Norwich City Win, Lose or Draw - place your prediction for Manchester United
Grant Holt scores for Norwich City the last time Manchester United came to Carrow Road.
Thursday, November 15, 2012
9:19 AM
Saturday’s opponents Manchester United are next up in our ‘Norwich City Win, Lose or Draw’ game where Canaries fans get to pit their wits against our writers and columnists.
Before every Premier League game our writers - including Norwich City Hall of Famer Iwan Roberts and commentator Chris Goreham - will submit their predictions.
Norwich City fans will cast their vote in the poll on this page and the outcome with the largest percentage the day before the game will be the fans’ prediction.
Guessing the correct outcome (win, lose or draw) will result in one point, with two bonus points on offer for guessing the correct goal deficit.
You can see what others have predicted, along with the league table at www.pinkun.com/winlosedraw or by clicking the link on the top-right of this page.
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Norwich 1 Man utd 9
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billythebookie
Thursday, November 15, 2012
It really would be a boost to get something out of this game. Not just avoiding a battering, but a point (or 3). As hard as I peer thro` my Y&G specs, I see a 1-3 defeat for Naaridge. I SO much want to be wrong. Everton away next week will offer no easy pickings, either. It`s going to be a long, hard season. 37 points be enough?? OTBC
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Mad Brewer
Thursday, November 15, 2012