S6M13: No Buzz This Weekend

So last weekend was weird. I mean, I didn't know it at the time but the news has now outed yet another story about Man Utd & toilets. This time, 2 fans hid overnight in the toilets to try and catch the Arsenal game the next day. Where they thought they'd sit I don't know...

Anyway, they managed to hide out overnight but were then caught the next day. In some ways, this is the complete opposite of the bombscare earlier in the year - that seemed sinister at first, but then became farcical - this one worries me a lot more.

I used to work as a Tour Guide at the Emirates - I have absolutely no doubt that no one could have peeled off during my tours to hide. I can think of at least 3 separate methods utilised to avoid the possibility of this happening - and whilst it's funny to think of the lengths some people will go to to watch a (predictably) poor game - it yet again shatters the entertainment facade that sport offers. Can people please stop doing dumb things?

On the pitch - it's fair to say that Mourinho would have been livid to have dropped 2 late points. I was asleep yet again - no BBC sport app notifications this week - so didn't see the game live but sounds like daylight robbery doesn't do justice to this at all.

Yaya came back from the wilderness to bully Palace into submission whilst Merseryside went double-draw. Stoke's good form came to an end at the hand of Bournemouth, whilst Sunderland have clearly stuck my blog up on the dressing room wall. Champions Leicester slide further down the table (although now CL qualification is done and dusted there might be some more focus on all matters domestic).

Spurs's unbeaten record was done. West Ham won the battle of Stratford. Bloody bottlers. You had 1 job to do. 3 minutes. Urgh. We'll still have to wait for the Dia de los Invicibles to occur.

Chelsea held off a scrappy and spirited M'Boro side before Pulis' WBA went goal-crazy against Burnley. That there was the weekend stuffing.

Let's get statty:

This week, 23 people played
Most popular predicted results: Man City & Chelsea WINS (22/23)
Most disputed result: Watford vs Leicester (5-8-10 split)

Highest odds: Feneley 9073/1
Lowest odds:  Josh Daniels 1466/1
Average odds: 3785/1

Best predictor: Sam Ruback (7/10)
Worst predictor: Josh Gaon (3/10)
Average score: 5.13/10

Best predicted results: Man City & Chelsea WINS (22/23)
Worst predicted result: Bournemouth WIN (1/23 - me mother)

Everyone's results:

Leaderboard (>2/3; 9/12)

To this week's predictions:

Burnley vs Man City - MAN CITY

Hull vs WBA - WBA

Leicester vs M'Boro - LEICESTER

Liverpool vs Sunderland - LIVERPOOL

Swansea vs Crystal Palace - SWANSEA

Chelsea vs Spurs - CHELSEA

Watford vs Stoke - WATFORD

Arsenal vs Bournemouth - ARSENAL

Man Utd vs West Ham - MAN UTD

Southampton vs Everton - EVERTON

Good luck guys