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The Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League has a new leader once again! It's a crazy game of musical chairs at the top of the table. A big managerial gang bang where everyone's taking turns having a go at the summit. Clearly, the top spot isn't up to much because nobody wants more than one week with them! OK, this has got a bit weird now. Anyway! It's Steve Durrant's EsteSakaMinging who now lead the table after a mammoth 105-point haul this week. Fair play!
Interestingly, the 105-point total wasn't enough to take the Manager of the Week accolade. In fact, even Mohammed Abbid's Lynx Africa (a lovely tribute to every 13-year-old teenage boy in the UK there!) with their 106 points wasn't high enough. That's because a certain Sean Fahy with The Roosters sealed that tip of the hat thanks to a total of 111 points. I will need to check but it's a shout for the highest weekly score of the season so far. His decision to captain Mohamed Salah brought in 32 points on its own but the inclusion of Kieran Trippier, Son Heung-min, and Ollie Watkins who also earned double-figure totals this week was massive. It was a proper squad effort though with only Matty Cash and Brennan Johnson earning less than 7 points this week for The Roosters.
It was a very high-scoring week in general with an average score of 67 points. So it feels like a hard knock for Pat Somers' Garage Band FC to have to take on the Name of Shame this week with a far-from-appalling 28 points. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's still a pathetic total and you should spend the next 6 months in an old Soviet gulag but it's not the worst score we've seen. Still, away to the Siberian outlands with you! Don't come back until you've taken Ashley Young and Danny Welbeck out of your team! This isn't the 2012/13 Manchester United title-winning side and you're certainly not Sir Alex Ferguson enjoying a swansong season at Old Trafford! 
The deadline for transfers for week 10 is set for 6:30pm UK time on Friday 27th October. Best of luck everyone! 

Welcome Emmanuel Katto! We hope you enjoy your time here and learn everything you want from this excellent community of betting wizards! 

Yeah, great effort mate! No excuses for not flying up the table and flirting with the title contenders now! 

Welcome Emmanuel Katto! We hope you enjoy your time here and learn everything you want from this excellent community of betting wizards! 

The Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League has a new leader once again! It's a crazy game of musical chairs at the top of the table. A big managerial gang bang where everyone's taking turns having a go at the summit. Clearly, the top spot isn't up to much because nobody wants more than one week with them! OK, this has got a bit weird now. Anyway! It's Steve Durrant's EsteSakaMinging who now lead the table after a mammoth 105-point haul this week. Fair play!
Interestingly, the 105-point total wasn't enough to take the Manager of the Week accolade. In fact, even Mohammed Abbid's Lynx Africa (a lovely tribute to every 13-year-old teenage boy in the UK there!) with their 106 points wasn't high enough. That's because a certain Sean Fahy with The Roosters sealed that tip of the hat thanks to a total of 111 points. I will need to check but it's a shout for the highest weekly score of the season so far. His decision to captain Mohamed Salah brought in 32 points on its own but the inclusion of Kieran Trippier, Son Heung-min, and Ollie Watkins who also earned double-figure totals this week was massive. It was a proper squad effort though with only Matty Cash and Brennan Johnson earning less than 7 points this week for The Roosters.
It was a very high-scoring week in general with an average score of 67 points. So it feels like a hard knock for Pat Somers' Garage Band FC to have to take on the Name of Shame this week with a far-from-appalling 28 points. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's still a pathetic total and you should spend the next 6 months in an old Soviet gulag but it's not the worst score we've seen. Still, away to the Siberian outlands with you! Don't come back until you've taken Ashley Young and Danny Welbeck out of your team! This isn't the 2012/13 Manchester United title-winning side and you're certainly not Sir Alex Ferguson enjoying a swansong season at Old Trafford! 
The deadline for transfers for week 10 is set for 6:30pm UK time on Friday 27th October. Best of luck everyone! 

The Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League has a new leader once again! It's a crazy game of musical chairs at the top of the table. A big managerial gang bang where everyone's taking turns having a go at the summit. Clearly, the top spot isn't up to much because nobody wants more than one week with them! OK, this has got a bit weird now. Anyway! It's Steve Durrant's EsteSakaMinging who now lead the table after a mammoth 105-point haul this week. Fair play!
Interestingly, the 105-point total wasn't enough to take the Manager of the Week accolade. In fact, even Mohammed Abbid's Lynx Africa (a lovely tribute to every 13-year-old teenage boy in the UK there!) with their 106 points wasn't high enough. That's because a certain Sean Fahy with The Roosters sealed that tip of the hat thanks to a total of 111 points. I will need to check but it's a shout for the highest weekly score of the season so far. His decision to captain Mohamed Salah brought in 32 points on its own but the inclusion of Kieran Trippier, Son Heung-min, and Ollie Watkins who also earned double-figure totals this week was massive. It was a proper squad effort though with only Matty Cash and Brennan Johnson earning less than 7 points this week for The Roosters.
It was a very high-scoring week in general with an average score of 67 points. So it feels like a hard knock for Pat Somers' Garage Band FC to have to take on the Name of Shame this week with a far-from-appalling 28 points. I mean, don't get me wrong, it's still a pathetic total and you should spend the next 6 months in an old Soviet gulag but it's not the worst score we've seen. Still, away to the Siberian outlands with you! Don't come back until you've taken Ashley Young and Danny Welbeck out of your team! This isn't the 2012/13 Manchester United title-winning side and you're certainly not Sir Alex Ferguson enjoying a swansong season at Old Trafford! 
The deadline for transfers for week 10 is set for 6:30pm UK time on Friday 27th October. Best of luck everyone! 

The Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League enters the international break with Abdulbadiu Abdulkadir's Dankaka moving back to the top of the table after a 61-point total. Last week's table-topper @u1905068's Amics d'Eric Djemba had a week to forget earning just 31 points and freefalling to 11th place. It shows not only how close the top end of the table has become but also how quickly things can change. It's interesting to see a few familiar faces from last season such as @Gazza's United's Palmers Allstars and @StevenKing's Lucky Pierre both moving into the top 7.
Manager of the Week did appear to be going to Harry Williams and his Albion Synergy team with 83 points but then I had to scroll all the way down to 107th place to see that it was actually Yannis Markos and their ikoniqa team with a whopping 94 points that took the accolade this round. The decision to captain Mohamed Salah with Raheem Sterling, Alexander Isak, and a solid back-line brought in the big points. Clearly, Yannis has now decided to get his team motivated and moving up the table!
The name of shame was a close one this week. Elaine Charles's LikkleLions only mustered 19 points which looked set to claim it before the low-scoring Darama Mallum Wadai's Rexyking could only manage 18 points to see them fall ever closer to the foot of the table. The fans are in open revolt after yet another poor performance. Change feels inevitable!
There is a break this weekend so you all have time to take stock and consider your next moves. I think I'm going to hope that nobody notices how poorly my team is doing. Just want to make you all feel better, that's all! The next deadline is 11 am BST on Saturday 21st October. Best of luck!

Thank you, @harry_rag! I'm just in denial about the international window happening. Things are desperate for Wales right now to the degree that I don't think we're going to make easy work of Gibraltar! A combination of losing the influential Gareth Bale and Joe Allen to retirement along with Rob Page being completely tactically clueless is killing us. There is hope that we'll try and lure Rob Edwards or Steve Cooper after this campaign but we'll see. Croatia are going to make mince meat of us in the second fixture of the window.

The Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League only seems to be getting more intense with every passing week. @u1905068's Amics d'Eric Djemba are the new team on the top of the table after a moderate week of points scoring that was enough to move up one spot to the summit. David Oliver's team are just 1 point clear in first place so the pressure is firmly on. Double-figure totals from Levi Colwill and Kieran Trippier in the back-line played a key role in that rise to the top. It's also great to see a football forum veteran in @skyblues88 flirting with the top in 3rd place with their Show Me the Mane. Go on, Jay! 
Manager of the Week was a rather convincing winner this round with Carl Joiner's star of kings bringing home 98 points. The vast majority of the credit for that points haul goes to the decision to captain Ollie Watkins which totalled 46 points on its own. Ben White earning 14 points and Martin Odegaard accumulating 17 points also helped. Well played, Carl! 
The name of shame this week goes to... *checks to make sure it isn't me after an awful 38-point total*... Mark Milton's Best in Show who could only muster 16 points in one of the worst totals so far. The worst thing is that it looks like Mark was actually trying this week. Even if questions must be raised about the inclusion of James Tarkowski, Josh Brownhill, and Antoine Semenyo in the starting XI. Especially with 25 points sitting on the bench in the form of Sam Johnstone, Cristian Romero, and Joachim Andersen. Ouch! Come on, Mark. You're better than that!
It's an 11am BST deadline on Saturday 7th October so be sure to get your transfers in. I've officially wild-carded. Had enough of these primadonnas in my side. Time to start climbing the table! Otherwise, it's off to the job centre and a likely job in Scandinavian football for me! Good luck all! 

Lens played a top-class game against Arsenal this week, and considering the complicated start to the season, this win will give the team a boost.
We saw a solid midfield, capable of competing with the English midfield.
A very effective defensive line with Danso and Medina at international level.
In attack, Wahi was very good, as were Thomasso and Sotoca!

This weekend, we welcome Lille, our great rivals.
Lille are not in great form, having just played on Thursday. They've made quite a few changes in preparation for Sunday's game.

But there's no doubt that Racing Club de Lens will be on hand for what promises to be a very hot derby!

The team is complete except for Gradit in defence, who will be replaced by Khusanov, who has had a very good game recently. He'll be ready for this match.

I'm predicting victory for RC Lens !
 
Fier d'etre Lensois
 

For the Ligue 2, just incredible the odds from Laval to Bordeaux!
Laval are in great form , and Bordeaux can't make it this season ...
why are the odds so high ?  
X2

Check out the latest odds for the French Ligue 1 matches this weekend. Hit us with your predictions for these games! 

The Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League only seems to be getting more intense with every passing week. @u1905068's Amics d'Eric Djemba are the new team on the top of the table after a moderate week of points scoring that was enough to move up one spot to the summit. David Oliver's team are just 1 point clear in first place so the pressure is firmly on. Double-figure totals from Levi Colwill and Kieran Trippier in the back-line played a key role in that rise to the top. It's also great to see a football forum veteran in @skyblues88 flirting with the top in 3rd place with their Show Me the Mane. Go on, Jay! 
Manager of the Week was a rather convincing winner this round with Carl Joiner's star of kings bringing home 98 points. The vast majority of the credit for that points haul goes to the decision to captain Ollie Watkins which totalled 46 points on its own. Ben White earning 14 points and Martin Odegaard accumulating 17 points also helped. Well played, Carl! 
The name of shame this week goes to... *checks to make sure it isn't me after an awful 38-point total*... Mark Milton's Best in Show who could only muster 16 points in one of the worst totals so far. The worst thing is that it looks like Mark was actually trying this week. Even if questions must be raised about the inclusion of James Tarkowski, Josh Brownhill, and Antoine Semenyo in the starting XI. Especially with 25 points sitting on the bench in the form of Sam Johnstone, Cristian Romero, and Joachim Andersen. Ouch! Come on, Mark. You're better than that!
It's an 11am BST deadline on Saturday 7th October so be sure to get your transfers in. I've officially wild-carded. Had enough of these primadonnas in my side. Time to start climbing the table! Otherwise, it's off to the job centre and a likely job in Scandinavian football for me! Good luck all! 

The Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League only seems to be getting more intense with every passing week. @u1905068's Amics d'Eric Djemba are the new team on the top of the table after a moderate week of points scoring that was enough to move up one spot to the summit. David Oliver's team are just 1 point clear in first place so the pressure is firmly on. Double-figure totals from Levi Colwill and Kieran Trippier in the back-line played a key role in that rise to the top. It's also great to see a football forum veteran in @skyblues88 flirting with the top in 3rd place with their Show Me the Mane. Go on, Jay! 
Manager of the Week was a rather convincing winner this round with Carl Joiner's star of kings bringing home 98 points. The vast majority of the credit for that points haul goes to the decision to captain Ollie Watkins which totalled 46 points on its own. Ben White earning 14 points and Martin Odegaard accumulating 17 points also helped. Well played, Carl! 
The name of shame this week goes to... *checks to make sure it isn't me after an awful 38-point total*... Mark Milton's Best in Show who could only muster 16 points in one of the worst totals so far. The worst thing is that it looks like Mark was actually trying this week. Even if questions must be raised about the inclusion of James Tarkowski, Josh Brownhill, and Antoine Semenyo in the starting XI. Especially with 25 points sitting on the bench in the form of Sam Johnstone, Cristian Romero, and Joachim Andersen. Ouch! Come on, Mark. You're better than that!
It's an 11am BST deadline on Saturday 7th October so be sure to get your transfers in. I've officially wild-carded. Had enough of these primadonnas in my side. Time to start climbing the table! Otherwise, it's off to the job centre and a likely job in Scandinavian football for me! Good luck all! 

@StevieDay1983 I’m doing some of my best work in these top of the head (but not having money on) preambles, hope you followed! 
To be fair I did find 3 decent priced goalscorers and I believe Gosens had one chalked off by VAR.

Didn't stop me picking Everton in LMS though! 

I'm going to take that as you calling that one! Well played! 

They’ve got to go to Everton first! They suddenly seem to have found their mojo but I wouldn’t rule out an upset.

I'm quietly confident we can turn Rotherham over with a commanding display on Saturday. I think our 5-2 loss to Blackburn in the EFL Cup in midweek might've altered the odds slightly but not a lot should be read into that. We were playing a mix of fringe and youth players with a changed formation. I fully expect us to revert back to our best XI and really go at Rotherham to get back to winning ways. Cardiff to win and I would be disappointed if we don't do it by at least -1.

Is this the week that Luton finally break their points duck? At the price being offered, I'm very tempted to back them for the win against Burnley. Who's coming with me? 

Is this the week that Luton finally break their points duck? At the price being offered, I'm very tempted to back them for the win against Burnley. Who's coming with me? 

Hi all,
Apologies for the delay in getting this up. I was ill and then had both my own and my daughter's birthdays to celebrate. It was a big scoring week for some this time around and we do have a new leader at the top of the Punters Lounge Fantasy Football League. Abdulbadiu Abdulkadir's Dankaka lead the way after earning a solid 78 points last week.
However, it wasn't even close to being the highest score of the week. The Manager of the Week award for this round goes to @u1905068's Amics d'Eric Djemba who notched up a whopping 98 points to help them move up to 2nd in the table and just 5 points off the pace of top spot. David Oliver is familiar with success in our fantasy football so it's no surprise to see him up there once again. The fact he reached that many points without using a special card this week makes it even more impressive. Double-figure scores from Kieran Trippier, Sven Botman, Son Heung-min, Bruno Fernandes, Bukayo Saka, and Erling Haaland certainly helped!
A special tip of the fantasy hat to @Gray306's Ju-Lo's Lamborghini who accumulated 96 points and fell just short. He also didn't need to use a special card to get this total but did need some big scores by some unfashionable names including Kyle Walker and Pedro Neto to get him close to the three-figure total. Shashwot Adhikari's MaddiSon also hit 96 points this week with a three-man defence picking up 24 points on their own.
The lowest score this week wasn't even particularly low but we still need to pay our lack of respects to the recipient of the shameful accolade. Darama Mallum Wadai's Rexyking only managed 24 points and they were lucky to get that many in what looked like a car crash of a week. Six of his starting line-up are now listed as very doubtful or unavailable for this week. That includes Malo Gusto and Rodri who both got -2 this week for their respective red cards. Kepa Arrizabalaga and Danilo didn't even play but weren't replaced because Harry Kane, Kevin De Bruyne, and Davinson Sanchez on the bench are all unavailable too. Then there was Kurt Zouma who didn't pick up a single point. What a mess! Have a word with yourself Darama! You and your team are a disgrace! Also, given the state this team is in, if anyone else gets a lower score than this squad over the coming weeks you should just resign from your position with immediate effect!
Now, onto next week! The deadline for transfers is 11 am BST on Saturday 30th September. Best of luck with all your decisions! Here we go! 

I'm quietly confident we can turn Rotherham over with a commanding display on Saturday. I think our 5-2 loss to Blackburn in the EFL Cup in midweek might've altered the odds slightly but not a lot should be read into that. We were playing a mix of fringe and youth players with a changed formation. I fully expect us to revert back to our best XI and really go at Rotherham to get back to winning ways. Cardiff to win and I would be disappointed if we don't do it by at least -1.