[Gaz]

I've been updating this as I go along but keep forgetting to upload it to here!

Here is the latest table if the forecasts of Billy "The Prediction" Dodds were to come correct. This is after round three of fixtures:

This post has been edited by Gaz: 29 August 2009 - 23:03

[NotSainteeSean]

Ach, hes doing no bad so far. apart from the 0 goals scored against rangers

This post has been edited by NotSainteeSean: 29 August 2009 - 01:35

[Hank Hill]

He's still a plank though

[Drunken Hobo]

I'm away to have a cheeky fiver on United 5 Falkirk 3.

[La_Leyenda]

Drunken Hobo, on Aug 29 2009, 12:09, said:

I'm away to have a cheeky fiver on United 5 Falkirk 3.

Let me get this right - Billy Dodds is a twat because his predictions don't agree with yours?

[The_Belgian]

Why do Falkirk have a 0-0-1 record after three games?

[BLF]

The_Belgian, on Aug 29 2009, 21:27, said:

Why do Falkirk have a 0-0-1 record after three games?

i believe someone has had an excel mishap!

This post has been edited by BLF: 29 August 2009 - 20:32

[Gaz]

BLF, on Aug 29 2009, 21:30, said:

i believe someone has had an excel mishap!

Indeed, I am a clown - it should read 0 1 2 as he predicted a 1-1 draw between us and Hibs.

This post has been edited by Gaz: 29 August 2009 - 21:13

[Zheng Zhi]

NotSainteeSean, on Aug 29 2009, 04:15, said:

Ach, hes doing no bad so far. apart from the 0 goals scored against rangers

yeah he is *** afterall, I would like to see chick young, billy dodds and rob mclean in a bbc mass sacking! truely horrific "journalists" yuk!

[ThatBoyRonaldo]

he is a bit of a tube, but then there arent exactly many of the troglodytes on bbc scotland who could hold down a proper journalism job, so cut him some slack.

[Gaz]

Updated to show the correct table

[Gaz]

It's been a busy week in Doddsy's World, with another two expected wins for Rangers and Celtic taking them to twelve points after four games. Well done Motherwell for finally being able to breach the watertight Rangers defence.

St Mirren also picked up their first points of the campaign with a draw at home to St Johnstone - coupled with scoring two goals.

Poor old Hamilton though - still without any points after four games



In fairness, he's doing not too bad, is Doddsy

This post has been edited by Gaz: 16 September 2009 - 18:46

[The_Belgian]

Gaz, on Sep 16 2009, 18:45, said:

It's been a busy week in Doddsy's World, with another two expected wins for Rangers and Celtic taking them to twelve points after four games. Well done Motherwell for finally being able to breach the watertight Rangers defence.

St Mirren also picked up their first points of the campaign with a draw at home to St Johnstone - coupled with scoring two goals.

Poor old Hamilton though - still without any points after four games



In fairness, he's doing not too bad, is Doddsy

Sorry to be a bother, but Aberdeen and Hibernian are in the wrong places

[Drunken Hobo]

Gaz, on Sep 16 2009, 18:45, said:

It's been a busy week in Doddsy's World, with another two expected wins for Rangers and Celtic taking them to twelve points after four games. Well done Motherwell for finally being able to breach the watertight Rangers defence.

St Mirren also picked up their first points of the campaign with a draw at home to St Johnstone - coupled with scoring two goals.

Poor old Hamilton though - still without any points after four games



In fairness, he's doing not too bad, is Doddsy

You'd think after 4 draws against Celtic (in regular time) last year, he'd have at least guessed better than 2-0 for Celtic this time.

[Gaz]

The_Belgian, on Sep 16 2009, 18:56, said:

Sorry to be a bother, but Aberdeen and Hibernian are in the wrong places

Ocht, it's too confusing at the start with teams all on similar points

I have updated

[NotSainteeSean]

he has got us almost perfect..

[glasgow-sheep]

NotSainteeSean, on Sep 16 2009, 19:45, said:

he has got us almost perfect..

and us
spooky

[Neiljb]

Billy Dodds aka Joey Deacon.

[Gaz]

It's another good week for both the Old Firm with another two wins taking them both to fifteen points out of fifteen. St Mirren are going from strength to strength with their second draw of the season. Even plucky little Hamilton have picked up a point this week!

Dundee Utd and Brazil 1970 Hibs also picked up two further wins to take them to 12 and 10 points respectively.

This post has been edited by Gaz: 17 September 2009 - 19:34

[Gaz]

This week's predictions:

Falkirk 1 - 1 Kilmarnock
Hearts 2 - 1 Hamilton
Motherwell 2 - 2 Hibs
Rangers 3 - 1 Aberdeen
St Johnstone 1 - 1 Dundee Utd
St Mirren 1 - 2 Celtic

And here's the table:



It's another flawless week for both the OF, extending their winning run to six games now. Particular highlights include a Motherwell side that have been keeping clean sheets, despite Dodds predicting them to concede in each of their previous matches, and a St Mirren team who are difficult to beat at home, despite him thinking they'd have only one point from nine from their home games so far.

[Pride of Lanarkshire]

That p***k never predicts a Motherwell win, please keep it up

This post has been edited by Pride of Lanarkshire: 24 September 2009 - 20:54

[seamus]

Billy Dodds is a big eared *** and he called me a ****** b*****d in a nightclub once
I was actually civil to him at the time

[The_Belgian]

I like how after 6 games five teams are still winless

[Kyle]

f**k. He's like our guru. We're gonna draw most games this season by the looks of things

[chico]

every team to score this week? surely at least one team might be goal-less.