LibDemVoice Fantasy Football League: the final table

Today marks the traditional climax to the English football season, the FA Cup Final. It also brings to a close this season’s LibDemVoice Fantasy Football League.

Congratulations to George Murray, whose Marauding Fullbacks have taken the trophy, accumulating an impressive 2,242 points, enough to place him in 3,763rd place in the global league of more than 3.5 million players. Kudos.

Runners-up were two Sams: Massingham’s Handforth Orient FC (2,175) and Bowman’s Sterlingization (2,161). You can see the full Top 10 below.

Congratulations, too, to Kye Dorricott, whose Chip Bang Utd topped the league in the first and final quarters of the season; and Edward Douglas’s Use Your Ed who did so in the second quarter. (George did so in the third quarter.)

And an honorary mention for the best week’s performance: Ian Whittleworth’s Eastlands AFC with 62 points.

Finally, let’s remember it’s not all about the winning — we are Lib Dems, after all — so thanks to all 166 players who took part in the 2014-15 tournament.

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* 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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