FFL Week 32

Firstly, sorry for yet another delay. Actually, fuck it, I'm not sorry at all. It's a pain in the arse.

Secondly, it's been an astonishing, record-breaking week. It's your year when a defender you took a punt on bags heaps of points and doesn't play when his team gets humped. It's your year when you make 2 substitutions and they both chip in with points immediately. It's you year when Frank Lampard scores 21 (twenty-one) points in a single gameweek. It's your year when you score 55 (fifty-five) points in said gameweek. Here's how he did it:

Reina 5
Clichy 2
Insua 3
Jagielka 6
Cuellar 0 (avoiding -6)
Lampard 21
SWP 0
Cahill 3
Valencia 0
Tevez 9
Carew 6

And the table:

	FFL 2009/10 LEAGUE TABLE
Diff			Total Points
	1st	Sid	426
82	2nd	Don	344
94	3rd	Stathi	332
##	4th	Theo	316
##	5th	Nick Ath	311
##	6th	James	298
##	7th	Mike	296
##	8th	Rico	285
##	9th	Nick Ach	268

Only 2 players within 100 points. The biggest whitewash in our short history.

Transfers:

Sid: Carew, Jagielka IN, Saha, Gallas OUT.
Stathi: Nani IN, Petrov OUT.

Your Chairman

FFL Week 30

For those of you still following this farce of a season, here's the table:

	FFL 2009/10 LEAGUE TABLE
Diff			Total Points
	1st	Sid	366
41	2nd	Don	325
45	3rd	Stathi	321
69	4th	Theo	297
80	5th	Nick Ath	286
90	6th	Mike	276
96	7th	Rico	270
99	8th	James	267
##	9th	Nick Ach	246

I bought Clint Dempsey for Pikey Hunt and Gary Neville for Wes Brown. Fuck knows why.

Your Chairman

FFL Week 29

As things stand:

	FFL 2009/10 LEAGUE TABLE
Diff			Total Points
	1st	Sid	361
56	2nd	Don	305
61	3rd	Stathi	300
79	4th	Theo	282
84	5th	Nick Ath	277
94	6th	Rico	267
99	7th	Mike	262
##	8th	James	255
##	9th	Nick Ach	240

One transfer to report: Mike buys Pavlychenko for Crouch. The battle of the siblings is really hotting up now.

Your Chairman

RE: Chrissy Waddle gives it to you straight...

Former England winger Chris Waddle has launched a savage attack on Theo Walcott.

According to Waddle, a pundit for BBC Radio Five Live for England's win over Egypt on Wednesday night, the Arsenal forward does not possess a football brain and hasn't developed his game since his 2006 transfer from Southampton to the Emirates.

"People keep saying he's young but Wayne Rooney understood the game at 16, 17," Waddle told The Times. "I've never seen any difference in Walcott since he was at Southampton and broke into the team at a very young age.

"I've never seen him develop. He just doesn't understand the game for me - where to be running, when to run inside a full back, when to just play a one-two. It's all off the cuff.

"I just don't think he's got a football brain and he's going to have problems. Let's be honest, good defenders would catch him offside every time. I just don't know whether he studies the game, learns the game, or what. He's at a great club where they play fantastic football week-in, week-out, and I'm just surprised he's never developed his game.

"I'm surprised Walcott was in the squad. He doesn't play a lot of football, he hasn't done anything. he hasn't done anything for a long time and I think Croatia was a one-off."


Here here Mr W, totally agree!!