I TELL YAH INVITATIONAL LEAGUE

SEASON ELEVEN

WEEK 22

This week in the Premier League, Bournemouth destroyed Newcastle 4-1 away. Man City destroyed Ipswich 6-0 away. Brighton brushed Man Utd aside, 3-1 at Old Trafford. Liverpool left it extremely late with two stoppage time goals to beat Brentford 2-0 away.

Everton beat Tottenham 3-2 at home after going three goals up. Notts Forest also beat Southampton 3-2 at home after going three goals up. Chelsea eased past Wolves 3-1 at home.

Fulham beat Leicester 2-0 away. Crystal Palace beat West Ham 2-0 away and Aston Villa came from two goals down to draw 2-2 at Arsenal.

In a low scoring ITYFL, league leader Nordin Gharib remains in pole position, following his 47 point weekly score. Mainly due to captain Wood (24) Gvardiol (6) and Aina (4).

Ominously moving into second is the defending three times champ Danny Milton, with a decent weekly score of 51 points. Thanks to captain Salah (6) Wood (12) Alexander-Arnold (11) Robinson (8) and Hall (4).

Down to third place is Owen Barnes, due to a very disappointing 27 point week. With his only real contributions coming from captain Salah (6) and Aina (4).

My youngest son and former champ Latrell Oscar, remains fourth, following his weekly score of 43 points, due to captain Salah (6) Wood (12) Alexander-Arnold (11) and Hall (4).

Just six points behind in fifth is my recent(ish) former work colleague Abdul Rahman with 45 point week, his contributions came from Wood (12) Alexander-Arnold (11) Aina (4) and Hall (4). Just eight points behind in sixth is, flying the flag for JA & USA, Sanjay Beecher, with a very decent 61 point week. Thanks to captain Haaland (12) Kulusevski (9) Guehi (8) Robinson (8) Virgil (6) Gibbs-White (5) and Hall (4).

My blood brother Wayne Watson remains in seventh, due to a decent 54 point weekly score, with captain Salah (6) Wood (12) Alexander-Arnold (11) Guehi (8) Haaland (6) and Aina (4). My former work colleague and Arsenal man Mr James stays in eighth, following a weekly score of 48 points and contributions mainly from Foden (19) and Wood (12).

Simon Sebhat stays in ninth place with a 43 point week, due to Wood (12) Alexander-Arnold (11) and Semenyo (5). Making up the top ten is the two-time champ Jeff Franklin with a 42 point weekly score, following captain Salah (6) Robinson (8) Haaland (6) Henderson (6) and Hall (4).

This week’s Highest Scorer in a difficult game week was my former work colleague and Spurs man Keith Wilson, with an excellent weekly score of 63 points. Which also made him this week’s Highest Mover as he moved up three places from 22nd to 19th. Doing the business were captain Haaland (12) Wood (12) Alexander-Arnold (11) Robinson (8) Watkins (8) Anderson (6) and Aina (4).

Full steam ahead to week 23. Make it count y’all.