With a rapidly growing fanbase on Twitter and Facebook, it’s clear the PhysioRoom.com Premier League Injuries Table is proving popular. And, with a recent mention in the Mirror Football section, we’re truly beginning to realise just how seriously people take Fantasy Football.
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I hate Fantasy Football! Itֳ not because itֳ a bad game. Itֳ due to the fact I֭ absolutely rubbish at it. I mentioned in a previous blog (which you can read here) that whatever transfers I make they never work out for me.
The boys here at PhysioRoom.com have a զriendlyՠgame of football each Tuesday evening. We have divided ourselves into two teams of five and play a series of matches, where the first team to win seven games secures bragging rights and a meal and drinks at the expense of the losing opponents. We did originally play the first to five matches, but it was decided this was making the mini tournaments too short, as each team took turn to dominate in a series.
At PhysioRoom.com we have a Fantasy Football league running for those who work here. As things are starting to settle down in the league. I thought I֤ blog about it plus the logic behind my inept transfers and team selections.
The PhysioRoom.com team recently took to the pitch at Belevdere Rugby Club to raise money for a charitable cause. And battle it out for the Rusty Cup.
Iֶe always tried to keep active whilst keeping a busy lifestyle. I try to achieve this through regular trips to the gym and a weekly game of five-a-side football with friends. When I was 17, I broke my left ankle in two places whilst playing football, which left the joint weak and delicate.
