Hardly surprising and even more worrying is the fact that I cannot say "Nah, no way, never in a million years" to this one!

Bradford look doomed despite their draw against Manchester City.

Andy O'Brien returns to Bradford with Newcastle But Newcastle's recent form is even worse than Bradford's, as they've lost four and drawn one of their last five Premiership matches.

The match is given added spice by the return of new Newcastle signing Andy O'Brien to the club he left two weeks ago.

Verdict: I predict a very, very rare Bradford win

-- Anonymous, March 30, 2001

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first bit of good news for a while

-- Anonymous, March 30, 2001

Worryingly similar set of stats!

Goal stats: Headed goals: Bradford City - scored 6 conceded 8 Newcastle United - scored 5 conceded 9

Goals from crosses: Bradford City - scored 5 conceded 7 Newcastle United - scored 6 conceded 7

Goals from free-kicks: Bradford City - scored 3 conceded 5 Newcastle United - scored 2 conceded 7

Goals from corners: Bradford City - scored 3 conceded 3 Newcastle United - scored 2 conceded 4

-- Anonymous, March 30, 2001

Bradford's defenders are due to be Wetherall and Molennar. No hope in the air against these two and Molennar is like an ox so we shouldn't be looking to battle against him.

Movement is the key, I guess their defence is not the quickest around.

Lua-Lua and Cort?

-- Anonymous, March 30, 2001

The big nosed tw@t also reckons that the Court Watchers will beat the Makems, and after his prediction that the Johnnie Foreigners would stuff the makems a couple of weeks back at Stamford Bridge I reckon its good news that he is tipping the Bantams to win.....another three away points in Yorkshire anyone?

-- Anonymous, March 30, 2001