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Last Man Standing 2012/13 - Game 3
- Thread starter billyiddo
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Yeah, I felt it would be a bit overkill to go for the reigning sugardaddy champions against a newly promoted side.
Rob
Peter Taylor
Yeah I saw the opening day as one that often chucks out some odd results so went for what I saw as the safest bet over the other top 6 sides.
Kudos to those who went with Fulham though - nice one
paxtonwolf
John White
I'm hoping thats the only game West Ham win!
They can win against anyone that's in direct competition with us as long as they lose against the bottom half.
Lily White
Clive Wilson
jts1882
Dean Richards
They have a history of doing just that.
jts1882
Dean Richards
tester table added to the OP
actually might as well chuck it here as it's top of the page :
(i need to get out more)
You need to stay in more and get it right.
I picked City in post #60.
You need to stay in more and get it right.
I picked City in post #60.
Ha - sorry for the oversight
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
Surely it's better to use teams on (possible) bankers no? Rather use up City home to Southampton then away v United.
Spursalot
Jimmy McCormick
City should win more of their fixtures, therefore they are a safer bet.
Whilst betting lets say.. swansea will be a risk, because they are likely to lose.
As the game goes on, still having teams like city to bet on means you'll have a 'safer' option to play.
I have no idea how long this will run, but a mid table team at home to relegation fodder is a good bet, especially when you include the rule about picking opponents only once as well.
linnet_spur
Pascal Chimbonda
I looked at Fulham, West Ham and West Brom as possible winners as well, but for me the only result I'm sure about this weekend is a City win, so it is the only safe option IMO. It's hard to gauge how teams are going to perform early on especially as a large number had new managers, so I just went safe, and will save Swansea etc when they are home and against the teams that start poorly. If I get that far of course. Provided City win today, I will most probably pick one of United, Chelsea or Spurs next weekend.