FFL Week 14

In a week which saw Britain (not Scotland) win the Davis Cup thanks mainly to the incredible resilience, energy and self-motivation of Andy Murray; Tyson Fury become world boxing champion and Jamie Vardy score for the eleventh game in succession to break the modern, football started in 1992 record, one thing is clear from all this success – anyone with a modicum of talent but bundles of drive and desire can do it…………………

FFL this week sees James win the Big Sam “I’m baaaaaaaaaack” Allardyce award for top score with a very healthy 15 points, cutting my lead at the top to 12 points. Stathi closes too with a score of 13 as the rest of us cannot manage double figures. 

The Steve “where’s my brolly, it’s raining and shit up here, just like my team” McClaren award for low score of the week goes to Theo with just four points.

Table

Diff			Total Points	Defence	Midfield	Attack
	1st	Mike	167	48	65	54
12	2nd	James	155	36	75	44
30	3rd	Stathis	137	50	44	40
45	4th	Nick Ath	122	47	40	35
52	5th	Sid	115	33	58	17
53	6th	Harry	114	24	38	52
54	7th	Theo	113	60	36	15
78	8th	Don	89	7	40	42
90	9th	Nick Ach	77	15	47	15

 

One transfer to report

Nick PC:

Moses OUT Henderson IN

Team list

	THEO	JAMES	DON	SID	MIKE	STATHI	Nick PC	McNick	HARRY
GK	CECH	MIGNOLET	VORM	HOWARD	DE GEA	HART	FABIANSKI	COURTOIS	STEKELENBURG
FB	CLYNE	SOARES	ZABALETA	ROSE	AZPILICUETA	DARMIAN	IVANOVIC	COLEMAN	KOLAROV
FB	BAINES	SAGNA	CRESSWELL	JOHNSON	BELLERIN	WALKER	MONREAL	CLICHY	NAUGHTON
CB	VAN DIJK	MANGALA	CAHILL	KOSCIELNY	OTTAMENDI	ZOUMA	EVANS	SMALLING	GOMEZ
CB	KOMPANY	DIER	SKRTEL	STONES	ROJO	SAKHO	GABRIEL	ALDERWEIRELD	MERTESACKER
MID	MONTERO	RAMSEY	FABREGAS	STERLING	SILVA	HAZARD	MATA	SIGURDSSON	WILLIAN
MID	CABAYE	OZIL	DEPAY	WALCOTT	COUTINHO	DE BRUYNE	HENDERSON	TADIC	OSCAR
MID	SINCLAIR	WIJNALDUM	FIRMINHO	TOURE	MAHREZ	CAZORLA	PEDRO	SHAQUIRI	LINGARD
MID	REDMOND	BOLASIE	PAYET	ERIKSEN	DEULOFEU	LANZINI	MANE	LAMELA	BARKLEY
STR	IGHALO	BENTEKE	VARDY	SAKHO	LUKAKU	GIROUD	BONY	SANCHEZ	KANE
STR	SON	PELLE	BERAHINO	DEENEY	A AYEW	MARTIAL	STURRIDGE	COSTA	AGUERO

And so to next week

Your Chairman