2015/16 Co-Ord Round-up Part Six - 9th - 12th

9th: FCK2 (down two places on last season)
What I said last season - Disappointment: Not turning enough draws into wins
What happened - The draws got turned into defeats. Fourth place and six points behind after week 11 thanks to the goals of Harry Kane and cleans of Chris Smalling they slowly drifted downwards. About time the managerial duo opened the cheque book I reckon.

Star Player: Harry Kane (20 goals)

10th: Trusted By Millions (down six places)
What I said last season - The finger can be pointed at the forwards.
What happened - There weren't many forwards to point the finger at and Beef was short of fire-power again. He spent £25 in February on Benik Afobe, Lewis Grabban, Seydou Doumbia and Alberto Paloschi but they made little impression. Can he address the slump next season?

Star Player: Kasper Schmeichel (ten cleans)

11th: Real Muppets (down five places)
What I said last season - Another nearly season for Ryan.
What happened - Not even nearly this time. Ryan was unable to pay as much attention to the team as he would have liked and results suffered accordingly. If he is able to keep on to of this in 2016/17 there are a few decent players here and they could be our 'dark horses' of the season.

Star Player: Hector Bellerin (one goal, 14 cleans)

12th The Wateringhole Society (up two  places)
What I said last season - Much work ahead for the manager next term.
What happened - Boy, the manager did a lot of work! It was a new manager too. Kiran stepped in and cleared out the deadest of the Dead Parrots. He was hugely busy in the market and snapped up two of the season's impressive youngsters in Marcus Rashford and Alex Iwobi. They were in the top half until week 21 but had a late season slump. Despite that, there should be a lot of optimism going into Kiran's second campaign.

Star Player: Joe Hart (13 cleans)