I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON NINE

WEEK 7

This, in a reduced Premier League week. Arsenal comfortably brushed Brentford aside 3-0 away. As did Man City by the same score away at Wolves. Spurs bagged six as they beat bottom of the table Leicester 6-2 at home. Fulham beat Notts Forest 3-2 away. Everton beat West Ham 1-0 at home, and Newcastle needed a penalty to draw 1-1 at home to Bournemouth. 

In the ITYIFL, Natalie Stigwood is still sitting pretty at the top of the table with a reasonably decent lead. This was thanks to a very decent 64 point weekly score, due to the likes of captain Haaland (12) De Bruyne (10) Kane (10) Cancelo (9) Saka (9) and Trippier (5). 

Closing the gap slightly in second, is my old football clubmate, Darren Ahmet, with an excellent 69 point week. This Made him this week’s Highest Scorer. Doing the business was captain Haaland (12) Saliba (15) De Bruyne (10) Dier (7) Bernardo (6) and Trippier (5). Remaining in third, not that far behind is my oldest nephew Tyrell Miles-Brown with his very decent free hit weekly score of 66 points. This was due to captain Haaland (12) Son (19) Cancelo (9) Gabriel (6) Jesus (6) and Trippier (5). 

Just four points behind, making up the Champions League places in fourth, is former champ Jeff Franklin, with his very decent wildcard weekly score of 66 points. This was thanks to captain Haaland (12) Son (19) Cancelo (9) Jesus (6) Ramsdale (6) and Trippier (5). My long-time mate Bob Maroon moves up to fifth, thanks to his 58 point weekly score. His contributions came from captain Haaland (12) Kane (10) Dier (7) Jesus (6) Ramsdale (6) Coady (5) and Kulusevski (5). 

This sees Nordin Gharib move down to sixth place following his 54 point week. This was due to captain Haaland (12) De Bruyne (10) Cancelo (9) Jesus (6) and Trippier (5). My recent former work colleague Abdul Rahman remains in seventh for a fourth week in a row (this is becoming a theme mate). This was following his wildcard weekly score of 51 points, with contributions from captain Jesus (12) Kane (10) Haaland (6) Patterson (6) Ramsdale (6) and Trippier (5). 

The double champ Danny Milton moves up to eighth (putting everyone on notice) due to his 60 point week. This was thanks to captain Kane (20) Cancelo (9) Haaland (6) Jesus (6) Kulusevski (5) and Trippier (5). This week’s Highest Mover is Timothy Stigwood, who moved up five places from 14th to 9th, following his free hit weekly score of 57 points. This was thanks to contributions from captain Gordon (4) De Bruyne (10) Saka (9) Dias (6) Haaland (6) Jesus (6) Kulusevski (5) and Trippier (5). 

Making up the top ten is my Spurs mate Keith Wilson with his 53 point weekly score. This was due to the likes of captain Haaland (12) Saliba (15) Kane (10) Coady (5) and Kulusevski (5). 

Unfortunately, not that we haven’t already had disruptions. But we sadly embark on an international break. So no fantasy until October. See y’all on the other side.