By Scott Cooper
October 15 2003
Since the Prediction League has been running, this is the first time your predictions have been so close as you all predict for Fulham.
Author: Scott Cooper Date: 15-10-03 Time:
11.50am Since the
Prediction League has been running, this is the first time your
predictions have been so close as you all predict for Fulham. The
most popular outcome for the first time Wolves will ever have played
Fulham at Loftus road is a draw. 41% of you have predicted that the
scores will be even come 5pm on Saturday. The
second most popular result is an Away Win. Wolves will be looking for
their first away win of the season at High Flying Fulham, but 33% of you
believe Wolves will get it. Obviously
the remaining 25% of you believe Wolves undefeated league and cup run of
three games will come to an end. The
most popular score line is 1-1, 25% of you predicting that whilst 16% of
you predict 1-2 and 0-1.
If you have not yet predicted, but
would like to, here`s how. How The Prediction
League Works For example: You have until
3.00pm on 18th October to predict for the Wolves Vs Fulham game. You then have until 3.00pm
the following Saturday to predict for the Leicester City game. Who Can Predict? Anyone can Predict, you
simply have to be a member of Sportnetwork, which again is totally Free. How Do I Predict? Firstly you must log in, you
do this via the Message Board, and use your same username and Password
in which you use to post. You then click
"Prediction League" on the menu bar, click "My
Predictions" and predict the score....Its Easy! I`m Not A Member, Can
I Predict? Yes, all you have to do is
register, it`s totally free and takes just 2 minutes. To register, please Click
Here, and fill out the form...and Predict! Click
Here To Go To The Prediction League Good Luck! wolvesfc.co.uk Note: The % Of
Outcomes were correct at time of publish, 11.50am, this is subject to
change as the remaining predictors predict.
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