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Mes Amis 3 – 1 Revolution
This is one prediction I obviously hope to get wrong. This prediction is based purely on the formbook and the results on the board.
Revo go into this week’s Friday Night Live fixture as clear underdogs against Mes Amis “Wanderers” but my saying that does not mean I don’t believe in the Revo squad. Come 6 p.m. on Friday, I’m sure I’ll be singing to myself that Phil Collins’ rock classic “I can feel an upset In the Air Tonight”.
Win, lose or draw, I’m looking forward to invading deepest darkest TST with everyone afters.
Legal Head 7 – 0 Spartans
I’ve been paid to make this prediction as I seem to correctly predict the score of Legal’s fixtures.
JLeaguers 3 – 2 PAFC
The match of the weekend. Both teams are scoring for fun, pre-season favourites and are living up to their billing as such.
PAFC have height, power and long range shooting prowess in their armoury. JLeaguers have their telepathic passing game, speed and a cast of thousands to call upon. Both have fantastic goalies and much will hinge on their shot-stopping abilities. It’s going to be raining shots on goal.
PAFC’s home advantage will not overcome JLeaguers’ numerical advantage. I can see in my crystal ball Spikey marauding up and down the touchline looking at his watch, which tells him that PAFC are a goal down with 3 minutes to go. He then angrily glares at the ref, as he stops play to allow another batch of JLeaguers substitutions and more fresh legs on the pitch so late in the game.
I certainly would make strategic substitutions, which are commonplace in the Premiership, to wind the clock down. I would also be frustrated if I were a goal down and on the receiving end… but what can you do? It’s within the laws of the game.
Let’s see if my crystal ball works.
Monopoly 2 – 1 BoC’s
Both teams have matchwinners named Jason Lee.
It’s good to see the BoC’s Jason Lee Mark I back in action so soon after what I heard looked to be a nasty injury. With Jason back, BoCs will get at least a goal. He is the creative spark they need as shown by the BoCs assists last match v HKAE.
Monopoly surprised everyone keeping Mes Amis “Wanderers” goalless last week and pulling off a splendid result that I cannot ignore. Keeping Mes goalless means Monopoly’s Colossus defenders might be back in action. Home advantage and regular weekly play means Monopoly can only get better which is frightening given that their record stands at 2 wins, 1 loss, with a win over Mes and only a loss to PAFC. A win against Mes puts them in my book as legitimate title contenders.
Louman
This is one prediction I obviously hope to get wrong. This prediction is based purely on the formbook and the results on the board.
Revo go into this week’s Friday Night Live fixture as clear underdogs against Mes Amis “Wanderers” but my saying that does not mean I don’t believe in the Revo squad. Come 6 p.m. on Friday, I’m sure I’ll be singing to myself that Phil Collins’ rock classic “I can feel an upset In the Air Tonight”.
Win, lose or draw, I’m looking forward to invading deepest darkest TST with everyone afters.
Legal Head 7 – 0 Spartans
I’ve been paid to make this prediction as I seem to correctly predict the score of Legal’s fixtures.
JLeaguers 3 – 2 PAFC
The match of the weekend. Both teams are scoring for fun, pre-season favourites and are living up to their billing as such.
PAFC have height, power and long range shooting prowess in their armoury. JLeaguers have their telepathic passing game, speed and a cast of thousands to call upon. Both have fantastic goalies and much will hinge on their shot-stopping abilities. It’s going to be raining shots on goal.
PAFC’s home advantage will not overcome JLeaguers’ numerical advantage. I can see in my crystal ball Spikey marauding up and down the touchline looking at his watch, which tells him that PAFC are a goal down with 3 minutes to go. He then angrily glares at the ref, as he stops play to allow another batch of JLeaguers substitutions and more fresh legs on the pitch so late in the game.
I certainly would make strategic substitutions, which are commonplace in the Premiership, to wind the clock down. I would also be frustrated if I were a goal down and on the receiving end… but what can you do? It’s within the laws of the game.
Let’s see if my crystal ball works.
Monopoly 2 – 1 BoC’s
Both teams have matchwinners named Jason Lee.
It’s good to see the BoC’s Jason Lee Mark I back in action so soon after what I heard looked to be a nasty injury. With Jason back, BoCs will get at least a goal. He is the creative spark they need as shown by the BoCs assists last match v HKAE.
Monopoly surprised everyone keeping Mes Amis “Wanderers” goalless last week and pulling off a splendid result that I cannot ignore. Keeping Mes goalless means Monopoly’s Colossus defenders might be back in action. Home advantage and regular weekly play means Monopoly can only get better which is frightening given that their record stands at 2 wins, 1 loss, with a win over Mes and only a loss to PAFC. A win against Mes puts them in my book as legitimate title contenders.
Louman
