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May 18, 2009 at 8:18 am #799864
XanyLadyMemberHaving suffered some ups and downs this season in the Fantasy League, while Everton continue to impress with limited resources, my BlueToffee Fantasy team is finally in position to try and secure the 1st place in the “CAP Premiership” and the £500 from Webroute Services.
With just a week to go I need to try and hold on to a lead built up over the last few weeks, but there are still a couple of good teams still fighting behind me for the top spot – Mascarpone Utd and Spuds FC. Good luck to both of those teams on Sunday as it’s going to be a close one…
Cheers,
Nick
May 18, 2009 at 10:41 am #799868
PngigdgaMemberGood bump Nick

As said, its the last week of the Premiership and although everything has been sorted out at the top of the Premier League, there is still plenty to play for in the CAP Premiership league, with the top 3 laces all in with the possibility of winning the league and that £500 (which in true casino style will be subject to the usual conditions – no cashing out, 500x playthrough and a max withdrawal of £1 per week
*Anyway, lets concentrate of the top 5 teams to see what they have left in their locker…
At 5, its Mike Lancaster with Allergis Vagyok, who is launching a late attack for the title but surely has left it a little late being that he is on 1765 points. Good scorers were Vidic (
, Reina (7) and Anelka (12)At 4, neatly reflecting real life is Ian Sims with Arsenal, rocking in with 1778 points. Interestingly Ian has no Arsenal players in his squad – surely the sign of a good manager when you don’t let your heart overrule your head J
Weighing in at 3 is Spuds FC, managed by Russell Palmer. Amassing 1841 points so far this season, Russel is still in with a shout of the title but will have to post a Herculean score to grab that Number 1 postition. Gerrard (14), Cech (7) and Carragher (7) weighing in the majority of this weeks points for the Spuds XI
Staying steady at Number 2 is Marscapone United, managed by Tobias M on 1866 points. A low scoring 33 points this week meant that a slight gap has opened up this week between second and first place, but how will transfers decide the final week?
And finally, at Number 1 in the league at within grasp of the £500 is Nick Gandy, whos BlueToffee team sits on 1890 points, 26 points ahead of second place. Playing a 5-4-1 lineup, Nick has been picking up clean sheets at the back to inch ahead.
So, one week to go – and its all going to be down to which manager plays the transfers right. Each of the top two teams is loaded up with Man Utd players, and bearing in mind that they visit 4th from bottom Hull City, *and* have the Champions League final the week after, will Sir Alex rest his first team and put out a team with Kuscak, Gary Neville, Scholes, Jonny Evans, Macheda, Wellbeck etc and save his first choice team for the Barcelona game?Will Hiddink let Anelka start the match to try and score one goal to give him the golden boot this season? Will there be a glut of goals as the bottom 4 teams in the premiership leave gaps in their defence as they push for that all important win to ensure Premiership survival? With a 4 point deduction for each additional transfer, who has the balls to drop the big game players and rely on the unsung heroes of the season in the attempt to score those final points?
All I know is – its been awesome. I bloody loves football me
* this bit isnt true

May 18, 2009 at 6:04 pm #799881Anonymous
Inactivedamn damn damn… Simmo reminded me too late to get in… and I’m sitting on 1920 pts…
May 26, 2009 at 2:26 pm #800067
PngigdgaMemberThe crowd are on the pitch…they think its all over….IT IS NOOOOOOWWWWW
Congratulations to Nick Gandy, whos bluetoffee team won out after a long and hard fought campaign.
Despite second place Marsapone Utds late push, where Tobias M’s team scored 17 more points in the final week, Nick managed to squeak home with 1934 points to Tobias’ 1923 – just 11 points in it!
So the final table reads
team week final score
1 bluetoffee nick gandy 42 1934
2 Mascarpone Utd Tobias M 59 1923
3 Spuds FC Russell Palmer 46 1884
4 Arsenal Ian sims 51 1825
5 no1 jason gabriel 25 1804
6 Allergis Vagyok Mike Lancaster 23 1799
7 Priestfield Rejects Tom Galanis 50 1796
8 Melon Ball Neil Mitchell 62 1785
9 Manila Lovers Utd Tony Adams 59 1781
10 NV City Thu Duy 31 1775
11 aliandem joanna gandy 30 1747
12 Pratts Players Alex Pratt 38 1715
13 Webroute Spurs Yoni Sidi 37 1661
14 The Matadors Kate Laverick 43 1642
15 Eleven Men In Flight Anthony Hodgetts 53 1640
16 Go Go Theo sideburns josh green 35 1538
17 The Zombies Freddy Ng 39 1532
18 QPR 2nd XI James Rosen 58 1528
19 taskeshicastle Bob stein 23 1461
20 pokertorrentz Kasper Wagner 37 1460
21 Booter Nick Rambo 31 1436
22 River Bowl David Newstead 36 1434
23 Betway United Henrik Granlund 37 1416
24 Zyzarzazz Jasper van der Bliek 27 1392
25 Dog Toffee FC martyn beacon 16 1358
26 Dragons Greg Walker 46 1340
27 Hazo’s Heroes Nick Haslem 22 1267So, many thanks to everyone who took the time to enter, and if there is enough call for it, I’ll see you next season J
May 27, 2009 at 10:05 am #800094
BetsoftGamingMemberAre you sure I finished 3rd from bottom?
Football is rubbish anyway!
May 27, 2009 at 12:30 pm #800098
PngigdgaMemberWell technically you were bottom as the two teams below you joined halfway through the season, so if I had averaged out the scores you would have been bottom. As usual mate.
As usual.
Maybe having Berbatov, Deco, Arteta, Hamann, Laursen and Zaki in your line didnt help either as all have had long term injuries or are out of favour.
May 27, 2009 at 12:47 pm #800100
BetsoftGamingMemberI should have updated that eh.
[EMAIL=”TW@T”]TW@T[/EMAIL]! :wink-wink
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