My assessment of the WSFFL teams starts with our bottom four:
13th: Mega Buck Bandits (up two places on last season)
What I said last season - Dave will hope he picks up another couple of good 'uns next season.
What happened - Well Michail Antonio certainly looks like he fits into that category. Record-signing Charlie Austin returned but failed to make an impression. Dave will likely be operating at the journeyman end of the market and looking to spring a few surprises.
Star Player: Wes Morgan (two goals, 13 cleans)
14th: Nil Satis Nisi Optimum (down two places)
What I said last season - The manager still belongs to the 'if it ain't broke, don't fix it' camp but also is the founder member of the 'oh! it's broke, it'll fix itself' society.
What happened - Paul tried to fix it by appointing son Dan as co-manager. That worked for a while but in a 'like father, like son' kind of way Dan's interest waned. Paul is back in sole charge next season - there's a half-decent squad in there somewhere.
Star Player: Eric Dier (three goals, eight cleans)
15th: Final Fantasy XI (down five places)
What I said last season - Disappointment: The lack of goals
What happened - Ceri did her best to remedy the situation with the signings of Callum Wilson, Cameron Jerome and Matt Richie among others. Wilson bagged an early hat-trick but lost most of the season to injury, Ritchie and Jerome didn't have pose of a goal threat. The manager handed in her notice and the incoming boss has work to do.
Star Player: Gareth McAuley (one goal, eight cleans)
16th: YTFIB (same place)
What I said last season - One defeat in the last seven. Can YTFIB carry this on to next season?
What happened - They didn't. It was all a bit deja vu for Julian. An awful start to the campaign, nine points after 21 games and then five wins in the last eight. Same again next year?
Star Player: Christian Fuchs (14 cleans)
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