David Cameron's Premier League Predictions

The competition is underway! Here are David Cameron's predictions:

Arsenal 2-1 Fulham
Birmingham 0-1 Spurs
Blackburn 0-1 Wolves
Blackpool 1-0 Man U
Chelsea 2-1 Everton
Man City 2-0 Bolton
Wigan 2-1 Stoke
Sunderland 1-0 West Ham
West Brom 1-1 Newcastle
Liverpool 0-6 Aston Villa

Lets see how this compares to our fellow competitors' votes.

Competition Update

In the prediction competition, I am also going to include the predictions of Mark Lawrenson and his guest. This week it happens to be Mr David Cameron! I will score their predictions too along with Phil's and mine. This will all be posted on Friday by the latest.

Arsenal vs Wigan

Arsenal beat Wigan 2-0 in the Carling Cup yesterday. Although Wigan got off to a good start, our team proved a bit too strong for them. We were fortunate with the first goal, an own goal by Alcaraz, but overall we deserved the win. And, thanks to West Ham's great performance, Manchester United are out! West Ham won 4-0 after doubles from Spector and Carton Cole and a great performance by Victor Obinna, who set up all four goals. I hope that this will mean that we will at last end our long wait for a trophy, even if it is only the Carling Cup.

Competition Rules

For the competition, you will be scored like so:
1 point - Correct result, e.g draw, loss, win
2 points - Correct number of total goals
3 points - Correct score for one team, e.g 2 goals for Arsenal
5 points - Correct complete score

So, if you say for example the score will be 3-2, and it is, you will get 1+2+3+5 points, i.e 11.
But if you say 3-2 and it finishes 2-3 you will get only 2 points.

I hope this is clear.

ICT Presentation

This is the first time I am writing in HTML, so if I muck up don't laugh.

My presentation will be about the history of Arsenal Football Club and will include
When it was founded
The early stages of the club
Famous managers and players
The modern age
Why I support Arsenal

Predictions and Analysis

From now on I will try to do predictions for every Premier League match on every weekend and I will also analyse the Arsenal match. If you would like to participate in the predictions too, comment on this post.

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