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Sun 11/04/04 at 17:16
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The draw for Round One of the SR PREDICTIONS TOURNAMENT is as follows:

Tottenham Hotspur .v. A.C Milan
Inter Milan .v. Leicester City
Chelsea .v. Manchester United
Real Madrid .v. Bayern Munich
Juventus .v. Liverpool
Atheltico Madrid .v. Newcastle United


The first game to be played is Tottenham Hotspur versus A.C Milan. It will take place on Tuesday, 13th April at 12.00 midday. You have to get your predictions in by 11.30 on Tuesday. Good luck everyone.

The current Prediction Table looks like this:

1. bckpac - 10 points
1. Mav - 10 points
3. Biggie Little - 0 points
3. CGJ - 0 points
3. Chris - 0 points
3. CTUbauer - 0 points
3. Forest Fan - 0 points
3. KR - 0 points
3. Squall - 0 points
3. swander - 0 points
3. THE MADMAN - 0 points
3. Wakka - 0 points


Mav and bckpac are top because when your team is playing you get a bonus ten points. After points it goes onto althabetical order of the names.

These are the line-ups:

Tottenham Hotspur (Mav)

Keller

Doherty
King
Bunjevcevic
Carr (Captain)

Davies
Dalmat
Brown
Anderton

Defoe
Keane

Left Corner - 23 Ziege
Right Corner - 2 Carr
Free Kicks - 10 Keane
Penalties - Redknapp

Formation : 3 - 5 - 2.

A.C Milan (bckpac)

12 Dida

2 Cafu
13 Nesta
3 Maldini
4 Kaladze

21 Pirlo
8 Gattuso
20 Seedorf
10 Rui Costa

9 Inzaghi
7 Shevcenko

Left Corner - 21 Pirlo
Right Corner - 10 Rui Costa
Free Kicks - 20 Seedorf
Penalties - 21 Pirlo

Formation: 4 - 1 - 2 - 1 - 2

If either of you want any of these teams changed then tell me and I’ll change them for you.

These are the things that you have to predict for this game:


1. What will the full - time score be? (Worth 10 points)

2. What will the half - time score be? (Worth 10 points)

3. Who will win? (Worth 10 points)

4. Who will score first? (team) (Worth 10 points)

5. Who will score first? (player) (Worth 15 points)

6. Will there be any hat-tricks? (Worth 5 points)

7. How many penalties will there be? (Worth 15 points)

8. How many red cards will there be? (Worth 5 points)

9. How many yellow cards will there be? (Worth 20 points)

10. When will the first goal be scored? (in minutes)
(Worth 10 points if you are within 10 minutes of it. Worth 15 points if you are within 5 minutes of it. Worth 30 points if you get it bang on.)

Good Luck to everyone that is competing!
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Wed 14/04/04 at 08:58
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Mav wrote:
> Unless.. you'd bend the rules and get me Sheringham.
>
> Then you could have Defoe.

Nope sorry.
Tue 13/04/04 at 23:14
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Unless.. you'd bend the rules and get me Sheringham.

Then you could have Defoe.
Tue 13/04/04 at 23:11
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Nah, sorry.

Defoe's a vital player.
Tue 13/04/04 at 21:07
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Mav wrote:
> Alright, I think I'll keep Spurs as they are then.
>
> Only reason I wanted Sheringham back is because he's always been one
> of my favourite players and I was devastated when he left.
> Tottenham's his home and he should stay there :).

Do you want any Athletico Madrid players? I want Jermain Defoe.
Tue 13/04/04 at 20:58
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Alright, I think I'll keep Spurs as they are then.

Only reason I wanted Sheringham back is because he's always been one of my favourite players and I was devastated when he left. Tottenham's his home and he should stay there :).
Tue 13/04/04 at 20:54
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Mav wrote:
> I didn't see any harm in posting the overview, considering that it was
> my idea and you said you weren't going to do it. It is rather
> helpful, after all.

Fair enough. That can be your job frrom now on if you want it.

> Shame about the transfers though. Letting us manage our teams would
> actually give some kind of point to picking one.

You can swap players in and out of the teams that have been picked but both of the manager's have to agree on a deal and you have to inform me. So you can say: Defoe for swaps! And I might say (I manage Athletico Madrid) Defoe for Torres and if we both agree then I'll change the teams in FIFA 2004.
Tue 13/04/04 at 20:46
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I didn't see any harm in posting the overview, considering that it was my idea and you said you weren't going to do it. It is rather helpful, after all.

Shame about the transfers though. Letting us manage our teams would actually give some kind of point to picking one.
Tue 13/04/04 at 18:58
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Mav wrote:


> That was quite fun actually - from a managerial point of view. Do you
> get any points if your team wins, or is it just if your team is
> playing?

Just if your team is playing.
Tue 13/04/04 at 18:57
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Mav wrote:
> Wakka wrote:
> 90 MINS - Full Time. Tottenham 1-6 AC Milan Even although
> Tottenham dominated for the first 25 minutes, they could only score
> one goal and in the end the class of AC Milan showed as they scored
> 6
> goals. But late on, Jamie Redknapp hit the bar and the post twice in
> the space of 10 minutes.
>
> Ah, well I guess the sub made a bit of difference.
>
> That was quite fun actually - from a managerial point of view. Do you
> get any points if your team wins, or is it just if your team is
> playing?

It's good to see that you enjoyed it. ;-)

> I'd also like to make a transfer, if that's at all possible. Teddy
> Sheringham. Spurs is his home and it always will be.

Sorry, no transfers.
Tue 13/04/04 at 18:56
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Mav wrote:
> MATCH OVERVIEW
>
> Tottenham Hotspur 1 – 6 AC Milan
>
> 0 MINS – The first game from the SR FIFA 2004 Predictions
> Tournament is about to begin. The players are about to take
> kick-off.
>
> 1 MIN – In an amazing Tottenham move, Robbie Keane hits a shot
> from just inside the box, it hits the post.
>
> 3 MINS – Robbie Keane hits another great shot, the keeper
> saves it and Carr hits the rebound off the keeper again. It goes out
> for a Tottenham Hotspur corner.
>
> 4 MINS – Carr takes the corner, Defoe heads it, it hits the
> bar and goes over.
>
> 7 MINSGoal! Tottenham Hotspur 1-0 AC Milan. Stephen
> Carr crosses it in and Darren Anderton scores an amazing volley from
> just inside the 18-yard box.
>
> 12 MINS – First free-kick of the game. Carr tackles Seedorf.
> No card.
>
> 15 MINS – Filippo Inzaghi hits the post from 30 yards.
>
> 18 MINSGoal! Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 AC Milan. Clarene
> Seedorf played a through ball to Andriy Shevcenko and he slid it past
> the keeper. Milan are back in it!
>
> 27 MINS – Filippo Inzaghi dribbles the ball past 5 players and
> around the goalkeeper than passes to Calrence Seedorf who misses an
> open goal.
>
> HALF TIME – Tottenham Hotspur 1-1 AC Milan.
>
> 45 MINS – Second Half begins.
>
> 49 MINS – Ball goes out for Tottenham Hotspur corner. Defoe
> takes it, crossed in low to Dalmat. Dalmat diving headers it. It hits
> the bar.
>
> 50 MINS – First yellow card of the game. Simon Davies slide
> tackles Cafu from behind. Very lucky to still be on the pitch.
>
> 56 MINSGoal! Tottenham 1-2 AC Milan. Clarence
> Seedorf pssed it to Anriy Shevcenko and he hits it first time from 20
> yards into the top corner. That's Sheva's second goal.
>
> 60 MINSGoal! Tottenham Hotspur 1-3 AC Milan. Andriy
> Shevcenko passed it to Filippo Inzaghi and he calmy slotted the ball
> past the 'keeper.
>
> ? MINS – Substitution for Tottenham Hotspur. Defoe comes off
> for Redknapp.
>
> ? MINSGoal! Tottenham Hotspur 1-4 AC Milan. The ball
> is crossed in and Andriy Shevcenko completes his hat-trick with a
> volley from 7 yards.
>
> ? MINSGoal! Tottenham Hotspur 1-5 AC Milan. A nice
> through ball from Rui Costa is put in the back of the net by, guess
> who, Andriy Shevcenko. It's his fourth goal.
>
> 67 MINS – Rui Costa hits the bar with a shot from about 10
> yards.
>
> 78 MINS – Jamie Redknapp hits the post from abut 5 yards.
>
> 83 MINS – Jamie Redknapp hits the post again. This time from
> about 20 yards.
>
> 85 MINS – Jamie Redknapp (the unluckiest player on the pitch)
> hits the crossbar from about 10 yards. If he had a bit of luck it
> could have been 5-4.
>
> 87 MINSGoal! Tottenham Hotspur 1-6 AC Milan. Kasey
> Keller duffs a clearance and it hits off Clarence Seedorf's head and
> goes in the bottom corner.
>
> 90 MINS – Full Time. Tottenham 1-6 AC Milan. Even although
> Tottenham dominated for the first 25 minutes, they could only score
> one goal and in the end the class of AC Milan showed as they scored 6
> goals. But late on, Jamie Redknapp hit the bar and the post twice in
> the space of 10 minutes.

Please don't do that again, Mav. That is my job.
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