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Anymore for a Supercoach League

Vipercrunch
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I have done a search and it looks like Demonland has already filled 2 Supercoach leagues.

Is there enough interest to create one more? If I get at least 8 confirmed interested players in the next few days I will go ahead and create a new one.

I went ahead and started a new league.

League Code: 916297

Name: Demonland 3

This is normal rules, not the $300k per player capped league that 45hotgod has started.

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    I'll have a crack.

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    Just gonna bump this up to the top once more to see if there is any other interest.

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    There is still 2 spaces left in AFL dreamteam league #105480

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    i've started a league where no player over 300 grand can be bought.

    If you're interested PM me

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    I went ahead and started a new league.

    League Code: 916297

    Name: Demonland 3

    This is normal rules, not the $300k per player capped league that 45hotgod has started.

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    I'll give it a go, i'm a first year SC player. But have already joined two leagues and drafted my players. It will be good to compete against some other Demons-bias people!

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    649321

    A league where no player over 300,000 can be bought. Take a "print screen" of your team when chosen in case you get chased up to provide proof.

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    Ive joined, might as well give it a go. Done Dream Team the past few years, this'll be my first time as a SuperCoach.

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    I went ahead and started a new league.

    League Code: 916297

    Name: Demonland 3

    This is normal rules, not the $300k per player capped league that 45hotgod has started.

    I'm in.

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