, just as well we are nearly safe,

Derbyshire came off the bench to score twice in that cup final, finished 4-4, then he scored twice again in the shoot out which ended 19-18!

Looks like he wants to make the move permanent too

LuckyLloyd

Hull should really have equalised from that set piece.

Helix

heskey on for carew is a waste of a sub

bring nrc on for agbonlahor instead, and let young float between the midfield and attack with barry going out left

thatll close the game out

LuckyLloyd

Been all Hull the last 10 minutes. Having a right good go here. Villa are a shadow of what they were earlier in the season. Confidence looks non existent.

invincibleirish

Surely there isn't enough time for a Gardner booking. Surely.

Ah Victory at last

LuckyLloyd

Villa just about hang on in the end. Barmby was awesome when he came on - worked his socks off.

Pepe LeFrits

Good stuff Villa. Hopefully Newcastle can leapfrog Hull.

ctrl-alt-delete

Pepe LeFrits wrote: »

Good stuff Villa. Hopefully Newcastle can leapfrog Hull.

Looks like if there is a winner between Newcastle and Boro, that whoever wins that game could stay up, boro need a few more goals than Newcastle would,

I can't see Hull winning any more points this season.

Headshot

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

Looks like if there is a winner between Newcastle and Boro, that whoever wins that game could stay up, boro need a few more goals than Newcastle would,

I can't see Hull winning any more points this season.

they could get somthing from the stoke match

LuckyLloyd

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

Looks like if there is a winner between Newcastle and Boro, that whoever wins that game could stay up, boro need a few more goals than Newcastle would,

I can't see Hull winning any more points this season.

Tbh, I can't see Boro or Newcastle taking any points that aren't against each other. You just never now though with teams battling relegation at the end of the season. Someone always pulls an unexpected result out of the bag.

OPENROAD

LuckyLloyd wrote: »

Tbh, I can't see Boro or Newcastle taking any points that aren't against each other. You just never now though with teams battling relegation at the end of the season. Someone always pulls an unexpected result out of the bag.

Can see Newcastle beating Villa

Helix

ctrl-alt-delete wrote: »

I can't see Hull winning any more points this season.

they dont need to if the boro toon game is a draw next week

OPENROAD

Helix wrote: »

they dont need to if the boro toon game is a draw next week

why? they can still go down

Helix

OPENROAD wrote: »

why? they can still go down

they wont

that match being a draw will effectively relegate both clubs, granted theyll have to wait til the following week id say to be sure, but neither will survive the draw. ill put any amount of money on that with you

OPENROAD

Helix wrote: »

they wont

that match being a draw will effectively relegate both clubs, granted theyll have to wait til the following week id say to be sure, but neither will survive the draw. ill put any amount of money on that with you

Both Draw, Hull can still go down, two matches left gap of 2 points

Helix

they can, but they wont, is my point

OPENROAD

Helix wrote: »

they can, but they wont, is my point

I reckon Newcastle will escape on goal difference, Boro and Hull to go down with West Brom

ctrl-alt-delete

Helix wrote: »

they dont need to if the boro toon game is a draw next week

Well that was my whole point, if there is a winner in that game i think the winner will stay up

eagle eye

Xavi6 wrote: »

In fairness McCarthy got injured and had to go off at half time but I've no sympathy when a perfectly good striker in Matt Derbyshire is off playing in a Greek Cup Final today on loan.

Fyi we brought in two players in the January window and we had to loan out players to offset the increasing wage bill. At that time Matt Derbyshire had been demoted to fifth choice among the forwards who were all fit so when an offer came in for him on loan, both the club and Matt wanted it.