How are you getting on in the fantasy football?
Posted on September 9th, 2010 | 89 Comments |
If I could use one word to describe the last week or so since the real football stopped and international football took over , it would probably be – boring.
Never fear though, the real football is back this weekend, and that also signals the return of our fantasy football competition.
It’s fair to say that I am not doing too well so far, and I am currently languishing in around 300th place.
No matter, much like I do with my lovers, I start off slowly and build up to a frenetic finish! Smuttiness over, I have to make a decision. Jermaine Defoe is now out for 6 weeks, which leaves me with just Hugo Rodallega and Carlos Tevez to score the goals for me in his absence. Not good, and I may have to change things around a bit, but such is life in the world of football management eh?
As it stands there are 384 teams battling it out to be top dogs and to claim the bragging rights among ‘bloggers, aswell as potentially earning themselves some modest prizes come the end of the competition.
Well done to ‘Campeao FC’ who currently lead the way on 250 points after three games, ‘Magpies’ are in second with 244 points whilst ‘Donny Toon’ are in third place with 227 points. Make the most of it lads, Toonsy is coming to get ya!
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Finally, let me apologise for the last week or so. I haven’t been as active as I usually am and haven’t been writing as much as I would do normally, so for that I apologise. It’s kind of been a combination of problems, the kind of things that crop up from time to time, with a bit (well, a lot actually) of work chucked into the mix to boot.
Anyway, enough about me. How are you getting on in the competition?
45th. Bit disappointed, and have been forced into making a change with Dawson being cream crackered.