Showing posts with label Steve Tierney. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Steve Tierney. Show all posts

Monday, 14 January 2008

Week 22: OFFL Cup Knockout Fixtures Announced - Nobody Really Cares.

Manager of the Week is Steve Tierney with his Abeerden catching a large 26 point haul for the week.

Meanwhile we welcome a new manager, Francis Fox. His Rudolf Huckers re-enter the league with no hope of winning anything, yet plenty of promise in catching Ashley Keeler's Book My Face FC.

And while people discuss whether or not it's too soon for an inexperienced Shearer to join Keegan in managing Newcastle United, I realise that nobody actually pays any attention to this drivel do they?

I'll get me coat.

Paddy Mirams, falling, falling, falling. Minus 3, down eight.

OFFL Cup
Round Two, Knockout Competition
Fixtures, to be played in Week 25 [28th Jan - 3rd Feb]

Bangkok Burn FC
v
Jordan United
Decimated Left Peg
v
Inter Milandrover
Alfletico Madrid
v
Marauding Metatarsals '07
Tat Mucker
v
Radnorshire Tigers
FC Pratto
v
Wonka FC
Big Mac's Mingmongs
v
Wife #3
Dube Stars FC
v
Windmill United
Top of the Norm
v
Livercoolio
Lionel FC
v
Muffins Revenge
West Vam
v
Straw Bucharest
RS T-Boy
v
Better Late Than Never!
Abeerden
v
Moanchester Disunited
Irishpool
v
TriumphAnt
David Brentford FC
v
Johnny's Heroes
Waldron's Wanderers
v
Sheep City
Al-Quaida
v
Olymping Macdrid

If Then Else
In the event of a draw then the team with the better Points Per Pound ratio goes through. If this fails to produce a winner then we count the number of goals scored by the players. If that fails to divide the opponents then it's the team with the highest league position that goes through.

Monday, 19 November 2007

Week 13 & 14

Steve Tierney is Manager of the Week with a score of 23 points.

Monday, 17 September 2007

Week 5

There are two types of OFFL Manager. We have the highly knowledgeable 'MotD-rewinder' who have their finger super-glued to the pulse of the Premiership. And we've got the no-hope, no-care, doing it 'cos I was tol' to, drawing-pin-in-a-list-of-players kind of person.

Let me elaborate: after a successful brace of international victories (thanks to the heroics of a certain striker who was absent from most of last season's world cup tournament campaign) the OFFL, perhaps shockingly, see absolutely no transfer requests coming in whatsoever for Emile Heskey.

Is it because the average OFFL manager knows nothing of recent footballing phenomena? Or, is it because the average OFFL manager is so clued up that they knew Mr Heskey was going to be out for 6 weeks with a stubbed toe? Hmm?

Managers of the Week
Steve Tierney and Smasher
[who fall into the former category]
of
Abeerden and Inter Milandrover respectively
22 points

Not manager of the week... Paddy Mirams [who also falls - from a great, great height into the former category too]. Nil points.

Take the shame.