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Lawro the Twunt says...
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Eatmyownbrainwithaspork
John Gorman
Re: Lawro the Twunt Says (Sunderland)...
And a Twuntridge on a Twunt Tree ...
And a Twuntridge on a Twunt Tree ...
El Guepardo
Rafael Van Der Vaart
Re: Lawro the Twunt Says (Sunderland)...
Simply having a twunterful twunting time..
Simply having a twunterful twunting time..
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Tottenham Hotspur v Reading
Tottenham are going well. An early burst in the second half against Sunderland won them the game and they cruised to a win over Aston Villa in the game prior.
Unfortunately for Reading they are going to White Hart Lane with Tottenham firing.
The Royals are going to have to try to suppress Gareth Bale, Aaron Lennon, Emmanuel Adebayor and Jermain Defoe and, defensively, I don't think they are capable of doing that.
The key for Spurs is to keep Bale and Lennon fit as there is no other team in the league who has their pace and width.
Reading had a confidence-boosting win against West Ham. It was not pretty but it was effective and, when you are in the predicament of fighting relegation that they are in, you just need to win games.
If they can do something in the January transfer window to increase their quality then they will have a fighting chance of avoiding relegation.
Steve Wilson's verdict: Sorry Royals, nothing doing at White Hart Lane, 2-0.
Lawro's prediction: Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Reading
Lawro's 2012-13 Predictions
Tottenham are going well. An early burst in the second half against Sunderland won them the game and they cruised to a win over Aston Villa in the game prior.
Unfortunately for Reading they are going to White Hart Lane with Tottenham firing.
The Royals are going to have to try to suppress Gareth Bale, Aaron Lennon, Emmanuel Adebayor and Jermain Defoe and, defensively, I don't think they are capable of doing that.
The key for Spurs is to keep Bale and Lennon fit as there is no other team in the league who has their pace and width.
Reading had a confidence-boosting win against West Ham. It was not pretty but it was effective and, when you are in the predicament of fighting relegation that they are in, you just need to win games.
If they can do something in the January transfer window to increase their quality then they will have a fighting chance of avoiding relegation.
Steve Wilson's verdict: Sorry Royals, nothing doing at White Hart Lane, 2-0.
Lawro's prediction: Tottenham Hotspur 2-0 Reading
Lawro's 2012-13 Predictions
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Very hard if you're a Twunt.
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
Lawro's guest pundit for the week - he's a Match of the Day commentator.
Gordinho
Banned
He's a funting twunt.
Naughton16
Clive Wilson
Is there another pundit with more contempt for either his audience or the sport he covers?
southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
southstand1882
Mitchell Thomas
THFC6061
Paul Robinson
But the really strange thing is that Premier League games have averaged slightly under 3 goals per match for the season so far.
Denmark Spur
Edgar Davids
Tottenham v Coventry
This is a big day for Coventry and not just because it is a repeat of the 1987 FA Cup final, when they clinched a famous win.
They are a League One team now so this is a reminder of happier days but, more importantly, they need the cash this game will generate.
The pressure is off the Sky Blues in terms of the result, while Spurs have got a proud tradition in the FA Cup and their fans will expect them to have a decent run this season.
Spurs are playing well at the moment and Andre Villas-Boas likes to play his strongest available teams in the cup competitions so I see them progressing without too many problems.
Lawro's prediction: 2-0
This is a big day for Coventry and not just because it is a repeat of the 1987 FA Cup final, when they clinched a famous win.
They are a League One team now so this is a reminder of happier days but, more importantly, they need the cash this game will generate.
The pressure is off the Sky Blues in terms of the result, while Spurs have got a proud tradition in the FA Cup and their fans will expect them to have a decent run this season.
Spurs are playing well at the moment and Andre Villas-Boas likes to play his strongest available teams in the cup competitions so I see them progressing without too many problems.
Lawro's prediction: 2-0