I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON SIX

WEEK 10

This week in the Premier League, Leicester equalled the record for the biggest win in Premier League history and set the record for the biggest away win in Premier League history by destroying Southampton 9-0 away. Digne scored a last minute own goal to give Brighton a 3-2 over Everton at home. Liverpool came from a goal down after 46 seconds to beat Spurs 2-1 at home. Chelsea beat Burnley 4-2 away. Man City beat Aston Villa 3-0 at home. Man Utd beat Norwich 3-1 away. Palace came from two down to draw 2-2 at Arsenal. Newcastle drew with Wolves 1-1 at St James’ Park. Sheff Utd drew 1-1 with West Ham at the London stadium. Also, Watford are still searching for a first win as they drew at home with Bournemouth 0-0.

In the ITYIFL, the lead at the top has changed hands once again as Natalie Stigwood notched up a decent weekly score of 52 points to take her back to the summit via a mere two points. She can thank the likes of Sterling (11) Lascelles (10) Gazzaniga (8) Soyuncu (6) and Mane (5).

My oldest mate Delroy Preddie moves back down into second following a weekly score 45 points. Due to contributions from captain De Bruyne (12) Maddison (8) Kane (7) Mane (5) and Zaha (5). Lee Barratt remains in third following a weekly score of 49 points. This was due to captain De Bruyne (12) Sterling (11) Salah (7) Soyuncu (6) and Abraham (5).

Making up the Champions League places is perennial top ten man Danny Milton with a very decent weekly score of 62 points. This was thanks to the likes of captain De Bruyne (12) Vardy (20) David Silva (9) Salah (7) and Abraham (5). Moving up into fifth is Washington DC’s Greg C, with a superb weekly score of 71 points. Doing the business were captain Sterling (22) Vardy (20) Salah (7) Abraham (5) and Mount (5).

Also moving up, into sixth is Timothy Stigwood with a weekly score of 57 points. This is thanks to the likes of captain Salah (14) Cathcart (7) Kane (7) De Bruyne (6) Evans (6) Mount (5) and Abraham (5). Down into seventh is Simon Sebhat with a weekly score of 47 points. With contributions from captain Sterling (22) Maddison (8) Son (5) and Abraham (5).

Moving up into eighth place is last years runner up Mr James due to a decent weekly score of 59 points. This was thanks to Vardy (20) Sterling (11) De Bruyne (6) Abraham (5) and Rico (5). Moving down into ninth is my oldest nephew Tyrell Miles-Brown with a weekly score of 46 points. With contributions from captain Salah (14) Sterling (11) De Bruyne (6) and James (6).

Moving up for what I think his first foray into the top ten, which I know he is chuffed about is my long time friend Francis Norville, due to a decent weekly score of 60 points. This was thanks to the likes of captain Sterling (22) Ayew (8) Salah (7) James (6) De Bruyne (6) and Abraham (5). This weeks Highest Scorer and the only manager to break the 80 point mark is my right hand man Tyrone Brown. He scored a superb 85 points which moved him up a massive 11 places from 23rd to 12th, making him this weeks Highest Mover, leaving him just two points off tenth. Doing the business were captain Vardy (40) Tielamans (11) Lascelles (10) David Silva (9) and Mane (5).

It’s starting to take shape as we move into November. See ya’ll in week 11.