GW11: Deadline 11:45 Saturday 31st October
Oct 29, 2015 12:44:33 GMT 1
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Post by steve on Oct 29, 2015 12:44:33 GMT 1
GW 10 was a shorter (2 day) affair last week to pave the way for a few of our snowflakes to get themselves injured in the league cup. & get injured they did
Plenty to talk about from the GW though with Jose getting himself dismissed for disturbing the referee’s tea break before sloping off & leaving Cahill to take the post match interview…awkward.
Their defeat to West Ham leaves them 11 points behind the leaders City with the Hammers 3rd (yes you read that right) in the table.
Sunderland fans were left wondering if they had turned up to the right stadium as Big Sam’s team actually managed to win a game while Klopp’s mob managed another glorious draw against the Saints.
Harry Kane, having been dropped by just about everyone, discovered the (opposition’s) net as Spuds thrashed a Bournemouth side still sorely missing Callum Wilson.
Rooney demonstrated yet another staggering display of ineptitude, Timmy finally got the tin-tack & England’s man of the moment, Jamie Vardy, sunk Palace.
& that takes us to the real McCoy & the FPL scores on the doors.
The EIB swept to a second successive victory, taking the game week by a respectable 47 points & gnawing away at IGM’s overall lead that now stands at 116 points.
Johnny Rev 7.0 won’t yet relinquish the Yellow Jersey though, as his FC Bennweg-Zeis 1921 top the table again.
Big Shout Out to our altendalton though for Deep Green Sea UTD’s 59 points.
In the H2H EIB again prevailed to take the week & build a lead of 18 points.
emilystrange’s Darkness AFC won’t give up the crown without a fight & the chasing pack are getting closer
Back at the Stadium Of Faith, the shed took a battering at the victory party & we had to send out a search party for altendalton, who was later discovered crashed out in the bottle bank with a road works lamp.
But the door has both hinges re-attached now after the frantic games of 3 & in rattled it off completely along with that weird pointy bit of wood that was nailed to the apex of the roof for no apparent reason whatsoever.
Statutory safety checks have confirmed it’s still fit for purpose (as a shed) & so the stadium gates are once again (after a liberal dose of WD40) thrown open as we welcome one & all to a spooky halloween GW11
Be lucky & enjoy comeonyoureds
Plenty to talk about from the GW though with Jose getting himself dismissed for disturbing the referee’s tea break before sloping off & leaving Cahill to take the post match interview…awkward.
Their defeat to West Ham leaves them 11 points behind the leaders City with the Hammers 3rd (yes you read that right) in the table.
Sunderland fans were left wondering if they had turned up to the right stadium as Big Sam’s team actually managed to win a game while Klopp’s mob managed another glorious draw against the Saints.
Harry Kane, having been dropped by just about everyone, discovered the (opposition’s) net as Spuds thrashed a Bournemouth side still sorely missing Callum Wilson.
Rooney demonstrated yet another staggering display of ineptitude, Timmy finally got the tin-tack & England’s man of the moment, Jamie Vardy, sunk Palace.
& that takes us to the real McCoy & the FPL scores on the doors.
The EIB swept to a second successive victory, taking the game week by a respectable 47 points & gnawing away at IGM’s overall lead that now stands at 116 points.
Johnny Rev 7.0 won’t yet relinquish the Yellow Jersey though, as his FC Bennweg-Zeis 1921 top the table again.
Big Shout Out to our altendalton though for Deep Green Sea UTD’s 59 points.
In the H2H EIB again prevailed to take the week & build a lead of 18 points.
emilystrange’s Darkness AFC won’t give up the crown without a fight & the chasing pack are getting closer
Back at the Stadium Of Faith, the shed took a battering at the victory party & we had to send out a search party for altendalton, who was later discovered crashed out in the bottle bank with a road works lamp.
But the door has both hinges re-attached now after the frantic games of 3 & in rattled it off completely along with that weird pointy bit of wood that was nailed to the apex of the roof for no apparent reason whatsoever.
Statutory safety checks have confirmed it’s still fit for purpose (as a shed) & so the stadium gates are once again (after a liberal dose of WD40) thrown open as we welcome one & all to a spooky halloween GW11
Be lucky & enjoy comeonyoureds