Forecast Record has recorded 121 statements by Stuart Jamieson, including 3 predictions. Figures as of .
Tracking level: Probation — day 6 of 30 needed for Tracked · 2 predictions checked against the final score
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Tracked requires 30 predictions checked against the final score over 30 days in at least 2 weeks. Established requires 100 predictions checked against the final score with at least 90 days of history. Tracking-level rules
Record summary
Early record: 2 score forecasts recorded before kick-off, none at an eligible market price
2 score forecasts checked against the final score: no exact score and no implied result right.
Forecast Record has recorded 121 statements by Stuart Jamieson, including 3 predictions. Of the 3 predictions we hold for Stuart Jamieson, 2 are linked to matches: 2 were recorded by us before kick-off. The statements are listed below; as of 7 November 2026.
121 statements read → 3 predictions → 2 linked to matches → 2 recorded before kick-off → 2 outcome-checked → 0 at our recorded market price · none found after kick-off
Measured: settled by us from the final score · Stated: the author’s own claim, shown as published.
Stuart Jamieson on Forecast Record: 2 pre-match predictions recorded (26 September–6 November 2026). Full log: https://forecastrecord.com/authors/stuart-jamieson/
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Recorded before kick-off: supporting evidence
Score forecasts without a betting market price
Outcome checked. No betting return is attributed to these score forecasts.
None of the 2 score forecasts named the exact score.
The result implied by the named score was right in 0 of 1 match; the market favourite was right in 0 of the same match.
A pre-match market favourite is known for 1 of 2 forecasts; the comparison uses only those.
The market favourite is the home win, draw or away win with the lowest price in our own odds snapshot taken before kick-off.
The implied result follows from the named score (2-1 implies a home win).
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Here a pick counts as settled when it has a result at any recorded price; the numbers at the top use only the price rule of their own part of the record.
Statements that are not predictions: 48 opinions and 70 not about a match.
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Statements other than predictions (77 shown)
“I don’t see it in the boy, to be honest.” — · source
“I do think Newcastle fans are a bit restless up there with that manager” — · source
“That will be a tough game. When you look at some of the games they’ve got coming. I think it’s going to be” — · source
“I fear a little bit for Newcastle United, I think it could be a long, tough season” — · source
“If they can get through this season, build in January with a couple of players and more in the summer” — · source
“I must admit when I watched Newcastle before the season started, I feared for them.” — · source
“Osula is now hoping to kick on with regular starts under new head coach Matthias Jaissle” — · source
“the thought that Hall is just too good for this current team won't go away.” — · source
“although there's no reason why United should not head north with all three.” — · source
“This isn't the Eagles' first forray into Europe of course, having won the Conference League last season” — · source
“United need to make their home games count and while this will be another close one, they should edge it.” — · source
“Any side managed by Unai Emery is always dangerous, and they have pace in attack which can threaten United.” — · source
“make no mistake: this is a match Newcastle must be winning if they have European hopes.” — · source
“Jaissle gave the usual 'every team is capable to win against every opponent' reply when asked about Coventry” — · source
“Coventry vs Newcastle prediction
It's an early call, but how do you see it going on Monday night?” — · source
““We had the feeling that Milan was different," he said. "I know Milan well, and it didn’t give me the” — · source
“his move to North London has not gone to plan so far.” — · source
Steur is hoping for more experience with the Netherlands U21s when they face Slovenia on Friday, before a home match against Bosnia & Herzegovina on October 6.
"I had heard a lot about the stadium, but it is fantastic. When I stand in the tunnel, it doesn't matter which players are around me. But when I talk about it with friends, I do realise how special it is."
"I am a real family man," he said. "The hardest part for me is seeing them less now. I miss them terribly. Fortunately, my parents often come to watch matches, and other family members try to come too.
"It helped that I had a home within a week. I live a 20-minute drive from the club, on a nice street in a pleasant neighborhood. More team-mates live there."