Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007

**Sir M** · 10-16-2006, 08:34 PM

Ok, six weeks in the books now, and staff have been working hard. To start off the year, VISL are not included (even Power Rankings staff have been feeling travel restraints but will certainly welcome any input from our friends across the sea should they want to get involved, input would certainly be welcome and the Islanders can be involved as well). Top 20 to start off the year, but cannot promise that level of enthusiasm all year long:

October 16, 2006 edition of Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings:

1. Westside F.C. "A" (VMSL Premier). Their dismissal of a feisty PCOV side this weekend without Merkl and JC on the field (at least in the 2nd half) bumped them to the top, impressive year thus far despite the loss of erudite gaffer Peter.

2. West Van F.C. (VMSL Premier). A very deep side, and have been on a bit of a roll since 15 mins into the Columbus game, outscoring the opposition 12-0 since then. Players coming back now.

3. Surrey Utd.. (VMSL Premier). Always a force to be reckoned with, involved in close games each week this year, but getting results. Defeating Columbus with or without Sal and Benji is nothing to be sneezed at.

4. Metro Ford Wolves (VMSL Premier). Strong in the back and strong up front, would have been #1 if not for letting VFF back in things Sunday.

5. Sapperton Rovers. (VMSL Premier). Recent additions of quality players has pushed perennial middle of the packers right into the top echelon.

6. Vancouver Firefighters (VMSL Premier). BC champs, can still beat anyone on any given day at this level, case in point the recent comeback against MF with a 12 person lineup. Signing Andy M will help them for sure.

7. Columbus F.C. (VMSL Premier). Staff will get flack from SCK, Peter et al on this ranking, but still rate this side as very dangerous and able to beat anyone at any time. Will be there at the end especially if they address their backline. New goaltender is an improvement...(How old is Luca?).

8. Peace Arch United (FVSL). A traditionally tough, scrappy team, top of the table thus far in the valley, albeit with slightly less competition than in previous years.

9. ICSF Inter (VMSL Premier). Not their best start ever, but when RZ returns are expected to move up.

10. SFC Rangers (FVSL). Loss of a few players, and a bit of a watering down of competition has caused a bit of a drop: but make no mistake, this team were crowned National Champs just a bit off a year ago. Enough said.

11. Portugese Club of Vancouver "A" (VMSL Premier). They were not good on Sunday, and missed Fonseca...from what Sir M saw they miss SCP in net.

12. Coveside F.C. (NSCL). New signing Rosie bumps this side's credibility significantly, also featuring quality players like Roddy, Eamonn Ward etc, and work extremely hard. Handled Wickham easily in pre season, top of the table on the North Shore. Depth may be an issue. Well coached.

13. Wickham F. C. (VMSL Premier). A good side, defeated VFF 3-0 and gave SU a run for their money. Consistency and depth will be issues in the long term. The 9 PM Fridays Griffin turf home spot will double their point total for the year.

14. Richmond United (VMSL Premier). Newly promoted, have struggeld thus far, but tied WV and Inter. Could be a tough go for them to stay up.

15. Cliff Ave. F.C. (VMSL Division One). Some high quality players, this years edition of the 05-06 Metro Ford Wolves?

16. Aldergrove F. C. (FVSL). New to these rankings, always tough at home, scrappy, and like to date sheep

(just kidding boys).

17. SFU Alumni. (VMSL Premier). Disappointing start this year, will have to pick things up not to be relegated.

18. Nordic F. C. (NSCL). One outstanding player (Tee), some good players, some not as good and a few crazies, basically a good bunch of guys. But you know they could put it together on any given day.

19. Sapperton Old Boys (FVSL). OK this is a bit weird two teams in two different leagues with the same name, which is Ottawa and which is Saskatchewan? Doing well this year in the FVSL.

20. Delta Metro United (FVSL). A slow start this year for the perennial BCs spot contenders; staff think they will improve as the year wears on.

Glad thats over. Good luck to all teams this week.

Peter · 10-16-2006, 10:42 PM

Great work on the stats Mike! Just one comment: We're just plain old Westside FC now. No need for the WFC moniker as we've come clean with the league and it's above board that we're all in the same club.

**Regs** · 10-16-2006, 11:09 PM

I like it but saying that a tie against the defending BC champs drops a team 3 spots from first to fourth seems a bit harsh... I think Metro Ford is worthy of the #1 spot, I really do, Metro Ford is great!

No offense but how can not one but 2 NSCL teams make the top 20? Are you using the BCS criteria for some of these?

**Sir M** · 10-16-2006, 11:40 PM

Peter, noted, thats my mistake. Will make amends next week, sorry (at least I didn't call you Trollups mate).

Regs, just reporting what Staff have reported based on actually watching teams play (ie the NSCL reference). Things are pretty tight up at the top, but the Rankings are heavily weighted on recent performance and your blue and (slimming) black striped faves have dropped 5 points in their last 3 games, unworthy in Rankings Staff's opinion of a number one seeding.

But as we all know, this thread is all about differences of opinion.

Taxman · 10-17-2006, 12:30 AM

Good job on the rankings except VFF let MF back in the game - not the other way around. Surprised seeing Westside at the top as defence is very slow and defence wins championships. Wickham would be my #1 pick if the BCs were played on their field at 9PM on Friday nights. Sapp and Westvan should be up there so good picks overall. Nie to see on any given day top 10 are all close - at least the top 9 who knows about the Rangers - are they still playing the Manitoba Moose ????

**knvb** · 10-17-2006, 12:46 AM

Shocking...

Quote:

3. Surrey F.C. (VMSL Premier). Always a force to be reckoned with, involved in close games each week this year, but getting results. Defeating Columbus with or without Sal and Benji is nothing to be sneezed at.

Consider this official notice that Surrey United would like immediate corrections made and a formal public apology by Power Ranking Inc. for the insulting name debacle.

**Regs** · 10-17-2006, 12:49 AM

I would like to kindly request a name change in the SMER 2006/07.

Surrey FC could easily be confused with the club that just cokced-up the Open Nationals recently and that is FAR from what our club is about. I won't request BRM as much as it is loved

but a simple Surrey United or SU will do. Hell, even Scum is better than Surrey FC.

Thanks!

PS. Metro Ford is excellent!

**Regs** · 10-17-2006, 12:50 AM

I think I'm going to be sick... thinking along the same lines as KNVB?!?!?!

**knvb** · 10-17-2006, 12:51 AM

Rookies. Always a step behind.

Stepchild · 10-17-2006, 02:03 AM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Regs

I think I'm going to be sick... thinking along the same lines as KNVB?!?!?!

the feeling is mutual....SFC in NOT SU. Please correct. Thanks regs.
Again. please remember, SFC and satan created all the evil in the world...esp. the nationals.....

T-Idiot · 10-17-2006, 07:52 AM

We made a list where were not at the bottom !

Don't say anything let me just live in this moment for a week

T

" so your saying their is a chance ... whats all that one and a million stuff "

Ballbaby · 10-17-2006, 08:37 AM

Why wait? Here we are with our proper name.

Ok, six weeks in the books now, and staff have been working hard. To start off the year, VISL are not included (even Power Rankings staff have been feeling travel restraints but will certainly welcome any input from our friends across the sea should they want to get involved, input would certainly be welcome and the Islanders can be involved as well). Top 20 to start off the year, but cannot promise that level of enthusiasm all year long:

October 16, 2006 edition of Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings:

1. WFC Westside "A" (VMSL Premier). Their dismissal of a feisty PCOV side this weekend without Merkl and JC on the field (at least in the 2nd half) bumped them to the top, impressive year thus far despite the loss of erudite gaffer Peter.

2. West Van F.C. (VMSL Premier). A very very deep side, and have been on a bit of a roll since 15 mins into the Columbus game, outscoring the opposition 12-0 since then. Players coming back now.

3. Surrey United(VMSL Premier). Always a force to be reckoned with, involved in close games each week this year, but getting results. Defeating Columbus with or without Sal and Benji is nothing to be sneezed at.

4. Metro Ford Wolves (VMSL Premier). Strong in the back and strong up front, would have been #1 if not for letting VFF back in things Sunday.

5. Sapperton Rovers. (VMSL Premier). Recent additions of quality players has pushed perennial middle of the packers right into the top echelon.

6. Vancouver Firefighters (VMSL Premier). BC champs, can still beat anyone on any given day at this level, case in point the recent comeback against MF with a 12 person lineup. Signing Andy M will help them for sure.

7. Columbus F.C. (VMSL Premier). Staff will get flack from SCK, Peter et al on this ranking, but still rate this side as very dangerous and able to beat anyone at any time. Will be there at the end especially if they address their backline. New goaltender is an improvement...(How old is Luca?).

8. Peace Arch United (FVSL). A traditionally tough, scrappy team, top of the table thus far in the valley, albeit with slightly less competition than in previous years.

9. ICSF Inter (VMSL Premier). Not their best start ever, but when RZ returns are expected to move up.

10. SFC Rangers (FVSL). Loss of a few players, and a bit of a watering down of competition has caused a bit of a drop: but make no mistake, this team were crowned National Champs just a bit off a year ago. Enough said.

11. Portugese Club of Vancouver "A" (VMSL Premier). They were not good on Sunday, and missed Fonseca...from what Sir M saw they miss SCP in net.

12. Coveside F.C. (NSCL). New signing Rosie bumps this side's credibility significantly, also featuring quality players like Roddy, Eamonn Ward etc, and work extremely hard. Handled Wickham easily in pre season, top of the table on the North Shore. Depth may be an issue. Well coached.

13. Wickham F. C. (VMSL Premier). A good side, defeated VFF 3-0 and gave SU a run for their money. Consistency and depth will be issues in the long term.

14. Richmond United (VMSL Premier). Newly promoted, have struggeld thus far, but tied WV and Inter. Could be a tough go for them to stay up.

15. Cliff Ave. F.C. (VMSL Division One). Some high quality players, this years edition of the 05-06 Metro Ford Wolves?

16. Aldergrove F. C. (FVSL). New to these rankings, always tough at home, scrappy, and like to date sheep

(just kidding boys).

17. SFU Alumni. (VMSL Premier). Disappointing start this year, will have to pick things up not to be relegated.

18. Nordic F. C. (NSCL). One outstanding player (Tee), some good players, some not as good and a few crazies, basically a good bunch of guys. But you know they could put it together on any given day.

19. Sapperton Old Boys (FVSL). OK this is a bit weird two teams in two different leagues with the same name, which is Ottawa and which is Saskatchewan? Doing well this year in the FVSL.

20. Delta Metro United (FVSL). A slow start this year for the perennial BCs spot contenders; staff think they will improve as the year wears on.

**Sir M** · 10-17-2006, 10:30 AM

My apologies to all of you Surrey Utd (and SFC for that matter) people. The typo has been fixed.

Peter · 10-17-2006, 11:33 AM

That typo was fixed...

LION · 10-17-2006, 12:05 PM

what is this?
and who puts it together.
there should be no Delta metro.
PAU isnt 8th...
ahead of inter?
i don't get it!
really

Zaurrini · 10-17-2006, 12:23 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by LION

what is this?
and who puts it together.
there should be no Delta metro.
PAU isnt 8th...
ahead of inter?
i don't get it!
really

You are too YOUNG to get it....

WhenIwasyourage,

Zaurrini

LION · 10-17-2006, 02:51 PM

ooohh. i get it now.
these are the old boys.
i get it.

**steve1234** · 10-17-2006, 09:56 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by Sir M

7. Columbus F.C. (VMSL Premier). Staff will get flack from SCK, Peter et al on this ranking, but still rate this side as very dangerous and able to beat anyone at any time. Will be there at the end especially if they address their backline. New goaltender is an improvement...(How old is Luca?).

.

An A for effort, but seriously this team could not hold a 3-0 lead against a struggling, ( your words) Richmond team with 10 men.

Whats the voting criteria?

trece verde · 10-17-2006, 10:32 PM

Quote:

Whats the voting criteria?

Being able to hold a beer and a pencil at the same time and not get the two mixed up...

termatofylakas · 10-17-2006, 10:40 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by steve1234

An A for effort, but seriously this team could not hold a 3-0 lead against a struggling, ( your words) Richmond team with 10 men.

Whats the voting criteria?

Uh Steve I think the team you are looking for is a couple spots down from Columbus. Are you suggesting Inter not be in the top 10?

10-16-2006, 08:34 PM	#1 (permalink)
Sir M Give Me Strength A Better Bastard Joined: Feb 2004 Location: At the Estate Posts: 2,516 Images: 2 TTP Friends: (2)	Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 Ok, six weeks in the books now, and staff have been working hard. To start off the year, VISL are not included (even *Power Rankings* staff have been feeling travel restraints but will certainly welcome any input from our friends across the sea should they want to get involved, input would certainly be welcome and the Islanders can be involved as well). Top 20 to start off the year, but cannot promise that level of enthusiasm all year long: October 16, 2006 edition of *Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings:* 1. Westside F.C. "A" (VMSL Premier). Their dismissal of a feisty PCOV side this weekend without Merkl and JC on the field (at least in the 2nd half) bumped them to the top, impressive year thus far despite the loss of erudite gaffer Peter. 2. West Van F.C. (VMSL Premier). A very deep side, and have been on a bit of a roll since 15 mins into the Columbus game, outscoring the opposition 12-0 since then. Players coming back now. 3. Surrey Utd.. (VMSL Premier). Always a force to be reckoned with, involved in close games each week this year, but getting results. Defeating Columbus with or without Sal and Benji is nothing to be sneezed at. 4. Metro Ford Wolves (VMSL Premier). Strong in the back and strong up front, would have been #1 if not for letting VFF back in things Sunday. 5. Sapperton Rovers. (VMSL Premier). Recent additions of quality players has pushed perennial middle of the packers right into the top echelon. 6. Vancouver Firefighters (VMSL Premier). BC champs, can still beat anyone on any given day at this level, case in point the recent comeback against MF with a 12 person lineup. Signing Andy M will help them for sure. 7. Columbus F.C. (VMSL Premier). Staff will get flack from SCK, Peter et al on this ranking, but still rate this side as very dangerous and able to beat anyone at any time. Will be there at the end especially if they address their backline. New goaltender is an improvement...(How old is Luca?). 8. Peace Arch United (FVSL). A traditionally tough, scrappy team, top of the table thus far in the valley, albeit with slightly less competition than in previous years. 9. ICSF Inter (VMSL Premier). Not their best start ever, but when RZ returns are expected to move up. 10. SFC Rangers (FVSL). Loss of a few players, and a bit of a watering down of competition has caused a bit of a drop: but make no mistake, this team were crowned National Champs just a bit off a year ago. Enough said. 11. Portugese Club of Vancouver "A" (VMSL Premier). They were not good on Sunday, and missed Fonseca...from what Sir M saw they miss SCP in net. 12. Coveside F.C. (NSCL). New signing Rosie bumps this side's credibility significantly, also featuring quality players like Roddy, Eamonn Ward etc, and work extremely hard. Handled Wickham easily in pre season, top of the table on the North Shore. Depth may be an issue. Well coached. 13. Wickham F. C. (VMSL Premier). A good side, defeated VFF 3-0 and gave SU a run for their money. Consistency and depth will be issues in the long term. The 9 PM Fridays Griffin turf home spot will double their point total for the year. 14. Richmond United (VMSL Premier). Newly promoted, have struggeld thus far, but tied WV and Inter. Could be a tough go for them to stay up. 15. Cliff Ave. F.C. (VMSL Division One). Some high quality players, this years edition of the 05-06 Metro Ford Wolves? 16. Aldergrove F. C. (FVSL). New to these rankings, always tough at home, scrappy, and like to date sheep (just kidding boys). 17. SFU Alumni. (VMSL Premier). Disappointing start this year, will have to pick things up not to be relegated. 18. Nordic F. C. (NSCL). One outstanding player (Tee), some good players, some not as good and a few crazies, basically a good bunch of guys. But you know they could put it together on any given day. 19. Sapperton Old Boys (FVSL). OK this is a bit weird two teams in two different leagues with the same name, which is Ottawa and which is Saskatchewan? Doing well this year in the FVSL. 20. Delta Metro United (FVSL). A slow start this year for the perennial BCs spot contenders; staff think they will improve as the year wears on. Glad thats over. Good luck to all teams this week. __________________ "Put an egg in your shoe...and beat it". Last edited by Sir M; 01-22-2007 at 11:14 PM.

10-16-2006, 10:42 PM	#2 (permalink)
Peter Member Joined: Jul 2001 Location: Vancouver Posts: 748 Images: 3 TTP Friends: (1)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 Great work on the stats Mike! Just one comment: We're just plain old Westside FC now. No need for the WFC moniker as we've come clean with the league and it's above board that we're all in the same club.

10-16-2006, 11:09 PM	#3 (permalink)
Regs Respect & Honour A Total Bastard Joined: Jun 2001 Location: TTP Headquarters Posts: 12,078 Blog Entries: 1 Images: 233 TTP Friends: (12)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 I like it but saying that a tie against the defending BC champs drops a team 3 spots from first to fourth seems a bit harsh... I think Metro Ford is worthy of the #1 spot, I really do, Metro Ford is great! No offense but how can not one but 2 NSCL teams make the top 20? Are you using the BCS criteria for some of these? __________________ Take the piss (out of someone) vb. British -- to mock, deride, poke fun (at). This vulgarism has been in widespread use since the late 1940s. The original idea evoked by the expression was that of deflating someone, recalling the description of a self-important blusterer as 'all piss and wind.'

10-16-2006, 11:40 PM	#4 (permalink)
Sir M Give Me Strength A Better Bastard Joined: Feb 2004 Location: At the Estate Posts: 2,516 Images: 2 TTP Friends: (2)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 Peter, noted, thats my mistake. Will make amends next week, sorry (at least I didn't call you Trollups mate). Regs, just reporting what *Staff* have reported based on actually watching teams play (ie the NSCL reference). Things are pretty tight up at the top, but the *Rankings* are heavily weighted on recent performance and your blue and (slimming) black striped faves have dropped 5 points in their last 3 games, unworthy in *Rankings Staff's* opinion of a number one seeding. But as we all know, this thread is all about differences of opinion. __________________ "Put an egg in your shoe...and beat it". Last edited by Sir M; 10-16-2006 at 11:50 PM.

10-17-2006, 12:30 AM	#5 (permalink)
Taxman Member Joined: Sep 2004 Location: New West Posts: 313 TTP Friends: (3)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 Good job on the rankings except VFF let MF back in the game - not the other way around. Surprised seeing Westside at the top as defence is very slow and defence wins championships. Wickham would be my #1 pick if the BCs were played on their field at 9PM on Friday nights. Sapp and Westvan should be up there so good picks overall. Nie to see on any given day top 10 are all close - at least the top 9 who knows about the Rangers - are they still playing the Manitoba Moose ????

10-17-2006, 12:49 AM	#7 (permalink)
Regs Respect & Honour A Total Bastard Joined: Jun 2001 Location: TTP Headquarters Posts: 12,078 Blog Entries: 1 Images: 233 TTP Friends: (12)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 I would like to kindly request a name change in the SMER 2006/07. Surrey FC could easily be confused with the club that just cokced-up the Open Nationals recently and that is FAR from what our club is about. I won't request BRM as much as it is loved but a simple Surrey United or SU will do. Hell, even Scum is better than Surrey FC. Thanks! PS. Metro Ford is excellent! __________________ Take the piss (out of someone) vb. British -- to mock, deride, poke fun (at). This vulgarism has been in widespread use since the late 1940s. The original idea evoked by the expression was that of deflating someone, recalling the description of a self-important blusterer as 'all piss and wind.'

10-17-2006, 12:50 AM	#8 (permalink)
Regs Respect & Honour A Total Bastard Joined: Jun 2001 Location: TTP Headquarters Posts: 12,078 Blog Entries: 1 Images: 233 TTP Friends: (12)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 I think I'm going to be sick... thinking along the same lines as KNVB?!?!?! __________________ Take the piss (out of someone) vb. British -- to mock, deride, poke fun (at). This vulgarism has been in widespread use since the late 1940s. The original idea evoked by the expression was that of deflating someone, recalling the description of a self-important blusterer as 'all piss and wind.'

10-17-2006, 12:51 AM	#9 (permalink)
knvb Kick'n it old school... A Total Bastard Joined: Aug 2001 Location: Langley Posts: 10,585 Images: 229 TTP Friends: (6)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 Rookies. Always a step behind.

10-17-2006, 07:52 AM	#11 (permalink)
T-Idiot Member Joined: Sep 2004 Location: Richmond Posts: 305 TTP Friends: (1)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 We made a list where were not at the bottom ! Don't say anything let me just live in this moment for a week T " so your saying their is a chance ... whats all that one and a million stuff "

10-17-2006, 08:37 AM	#12 (permalink)
Ballbaby Member Joined: Jul 2001 Location: in a parking lot with lots and lots of speedbumps Posts: 1,424 Images: 9 TTP Friends: (1)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 Why wait? Here we are with our proper name. Ok, six weeks in the books now, and staff have been working hard. To start off the year, VISL are not included (even *Power Rankings* staff have been feeling travel restraints but will certainly welcome any input from our friends across the sea should they want to get involved, input would certainly be welcome and the Islanders can be involved as well). Top 20 to start off the year, but cannot promise that level of enthusiasm all year long: October 16, 2006 edition of *Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings:* 1. WFC Westside "A" (VMSL Premier). Their dismissal of a feisty PCOV side this weekend without Merkl and JC on the field (at least in the 2nd half) bumped them to the top, impressive year thus far despite the loss of erudite gaffer Peter. 2. West Van F.C. (VMSL Premier). A very very deep side, and have been on a bit of a roll since 15 mins into the Columbus game, outscoring the opposition 12-0 since then. Players coming back now. 3. Surrey United(VMSL Premier). Always a force to be reckoned with, involved in close games each week this year, but getting results. Defeating Columbus with or without Sal and Benji is nothing to be sneezed at. 4. Metro Ford Wolves (VMSL Premier). Strong in the back and strong up front, would have been #1 if not for letting VFF back in things Sunday. 5. Sapperton Rovers. (VMSL Premier). Recent additions of quality players has pushed perennial middle of the packers right into the top echelon. 6. Vancouver Firefighters (VMSL Premier). BC champs, can still beat anyone on any given day at this level, case in point the recent comeback against MF with a 12 person lineup. Signing Andy M will help them for sure. 7. Columbus F.C. (VMSL Premier). Staff will get flack from SCK, Peter et al on this ranking, but still rate this side as very dangerous and able to beat anyone at any time. Will be there at the end especially if they address their backline. New goaltender is an improvement...(How old is Luca?). 8. Peace Arch United (FVSL). A traditionally tough, scrappy team, top of the table thus far in the valley, albeit with slightly less competition than in previous years. 9. ICSF Inter (VMSL Premier). Not their best start ever, but when RZ returns are expected to move up. 10. SFC Rangers (FVSL). Loss of a few players, and a bit of a watering down of competition has caused a bit of a drop: but make no mistake, this team were crowned National Champs just a bit off a year ago. Enough said. 11. Portugese Club of Vancouver "A" (VMSL Premier). They were not good on Sunday, and missed Fonseca...from what Sir M saw they miss SCP in net. 12. Coveside F.C. (NSCL). New signing Rosie bumps this side's credibility significantly, also featuring quality players like Roddy, Eamonn Ward etc, and work extremely hard. Handled Wickham easily in pre season, top of the table on the North Shore. Depth may be an issue. Well coached. 13. Wickham F. C. (VMSL Premier). A good side, defeated VFF 3-0 and gave SU a run for their money. Consistency and depth will be issues in the long term. 14. Richmond United (VMSL Premier). Newly promoted, have struggeld thus far, but tied WV and Inter. Could be a tough go for them to stay up. 15. Cliff Ave. F.C. (VMSL Division One). Some high quality players, this years edition of the 05-06 Metro Ford Wolves? 16. Aldergrove F. C. (FVSL). New to these rankings, always tough at home, scrappy, and like to date sheep (just kidding boys). 17. SFU Alumni. (VMSL Premier). Disappointing start this year, will have to pick things up not to be relegated. 18. Nordic F. C. (NSCL). One outstanding player (Tee), some good players, some not as good and a few crazies, basically a good bunch of guys. But you know they could put it together on any given day. 19. Sapperton Old Boys (FVSL). OK this is a bit weird two teams in two different leagues with the same name, which is Ottawa and which is Saskatchewan? Doing well this year in the FVSL. 20. Delta Metro United (FVSL). A slow start this year for the perennial BCs spot contenders; staff think they will improve as the year wears on.

10-17-2006, 10:30 AM	#13 (permalink)
Sir M Give Me Strength A Better Bastard Joined: Feb 2004 Location: At the Estate Posts: 2,516 Images: 2 TTP Friends: (2)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 My apologies to all of you Surrey Utd (and SFC for that matter) people. The typo has been fixed. __________________ "Put an egg in your shoe...and beat it".

10-17-2006, 11:33 AM	#14 (permalink)
Peter Member Joined: Jul 2001 Location: Vancouver Posts: 748 Images: 3 TTP Friends: (1)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 That typo was fixed...

10-17-2006, 12:05 PM	#15 (permalink)
LION Member Joined: Mar 2002 Location: East Van Posts: 655 TTP Friends: (0)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 what is this? and who puts it together. there should be no Delta metro. PAU isnt 8th... ahead of inter? i don't get it! really

10-17-2006, 02:51 PM	#17 (permalink)
LION Member Joined: Mar 2002 Location: East Van Posts: 655 TTP Friends: (0)	Re: Sir M's Excellent Power Rankings 2006-2007 ooohh. i get it now. these are the old boys. i get it.

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