[UKSF CL] Quarter Final results

Mister M · Joined: 29 Nov 2007 Posts: 88

William Shakespeare, Arthur Miller, Andrew Lloyd-Webber....your boys
took one hell of a beating!! Talk about drama - the most prestigious
Cup competition in newsghey fantasy football produced it in spades.
The second leg of the quarter finals of the UKSF Champions league saw
shocks a-plenty, valiant efforts that were or weren't successful, and
gallons of otter spunk being sprayed in celebration.

So, without further ado, here are the results of the second leg of the
quarter finals of the UKSF Champions league:

Mairangi Bay Mysterons 95 74 Magic Sprouts
Tentacle Dancers United 72 70 Poleson City Rovers Town Utd
Me Myself and I 115 79 Jelly Jewellers
Dean Windass's Flood Barriers 136 57 BarryKeithskoolofexcellence

And here are the aggregate scores:
Magic Sprouts 137 136 Mairangi Bay Mysterons
* Magic Sprouts win 5-3 on penalties
My boys hauled themselves back into contention with a tremendous
second-leg effort, but the big-match experience of the Sprouts saw
them through.

Poleson City Rovers Town Utd 115 112 Tentacle Dancers United
* Poleson City Rovers Town Utd win 5-4 on penalties
After 2 tightly-fought legs it seemed inevitable that a penalty
shootout would be needed to separate Poleson and the Tentacles, and
the ex-gaffer prevailed by the narrowest of narrow margins.

Jelly Jewellers 160 177 Me Myself and I
A stunning comeback dumps Joe's boys out on their ear. A huge shock -
could it be too late for him to lose the league title also??

BarryKeithskoolofexcellence 143 205 Dean Windass's Flood Barriers
BarryKeith's boys must have thought they'd got it won after the first
leg, so they didn't turn up for the second. A gutbusting performance
sees the amply-proportioned Windass boys into the semi-finals.

So there you have it - a momentous weekend. Can it get any better than
this? Maybe, coz here comes the draw for the semifinals of the UKSF
Champions League:

Dean Windass's Flood Barriers v Magic Sprouts
Poleson City Rovers Town Utd v Me Myself and I

Matches will be played over 2 legs, witht he first leg being played
this coming weekend (9th-11th February).

M

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Steve H · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 225

Mister M wrote in@e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com:
>
> Jelly Jewellers 160 177 Me Myself and I
> A stunning comeback dumps Joe's boys out on their ear. A huge shock -
> could it be too late for him to lose the league title also??
>

>

I am truly shocked and saddened. I was hoping Joe would emulate my 2005
sproutfest and win the treble.

--
Steve

As best I can tell 2005 was the year of the sprout... [Dat 2005]

Joe Horowitz · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 1341

"Steve H" wrote in message @195.188.240.200...
> I am truly shocked and saddened. I was hoping Joe would emulate my 2005
> sproutfest and win the treble.

Well, it would have been nice, but was clearly not to be. I think we all
know by now which trophy means the most to me, though, so if I do still go
on to win the Superheores League I'll consider this the greatest season of
anything by anyone ever.

--
Joe

"I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan

Joe Horowitz · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 1341

"Mister M" wrote in message @e6g2000prf.googlegroups.com...
> Jelly Jewellers 160 177 Me Myself and I
> A stunning comeback dumps Joe's boys out on their ear.

Much as I hate to say it and would rather bang on about some dodgy reffing,
rotating my squad or playing on a shonky pitch, there's no getting around
the fact that the best team won and deserved to go through. The 'Selfs
defended magnificently in the second leg and were devastating on the
counter-attack, perhaps my boys went into the gheyme a little casually and
were rightly punished for a lack of respect.

I've no qualms with this result.

> A huge shock -
> could it be too late for him to lose the league title also??

Pfft. It's never too late.

--
Joe

"I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan

Steve H · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 225

"Joe Horowitz" wrote in$Kt4.30937@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:

>
> "Steve H" wrote in message
> @195.188.240.200...
>> I am truly shocked and saddened. I was hoping Joe would emulate my
>> 2005 sproutfest and win the treble.
>
> Well, it would have been nice, but was clearly not to be. I think we
> all know by now which trophy means the most to me, though, so if I do
> still go on to win the Superheores League I'll consider this the
> greatest season of anything by anyone ever.
>
>

Obviously apart from 2005.

Obviously.

--
Steve

As best I can tell 2005 was the year of the sprout... [Dat 2005]

Joe Horowitz · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 1341

"Steve H" wrote in message @195.188.240.200...
> "Joe Horowitz" wrote in
> $Kt4.30937@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>> Well, it would have been nice, but was clearly not to be. I think we
>> all know by now which trophy means the most to me, though, so if I do
>> still go on to win the Superheores League I'll consider this the
>> greatest season of anything by anyone ever.
>>
>>
>
> Obviously apart from 2005.
>
> Obviously.

Including 2005.

--
Joe

"I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan

Steve H · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 225

"Joe Horowitz" wrote in
$801.48294@fe1.news.blueyonder.co.uk:

>
> "Steve H" wrote in message
> @195.188.240.200...
>> "Joe Horowitz" wrote in
>> $Kt4.30937@fe3.news.blueyonder.co.uk:
>>> Well, it would have been nice, but was clearly not to be. I think we
>>> all know by now which trophy means the most to me, though, so if I do
>>> still go on to win the Superheores League I'll consider this the
>>> greatest season of anything by anyone ever.
>>>
>>>
>>
>> Obviously apart from 2005.
>>
>> Obviously.
>
> Including 2005.
>
>

Damn.

--
Steve

As best I can tell 2005 was the year of the sprout... [Dat 2005]

Poleson · Joined: 28 Sep 2007 Posts: 22

In article <1b4d12c9-4a24-4352-ac86-
email_removed, martin.bridges@gmail.com
says...
>
> Poleson City Rovers Town Utd 115 112 Tentacle Dancers United
> * Poleson City Rovers Town Utd win 5-4 on penalties
> After 2 tightly-fought legs it seemed inevitable that a penalty
> shootout would be needed to separate Poleson and the Tentacles, and
> the ex-gaffer prevailed by the narrowest of narrow margins.
>

I just like to let people think I'm vincible.

--
poleson at gmail dot com

Osbourne Ruddock · Joined: 17 Aug 2007 Posts: 2614

Poleson wrote in @news.individual.net:

>> * Poleson City Rovers Town Utd win 5-4 on penalties
>> After 2 tightly-fought legs it seemed inevitable that a penalty
>> shootout would be needed to separate Poleson and the Tentacles, and
>> the ex-gaffer prevailed by the narrowest of narrow margins.
>>
>
> I just like to let people think I'm vincible.
>

Hi vince!

--
Cheers, Os

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