West Brom 1 Everton 0

Bluejags wrote:Revenge for November, a sniff of catching Spurs, Ossie great form and Arteta's return should be motivation enough for a 2-0 win. Osman and Arteta freekick.

West Brom v Everton (1245 BST)

On paper this might look like a bit of a nothing game for two teams with not a lot to play for but West Brom will want to put in a performance in their last home game of the season, especially because they might get a bit of stick from their own fans for losing against Wolves the way they did last week.

Everton will want to continue their good run too. They could have been four or five down against Manchester City on Saturday but completely turned the game around and were outstanding in the second half.

I can see both sides going for it at The Hawthorns, and this should be an open affair with a few goals and I expect the points to be shared.

The Toffees are ending the season with a real flourish but I don't really expect anything different from their boss David Moyes, who is showing yet again that he is a really good manager. They were a lot lower down the table until their recent run but they have got too much about them to languish near the bottom for long.

They are basically assumed of finishing seventh now, which is around about where they should be - and I just don't understand the doom and gloom merchants who say Moyes has taken the club as far as he can.

Prediction: 2-2

Super wrote:Lawro predicts....

West Brom v Everton (1245 BST)

On paper this might look like a bit of a nothing game for two teams with not a lot to play for but West Brom will want to put in a performance in their last home game of the season, especially because they might get a bit of stick from their own fans for losing against Wolves the way they did last week.

Everton will want to continue their good run too. They could have been four or five down against Manchester City on Saturday but completely turned the game around and were outstanding in the second half.

I can see both sides going for it at The Hawthorns, and this should be an open affair with a few goals and I expect the points to be shared.

The Toffees are ending the season with a real flourish but I don't really expect anything different from their boss David Moyes, who is showing yet again that he is a really good manager. They were a lot lower down the table until their recent run but they have got too much about them to languish near the bottom for long.

They are basically assumed of finishing seventh now, which is around about where they should be - and I just don't understand the doom and gloom merchants who say Moyes has taken the club as far as he can.

Prediction: 2-2

Super wrote:Lawro predicts....

West Brom v Everton (1245 BST)

On paper this might look like a bit of a nothing game for two teams with not a lot to play for but West Brom will want to put in a performance in their last home game of the season, especially because they might get a bit of stick from their own fans for losing against Wolves the way they did last week.

Everton will want to continue their good run too. They could have been four or five down against Manchester City on Saturday but completely turned the game around and were outstanding in the second half.

I can see both sides going for it at The Hawthorns, and this should be an open affair with a few goals and I expect the points to be shared.

The Toffees are ending the season with a real flourish but I don't really expect anything different from their boss David Moyes, who is showing yet again that he is a really good manager. They were a lot lower down the table until their recent run but they have got too much about them to languish near the bottom for long.

They are basically assumed of finishing seventh now, which is around about where they should be - and I just don't understand the doom and gloom merchants who say Moyes has taken the club as far as he can.

Prediction: 2-2

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

Super wrote:Lawro predicts....

West Brom v Everton (1245 BST)

On paper this might look like a bit of a nothing game for two teams with not a lot to play for but West Brom will want to put in a performance in their last home game of the season, especially because they might get a bit of stick from their own fans for losing against Wolves the way they did last week.

Everton will want to continue their good run too. They could have been four or five down against Manchester City on Saturday but completely turned the game around and were outstanding in the second half.

I can see both sides going for it at The Hawthorns, and this should be an open affair with a few goals and I expect the points to be shared.

The Toffees are ending the season with a real flourish but I don't really expect anything different from their boss David Moyes, who is showing yet again that he is a really good manager. They were a lot lower down the table until their recent run but they have got too much about them to languish near the bottom for long.

They are basically assumed of finishing seventh now, which is around about where they should be - and I just don't understand the doom and gloom merchants who say Moyes has taken the club as far as he can.

Prediction: 2-2

We are not the best away team in the world, but we'll beat 'em.

UWIST61 wrote:

Knight of Thorgothshire wrote:

Super wrote:Lawro predicts....

West Brom v Everton (1245 BST)

On paper this might look like a bit of a nothing game for two teams with not a lot to play for but West Brom will want to put in a performance in their last home game of the season, especially because they might get a bit of stick from their own fans for losing against Wolves the way they did last week.

Everton will want to continue their good run too. They could have been four or five down against Manchester City on Saturday but completely turned the game around and were outstanding in the second half.

I can see both sides going for it at The Hawthorns, and this should be an open affair with a few goals and I expect the points to be shared.

The Toffees are ending the season with a real flourish but I don't really expect anything different from their boss David Moyes, who is showing yet again that he is a really good manager. They were a lot lower down the table until their recent run but they have got too much about them to languish near the bottom for long.

They are basically assumed of finishing seventh now, which is around about where they should be - and I just don't understand the doom and gloom merchants who say Moyes has taken the club as far as he can.

Prediction: 2-2

We are not the best away team in the world, but we'll beat 'em.

which explains why you selected 1-1 in the Tipster

West Brom manager Roy Hodgson makes four changes to the side beaten 3-1 at Molineux last time out. After missing the last two games, both Steven Reid and club captain Chris Brunt return from injury. Paul Scharner is restored in midfield after serving a one-match ban, while Gabriel Tamas returns in defence. Abdoulaye Meite, Gonzalo Jara, Somen Tchoyi and James Morrison all drop to the bench. In the only change to the Everton side that beat Manchester City 2-1 at Goodison Park last week, Seamus Coleman is preferred to Jack Rodwell, who is named as a substitute. Tim Cahill, who is recovering from a foot problem, misses out altogether."

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