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Premier League // Championship // League One // League Two
Gameweek 12 // The Belyea // The Big One
Team of the Week:
El Dude Bros
66 Points
Score of the Season:
Hung Like a Bony – 87 FPts (GW7)
Game of the Season:
Smash & Grab 70 – 61 Gloopy Yarbles (GW6)
Premier League
π² Eye-Catching Stuff:
β’ Top two lose, Wives Fave catch up with low-scoring win.
β’ El Dude Bros topscore this week in 48-point victory.
Championship
π² Eye-Catching Stuff:
β’ Cole Palmer’s 2 Bonus Points after the final game of the weekend turned a 30-31 scoreline into a 32-31 win for Hung Like a Bony.
β’ Tenth-placed A.F.C. Chester beat ninth-placed GoFys by a single point thanks to Lewis Dunk emerging from the bench with that winning point.
β’ Next week: The top two meet, both on 5-match winning streaks.
Last meeting: Hung 56 – 23 Spray.
League One
π² Eye-Catching Stuff:
β’ De Bruyne Trousers wins second game against Chicken and Bane San to retake top spot.
β’ StillluvQPR get revenge win over BVAR to leapfrog opponents.
β’ Uncle Monty come out on top in another 100-point barnburner.
League Two
π² Eye-Catching Stuff:
β’ For the second week in a row, tenth-placed Boudi’s Crew have beaten the team at the top of the league!
β’ Harambe wins the Hotspur derby by one point. Mac Allister brought off the bench with one solitary point to replace the unused Grealish.
π World Rankings π
This week’s headlines:
World Rankings – Top 5 this week:
#1) Smash & Grab – 1912.33
#2) Mighty fine feeling – 1904.96
#3) (β²1) Sporting Wicker Park – 1852.89
#4) (βΌ1) Route 57 FC – 1813.29
#5) (β²2) Housewives Favourite – 1799.13
Biggest Win:
De Bruyne Trousers: +52.05 points
After beating Housewives Favourite #7
Most Places Climbed:
Harambe Hotspur: +8 places to 46th
Next week’s League highlights:
Biggest pairing:
Mighty fine feeling #2 vs. Sporting Wicker Park #3
(Combined 3757.85 points)
Closest matchup:
BattleVAR Galactico #29 vs. Peltier #31
(14.59 points difference)
David vs Goliath Game of the Week:
Sham’s army #77 vs. Jaysokker #34
(345.99 points difference)
Best Streak:
Hung Like a Bony (WWWWW) &
Vanishing Spray (WWWWW)
GW12: Playing each other
Next Up:
Gameweek 12
BFFA Premier League | BFFA Championship |
Boss -v- Smash & Grab 10th v 1st // GW3: 33 – 44 El Dude Bros -v- Barons 7th v 9th // GW3: 41 – 61 Housewives Favourite -v- Farkelife 3rd v 8th // GW3: 38 – 27 Mighty fine feeling -v- Sporting Wicker Park 5th v 4th // GW3: 54 – 32 Route 57 FC -v- Gloopy Yarbles 2nd v 6th // GW3: 46 – 48 | All Star Gunners -v- Fergi Time 6th v 5th // GW3: 37 – 54 Atletico Topo Chico -v- Cullen the herd 7th v 4th // GW3: 54 – 71 GoFysFC -v- Allison Wonderland 9th v 8th // GW3: 35 – 56 Vanishing Spray -v- Hung Like a Bony 1st v 2nd // GW3: 23 – 56 Webuiltthis City -v- AFC Chester 3rd v 10th // GW3: 26 – 16 |
BFFA League One | BFFA League Two |
CG XI -v- De Bruyne Trousers 9th v 1st // GW3: 35 – 38 East Loop United -v- Chicken and Bacon San 4th v 2nd // GW3: 51 – 57 FC Santa Barbara -v- Whiskey De Bruyne 10th v 3rd // GW3: 16 – 29 Peltier -v- BattleVAR Galactico 5th v 8th // GW3: 48 – 55 StillluvQPR -v- Uncle Monty 7th v 6th // GW3: 37 – 53 | Alleviate the Tedium -v- Donβt Tripp on Silva 6th v 8th // GW3: 19 – 29 Boudi’s Crew -v- SkyPlayerInFPL 10th v 7th // GW3: 51 – 56 Goleta Hotspur -v- Ole’s at the Wheel 4th v 5th // GW3: 38 – 36 Shams army -v- Jaysokker 9th v 2nd // GW3: 36 – 50 The Phenoms -v- Harambe Hotspur 1st v 3rd // GW3: 69 – 37 |
The Belyea Cup
Welcome back to The Belyea Memorial Cup, ‘Rewarding Excellence in Its Many Forms’, where everyone is a winner (except one).
The game is simple – if you get the best score of the remaining teams, you escape.
Each week at least one team gets out, sometimes more, because they are excellent!
β² You get up to 38 gameweeks to remove yourself from consideration. β²
βΌπβΌ The last team to be eliminated… gets the Belyea Cup. βΌπβΌ
If there’s more than one team left after the final gameweek then they all, you know, jointly receive this unique award!
Matching the high score of last week, El Dude Bros top the scoring with 66 and cross their name off the list. 27 remain.
In Week Twelve: 27 teams – Barons, Boss, Farkelife, Gloopy Yarbles, Housewives Favourite, Mighty fine feeling, Route 57 FC, Sporting Wicker Park, AFC Chester, Allison Wonderland, Atletico Topo Chico, Fergi Time, GoFYS FC, Vanishing Spray FC, Webuiltthis City, BattleVAR Galactico, CG XI, FC Santa Barbara, Peltier, Uncle Monty, Whiskey de Bruyne, Boudi’s Crew, Harambe Hotspur, Jaysokker, Ole’s at the wheel, SkyPlayerInFPL, The Phenoms.
The Big One
It’s the BFFA Big One. The tried and tested (albeit inferior) traditional form of English Fantasy Football that requires each manager to build a team with a budget of Β£150,000,000. These teams must have no more than three players from any PL club, excessive transfers are penalised by point deductions, and everyone gets a Haaland (if they want one). Every team also gets to pick a Captain and there are bonus chips to play across the season – Wildcards, a Bench Boost, a Free Hit and Triple Captain points. This is a classic-style fantasy league, open to all BFFA managers past and present.
In a week when the average score was as low as 31.5FPts, 55FPts from Hung Like a Bony stands out like a mountain above the hills and skyrocketed them from 11th to 2nd in one glorious weekend.
Gloopy Yarbles held on to their top spot as their closest rivals waned. The Phenoms and Jaysokker moved up to take their places and the peloton becomes even more bunched-up.
On top of hosting a league for the BFFA faithful, we are also involving some unsuspecting stars of the game in our classic league. This week we are “inviting” in Premier League forward Antoine Semenyo. The AFC Bournemouth and Ghana striker has scored two so far this season, double his total from the last campaign and twice his current xG (0.84).
He wasn’t able to score this weekend against City (although Sinisterra, who was subbed on beside him, did), but he did find the net in The Cherries’ 2-1 win against Burnley and scored the opener in the third minute against Liverpool. Despite this, he has never played himself in his FPL team – TTGT. Semenyo signed himself at the start of the season, but the player-manager has kept himself on the bench every week. So far he has not yet been called upon to be subbed-on, but hopefully when he does it’s on a weekend when he scores. Currently, TTGT are top of the AFC Bournemouth players league – The Cherries Cup π
Next weekend relegation-battling Bournemouth face Europe-chasing Newcastle United. We could see Callum Wilson and Matt Ritchie facing their former club. We will also expect to see a player who has given himself the pseudonym “Johnny Drama”. The scouser who has scored against Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Liverpool and Sheffield United this season, who has twice been booked against Eddie Howe’s former team, who has won the U21’s Premier League and the U21’s European Championship and has recently became a father, will be guest-starring in The BFFA Big One right here next week.
Have a good one! π
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