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From: Michael Cunningham on 13 Jun 2010 14:13 Hello. With all the excitement of the world cup, it would be easy to forget about the greatest and most important competition of all -- the UKSF Opening Day Fixture Prediction Competition. It's been running since 1999, has no scoring system, doesn't really have a point, has never had a winner and definitely never will. It really is the perfect competition. Simply predict the opening day fixtures and that's that. It couldn't be easier. No-one will check if you've won or not because there's no scoring system, which makes it all the better. Your 20 teams this year are: Arsenal Aston Villa Birmingham Blackburn Blackpool Bolton Chelsea Everton Fulham Liverpool Manchester City Manchester United Newcastle United Stoke City Sunderland Tottenham West Brom West Ham Wigan Wolves The fixtures are announced on Thursday at 10am so you should probably try to have your entries in before then. Or don't. You can enter after that if you like. I don't mind. Best of luck to all entrants. -- Mike http://theheroicartoflosing.wordpress.com/
From: vicky on 13 Jun 2010 16:40 Birmingham - Blackburn Blackpool - Arsenal Bolton - Wolves Chelsea - Newcastle United Everton - Wigan Stoke City - Liverpool Manchester United - Fulham Sunderland - Aston Villa Tottenham - West Brom West Ham - Manchester City
From: nigel on 13 Jun 2010 18:10 Arsenal v West Brom Newcastle v Everton Man City v Blackpool Wolves v Bolton Wigan v Fulham Liverpool v Tottenham Chelsea v Sunderland Birmingham v West Ham Blackburn v A Villa Stoke v Man Utd
From: Joe Horowitz on 13 Jun 2010 20:03 "Michael Cunningham" <superman(a)xxblockxxuksf.org.uk> wrote in message news:hv374h$bls$1(a)news.eternal-september.org... > Hello. Yay! I like when Mikey says hello. Hello, Mikey. How have you been? > With all the excitement of the world cup, it would be easy to forget about > the greatest and most important competition > of all -- the UKSF Opening Day Fixture Prediction Competition. > It's been running since 1999, has no scoring system, doesn't > really have a point, has never had a winner and definitely never will. It > really is the perfect competition. AVSWTWP. Also, I really feel that this year is my year in this comp. Traditionally I tend to under-perform in this one (who can forget my 2003 'Everton vs Spurs' fiasco, which to date is one of the wrongest predictions ever in the history of Youksef. At least, it probably is. I never checked and neither did anyone else, might even have been correct), but this season I'm sure I've found a winning formula. What's more, I'm going to apply it. Arsenal vs Aston Villa Birmingham vs Blackburn Blackpool vs Bolton Chelsea vs Everton Fulham vs Liverpool Manchester City vs Manchester United Newcastle United vs Stoke City Sunderland vs Tottenham West Brom vs West Ham Wigan vs Wolves These are almost definitely the opening day fixtures.... I hope!! :)))))))) -- Joe "I am the fat puddin', but a single puddingness" - Vicky Conlan
From: Sid on 13 Jun 2010 19:47 * Joe Horowitz [2010-06-13 19:03] [uk.sport.football]: > AVSWTWP. Also, I really feel that this year is my year in this comp. > Traditionally I tend to under-perform in this one (who can forget my 2003 > 'Everton vs Spurs' fiasco, which to date is one of the wrongest predictions > ever in the history of Youksef. At least, it probably is. I never checked > and neither did anyone else, might even have been correct), but this season > I'm sure I've found a winning formula. What's more, I'm going to apply it. At first I was upset that you had posted what I had independently understood to be the winning formula as well. Then it dawned upon me that we had both missed the important flux capacitor step. The winning fixture lineup is: Arsenal vs Wolves Aston Villa vs Wigan Birmingham vs West Ham Blackburn vs West Brom Blackpool vs Tottenham Bolton vs Sunderland Chelsea vs Stoke Everton vs Newcastle Fulham vs Manchester United Liverpool vs Manchester City Sid -- 1234567890123456789012345678901234567890123456789012345678901234567890 remove the espam bits to mail
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