FU CUP FINAL 2001 - RESULT

FU CUP FINAL 2001 - WEEK 36: 17th - 23rd April

Wilton Wanderers

12 - 0

Theres Only 3 Keenos

Wilton Wanderers win CUP!!!
Dave Hulse has become the first manager to win the Fu Cup.
Both teams had been on form for the last few weeks and either team could have won the game. Matt Keen's 'Theres Only Three Keenos' battled throughout the game but late on Hulse's boy's started to tear up Keeno's defence.
Maybe the fact that Keeno's had used up all remaining transfers was the reason Hulse's geezers were the better and stronger team on the day. I remember DJ mentioning he was going to throw in some new talent for the final what with 4 transfers available.

Hopefully we will have some comments from the managers to add to this page, unless Hulsey has taken the lads on a short luxury holiday to celebrate their success or he has ended up down the clinic!, nuff said.

Manager David Hulse Manager Matt Keen
Points 854 Points 829
Position 2nd Position 3rd
Team Cost 49.2m Team Cost 47.5m
Transfers Left 4 Transfers Left 0
Cup Form WWLLLWW Cup Form WWWLW
Weekly Pts Last 6 Games 14,2,30,0,29,7 Weekly Pts Last 6 Games 15,10,35,0,36,7
League Stage:Won 12-0 The Cherry & Whites League Stage:Won 20-0 Up The Hammers 2000
League Stage:Won 25-0 Parklife XI League Stage:Won 10-0 Julies Giants
League Stage:Lost 0-5 Tawtasiell Ivenyrag League Stage:Won 9-0 Julies Giants
League Stage:Lost 0-2 Parklife XI League Stage:Lost 0-7 Theres Only 3 Keenos
League Stage:Lost 0-11 The Cherry & Whites    
League Stage:Won 12-0 Tawtasiell Ivenyrag    
Group A - Final Table
Pos Team Pld W D L F A Pts GD
1 Wilton Wanderers 6 3 0 3 49 18 9 +31
2 The Cherry & Whites 6 3 0 3 57 34 9 +23
3 Parklife XI 6 3 0 3 21 33 9 -12
4 Tawtasiell Ivenyrag 6 3 0 3 21 65 9 -44
 
Group B - Final Table
Pos Team Pld W D L F A Pts GD
1 Theres Only 3 Keenos 4 3 0 1 39 7 9 +32
2 Up The Hammers 2000 4 3 0 1 33 20 9 +13
3 Julies Giants 4 0 0 4 0 55 0 -55
Semi-Final:Won 14-0 Up The Hammers 2000 Semi-Final:Won 9-0 The Cherry & Whites
Team Undisclosed Team Undisclosed
Managers Team News:
The team itself, it has two strikers in it who have severely underperformed in last few weeks but who are due a hat trick each. It has a star midfielder who has been resting on his laurels too much , and the best defense in the league who unfortunately, although winning matches, have tended of late to leak the odd goal. All things therefore are due for a change.
Managers Team News:
After resounding victories in the previous rounds the 'Keeno's' are looking forward to a trip to Cardiff for the Cup Final and players have been in full training, proving their starting places in the line-up. Enthusiasm is huge and expectations have been raised due to the chairman inviting Michael Jackson down the training ground for a brief tour and chance to meet the under 11's. Michael wished all the players good luck before disappearing with a bag of sweets and some small puppies. The under 11's haven't been seen since but the chairman assures me that there's nothing to worry about. The 'Keeno's' have also booked the Cardiff (South) Travelodge for the players to stay in, a self-drive mini-bus for the journey to the ground and C&A have been contacted about getting hold of some cheap suits (especially as they have just closed down). No expense spared by the chairman and the board. Players have also been told that there is a strict 'no-sex' policy before the big game, which is proving difficult for our midfield pairing who will only room together on match-days and have been known to stay for extra training just to share the shower space alone. As with all things related to Sheffield United the 'Keeno's' team have been put together on a shoe-string budget. We have also developed a number of talented players only for the board to sell them to our rivals for less than a packet of crisps. The current team value is £47.5m, with £7.25m being linked to the chairman's (David Pleat) liking for northern prostitutes. In fact there is joke doing the rounds at the club that you can spot a Huddersfield prostitute as she always has a pleat in her skirt....?!! Current transfers left = 0 as the manager believed a vicious rumour that the season would only last three weeks. He still hold's the league record for 24 transfers in the space of 45.7 hours, all that without a game being played. That means that the 'Keeno's' have played the last 27 weeks with the same starting eleven. Great camaraderie (hang on, doesn't he play for Everton?). The manager has vowed not to reveal his team until after the cup final in a vain attempt to fool the opposition. He has also designed a new kit for the occasion, and has launched a range of club cosmetics for the more discerning fan. Rumours that the manager drinks so much that he has forgotten who he is, let alone the players, are at this point in time unfounded. He does keep on about switching the Manager of the Month sponsorship back to Bells though? He also refuses to discuss team tactics, but he was overheard at the training ground discussing a fourth round knockout at 50/1 with the goalkeeper. To date, the manager has yet to receive his FA coaching badge, probably as he thinks FA stands for f***ing alcohol
The Opposition:
I do not consider the opposition worthy of the name, and we intend to clogg our way to victory by a considerable margin. I expect at least one red card from my team, but the opposition will run out of subs and should be booking hospital bedspace now. Stand up for the lads, and grind the bastards into the dust! Woops, I think I'm in trouble with the FA again - still, its the sort of titbit you tabloid guys like - talking of titbits, you want to see the special young ladies arranged for the lads victory party as part of their special win-bonus...................I know how to encourage young men to play the game - certainly not with these namby-pamby family visits......the wife and kids is the last thing they want to see after the game........I arrange for them to have free pedicures and scalp massage down at the Pink Poodle if they win. DJ Hulse.
The Opposition:
Asked recently if he had a message for the fans or opposition, he replied "We'll see who is the best side on the day, we're going to take each match as it comes and I'm sure it will be a game of two halves. If only I could say something about the officials, but I can't as the FA will punish me. I have every respect for the other team but we will be concentrating on our tactics. At the end of the day there are no prizes for second place and there's nothing like the magic of the cup. Now where did I put that bottle of scotch....?" "Save Chip don't let Sarah win!" Matt Keen.