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Fantasy Sports Newsletter - FSN 88 - Friday 31 March 2006
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In This Issue:
- Welcome!
- Fantasy League Golf
- Golf World/Longmere Fantasy Golf 2006
- David Tonkin's Monthly Premiership Review
- Fantasy Golf Manager 2006
- Premiership Injury news - courtesy of PhysioRoom.com
- Keep up to date with news from the FISO Forum
- Andy's Horseracing Tipster Corner
Welcome!
Welcome to FISO's Fantasy Sports Newsletter number 88 issued on
Friday 31 March 2006.
You are one of many thousands of worldwide fantasy sports fans who
have subscribed to this newsletter. To update your profile please
use the link at the end of this email.
As reported in FNS87, April 2nd sees the start of some Fantasy
Formula 1 games for REAL! So if you thought you missed the F1 boat,
you're wrong, although you do need to get busy selecting your F1
teams for this weekend. The warm ups are finished, so let the battle
commence for this years F1 season.
Fantasy League F1 - entry deadline 04:00 BST on Sunday 2nd April:
http://www.fantasyleaguef1.com
Pro Fantasy F1 - entry deadline 17:00 BST on Friday 31 March:
http://www.profantasyf1.com/?page=register&aff=1669
Check out the latest news on our Fantasy Sports forums!
http://fantasyfootballuk.co.uk/index.php
Fantasy League Golf
April 6th sees the start of the new season for Fantasy League Golf.
This is a very popular golf game with some great prizes to win.
Fantasy League Golf returns unspoilt for 2006...
Armed with a budget of $20m, simply select your team of 12 golfers
from the player list, ensuring that your squad consists of 5
Americans, 4 Europeans and 3 Rest of the World players.
At any point, six golfers within your team are active players and
the other six act as non-playing reserves.
The first counting event is The Masters Tournament, starting at
13:00 BST on Thursday, April 6, with unlimited team changes
available before this time.
During the season you can make up to 25 transfers and unlimited
substitutions in order to insert the in-form players to represent
your team in the active six slots. Then it's up to them to do the
business on the course whilst you sit back and watch as the points
hopefully roll in!
Also, if you've got some friends, clients or colleagues to whom
you'd like to prove that you know more about the wonderful world of
golf than they do, then our Challenge A Mate and Friends & Enemies
League facilities offer you the ideal opportunity to set up some
direct competition.
Once again, all entrants can enter the additional Head to Head game
with even more fantastic prizes up for grabs. This is a totally
separate game to the main competition and is free to play for all
entrants in the main game.
The full game costs just £15 for 31 weeks of intense action, with
the complete season comprising over 50 tournaments on the European
and US Tours.
So make sure you reserve your place on the first tee for another
action-packed season of Fantasy Golf!
Prizes
The 2006 Fantasy League Golf competition boasts a prize pool worth
over £20,000! There are more competitions than you can swing a golf
club at, with loads of chances to win prizes throughout the 31-week
season!
Details of how the various competitions work can be found in the
competitions section.
The Masters Champion
The top three captains in The Masters Tournament each win two VIP
passes to this year's Barclays Scottish Open. The prize includes
accommodation, corporate hospitality and Barclays Scottish Open
merchandise!
The tournament takes place in the spectacular surroundings of Loch
Lomond by the shores of the most famous stretch of inland water in
Scotland.
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Overall Leaderboard Winner
The Overall Winner takes away £5,000 in cash plus a once in a
lifetime holiday for two for seven nights to Myrtle Beach in South
Carolina! The holiday includes flights, accommodation, car hire,
five rounds of golf and accesssories, courtesy of Whole World Golf
Travel.
Myrtle Beach, in beautiful South Carolina, is well know as the "golf
capital of the world" with over 100 top quality public courses set
along 60 miles of pristine beaches and coastal pine forests.
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Overall Runner-Up
The runner-up wins a three-night stay at the spectacular La Cala
Resort on the Costa del Sol, courtesy of Whole World Golf Travel.
The holiday includes flights, accommodation, car hire and two rounds
of golf!
La Cala is situated in the foothills of the Sierra de Mijas near
Marbella. The hotel overlooks its three superb championship courses
and in every respect has earnt its 5star status.
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Overall Third Place
The third place captain receives a set of Wilson irons and a driver.
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Weekly Winners
The highest scoring captain each week scoops a handy £100 cash
prize!
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Major League Champion
The Major League Champion wins a full set of Wilson irons, with each
highest points scoring captain during a Major week winning a Wilson
fairway wood.
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Pro and Amateur Matchplay Winners
The winner of Pro Matchplay competition wins £150 cash plus £100
worth of cool golf gear, courtesy of Froghair. The runner-up wins
£100 of golf gear.
The winner of Amateur Matchplay competition wins £100 cash plus £100
worth of golf gear, courtesy of Froghair. The runner-up wins £50 of
golf gear.
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Weekly Head to Head Winners
The weekly Head to Head winner scoops £50 worth of golf gear,
courtesy of Froghair.
The runner-up each week wins a dozen revolutionary training golf
balls and a golf ball cleaner, courtesy of Fireball Sports.
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Friends & Enemies Championship Winners
The overall winning Friends & Enemies League wins a prestigious
trophy and four Fantasy League medals!
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Prize League Winners
The winner of each automatically-generated Prize League of ten
captains wins a much coveted Fantasy League medal mouse mat.
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F & E League Winners
The winner of each Friends and Enemies League comprising of eight or
more teams wins an exclusive Fantasy League golf medal.
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Scoring
Only players in the six active slots in your Fantasy League Golf
team will contribute any points during a tournament week.
Event Weighting
x1 x2 x3
Missed Cut -2 -2 -2
Make Cut 2 4 6
Best Round* 5 10 15
Tournament Winner 30 60 90
Runner Up 25 50 75
3rd Place 20 40 60
4th Place 18 36 54
5th Place 16 32 48
6th Place 15 30 45
7th Place 14 28 42
8th Place 13 26 39
9th Place 12 24 36
10th Place 11 22 33
11th Place 10 20 30
12th Place 9 18 27
13th Place 8 16 24
14th Place 7 14 21
15th Place 6 12 18
16th Place 5 10 15
17th Place 4 8 12
18th Place 3 6 9
19th Place 2 4 6
20th Place 1 2 3
Click here for Fantasy League Golf
http://www.fantasyleaguegolf.com
Golf World/Longmere Fantasy Golf 2006
The Golf World Fantasy Golf Competition in conjunction with Longmere
Golf Holidays is offering a 7 night golf trip to Cyprus for picking
the best team of professional golfers for 2006. See Rules section
for how to enter.
Fantasy Golf 2006 Rules
All entries are conducted online. Only one entry allowed per person.
Remember, you must pick a different player for each event (ie 31
different golfers). The tournaments are all from the European and
PGA Tours and you should be looking for potential top-10 contenders.
All entries must be in by 3rd April to be eligible for the Masters.
Subsequently, new entries must be completed on the day before an
event to be eligible for it.
How you score points
To register fantasy points your chosen player must finish in the
top-10. The points awarded can be seen below. Any player tied
receives full points for that position (for example, if three
players finish eighth in the US Open, all score six points, but no
points are awarded for ninth or 10th).
Position Majors (Band A) Main events (Band B)
Normal (Band C)
1st 30 22
15
2nd 24 18
12
3rd 20 15
10
4th 16 12
8
5th 12 10
6
6th 10 8
5
7th 8 6
4
8th 6 4
3
9th 4 3
2
10th 2 2
1
Majors
Masters, US Open, Open, USPGA
Minors
BMW Championship, Bridgestone Invitational, Am-EX, Volvo Masters
Tour Championship.
Order of Merit
After all the events, the person with the most number of points will
win. In the event of a tie the person scoring the most points in the
Majors will win. If still tied, the person with the highest points
in the Minors will win and failing that a countback from the last
event backwards will win. If still tied, the winner will be drawn
from a hat. The Editor's decision is final.
Date Tournament Tour
6 Apr - 9 Apr MASTERS TOURNAMENT MAJOR
13 Apr - 16 Apr MCI Heritage Hilton Head PGA Tour
20 Apr - 23 Apr BMW Asian Open Euro Tour
27 Apr - 30 Apr Open de Espana Euro Tour
4 May - 7 May Wachovia Championship PGA Tour
11 May - 14 May Quinn Direct Insurance British Masters Euro Tour
18 May - 21 May Nissan Irish Open Euro Tour
25 May - 28 May BMW Championship Wentworth Euro Tour
1 Jun - 4 Jun Memorial Tournament PGA Tour
8 Jun - 11 Jun Barclays Classic PGA Tour
15 Jun - 18 Jun US OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP MAJOR
22 Jun - 25 Jun Johnnie Walker Championship Euro Tour
29 Jun - 2 Jul Buick Championship PGA Tour
6 Jul - 9 Jul Smurfit European Open Euro Tour
13 Jul - 16 Jul The Barclays Scottish Open Euro Tour
20 Jul - 23 Jul OPEN CHAMPIONSHIP MAJOR
27 Jul - 30 Jul Deutsche Bank TPC of Europe Euro Tour
3 Aug - 6 Aug Buick Open Grand Blanc PGA Tour
10 Aug - 13 Aug The International Castle Rock PGA Tour
17 Aug - 20 Aug USPGA CHAMPIONSHIP MAJOR
24 Aug - 27 Aug WGC Bridgestone Invitational PGA Tour
1 Sep - 4 Sep Deutsche Bank Championship Norton PGA Tour
7 Sep - 10 Sep Bell Canadian Open PGA Tour
14 Sep - 17 Sep HSBC World Matchplay Euro Tour
21 Sep - 24 Sep Valero Texas Open PGA Tour
28 Sep - 1 Oct WGC American Express Euro Tour
5 Oct - 8 Oct Dunhill Links Championship Euro Tour
12 Oct - 15 Oct Las Vegas Invitational PGA Tour
19 Oct - 22 Oct Funai Classic Disney PGA Tour
26 Oct - 29 Oct Volvo Masters Euro Tour
2 Nov - 5 Nov THE TOUR Championship PGA Tour
Prizes for Golf World 2006 Fantasy Golf Competition
1st Prize Seven nights at the Intercontinental Aphrodite Hills
Resort in Cyprus for two people on bed & breakfast basis with 4
rounds of golf per person on Aphrodite Hills Golf course transfers
and return scheduled flights courtesy of GB Airways.
2nd Prize Four nights at the Vila Gale Tavira Hotel in the Algarve
for two people
on bed & breakfast basis with 3 rounds of golf per person, car hire
and return scheduled flights courtesy of GB Airways.
3rd Prize Three nights at Druids Glen in Ireland for two people on
bed & breakfast basis with 3 rounds of golf, car hire and flights.
Please note: Prizes may be subject to certain taxes/charges, ie
flights and car hire. Travel
dates are subject to availability and no name /date changes will be
accepted
once flight and accommodation has been booked. The prize package
includes
only what is shown. All additional expenses like meals, airport
transfers/taxis
(where care hire or transfers are not provided), etc will be the
responsibility
of the prize winner. These prizes are not transferable
Click here for GolfWorld Fantasy Golf
http://www.longmeregolf.com/fantasygolf/
David Tonkin's Monthly Premiership Review
As we move into the final 6 weeks of the season there's still a
great deal for many teams to play for, whilst most teams have 6 or 7
games still to play Arsenal will have to play 12 more if they're to
become European Champions and Middlesbrough could play another 16
games (including the UC QF 1st leg tonight) if they can go all the
way in both cups. As unlikely as it may seem, it is possible that
Arsenal could miss out on Europe totally next season if they don't
keep the current good league form going. I'm sure that all except
for the most partizan supporters of rival clubs will be rooting for
both them and Middlesbrough to pick up the trophies in the final
week of the season.
Now that Chelsea's lead at the top has been cut to 9 points a loss
or a couple of draws in the next few games could still make for a
nail-biting finsih to the season if Man U can keep winning. Or a
couple of poor results for Man U and Liverpool could close up again
for 2nd place and automatic qualification for next season's CL group
stage.
4th to 7th places look to be between Spurs, Bolton, Arsenal and
Blackburn in any order but Wigan and West Ham or even possibly
Charlton or Everton could still catch one or more of them in the run
in. I'm assuming that if Middlesbrough win the UEFA Cup and make the
FA Cup final then 7th place gets the final UEFA spot for next
season, fielding a weakened team against Portsmouth may come back to
bite West Ham on the backside!
Mathematically Sunderland can still survive, but asking for 7 wins
on the trot from a team that's only managed 2 league wins all season
maybe a little to much to ask for! Realistically it's any 2 from
West Brom, Birmingham and Portsmouth to go down with them as two of
them would have to get a minimum of 4 wins to possibly put Villa or
Fulham in trouble.
With the season winding down it's possible that some players will be
looking ahead to the WC and not take the risk of going in for 50-50
challenges, even if their teams still have something to play for.
All matches left this season are given for each team, fixtures that
will be or might be moved are marked with (*) and possible cup
matches have a (?), keep an eye on the fixture changes thread for
updates. April fixtures first then a "-" followed by May's fixtures
for each team, some of those marked (*) could be played in either
month depending on cup results.
Chelsea 78 +41 (wWlW) - Birmingham (a) West Ham (h) Bolton (a)
Everton (h) Liverpool (FA SF) Man U (h) - Blackburn (a) Newcastle
(a) FA Final?
A few notable issues in the last month, FA charges for failing to
control their players in the 2 away matches, exiting the CL without
even trying to make a fight of it and Drogba finally realizing what
most of us already knew, he needs an edge to make up for his poor
control with his feet! In using his hands he's caused problems for
team mates and opponents alike and another result of his actions
could be that refs will rule against him rather than risk being
caught out by further gamesmanship (cheating if you prefer) that
could lead to more points dropped, more confrontations with the
officials and more FA charges. Home form remains excellent but just
the one win from the last 6 competitive away fixtures. The key
league fixture is clearly the Man U game, a win in that and 2 others
and the title will be retained, but if points are dropped in a
couple of games beforehand and that one is lost .........
Man U 69 +33 (wWwWW) - Bolton (a) Arsenal (h) Sunderland (h) Spurs
(a) *Middlesbrough (h)* Chelsea (a) - Charlton (h)
The 5 EPL wins in March takes their run to 7 consecutive league
wins, the last 3 homes all being CSs and cutting the gap to Chelsea
by 6 points in the process. Clearly a much tougher run in than
Chelsea ahead of them and Liverpool behind them but they're
definitely good enough to create scoring chances in most of these
but perhaps they don't put as many in the net as they should and
that could ultimately cost them points and possibly even 2nd place.
Liverpool 64 +23 (DlWwW) - West Brom (a) Bolton (h) Blackburn (a)
Chelsea (FA SF) *West Ham (a)* Villa (h) - Portsmouth (a) FA Final?
Perhaps there's been a slight change in approach over the last few
weeks to become less defensive and more attacking, 11 scored in
their last 3 EPL matches, 12 scored in the previous 12 and it's 4
EPL matches without a CS. The trip to Blackburn looks to be the most
(only?) troublesome league fixture, the Cup match is a cup match,
anything can happen.
Spurs 55 +16 (WlwW) - Newcastle (a) Man C (h) Everton (a) Man U (h)
Arsenal (a) Bolton (h) - West Ham (a)
The home form remains very good whilst the away form is barely ok,
can they hold onto that 4th spot? They're not great defensively and
still leak the odd goal or two here and there and that could cost
them dearly with some very competitive looking games to come, they
may well need to rely on others dropping points elsewhere to stay in
the race for any of the euro spots.
Blackburn 52 +6 (lWWw) - Wigan (h) Portsmouth (a) Liverpool (h)
Birmingham (a) Charlton (a) - Chelsea (h) Man C (h)
Not a bad looking set of fixtures to finish with, the stronger teams
have to visit them at Ewood where they've won their last 5,
Liverpool may well be thinking more about the FA semi and Chelsea
could have the title wrapped up by the time they come. It's not
beyond reason for them to keep their current run going and take that
4th spot.
Arsenal 50 +25 (wWW) - Villa (h) Juventus (CL-a) Man U (a)
*Portsmouth (a)* West Brom (h) *Man C (a)* CL SF1(h)? Spurs (h) CL
SF2(a)? - Sunderland (a) Wigan (h) CL Final?
An excellent month without question, disposing of Real Madrid,
beating Liverpool and taking a strong lead over Juventus. The trip
to OT will be very interesting and how hard a game they have earlier
that week in Turino could have a bearing. The visit of Spurs could
be a massive game for both clubs in terms of final league placing
and perhaps not ideal timing as it's sandwiched between the probable
CL SF legs against either Inter or Ajax, again the CL tie could
influence team selection and focus.
Bolton 48 +10 (lWWl) - Man U (h) Birmingham (a) Liverpool (a)
Chelsea (h) West Brom (a) *Charlton (h)* Spurs (a) - *Middlesbrough
(h)* Birmingham (h)
Their home form remains strong but to find their last EPL away
victory you have to look back to mid-December. If they win their
games in hand they'd be just one point behind Spurs in the chase for
4th but they'll need to take something off at least one of the clubs
they want to join in next season's CL and probably beat most of the
rest, including Spurs, to get there, possible but unlikely in my
view.
Wigan 46 -2 (LwwL) - Blackburn (a) Birmingham (h) Newcastle (a)
Villa (h) Fulham (a) Portsmouth (h) - Arsenal (a)
A very good first season in the top flight from a well organized
outfit, a couple of tough away fixtures here along with several
games that they could do well in. Euro qualification is still
possible as some of those above them have much harder fixtures ahead
of them but they'll need to find not just their first home win of
2006, they'll need their first 3 and away points too, possible.
West Ham 45 +0 (DlLwl) - Charlton (h) Chelsea (a) Man C (h)
Middlesbrough (a) Charlton/ Middlesbrough (FA SF) *Liverpool (h)* -
West Brom (a) Spurs (h) FA Final?
The good run that they had in January and February left them as
strong challengers for european qualification, but a poor March has
undone much of the good work. Their priorities were shown by the
fielding of a weakened team between cup matches and it wouldn't be a
surprise if players were again rested ahead of the semi. They're
capable of giving anyone a decent game on their day but perhaps
they're not going to be pushing too hard in the league games from
now on..
Everton 43 -12 (dWWl) - Sunderland (h) Charlton (a) Spurs (h)
Chelsea (a) Birmingham (h) Middlesbrough (a) - West Brom (h)
Safe in mid-table, unbeaten at home in 2006, winning all 6 EPL
matches, but nothing particularly noteworthy away from home. The two
most important looking matches could influence matters at either end
of the table, home to Spurs and West Brom.
Charlton 42 -5 (dWlW) - West Ham (a) Everton (h) Middlesbrough
(FA6r-a) Fulham (a) Portsmouth (h) West Ham (FA SF)? *Bolton (a)*
Blackburn (h) - Man U (a) FA Final?
Unbeaten at home and no away victories since the turn of the year,
safe in mid-table and likely only to be concentrating on the FA Cup,
whilst they stay in it.
Man C 40 +2 (WlLl) - Middlesbrough (h) Spurs (a) West Ham (a)
Arsenal (h) Villa (a) Fulham (h) - Blackburn (a)
Not a particularly inspiring season, safe in mid-table as they have
been for most of it, yet to pick up an away point in 2006, the home
form is okish.
Newcastle 39 -7 (WlLl) - Spurs (h) Middlesbrough (a) Wigan (h)
Sunderland (a) West Brom (h) Birmingham (a) - Chelsea (h)
The improved form following the sacking of Souness didn't last long
but was enough to ensure their safety. There should be some points
in here but maybe not enough for any of their players to be relied
on.
Middlesbrough 37 -9 (WllW) - Man C (a) Basle (UC QF2-h) Newcastle
(h) Charlton (FA6r-h) Portsmouth (a) West Ham (h) UC SF1-a? West Ham
(FA SF)? *Man U (a)* UC SF2-h? Everton (h) - *Bolton (a)* Fulham (a)
UC Final? FA Final?
Just the 16 possible games including tonight's away match against
Basle! They've done just enough in the league and should pick up a
few more points but clearly the best players will have to be rested
for the cups and may be of more use in FF comps that include both
comps rather than EPL only games.
Fulham 36 -11 (LllWd) - Portsmouth (h) Sunderland (a) Charlton (h)
Wigan (h) Man C (a) - Middlesbrough (h)
Home form good, away form abysmal, not the most difficult set of
fixtures so perhaps a few outfield players are worth a risk if
you're playing catch-up?
Villa 35 -7 (WllD) - Arsenal (a) West Brom (h) Birmingham (h) Wigan
(a) Man C (h) Liverpool (a) - Sunderland (h)
A poor season but they've done just enough, or at least it looks
like it. The 2 home derbies could help ensure that they're the only
Midlands club in the top flight next season and even if they lose
everything in April they finish the season at home to Sunderland.
West Brom 27 -19 (LdLl) - Liverpool (h) Villa (a) Arsenal (a) Bolton
(h) Newcastle (a) - West Ham (h) Everton (a)
Could well need just one more win to stay up, obviously waiting for
the last day of the season again.
Birmingham 24 -21 (lDLl) - Chelsea (h) Bolton (h) Wigan (a) Villa
(a) Blackburn (h) Everton (a) Newcastle (h) - Bolton (a)
Well, they scored a goal against West Brom in March and got ripped
to shreds by Liverpool in the cup. Will they get another goal this
season???
Portsmouth 24 -27 (lWw) - Fulham (a) Blackburn (h) *Arsenal (h)*
Middlesbrough (h) Charlton (a) Sunderland (h) Wigan (a) - Liverpool
(h)
Winning their 2 latest has given them a fighting chance and they
will have had a 2 week rest between fixtures before facing Fulham. 2
wins and a draw could well be enough to save themselves, the January
signings appear to be "gelling" and they have a degree of
self-belief and confidence and could well cause problems for most of
their opponents.
Sunderland 10 -36 (lLlL) - Everton (a) Fulham (h) Man U (a)
Newcastle (h) Portsmouth (a) - Arsenal (h) Villa (a)
2 goals scored in 2 months, still without a home league win, never
stuffed but almost always just not good enough for 90 minutes, but
clearly not good enough to be in the EPL.
Comment on David's review on this forum thread.
http://fantasyfootballuk.co.uk/viewtopic.php?t=5193
Fantasy Golf Manager 2006
Fantasy Golf Game Rules
Fantasy Golf 2006 is based on 28 key European Tour Events from the
Masters on April 6th 2006 until the and will run through to the
Volvo Master on October 26th 2006. Please select 'Tournament Rounds'
to view events included.
There will be two practice events to ease you into the game and get
a good idea of the points system and the way to manage your team.
The two practice rounds will be 'The Masters', which takes place on
April 6th - 9th 2006 and the 'Volvo China Open', which takes place
on April 13th - 16th 2006. On April 5th at 17.00 BST, if you have
fully built your team, your team will be automatically submitted and
will score practice points. You will then receive a practice points
update. If you join between the Masters and the Volvo China Open,
your fully built team will then be submitted on the 12th April at
17.00 BST, and will then start scoring practice points.
Your team will then be re-set on April 19th at 17.00 BST and will be
eligible to score 'real' points starting with the 'BMW Asian Open'.
This is when the competition really starts!
1. Picking a Team
Your team will comprise of the following:
5 Golfers: Pick 1 Golfer from Each of the 5 European Tour Categories
(Group A, Group B, Group C, Group D and Group E). Golfers in each
category are grouped together as they are of similar rank and the
categories themselves ascend in order of rank i.e. Golfers in Group
A are of a higher rank than the Golfers in Group B.
1 x Bonus Event: You can choose one event from the 26 'scoring'
events the game is based on. Any points that the Golfers on your
selected team score during this event are doubled. If you select
The Masters or the Volvo China Open as your bonus course, you will
need to re-select a new course for the start of the real points
scoring.
2. Name Your Team
Your team must provide a name. Please note any names deemed
inappropriate or offensive will not be allowed and no refund, if
necessary, will be provided.
3. Cost to Play
The game is FREE to play. You are only allowed one team per entrant.
4. Prizes - to be announced
5. How to Score Points
Fantasy points will be awarded based on the 'stroke play' of the
players. The fantasy points will also be weighted dependent on the
European Tour category of the player (i.e Group A players being the
highest rank players and Group E players the lowest ranked). All
players must complete all rounds in the tournament being played to
score fantasy points. The below tables outlines how points are to
be awarded.
Golfer Category Points for each shot under par Points for Level Par
Points for each shot over Par
Group A 2 1
-3
Group B 4 2
-2
Group C 5 2
-2
Group D 6 3
-1
Group E 7 3
0
Bonus points for hole in 1
Group Points
A 50
B 60
C 70
D 80
E 100
6. Transfers
Practice Rounds
Prior to the main competition you will be allocated an unlimited
number of transfers during the 2 practice rounds (The Master April
6th 2006 and the Volvo China Open April 13th 2006). Your transfers
will then be reset at 17.00 BST on 19th April 2006 in time for the
main competition which starts on 20th April 2006 with the BMW Asian
Open.
Main Competition
You will be allocated 3 transfers to use in each event. You can make
as many or as little transfers as your tactics require.
All transfers must be complete at 17.00 BST the day before the
event.
A word to the wise: Make sure your golfers are all appearing in the
up and coming event!
7. Joining Dates
You can join the game at any point throughout the Tournament.
However you will not score points until your team is submitted.
Click here for Fantasy Golf Manager
http://golf.fantasy-manager.co.uk
Premiership Injury news - courtesy of PhysioRoom.com
Premiership Injury news courtesy of PhysioRoom.com, the Premier
League Sports Injury Centre:
Thursday 30th March 2006
Club Injuries Players
Birmingham City 10
M Nafti (knee (ACL) 3 months)
M Upson (groin [no return date])
M Izzet (calf 2 days)
C Sutton (hip 2 days)
D Dunn (hamstring 2 days)
J Gray (ankle 2 days)
N Butt (hip 2 days)
J Clapham (groin 2 days)
M Taylor (groin 2 days)
M Melchiot (thigh 2 days)
Arsenal 7
A Cole (ankle 10 days)
G Clichy (broken foot 10 days)
P Cygan (hamstring 10 days)
B Lauren (knee 3 months)
F Ljungberg (calf 2 days)
A Lupoli (fractured metatarsal [no return date])
S Campbell (bruised toe 2 days)
Manchester City 7
N Onuoha (knee 3 months)
A Cole (knee 3 months)
G Samaras (knee 9 days)
J Barton (medial knee ligament 3 days)
S Jordan (ankle 3 months)
T Sinclair (medial knee ligament 3 days)
C Reyna (shoulder 2 weeks)
Aston Villa 6
M Laursen (knee 3 months)
M Delaney (knee 2 days)
J Milner (virus [no return date])
M Baros (ankle 2 days)
O Mellberg (thigh [no return date])
J Samuel (flu 2 days)
Manchester United 6
G Heinze (knee 3 weeks)
P Scholes (eye problem [no return date])
O Solskjaer (fractured cheekbone 4 weeks)
A Smith (broken leg & dislocated ankle [no return date])
W Brown (groin 10 days)
K Richardson (ankle 2 days)
Newcastle United 6
S Taylor (dislocated shoulder 4 weeks)
M Owen (fractured metatarsal 4 weeks)
T Bramble (hamstring 10 days)
C Babayaro (thigh 10 days)
A Luque (ankle [no return date])
S Parker (suspected glandular fever [no return date])
Everton 5
J Vaughan (knee 3 months)
L Tie (ankle 3 months)
N Martyn (fractured ankle 4 weeks)
N Valente (thigh 2 days)
M Arteta (hamstring 2 days)
Sunderland 5
C Brown (ankle 2 days)
S Wright (ankle 3 months)
J Arca (hamstring 2 days)
S Elliott (hamstring [no return date])
S Caldwell (hamstring 2 days)
Fulham 4
C Jensen (groin 2 weeks)
W Bridge (hip 2 days)
P Bouba Diop (foot 2 days)
A Niemi (Achilles 2 days)
Bolton Wanderers 3
K Fadiga (knee 3 months)
I Campo (broken foot [no return date])
M Jansen (knee 2 days)
Middlesbrough 3
M Christie (leg 4 weeks)
T McMahon (medial knee ligaments 5 weeks)
E Pogatetz (broken nose)
West Bromwich Albion 2
C Kirkland (fractured finger 2 months)
D Kamara (hamstring 2 days)
West Ham United 2
R Carroll (slipped disc 2 weeks)
C Dailly (hamstring 3 days)
Blackburn Rovers 1
L Amoruso (ankle [no return date])
Chelsea 1
G Johnson (sports hernia 2 weeks)
Liverpool 1
B Zenden (knee 3 months)
Tottenham Hotspur 1
M El Hamdaoui (groin 2 weeks)
Wigan Athletic 1
R Taylor (fractured metatarsal 10 days)
Charlton Athletic 0
Portsmouth 0
Check on FISO's Injury and Suspension News weblinks:
http://www.fiso.co.uk/teamnews.htm
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