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I'm in.

I think Jordie is onto something with the results, I for one don't wanna be stuck in an uncompetitive league: I averaged 2,220pts/round for the season last year (finished 8,512 overall - was inside the top few thousand for most of the year). I was just outside the top 10,000 the year before also.

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    I'm in.

    I think Jordie is onto something with the results, I for one don't wanna be stuck in an uncompetitive league: I averaged 2,220pts/round for the season last year (finished 8,512 overall - was inside the top few thousand for most of the year). I was just outside the top 10,000 the year before also.

    They're doing this on BF - I'd be happy to. Scored 49.840 for season 2011

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    Beautiful. Look I'm happy to do whatever suits the majority.

    If gOlly wants the same league as last year let us know the names and we'll keep them aside. If people want to do it on a division based system you'll obviously have to tell me what scores you got last year so I can bracket people into a category?

    Guess it's just what everyone wants! Already got some very decent numbers

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    Beautiful. Look I'm happy to do whatever suits the majority.

    If gOlly wants the same league as last year let us know the names and we'll keep them aside. If people want to do it on a division based system you'll obviously have to tell me what scores you got last year so I can bracket people into a category?

    Guess it's just what everyone wants! Already got some very decent numbers

    Beautiful. Look I'm happy to do whatever suits the majority.

    If gOlly wants the same league as last year let us know the names and we'll keep them aside. If people want to do it on a division based system you'll obviously have to tell me what scores you got last year so I can bracket people into a category?

    Guess it's just what everyone wants! Already got some very decent numbers

    My suggestion would be for a division based system, with people submitting scores from last year to be ranked.

    Also you get 5 leagues so those interested can form a league with the same as last year also to retain the rivalry?

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    Didn't join in time last year, so, YES please.

    48064

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    Yep I'm in too. The Greek Maco's will reign supreme!

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    There's some great scores being posted - If you can average 2,200/wk (i.e 100 points per player per week) you're doing very well.

    If you log into supercoach you can get your score from last year.

    My total score was 53,291.

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    Im still in.

    Total score - 43566 ( but in my defense, I'm a moron)

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    How do people remember their total scores? As I don't..

    Is okay I remembered what email address I used and there are the results :)

    total score: 51,614

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    How do people remember their total scores? As I don't..

    Is okay I remembered what email address I used and there are the results :)

    total score: 51,614

    I didn't, I logged in.

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