It means you can play but can't win because you're tight wad.

This was covered at the bottom of page 9 and the top of page 10 of this thread and you even received a heads-up name-check in the process at that time.



Unless the door is now closed? From the discussion back then it didn't sound like it would be providing subscriptions were still available. One other named poster (although they claimed earlier it was just a bit of fun) has fairly recently taken out a subscription.



Not sure it's altogether fair on the posters who bought a share before the comp began but hey, I don't make the rules.

So its Weds. 2days before K.O and no sign of the thread. Tvoc?

Was thinking that, also will Crusaders v Harlequins, due to be played next week (7th August) also be included in this weeks predictions?

Hello.



I'm not available for comment anymore remember.

Sorry i didnt realise there was a fee and dont read all the posts, I will not bother as from this week as its not far on you guys, Good luck!!

If you don't subscribe (and I respect the sentiment you've just expressed) you can't make the play-offs anyway, no matter how high up the table you finish.



Why not play-on for the kudos just the same? I know I would having come this far.

Yeah might do that, Cheers

Hi





You are, you're always here, you'll always keep your little spreadsheet, wont you?

The spreadsheet is very well thank you. It sends it's regards.



It won't be commenting on the remaining regular rounds at this stage but (if neccessary) will reserve the right to do so prior to the commencement of the all important Play-Offs.



End of message.

I always thought that you could still play in the play offs but you were not able to collect the prize if you won (saving Mr SS.com a few quid

) or has it been changed this year?

My apologies, I was speaking out of turn based on exchanges on here from much earlier in the season. I don't know the form the competition takes on at the Play-Off stage and bow to your experience.



Your interpretation may well be and probably is correct.