The English Premier League kicks off this Friday and LibDemVoice has revived its Fantasy Football League to mark the occasion. So if you fancy pitting your soccer selection skills against 150 fellow party supporters, here’s your chance.
To enter all you have to do is click on this link. Simply register your details, pick your team, and away you go. If you need the joining code at any point, it’s 1729103-394948.
And for those who don’t feel they have the insider knowledge to compete, you can always choose the ‘auto-complete’ option so your team is picked for you – just imagine how smug you’ll then feel when you beat those of us who’ve slaved over our choices…
Good luck to all those who take part.
* Stephen was Editor (and Co-Editor) of Liberal Democrat Voice from 2007 to 2015, and writes at The Collected Stephen Tall.
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Jimmy Greaves is out of hospital, at home with his wife Irena.
Spurs said he did not have coronavirus.
He is 80 (so far).
Stirling Moss was 90 when he “closed his eyes”.
For the Mille Miglia he had chosen Jenks as his partner, because he had seen him leaning out of a motor-bike side car to a degree considered suicidal. Jenks mapped the route on a long piece of paper usually used for toilets, but he made one mistake.
He gave a hand-signal for full speed ahead. They reached a hump-back bridge at 150 mph and took off with all four wheels off the ground. Stirling Moss kept the car dead straight, landed, and continued to win, his face blackened by road dirt around his goggles.
Motor Sport magazine later gave Jenks a Jaguar E-type as a company car, patriotically in the editor’s preference, to a Porsche.
Jenks later wrote that he was driving down a motorway in Italy at 120 mph when a Fiat 500 pulled out. Several drivers were involved in a complicated manouver. He was overtaken by a Transit van bearing the words ‘Porsche Works Team’.