Controversy reigns supreme in Prediction League


By theimps.tk
October 27 2009

The footballing world has been left in shock after unofficial Lincoln website, theimps.tk, chose NOT to pick Leeds United's game at Oldham in the FA Cup as a game that fans can predict in their prediction league. *WARNING : MAY CONTAIN SARCASM*

Although no investigation has been officially confirmed, lawyers are believed to be scrolling through documents that are believed to be an agreement between Leeds United and every single TV station that state every single cup game that Leeds partake in, much be broadcast. These documents that are believed to state that everyone must view any Leeds United cup game must automatically be the most exciting of every round, even if they face the opponents in the league anyway.

Despite it being confirmed that Leeds United will yet again be broadcast as a live game, this time Oldham being the lucky opponents, Nathan Jackson has chosen fixtures that he believes are more worthy for prediction.

Norwich City, a recent opponent of Leeds (and yes, you've guessed it, it was on TV), has also been chosen for TV and is available as one of the FA Cup fixtures to predict.

You can view these fixtures by clicking "Prediction League" on the menu, maybe even predicting the game. However, if you feel that it is wrong that a game as MOOOOHASSIVE as Oldham vs Leeds isn't available to predict, then feel free to post your thoughts on the message boards.

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Controversy reigns supreme in Prediction League
Discussion started by theimps.tk (IP Logged), 27/10/2009 22:21
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27/10/2009 22:21
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PoshImp
27/10/2009 22:32
A slight hint of sarcasm here?

(Sm85)

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