With the dust now settled on another Fantasy Premier League (FPL) campaign, it’s time to wrap things up with our roll of honour.
As you may have read amongst these pages, Chris McGurn (aka McGurn) claimed the overall winner’s prize – the second consecutive year that the winner has been a member of the Fantasy Football Scout league following Jon Reeson’s win last term. Congratulations once again to Chris for a superb campaign – hopefully we will hear more from him over the Summer and we can only look forward to tracking his progress next season.
After a tense final day’s football, Chris eventually extended his lead to claim the title by an impressive 23 points. Below Chris, Fantasy Football Scout had four other names in the top ten. Richard Zajdlic’s “Yott” came in seventh with Patrick Tyrrell’s “Scalachis Allstars” eighth, Kevin Havelock’s “Beyond Havoc” ninth while Nick Lowther’s “Obi Wan Elokobi” came in tenth – although Nick was our Members League runner-up, he missed the deadline to join our “Classic League”. However, with Paul Walker’s “Impressive Tackle” coming 14th overall and fifth in that league, Fantasy Football Scout were able to claim the “Best League” title for the third season running. Our Members League ranked third – the aforementioned Kevin Havelock became our inaugural Members League Champion.
In addition to Chris McGurn’s triumph in the overall league, a member of the Fantasy Football Scout league also won the FPL Cup. Dermot Corrigan’s “Venga Viriato” claimed the accolade with a 59-39 victory. Enjoy that digital camera Dermot.
Closer to home, in the Fantasy Football Scout Cup IV, Ross Harper’s “Ninja_Fit_Saints” defeated Ray O’Biscan’s“Biscanators” by a 42-35 margin to claim the honours. Ross earns the £150 Amazon voucher with Ray claiming the £75 runner-up prize.
It was Foch’s “Suarez my Bitch Up” who claimed the Fantasy Football Scout Contributors league, beating Granville’s “G-G-GranvilleFC” in second by a huge margin of 96 points. That meant that Foch claimed an impressive 84th place ranking. It also saw Granville claiming the victory over me by 11 points – the second time in five seasons, giving him the chance to level matters next term.
A big thanks to all who joined our leagues and cup tournaments and huge congratulations to all our winners. Even Granville.
Now then – how many days till we go again?
12 years, 11 months ago
If you could male 1 rule change for fpl next season, what would it be??
No repeats please...
I'll start with the no emergency captain one, so you can only pick a vice captain by name