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Re: Football

#531 Post by butterfly » Mon Jul 26, 2010 9:12 pm

sorry i still not done team yet! Internet trouble was /is not sorted. However i'll have my team by kick off :)

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Re: Football

#532 Post by Sunny Saver » Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:37 am

anakin wrote: So glad Spain won, becuase I won our work sweepstake and won £60! Woohoo!

Not just have to find soemthing pretty to spend it on! YAY!
Congratulations...

Do you mean you have find 'someone' pretty to spend it on, cos I'm pretty... just ask Beate and Prettyxcool :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:.

Anyway first time on this footie thread, have to think of a Fantasy Football team. Hope the rules are not too complicated.

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Re: Football

#533 Post by anakin » Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:49 am

Sunny Saver wrote:
anakin wrote: So glad Spain won, becuase I won our work sweepstake and won £60! Woohoo!

Not just have to find soemthing pretty to spend it on! YAY!
Congratulations...

Do you mean you have find 'someone' pretty to spend it on, cos I'm pretty... just ask Beate and Prettyxcool :rofl2: :rofl2: :rofl2:.

Anyway first time on this footie thread, have to think of a Fantasy Football team. Hope the rules are not too complicated.
Haha nice try Sunny Saver!
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Re: Football

#534 Post by destresserai » Fri Jul 30, 2010 9:58 am

Sunny Saver wrote: Anyway first time on this footie thread, have to think of a Fantasy Football team. Hope the rules are not too complicated.
Just pick your team and cross your fingers - the team to beat is Team Phunk - she keeps whipping everyones backsides!
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Re: Football

#535 Post by Sunny Saver » Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:08 am

destresserai wrote:
Sunny Saver wrote: Anyway first time on this footie thread, have to think of a Fantasy Football team. Hope the rules are not too complicated.
Just pick your team and cross your fingers - the team to beat is Team Phunk - she keeps whipping everyones backsides!
:cross: Maybe I should pick some rubbish team and hope they do good... I mean even the Scum, I mean Spurs, managed to finish fourth last season. :mrgreen:

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#536 Post by destresserai » Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:43 am

Sunny Saver wrote: :cross: Maybe I should pick some rubbish team and hope they do good... I mean even the Scum, I mean Spurs, managed to finish fourth last season. :mrgreen:

As you are obviously not a Spurs fan, who do you support just so I know whether to dislike you or not - lol?
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Re: Football

#537 Post by Sunny Saver » Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:49 am

destresserai wrote:
Sunny Saver wrote: :cross: Maybe I should pick some rubbish team and hope they do good... I mean even the Scum, I mean Spurs, managed to finish fourth last season. :mrgreen:

As you are obviously not a Spurs fan, who do you support just so I know whether to dislike you or not - lol?
ARSENAL!!!

And you?

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Re: Football

#538 Post by destresserai » Fri Jul 30, 2010 11:57 am

[quote="Sunny Saver"

ARSENAL!!!

And you?[/quote]


Ah I think I will leave you guessing but let me say I dislike you - lol!

Actually though I think your team will do well this season. Your young players now have another season under their belt and I really think it could all come together this time round. Last season you showed some definite promise!

The coming season may hold some surprises all round. I think Liverpool, now with a better manager, may nick some good results. Not sure that Man C will fulfil what should be achieved on paper as I am not truly convinced that all the players will gel together (money sometimes just produces a team of individuals with diva tendencies). I am worried that Fulham will turn into a thuggish team if Hughes is at the helm and I think they will miss the tactical play they have been used to over the last couple of seasons. I like Rednapp but can't stand Spurs and Fergie will just blame everything but his players. Bring on the season.......
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Re: Football

#539 Post by Sunny Saver » Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:40 pm

destresserai wrote:[quote="Sunny Saver"

ARSENAL!!!

And you?

Ah I think I will leave you guessing but let me say I dislike you - lol!

Actually though I think your team will do well this season. Your young players now have another season under their belt and I really think it could all come together this time round. Last season you showed some definite promise!
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In my years of experience, being an OAP :p , I have learned never to expect too much, that way if your team cocks it up then you won't be disappointed.

Yeah we showed some promise, but look at the last few easy games!

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Re: Football

#540 Post by Sunny Saver » Fri Jul 30, 2010 12:44 pm

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> Wolverhampton Wanderers
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