LibDemVoice Fantasy Football League: how it stands after Week 9

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LibDemVoice Fantasy Football League: how it stands after Week 9

By Stephen Tall | Sat 1st November 2014 - 7:55 am

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Congratulations to Jon Featonby, who continues to lead the LibDemVoice Fantasy Football League after Week 9, having amassed 525 points so far – an average of 58 points each week. His nearest rival, just 7 points behind, continues to be George Murray. In third place, on 513 points, is a very familiar Lib Dem name: Andrew Wiseman, current chair of the Federal Conference Committee. With just 42 points separating the top 10, there is of course all still to play for.

There are 152 players in total and you can still join the league by clicking here.

* 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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One Comment

FrankBooth 1st Nov '14 - 8:29am

Okay I have to admit my only interest here in in some of the names. Sterlingization – good one. Midtable Obscurity – not living up to his name.

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