Prediction League Returns - Ipswich Town News
Much the same as before but a few new bells and whistles, the Prediction League is back for another season. Predict the score and first scorer of Town's next match to get awarded points and push yourself up the league table.
The scoring system is as before: three points for an accurate scoreline, or one point for a correct outcome (i.e. home win, draw or loss), and two points for predicting the first scorer. If you get the score exactly right, you will also get a bonus of the number of the goals in that match. For example, if you accurately predict 2-0 you will get 3 points for the correct result, and a bonus of 2.
If you took part last year but forgot to enter your predictions occasionally, then this year we hope that our new email reminders will help prevent that. We'll email you the day before a weekend match or on the day in the case of evening matches, so hopefully you'll have no excuse!
Log onto the Prediction League here: http://www.twtd.co.uk/predictionleague
Or via the numerous links all over the website: http://www.twtd.co.uk
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