As the Webjammers prepare for the end of season finale at the home of FA headquarters, London, the only thing that could stop Trigger from his 1st league title is a Football League inquiry and possible points deduction. FA intelligence has spotted a possible immigrant leaving 'The Palace' on several occassions. If the man, described only as being afro-caribbean origin, is found to be an illegal immigrant, then KB could face up to 7 charges of 3rd-party ownership and may be docked up to 200 fantasy points.

Points penalty or not, as the season comes to its finale Trigger still holds a healthy lead and in truth no-one has managed to come close all season, a league and cup double is within his grasp. Chris Mitchell has not gave up without a fight, despite pulling away from the chasing pack, the reigning champion is still over 150 points adrift with just a small handfull of games left to play. 'Mitch' has had a busy time this year and it appears the juggling act of moving house together with managing a first class side has proved too much in 2010/11. The only consolation for the Rapid Buchasexpest boss and their followers is the Johnstones Paint Trophy success and qualification into the Champions League Qualifying Round next season.

Some-way further back, the race is hotting up for 3rd place and more importantly the vital Europa League slot. Hawkeye, with all eyes on him this weekend has been slowly caught by Coy in recent weeks. Razor, who was bizarrely accused of 'raping all night' by a small section of supporters, holds a 7 point advantage over 'The Fool', who is set to make a rare public appearance in London. Blighted by press reports about his private life all season, and even suspended at the beginning of the campaign, Coy has fought his way through and 3rd place would represent another high finish for the Keyworth Crusader. Incidentally, latest reports suggest Coy has been seeing a married wife with four kids, then with no explanation, he then suffers broken limbs....

Alright Dave has been as steady as ever and worked hard to move up to 5th place, whilst PL has moved up to a career best 6th, finally showing some form he's promised over the last 2 years. Boozehound's season has died of death and with thoughts firmly on the weekends drinking, along with preperation for the best mans speech, and now his own wedding to plan, the season couldn't end soon enough.

The bottom of the table, with the exception of PL missing, is as expected. Oldroyd in 8th- he may give it a go next year, Glennroy 9th and Johnny's Forest Owd Boys showing that taking part is the most important thing.

One more update to come, can Triggs hold out for his maiden title?, will the Webjammers next trip to the capital be to see the twin towers???