Win £50,000 Prizes - Fantasy Football Daily Mail

Initial spending money : £100m to form a squad

No. of Team Squad : 12 Players

Transfer Player : 16 transfers up to December 28, 2009
then we’ll give you another 16 transfers for the second half of the season.


PRIZES

Overall

• Winner - £20,000
• 2nd Place - £5,000
• 3rd Place - £1,000

• 10x Monthly Prizes - £1,000 (Highest scoring team of the month)
• Mini League Champions - £5,000 (highest average scoring league)
• Original Team League - £1,000 (team that would have scored the highest without making transfers)
• Golden Boot League - £1,000 (team that scores the most goals over the season)
• Highest Weekly Score - £1,000 (team that scores the highest number of points in any one week)
• Chairman's Award - £1,000 (get 10 or more teams in your league to enter the draw on the opening day of the season)
• Knock Out Cup - £5,000 will be up for grabs when out cup competition launches later in the season

PLUS - £30,000 jackpot up for grabs each week with The New Football Pools Premier 10 game!

MailOnline Fantasy Football is run in conjunction with Metro Fantasy Football. Players will compete in a combined league for the £50,000 prize fund.

Entry is strictly limited to 5 teams per person and an individual may only register once.

Scoring and more info here

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League name:
MAILONLINE LEAGUE

Code:
8003987

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Fantasy Stadium Astro (RM50,000 Prizes)
Barclays Fantasy Football (Click here for prizes)

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Win RM 50,000 Prizes - Studio Astro Fantasy Football

Initial Squad Value: £100 million

No. of Team Squad : 12 Players

• 1 Goalkeeper
• 4 Defenders
• 4 Midfielders
• 3 Forwards

2 transfer can be made between each gameweek

Scoring and more info here

PRIZES

• Overall 1st Prize RM 25,000
• Overall 2nd Prize RM 10,000
• Overall 3rd Prize RM 5,000
• Monthly Prize RM 1,000

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BPL Astro League - Code: 1261-287


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Fantasy Football Daily Mail (£50,000 Prizes)
Barclays Fantasy Football (Click here for prizes)

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Barclays Fantasy Premier League 2009/10

Is back...

You manage your own Fantasy team selected from the players in the Barclays Premier League. Fantasy Premier League is the world's biggest fantasy game and is FREE to play.

Pick your squad

With a budget of £100 million, choose a squad of 15 players made up of:

• 2 Goalkeepers
• 5 Defenders
• 5 Midfielders
• 3 Forwards

No more than 3 players can be selected from a single team.


Scoring

The players in your squad score points based on how they perform in Premier League matches.

No matter which team you support you'll soon find yourself cheering on every player who's in your team.

1st Prize

The overall winner of Fantasy Premier League 2009/10 will win a VIP trip for two to a Barclays Premier League match (the identity of which is determined by The Premier League) featuring a team of the successful player's choice. The Winner’s Prize includes travel, two nights' hotel accommodation, two match tickets, pre-match meal and £250 spending money.


Monthly Prize

This season the person who finishes top of the monthly leaderboard will be declared Manager of the Month and will win a digital camera, an mp3 player, and a Premier League club replica kit of the Winner’s choice.

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League name:
Fantasy EPL2010

Code:
191640-50239


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Fantasy Football Daily Mail (£50,000 Prizes)
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Malaysia’s T. Ananda Krishnan To Buy Newcastle United Football Club

According to the Sun (UK), billionaire, Ananda Krishnan is closing in on a deal to end Mike Ashley’s nightmare two-year Toon reign – and hopes to make an announcement early next week. The £95million deal for the club represents loose change to the 71-year-old, who is South East Asia’s third-richest man worth £4.5billion.

If the deal goes through as expected next week, the Maxis owner will be the second man form South East Asia after Thaksin Shinawatra (Manchester City) to own an English football club. Newcastle United recently failed to maintain their Premier League status and will be playing in the Championship League in the upcoming season. Expectations are always high at St. James Park and fans will expect that the club to go straight back to the Premier League next season. Ananda Krishan will surely take note of this and hope that he can pleased the fans more than Mike Ashley did when he was in-charge at Newcastle.
A RECLUSIVE Malaysian billionaire has jumped to the head of the queue to buy Newcastle.

Media mogul Ananda Krishnan is closing in on a deal to end Mike Ashley's nightmare two-year Toon reign - and hopes to make an announcement early next week.

The £95million deal for the club represents loose change to the 71-year-old, who is South East Asia's third-richest man worth £4.5billion.

Other consortia remain in the running to buy the crisis club.

But after making the first significant move in the drawn-out sale, Krishnan is the favourite to take control after meeting Ashley's drastically-reduced asking price - almost £40m less than the sportswear tycoon paid in 2007.

The owner-in-waiting is believed to favour Alan Shearer to be the club's manager.

Like Ashley, Krishnan has kept a low profile as he has built up a powerful business portfolio which includes major interests in oil, entertainment, telecoms and shipping.

Over the years, he has donated millions of pounds to charities and a source said: "Mr Krishnan shuns public exposure and likes to keep a low profile for someone of his stature."

Figures have yet to be confirmed but a significant kitty would be made available for Shearer to use in the transfer market.

GAMEWEEK 1

Chelsea		VS		Hull City	15 Aug 12:45
Aston Villa		VS		Wigan	15 Aug 15:00
Blackburn		VS		Man City	15 Aug 15:00
Bolton		VS		Sunderland	15 Aug 15:00
Portsmouth		VS		Fulham	15 Aug 15:00
Stoke City		VS		Burnley	15 Aug 15:00
Wolves		VS		West Ham	15 Aug 15:00
Everton		VS		Arsenal	15 Aug 17:30
Man Utd		VS		Birmingham	16 Aug 13:30
Tottenham		VS		Liverpool	16 Aug 16:00

GAMEWEEK 2

Fulham		VS		Blackburn	18 Aug 19:45
Sunderland		VS		Chelsea	18 Aug 19:45
Wigan		VS		Wolves	18 Aug 19:45
Birmingham		VS		Portsmouth	19 Aug 19:45
Burnley		VS		Man Utd	19 Aug 19:45
Hull City		VS		Tottenham	19 Aug 20:00
Liverpool		VS		Stoke City	19 Aug 20:00

GAMEWEEK 3

Arsenal		VS		Portsmouth	22 Aug 15:00
Birmingham		VS		Stoke City	22 Aug 15:00
Hull City		VS		Bolton	22 Aug 15:00
Man City		VS		Wolves	22 Aug 15:00
Sunderland		VS		Blackburn	22 Aug 15:00
Wigan		VS		Man Utd	22 Aug 15:00
West Ham		VS		Tottenham	23 Aug 13:30
Burnley		VS		Everton	23 Aug 15:00
Fulham		VS		Chelsea	23 Aug 16:00
Liverpool		VS		Aston Villa	24 Aug 20:00