Uncle Bulgaria Dons His Boots

[Ancient Colin]

A no research Over - Under - Exact set of questions. One Point Each. Highest wins, tiebreaker if tied

(1) Oxford score two goals (under - exact - over)
(2) Wimbledon score two goals (under - exact - over)
(3) First goal in the match scored on thirty minutes (under - exact - over)
(4) Total substitutes used = four (under - exact - over)
(5) Total crowd announced is 6,000 (under - exact - over)

Tiebreaker: Wombledon away supporters, as announced (no repeats).

[Ancient Colin]

In case that's not clear that works like this:

(1) under (means I think Ox will score less than two)
(2) under (means I think AFCW will score less than two)
(3) under (means I think first goal will be earlier than 30 mins)
(4) over (means I think that more than four subs will be used)
(5) over (means I think crowd announced will be &gt6k, although the empty seats imply absent, but counted, season ticket holders ...

TB 299

[joepoolman]

1. Under
2. Under
3. Over
4. Over
5. Over

TB: 300

[joepoolman]

By the way was the whole under/ over thing a deliberate wombles link? If so nice idea!

[Hog]

1. Exact
2. Under
3. Under
4. Over
5. Under
TB. 333

[Geoff]

(1) Oxford score two goals - under
(2) Wimbledon score two goals - under
(3) First goal in the match scored on thirty minutes - over
(4) Total substitutes used = four - under
(5) Total crowd announced is 6,000 - under

Tiebreaker: 275

[Mooro]

I think they're all 'over'........


TB ....Under and Over and the Wombles bring three!

[Hoglette]

1. Under
2. Under
3 Under
4. Over
5. Under
TB. 321

[Sideshow Rob]

(1) over
(2) under
(3) under
(4) over
(5) under

Tiebreaker: 350

[Ancient Colin]

Over, Exact, Under, Over, Under, 274

In a tight battle for family supremacy and second place, Hoglette just pipped Hog on 3 points and a lower crowd, but, on four points, Sideshow Rob is underground, overground and free to make good use of the boot that he won.