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Hello all
With the new season starting two weeks today, then it is time to bring back this competition for a 11th season. Who will follow the previous winners “boscombebotn”, “yesyescherry”, “Winsor Cherry”, “DJ”, “jalalagood”, “musiccitycherry” "mymatebond" "LesTheChap" & two time defending champion “deancourt”.
The rules remain the same as in previous seasons: You predict a team to come top and bottom of each division.
For example:
If you have chosen AFCB for instance to finish top of the Premier League and they sit top of the table, you score no penalty points.
If you choose Nottingham Forest to finish bottom of the Premier League and they sit in 17th in the table, then you are 3 points out and hence fined those 3 points.
This is done for all the four main divisions and the National. So 10 selections to be made, 5 top teams and 5 bottom teams. The entry accumulating the lowest total of penalty points at the end of the season will win the competition. No prizes for this one, just bragging rights.
"deancourt"’s winning total last season was 32 with the previous winning scores being 25, 33, 28, 15, 13, 23, 21, 25 & 32. The 22/23 winning selections were as follows: Man City, Fulham, Watford, Rotherham, Sheffield Wednesday, Morecambe, Northampton, Hartlepool, Wrexham & Maidstone.
Last season’s full results can be seen here:
Entries can be amended up to the closing date should any late signings change opinions of any early posters.
I will post again below with a full list of teams in each division to hopefully avoid some people getting teams in the wrong divisions as has happened previously.
Closing date for entries (or any amended entries): 6:00 pm Saturday 12th August. I will post standings updates during the season.
This thread will be regularly bumped (if necessary) until the closing date for entries.
Good luck all.
With the new season starting two weeks today, then it is time to bring back this competition for a 11th season. Who will follow the previous winners “boscombebotn”, “yesyescherry”, “Winsor Cherry”, “DJ”, “jalalagood”, “musiccitycherry” "mymatebond" "LesTheChap" & two time defending champion “deancourt”.
The rules remain the same as in previous seasons: You predict a team to come top and bottom of each division.
For example:
If you have chosen AFCB for instance to finish top of the Premier League and they sit top of the table, you score no penalty points.
If you choose Nottingham Forest to finish bottom of the Premier League and they sit in 17th in the table, then you are 3 points out and hence fined those 3 points.
This is done for all the four main divisions and the National. So 10 selections to be made, 5 top teams and 5 bottom teams. The entry accumulating the lowest total of penalty points at the end of the season will win the competition. No prizes for this one, just bragging rights.
"deancourt"’s winning total last season was 32 with the previous winning scores being 25, 33, 28, 15, 13, 23, 21, 25 & 32. The 22/23 winning selections were as follows: Man City, Fulham, Watford, Rotherham, Sheffield Wednesday, Morecambe, Northampton, Hartlepool, Wrexham & Maidstone.
Last season’s full results can be seen here:
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Hello all With the new season starting two weeks today, then it is time to bring back this competition for a 10th season. Who will follow the previous winners “boscombebotn”, “yesyescherry”, “Winsor Cherry”, “DJ”, “jalalagood”, “musiccitycherry” "mymatebond" "LesTheChap" & defending champion...
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Entries can be amended up to the closing date should any late signings change opinions of any early posters.
I will post again below with a full list of teams in each division to hopefully avoid some people getting teams in the wrong divisions as has happened previously.
Closing date for entries (or any amended entries): 6:00 pm Saturday 12th August. I will post standings updates during the season.
This thread will be regularly bumped (if necessary) until the closing date for entries.
Good luck all.
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