Mark Lawrenson's Prediction for Manchester City v Newcastle

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Manchester City v Newcastle United

Some of us are pleasantly surprised that Newcastle remain unbeaten but this is where the run comes to an end.

Their form is testimony to manager Alan Pardew and his backroom staff and the way they have gone about this season, it has been built on an excellent young goalkeeper in Tim Krul and a steady back four, but Manchester City are just in a different league.

City have had half their squad all over the world playing football this week which may have an impact on them but this is a team now which has gelled under Roberto Mancini; they don't go overboard when they win 6-1 at Manchester United and don't panic when they do slip up.

The Carlos Tevez affair rumbles on but the best thing for City is that he's not even been in the country. It's bordering on the pathetic now from Tevez, I don't know who is advising him but even the players who get on with Tevez will be asking what on earth is going on.

The club have a financial investment in Tevez and will want to get as much money for him as they can in January but it hasn't threatened their form at all which is a remarkable effort all round.

Prediction: Manchester City 2-0 Newcastle United
 
THFC6061 said:
Manchester City v Newcastle United

Some of us are pleasantly surprised that Newcastle remain unbeaten but this is where the run comes to an end.

Their form is testimony to manager Alan Pardew and his backroom staff and the way they have gone about this season, it has been built on an excellent young goalkeeper in Tim Krul and a steady back four, but Manchester City are just in a different league.

City have had half their squad all over the world playing football this week which may have an impact on them but this is a team now which has gelled under Roberto Mancini; they don't go overboard when they win 6-1 at Manchester United and don't panic when they do slip up.

The Carlos Tevez affair rumbles on but the best thing for City is that he's not even been in the country. It's bordering on the pathetic now from Tevez, I don't know who is advising him but even the players who get on with Tevez will be asking what on earth is going on.

The club have a financial investment in Tevez and will want to get as much money for him as they can in January but it hasn't threatened their form at all which is a remarkable effort all round.

Prediction: Manchester City 2-0 Newcastle United
Thanks THFC. Not sure why the press, local and national, are so obsessed with Tevez. Most City fans regard him as history already and just ignore this "news".

I am not as confident about this game

What do you think of Spurs v Villa on Monday night? I think Lawro has it right. 2-0 to Spurs, or more maybe
 
Marvin said:
Thanks THFC. Not sure why the press, local and national, are so obsessed with Tevez. Most City fans regard him as history already and just ignore this "news".

I am not as confident about this game

What do you think of Spurs v Villa on Monday night? I think Lawro has it right. 2-0 to Spurs, or more maybe


Yes, I think 2-0 to Spurs is about right.

This is the seventh consecutive match Lawro has gone for a Spurs win, so I'm getting a little bit worried!

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With the exception of Newcastle, his prediction League table isn't too different from reality
 
blue62 said:
Ahem, Everton! But he is good.
oh yes. I missed them

If you were to draw up the final League Table before the season started you'd probably be close - which is quite sad.
 
a link to a site showing lawro's and actual league

<a class="postlink" href="http://www.myfootballfacts.com/Mark_Lawrensons_Predictions_2011-12.html" onclick="window.open(this.href);return false;">http://www.myfootballfacts.com/Mark_Law ... 11-12.html</a>
 

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