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YOUR predictions: Portsmouth v Everton, Tottenham v Birmingham, Sunderland v Derby, Wigan v Manchester City

As Alex McLeish, Steve Bruce and Paul Jewell kick off their new managerial careers, we want to know how you see their opening games going. And can Man City keep up their amazing run of success?

by Sportingo Team on 30 November 2007

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C'mon, throw your hat in the ring, tell us what you think is going to happen in the Premier League this weekend. There is no phrase in the English language as powerful and as satisfying as "I TOLD YOU SO", especially when you are bellowing it in a mate's ear after his team have been royally mullered.

Can Birmingham's Alex McLeish and Wigan's Steve Bruce lead their new clubs to the perfect start? Will Sunderland finally pick up some points or will new derby boss Paul Jewell weave his magic? Is Sven going to continue to prove the entire nation wrong?

We want to know how you see this weekend's games going.

Comments (12)

by Jack Millington on November 30, 2007

No pies today ... Wigan 0 City 4

by Big Spur on November 30, 2007

The defence is still a big worry and will be until we get some decent centre backs fit or transferrd in. However I back Spurs to win this one but predict another roller coaster ride.

by Mark Dawber on November 30, 2007

Jack Millington you seem to be writing the 4 on city's side..... have you no memory Wigan 2- 0 City

by Blueski on November 30, 2007

For poor likkle Mark; who is it that's 3rd from top and who is it that's 2nd from bottom?

by rusty on November 30, 2007

we are dogier in defence than the labour party is at accepting money in brown paper bags, but Ramos has proved he will change a team straight away rather than the wait and see policy under Jol. i think he should start the three up front and the second rate team from the midlands will not be able to cope. i see loads of goals 5-2 Spurs.

by martin Liveley on November 30, 2007

i think that spurs will win this one due to the fact that spurs have been performing latley & blues haven't, it will take a bit of time for mcleish's magic to work, 3-1 to spurs, sorry my fellow blue noses, just bein realistic.

by leeyiankun on November 30, 2007

Wigan 0-3 Man City Wigan's form was Sh*te for 3 months or more. Can't see that changing. Old Brucie lost to City once already. He's no miracle worker.

by Hugh Jarse on November 30, 2007

to lose to City again....3-0

by mphill on November 30, 2007

Spurs defence is comical, blues will score 8 times so the result will be 11:8.

by 'j' on November 30, 2007

spurs 2-0

by Marco on December 01, 2007

Wigan 1-3 Man City (Man City will b too strong for Wigan but you just never know because Wigan played well against Arsenal) Sunderland 1-3 Derby (Derby only because its a new coach and we all know what happens when a new coach comes in) Spurs 1-2 Birmingham ( I think Birmingham will score a late winner)

by matt on December 01, 2007

tough one tottenham v birmingham birmingham with mcleish could be intresting but will take time to work where as tottenhams defence has been a shambles this season still tottenham 4-3 birmingham birmingham to take an early lead