Posted October 4, 2014 (edited) Xpert 11 Season 33 This thing of ours Inactivity is tactics turned inwards. His tricks they are organized tricks. Xpert. What makes you think you are so special VIP is all a big nothing. Believe what you want Ell. I have given my life to this thing. I want Eights tactics on my screen. You let me play 4-5-1! This thing of ours. When NE opened the playground and let all of us in they did it because they needed us to get more visitors and make more threads and make them richer. And some of us wanted to make an identity. And those Nintendo threads were crooks as well but they were good for business the NE way. But some of didn't want to swarm around this site and lose who we were we wanted to stay tacticians and preserve the things that meant something to us like management and leadership and loyalty. This game becomes before everything else, before PS4 and Xbox 1, before Wii U and even Valve Games, it's a thing of honor. Are you out of your mind playing offensive against me! I am at home! I think my manager has committed dirty tricks. That's the game Peeps that's the game I am losing my job for, Xpert. No risk no reward. What is it about 4-5-1 that meant so much to you? Sometimes we feel pity for ourselves but we are privileged to play this game. You eat and you play Xpert and you pretend there is not a massive recruitment crisis hanging over this game every minute of every day. We are managers. Your probably don't even hear it when you are inactivated. Managers don't go to hell. Previous Champions Yellow Submarine 32 Intergalactico Stars 31 Intergalactico Stars 30*(CL winner) Eights United 29 Yellow Submarine 28 Yellow Submarine 27 Eights United 26 Eights United 25 Intergalactico Stars 24 Intergalactico Stars 23 Silverdale Hotpot 22 Haden United 21 Essex Elites 20 Essex Elites 19 Mcoys Sons 18 Essex Elites 17 Dysonian Wanderers 16 Haden United 15 Dysonian Wanderers 14 Essex Elites 13 Roostophe Rovers 12 Haden United 11 Roostophe Rovers 10 Oddy 5-9 Haden United 4 Bayern Bru 3 Oddy 2 Happenstance FC 1 Cup Winners Inter, Inter, Silverdale, Eights, Eights, Yellow Submarine, DuDs Baggies, AC Elites, Hadens Rangers, (Dedede) Mexico, Lylat Wanderers. Bosses Yellow Submarine By winning the league last season Yellow Submarine added to their trophy cabinet for the first time since season 28. This was achieved through a brilliant second half to the season including the now famous 4-3 victory against Eights United, that in effect won Submarine the title. Looking at their squad they look like a team ready for both the here and now and seasons in advance. Delipiano and Ataisik may be ageing but the intelligent Cates will surely fit into this team as a natural heir to their style of play-maker midfielder. The defence looks brilliant this season with Kirkby fresh from scoring the goal that won the league leading out a defence that has depth and strength. Falcao is a machine that is to much to handle for some teams, witness his seven goals against the 64s in the cup! However when he wasn't played in a later round against Lylat Yellow Submarine were knocked out and it must be said at the moment he is by far their best attacker. Status: Yellow Submarine are a part of the Elite Four but surprised many by overturning their arch rivals Eights Untied last season. This has increased their stature in the game, to cement it would require them to win this season. Their diverse range of formations and positive intelligent football combined with a very balanced team age wise could see them achieve this goal. 3/1 Eights United It was another season for Eights were they were great but did not quite have enough to win the league. A crucial double loss to Lylat along with the 4-3 defeat to Yellow Submarine meant for yet another season United failed to claim the top spot in Xpert. However they will go into next season yet again at the top of everyones list of teams they do not wish to face. The manager has convinced veterans such as Hapnes, Granas and Beck to stay on for another season while youths like Kvistad and Berger are being primed to replace them in the future. It is in midfield that United should be most feared with 5 midfielders who when they play together will strike terror into any team. However the team is not without its weaknesses, selling Marvin Capwell the teams best striker last season was a controversial move and with only one veteran striker in the team it is one that reduces both the options and striking power of the side. The defence of United while impressive could be vulnerable if affected by injuries. This is an interesting time for the side you feel they need a title win to retain their status. Status: Despite the mentioned problems United are without a doubt a legendary side, their historical record is formidable but they are also a behemoth of a side in the present day. They are consistent performers and supremely powerful in midfield, do not ever doubt this team. 3/1 Lylat Wanderers What a season it has been for this team, they have gone from a side that was to good for the Middle League but always in doubt of their Top League status to a very serious title threat. Aside from a tricky period against Yellow Submarine and Inter they were brilliant last season defying all expectations with the highlight being the masterfully engineered double against Eights United that nearly saw them earning the title in the last game of the season. In the end it was not meant to be but they did win the Xpert Cup this season which is a fantastic achievement. Looking at their side it is one that has come to fruition, Pilgrim is still the teams best midfielder but is no longer stands out in a midfield that overflows with current or potential talent. Lilywhite is a great tactician at the back providing an overview for the entire team while Dowell and Gray are starting a good partnership up front. They may not have reached quite the level of play of say Eights United but with their famed 4-5-1 formation and hard working players they are going to be a formidable side to play this season. Status: It has been over 10 seasons since a team outside the traditional Elite Four of Eights United, Inter, Yellow and Silverdale have won the top league. Lylat could very easily be the side to break this stranglehold over the top position. This season is a real opportunity to do that. 4/1 Intergalactico Stars Mysterious messages and uncharacteristic home losses derailed any chance of a title push last season but conversely Inter easily avoided having any part of the relegation struggle. Whatever the issues last season one look at their team will give pause to managers in any league. With depth in every part of the team Inter look set for a great season ahead, Kirk should provide goals while Skywalker is proving to be an adept apprentice, indeed expect to see other youths such as Kent and Casillas will be given a chance this season. The talent the Inter manager has for subbing players in to either turn a game or gain some experience is something any new manager should learn from. The best part of Inter last season was their rock solid defence, with Ramos, Carlos, Miavia and Tee at the back expect their forward players to run amok without worrying about counter attacks. Status: I would never count Inter out and had them backed as the first side to win three top titles in a row in the modern era. That was not meant to be but I think they will come out firing this season and would back them as favourites to claim the title despite remarks to the contrary by their manager. 2/1 Hadens Legends Their first foray into the top league proved a success with their status secured with a few games to go and a cup run that saw them getting to the final. What will have pleased the Legends manager was their fantastic defensive record but their lack of goals was a worry that saw them amass a large amount of draws. This season perhaps sees the highpoint of their midfield development with an almost problematic array of treasures in this department that looks like a Wenger side without the injuries. The Legends will hope that the renewed partnership of Ciobotaru and Castanheira can remain fit and free firing this season and their success may define their season. At the back they have lost the captain Palmer but Zabel takes over heading a defence that needs some development but is the strongest the side has ever had. Status: In finishing 5th last season the manager could have been seen to have overachieved and will be content to finish again in the top 5. The side are not really ready for a serious title push but will want to be much more ruthless in winning games while keeping their solidity at the back. Expect them to cause some waves but not challenge for the title 7/1 Silverdale Salmon What looked like being a season that would bring their top flight stay to an end finished on a high note after some inspired wins against Inter, Legends and Winston saw them finish 6th. Their team has some outstanding players such as Housham who is probably the best goalie in the league at the moment, Orellana can create magic out of nothing and Guiterrez is a tireless rock in defence. In attack Salmon are not the strongest in the league and while they have some promising youths they really need to avoid injuries and suspensions with a small team. They like to play 4-5-1 and will be hard to beat, this season however they will want to start well to really make an impact. Status: Of all the Elite Four Silverdale are the team who many say do not deserve that accolade. Having said that they always seem to do enough to ensure they do not follow a team like Madpool into obscurity but their fans want more from them, they want a title challenge. It will be a lot to ask but keep your eye on them. 10/1 DuDs Baggies After some strong showings in previous seasons last season was somewhat of a disappointment that was saved by the collapse of Winston Garden from turning into relegation. Losing 7-3 to Eights United as well as 3-1 at home to Silverdale seemed bizarre to Baggies fans who were used to witnessing one of the best defences in the league in seasons past. Their defence is older but still fantastic, their attack is still headed by Shearer and Izon while their midfield is being rebuilt with youths like Delgado. They are a compact side of only 15 players but they often surprise other teams with the sheer number of formations that they play. Status: From player above their potential previously last season was a disappointment so it is hard now to see what should be expected from them? Will they go on to crack the top 3 again or be in relegation trouble amid a strong line up of promoted teams from the Middle League. Will be intriguing to watch this team cope. 12/1 Atlelico Aquila Quietly cruised to the Middle League title last season proving formidable at the back and much more impressive up front than previous seasons. 4-1 away wins against RFC and Leeds were particular highlights in a brilliant season for Aquila. Looking at the team there are a couple of worries in the form of a goalie and pair of strikers who are not quite up to top league standard. However a veteran defence (that may need a youth) and midfield full of talents that are strong in the air and ground can help to patch over this deficit. Aquila seemed to have renewed belief last season but they need to play smartly in the top league treating every game with care if they want to survive. Status: Aquila have restored their reputation from the failings of before with a great season 32. However they have yet to prove themselves on the biggest stage and need to go through the same baptism of fire that Lylat went. Many still doubt them and this season will be incredibly important for them. 22/1 RFC Another team who have it all to prove in the top league is RFC. This season will have been cleansing for them after the tribulations of the past. Some brilliant victories including a double against AC Elites proved RFC are not past their prime. Indeed they are another side with a small team but are very well balanced able to play a 4-4-2 formation with top league players in every position. While they have no superstars their players have a brilliant team dynamic, youths are also being prepared in every position in a team that reflects well on its manager. Status: RFC like Aquila had a very hard season in the top league but have bounced back and are looking eager to prove themselves this season. They look solid if unspectacular in all areas and what will be key is both their home form and exploiting other teams who treat them with a soft touch. 20/1 AC Elites Just like their promoted comrades the Elites also have unfinished business in the top league. Their promotion was not so assured but a good final give games with 3 wins and 2 draws ensured they took the last promotion spot available. Of the new teams they have the largest set of reserves by far with 18 players. Bull, Zell and Tinkle stand out as game changers while new players like Stockfeldt strengthen the midfield and youths like Shang give hope for the future. Ell likes to play 4-4-2 but may find predictably is his enemy in a league where most teams will use 5 man midfields to dominate his side. This manager is a former top league winner and will need all his wits to stay in the league this season. Status: Of all the promoted sides, despite coming 3rd I would give the Elites the largest change of staying up with a manager who has top league experience and a squad that has a lot of depth. However they need to play more open football and be more diverse in their formations if they are to stand a chance. 19/1 Captains Winston Garden Lions It was a tragedy when the Lions fell from their perch of challenging for the title to gaining 3 points from a potential 30 in the 2nd half of the season to go down in circumstances that bordered on farcical. With Roger Federer being drafted in to the players form going down the drain no-one knows what happened in those last 10 games. It was enough to ensure Tobin handed in his notice making this his last season for the team. What is clear though is they have a team that while ageing is in fantastic shape and should easily dispose of anything place in front of them in the Middle League. Status: When they meet Madpool it will be interesting to say the least, both clubs have gone from title contenders to trying to rediscover a winning formula. For Mapool this took the course of a year or two in Winstons case it was less than a month. ¼ Coloccini FC Making it to the top league was a great achievement, staying there was a step too far. However this team should be proud of what they achieved and have a team that reflects their growing ambition. With talents like Costa and Mallo a season away from being true top tier talents to Ungari and Fogaru who will be fearsome players for seasons to come Coloccini are a team on the long term rise. They often play diverse tactics and are not afraid to attack any side, they will thrive this season and are sure to be promoted. Status: Relegation for Coloccini will be a blip that will allow them to come back even stronger. Doubt the rise of this side at your peril. 2/1 Rossers Rovers Rovers rise has been against all the odds and it was last season when they came back down to earth. However I think when the manager took over the club he knew it would be a long road ahead and this season will be one where we see what Rovers are really made of. With long term planning in mind the team is full of youths especially in attack but have the partnership of Bulatov and Wohlfarth at the back that give them a great amount of stability. Again another side that can suprise and are not afraid to play 3-5-2 away from home even, they will be one to watch this season. Status: This team has a lot of balls, they play themselves down but do not think you can play youths against them. The manager is a student of the game and they will settle in well to the Middle League and really develop as a strong side. 8/1 Russian Revolution The Revolution has been gathering momentum for a while now and with some big wins such as a 4-2 victory against AC Elites and 5-1 rout of Madpool it is clear any revolution will not be temporary. Some of their side is ageing as demonstrated by two retirements of leaders in attack and midfield but looking at both these areas they have some fantastic youths such as Valuev and Bastos. In defence they are developing well with Chekalin giving outlets for a counter attacking game. They favour 4-4-2 and are still in development, these are the only two things holding back a team that will sooner or later be heading to the top league. Status: It is only a matter of time for the Revolution to hit the top league, while they are still tinkering with a few areas every day they are getting stronger. 6/1 The Famila FC What looked like a successful promotion campaign fell apart in the last three games as they suffered a hat-trick of 2-0 defeats in a row. Their team has gone through a few changes as of late but it retains a defence and goalkeeper that are very strong with a midfield that has gone from a liability to one that has some leaders such as Waltehrs and Pedersen who with his shooting ability can turn a game around. Up front Auffret still leaders the line but new player Thomsen hopes to add some much needed depth up front. The team is often quite experimental and is trying to shift their over defensive tactical mindset to a more open game. Will be wanting to challenge for a promotion spot. Status: Having had experience in the top league they want to get back there however their rate of growth has been somewhat slower than other teams and they would now be a direct rival rather than a superior team to Russian Revolution, this season will see who has the upper hand. 6/1 Leeds M.O.T Much to everyone’s joy Leeds M.O.T are very much back in the swing of things in the league. Looking at their season they had few draws and either won games with authority like their 4-1 victory over Madpool or lost in style like indeed their 4-3 loss again to Madpool. They are a side that needs some real work with players like Largo and Garner very lucky to be earning a pay cheque but also full of real talent such as Howson, Pispek and Olaberriaga. What is exciting about this team is the multi talented individuals such as Burchell that it seems to spawn. Truly amazing attacking players that belong at this unique team. Status: This side is almost too unique too fragile to enter the top league. They can attack with such force but could also crumble under the play of a boring tactician. With development maybe Leeds could bring beauty and efficiency to Xpert 11. 14/1 Madpool After a shaky start Madpool really hit their stride with some huge wins against lesser teams to secure Middle League status in what many were calling a do or die season for this once grand club. With remnants of their past departing such as Gerrard at the end of this season it really is all about the future for this team. Hales is of course a freak of nature of a player but it is good to see Leiva and Coutinho carrying on the Madpool midfield tradition, up front and defence are on the managers mind with youths being drafted in but it must be said these two areas need a lot of work, with Newell being the only top tier player in either area. The Middle League is a good place for Madpool who play exciting football with youth development and have a manager with a sound tactical mind. Status: The decline has officially been halted now the long game will take effect. The manager needs to look around him and strengthen his side at a greater rate than others. It will take a long time but the midfield of this team is already showing the fruits of his labour. Once the rest of the team catches up they will be back in the top league in no time. 12/1 Recall United Another team that is back on the rise is Recall, who with a brilliant season won the Lower League in style with 6 wins on the trot in their final set of matches. With their large side of 20 players they will never be caught in an injury crisis but they may want to think of trimming some of their older players especially in midfield. Their team are solid if unspectacular with only McAteer standing out from this team-mates to provide a real leader in midfield. Playing 4-5-1 United seek to dominate then beat their opponents. This is a tactic that may well have some success in a Middle League that have some rather unbalanced teams. Status: A team many had forgotten about are back with a vengeance after a morale boosting 1st place finish in the Lower League. They will be able to grind out a lot of results in the Middle League. 11/1 Lord of Hydra A side that has stayed the course and now finds itself in the Middle League they have enjoyed some glorious moments as of late including a 6-0 win against the historic 64s. Maybe a sign of their legacy as a lower league side they have a team of 22 players. Some such as Bellenger do not need to be in their side while others such as Lowry are a huge asset. At the moment most of their team are untapped potential but the manager has a good sense of valuable players with Juanmi being an insightful signing who can give intelligent play to any position. They are not afraid to try new formations such as 5-3-2 and are a team that should be watched as a future prospect. Status: Still unproven beyond the lower league however the manager is starting to show insight beyond his years. 20/1 French Riviere A name change and a new attitude come from the death of Fedex. With a blistering 4 wins out of 4 in their concluding lower league matches Riviere marched up to the Middle League. Their team has a lot of experience and in their defence they have some great players such as Rooke and good potential in youths like Kaer. However the midfield is in a horrendous state of affairs... four players with one retiring is embarrassing to say the least. Having five forwards again seems slightly odd, however this pundit lambasted Riviere last season and they have got promoted so what do we know? Status: A slightly senile oddity that refuses to disappear and the game is all the more rich for their continual participation. 30/1 Soldiers AFC Dedede A side that is beyond their peers in the Lower League Dedede have been adept at coming to grips with the game and were unlucky to enter such a strong Middle League last season. Their team is brimming with talent with players that some top league sides would be envious of, Willoughby is a treasure of a defender while Ainsworth will rip defences apart in his forward role. This side will be fine, the only advice could be to use this season to earn a lower league title and train youth. Status: A team that are on the rise, their current peers need to look and learn at this well formed side. 1/10 bob Sadly their future is in major doubt after their much loved manager has decided to distance himself from future commitments to the club. They have a wealth of talent in bob another cameroonian at the back and Onifang in midfield. Their attacking tactics are legendary and woeful at the same time, costing them over 100 goals last season. Xpert would go on without bob but it would be a less colourful place. Status: The eccentric character who turns up makes everyone laugh and then disappears into the mist. 90/1 Kippen FC Again sadly a manager who seems to be AWOL over a brilliant side that could almost compete in the top league. If Charlie followed Salmond into retirement after the death of Scottish Independence will never be known but Xpert is Better Together (cough). Anyway Charlie has a fantastic side and is a great manager who has previously won the top league and would be a success if he came back. Status: 90/1 The 64s For the only team left after season 1 the 64s should be congratulated for their persistence. Their team is a mesh of 19 players who are all around the same ability with many strong runners and flexible team players among them. The team favours 3-4-3 which is very unusual in xpert but may yield results in the lower league which has weaker defences. We can only hope the 64s can rediscover some of their old form and build a side ready to escape the lower league. Status: The 64s are the old legends that can tell many a story of the old days, are they asked? That is another story. 9/1 Gibbs Probies Gibbs had a good season last time around with some impressive wins including a double against the 64s. Probies have a team that is heavily focused on youth with some good talent among them. In Samuel and Mbaebie they have speed and stamina in defence while Longton is the obvious highlight of their midfield. Collis rather than Carr should be pursued as an attacking option. Their greatest asset lies in two talented goalies that will help them keep some clean sheets in the lower league. Status: Rather unknown at the moment but with a good youth set-up and commitment to the game they will be able to step into the void left by other managers. 14/1 The Great Mcoy After a fantastic start Mcoy faded away slightly and seemed to lose a bit of heart in his team. This is a shame as he has some absolutely fantastic players such as Batty, Serra and Easton at his disposal who are beyond the usual sphere of the Lower League. With a strong midfield his team are equipped for attack and this is reflected in Mcoys preference for 3-5-2 as a formation of choice, could be a team to watch if he has faith. Status: An Old timer who knows how to play the system and can make it work if he believes in himself. Blue Rogues After a hard season it will be a relief for the Rogues to start a new season if they choose to carry on. They have a good side although it is lacking in youth options. Narberth is a good leader at the back with Lambston being a multi talented striker up front. The side almost only plays 3-4-3 which may explain their lack of success. Hopefully I will be writing about this team next season although it seems unlikely. Status: 50/1 Dazzle United A new side with a new manager! They have a side that has some players that need to be booted out without a second though such as Trott and Terrar but also some great talent such as William sand Alvhall. Lets see what happens best of luck Dazzle! Status: A new contender anything could happen! 40/1 Cubic County One of this columnists favourite managers comes back for another shot at the big time. He has landed himself with quite a good side with some brilliant youth talents in defence with the duo of Lougher and Crosby who will provide value beyond their years. Midfield and up front are a bit more of a middling point but can be solved in time with the knowledge of this manager. Status: Watch out for this team with this manager to shoot straight up with a good defence behind their push to the top. 15/1 Happenstance FC The first ever, first ever top league champions are back! Looking at their team they have a stronger side than Cube but one that is not as blessed for the future with some wise investment needed and hang ons like Abdon and Segar to be dumped without a second thought. We look forward to having this legendary manager back with us. Status: A legend from the past returns once more. Alliances Peeps can clarify what alliances we are having this time around? Spotlight Guess results and other variables in matches and win prizes! Spotlight will come when the season starts. Predictions Competition This season we will attempt to bring back the predictions competition. Please visit the forum (discussions tab, forum) and predict the following: Elite league winner Elite league demoted teams Middle league winner & promoted teams Middle league demoted teams Lower league winner & promoted teams It will be run on a points system, ie , 5 for Correct placing, 3 for one place out and 1 for two places out. Only counting the top 3 teams (so you get 1 point if your first place choice comes third, but not if your third place choice comes 5th). Jobs Edit this as appropriate. Top League Reporter: Middle League Reporter: Lower League Reporter: Interviewer: Can someone update the below for me, I will if I have time. AC Elites: @dan\-likes\-trees Yellow Submarine: @Zell --- Atlético Aqui1a: @Aqui1a Coloccini FC: @MilaGi Fedex United: (not on forum) Hadens Legends: @Haden Kippen FC: @Charlie Leeds M.O.T: @Lucas3693 Rossers Rovers: (not on forum) Russian Revolution: (not on forum) The Familia FC: (not on forum) --- AFC Dedede: @Dedede bob: @bob Gibbs Probies: @Agent Gibbs LiVeRpOoL: (not on forum) Lords of Hydra: @Esequiel Madpool: @MadDog Recall United: @Jimbob Spurs: @dazzybee The Sixty-Fourthers: @gaggle64 Good luck and enjoy your season! Edited October 4, 2014 by Haden Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 5, 2014 Fantastic thread, thank you again Haden! Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 6, 2014 I am Excite. I am also sure i will get battered every game this season and be relegated. I accidently sold my 21-8 (or 21-7) defender who was awesome and im struggling to build a real team. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 6, 2014 (edited) I am Excite. I am also sure i will get battered every game this season and be relegated. I accidently sold my 21-8 (or 21-7) defender who was awesome and im struggling to build a real team. For future reference you can remove players from the transfer list if they have no bids on them :p Lottery Spotlight Winners Hadens Legends Russian Revolution Alliance Winners Yellow Submarine Madpool Gibbs Probies Promoted Teams: Champion: Yellow Submarine Middle League: Atlético Aqui1a The Roger Federer Crew AC Elites Lower League: Recall United Lords of Hydra French Riviere Prediction Winners: Atlético Aqui1a Russian Revolution Cup Winner: Lylat Wanderers Haden gets an extra pick as he reached the final of the cup and I can't take part in the lottery myself :p 2 Picks: Haden Russian Revolution Yellow Submarine Atlético Aqui1a 1 Pick: Madpool Gibbs Probies The Roger Federer Crew AC Elites Recall United Lords of Hydra French Riviere Mention List: @Haden @Zell @Aqui1a @MadDog @RogerFederer @Agent Gibbs @Ellmeister @Jimbob @Esequiel Please can all managers involved pick a number between 1 and 15 for a chance to win 3 months VIP. Please also post your choice on the Press Release on Xpert so people don't pick the same numbers :p Alliances and more to come in a future post :p Edited October 6, 2014 by The Peeps Automerged Doublepost Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 Spotlight The first spotlight is a bonus round where any team that bets in the xpert pools for round one will get a point. Alliances Silverdale Salmon, French Riviere, The Great Mcoy AC Elites, Russian Revolution, Blue Rogues The Roger Federer Crew, Winston Gardens FC, AFC Dedede Atlético Aqui1a, The Familia FC, The Sixty-Fourthers Lylat Wanderers, Leeds M.O.T, Dazzle United Intergalactico Stars, Lords of Hydra, Cubic County Hadens Legends, Madpool, bob Eights United, Recall United, Happenstance FC Yellow Submarine, Coloccini FC, Gibbs Probies DuDs Baggies, Rossers Rovers, Kippen FC Predictions The predictions competition is back! Please visit the Xpert forum (discussions tab, forum) and predict the following: Elite league winner Elite league demoted teams Middle league winner & promoted teams Middle league demoted teams Lower league winner & promoted teams It will be run on a points system, ie, 5 for correct placing, 3 for one place out and 1 for two places out. Only counting the top 3 teams (so you get 1 point if your first place choice comes third, but not if your third place choice comes 5th). The deadline is Monday. BetSpurt Eleven New this season! Every team starts with 15 PeepsPoints to bet with. Place your bets carefully! Season Bet on a team to... Score more than 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 goals (2x, 3x, 4x, 5x return) Concede more than 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 goals (as above) Concede less than 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 goals (5x, 4x, 3x, 2x return) Score less than 10 goals in the season (5x return - bets cannot be placed on lower league teams) Have a player in the x11 every round (5x return) Have 2 players in the x11 every round (10x return) Draw more games than win (5x return) Score the first goal of the season (50x return) Score the last goal of the season (50x return) Passive You can bet on your own team to... Win the xpert pools 5 times in the season (10x return) Score from 10 freekicks in the season (10x return) Score a penalty in the season (10x return) Have a single player injured for 15 days or more in the season (10x return) Round by Round Bet on a team to win, lose or draw their match each round (2x return) You may not bet on the same team in consecutive rounds - this includes betting on a team to win and next round betting on their opponents to lose :p You can spend all your points right away or play the long game and pick a winner each round. This is a rough concept so we can see how it goes this season if it needs to be tweaked or scrapped altogether :p any further suggestions of bets are welcome, it would be good to have some more round by round bets. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 Great idea Peeps! I have no doubt that one of my players (probably Viana) will be injured for 15 days or more, someone always is! I'll take 11 and 12 please. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 (edited) 1 and 2 please loving the bet idea! If I am betting round to round can I bet my winnings on the next round? Imagine betting all 15 points on madpool to score the first goal of the season then that legend hales gets one in the first minute. That would be a 750 point payout? I would then bet it all on ell to score under 10 goals in he season. I would be a millionaire before you know it Rodney Edited October 7, 2014 by Haden Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 can i have 4 please? Sorry, 4 has been nabbed by Russian Revolution who posted on the Xpert site. Remaining numbers: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Haden, any points you win can indeed be spent in future rounds :p Betting is open guys, either PM me or place a bet in bold for me to see Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 Well i'll try lucky number 7 then Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 Sorry, 4 has been nabbed by Russian Revolution who posted on the Xpert site. Remaining numbers: 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12 13 14 15 Haden, any points you win can indeed be spent in future rounds :p Betting is open guys, either PM me or place a bet in bold for me to see I am so winning this, need to have a real think about my bets will make a couple of long term ones then stick it in the weekly market. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 Wait, there was no match today? >_> SpotlightBetSpurt Eleven New this season! Every team starts with 15 PeepsPoints to bet with. Place your bets carefully! Season Bet on a team to... Score more than 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 goals (2x, 3x, 4x, 5x return) Concede more than 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 goals (as above) Concede less than 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 goals (5x, 4x, 3x, 2x return) Score less than 10 goals in the season (5x return - bets cannot be placed on lower league teams) Have a player in the x11 every round (5x return) Have 2 players in the x11 every round (10x return) Draw more games than win (5x return) Score the first goal of the season (50x return) Score the last goal of the season (50x return) Passive You can bet on your own team to... Win the xpert pools 5 times in the season (10x return) Score from 10 freekicks in the season (10x return) Score a penalty in the season (10x return) Have a single player injured for 15 days or more in the season (10x return) Round by Round Bet on a team to win, lose or draw their match each round (2x return) You may not bet on the same team in consecutive rounds - this includes betting on a team to win and next round betting on their opponents to lose :p You can spend all your points right away or play the long game and pick a winner each round. This is a rough concept so we can see how it goes this season if it needs to be tweaked or scrapped altogether :p any further suggestions of bets are welcome, it would be good to have some more round by round bets. I assume Season and Passive must be betted on before the season starts? Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 7, 2014 (edited) Wait, there was no match today? >_> I assume Season and Passive must be betted on before the season starts? Ah yes I should have mentioned. You can bet on any passive bets at any point in the season - but it will only count for games from that point onwards. Season bets must be placed by the 2nd game of the season except for betting on a team to score the last goal of the season :p and obviously the first goal of the season must be bet on before Friday's game. Edited October 7, 2014 by The Peeps Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 8, 2014 13 please. Mind frazzled at the betting this early in the morning but will try to find time this weekend to get predictions etc in. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 8, 2014 Xpert's down for 9 hours, they are moving servers. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 8, 2014 (edited) OK HERE WE GO! My first BET Peeps bet is to bet one of my coins on LEEDS M.O.T to score the first goal of the season! Cmonn!!!! Just for reference not laughing at the chances of Leeds doing it, they are getting the job done! I am just so excited Edited October 8, 2014 by Haden Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 9, 2014 @Happenstance, @Animal don't forget new season starts tomorrow! Also someone else make a bet! :P Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 9, 2014 I'll bet 3 tokens on Winston Gardens to score the first goal of the season. I'll bet my remaining 12 tokens on Winston to have 2 players in the X11 every round. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 9, 2014 14 tokens on Haden beating Dud. 1 token on Lylat scoring the first goal. Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 9, 2014 A couple of risk takers, I like it Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
Posted October 10, 2014 BetSpurt Eleven New this season! Every team starts with 15 PeepsPoints to bet with. Place your bets carefully! Season Bet on a team to... Score more than 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 goals (2x, 3x, 4x, 5x return) Concede more than 25 / 30 / 35 / 40 goals (as above) Concede less than 10 / 15 / 20 / 25 goals (5x, 4x, 3x, 2x return) Score less than 10 goals in the season (5x return - bets cannot be placed on lower league teams) Have a player in the x11 every round (5x return) Have 2 players in the x11 every round (10x return) Draw more games than win (5x return) Score the first goal of the season (50x return) Score the last goal of the season (50x return) Passive You can bet on your own team to... Win the xpert pools 5 times in the season (10x return) Score from 10 freekicks in the season (10x return) Score a penalty in the season (10x return) Have a single player injured for 15 days or more in the season (10x return) Round by Round Bet on a team to win, lose or draw their match each round (2x return) You may not bet on the same team in consecutive rounds - this includes betting on a team to win and next round betting on their opponents to lose :p You can spend all your points right away or play the long game and pick a winner each round. This is a rough concept so we can see how it goes this season if it needs to be tweaked or scrapped altogether :p any further suggestions of bets are welcome, it would be good to have some more round by round bets. I'm going to bet on... 3 Token - Winston Garden Lions to score 40 or more goals 3 Token - Eights United to score 40 or more goals 2 Token - Eights United to have a player in the X11 every round 1 Token - Yellow Submarine to score the first goal of the season! 4 Token - Yellow Submarine to score a penalty in the season 2 Token - Yellow Submarine to have a single player injured for 15 days or more Share this post Link to post Share on other sites
