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1. Paul Gascoigne 2. Shane McGowan 3. Donald Trump 4. Rupert Murdoch 5. Ghislaine Maxwell 6. Phil Collins 7. Billy Connolly 8. Willie Nelson 9. Bobby Charlton 10. Rob Burrow 11. Milos Zeman 12. Clint Eastwood 13. Tony Bennett 14. David Attenborough 15. Doddie Weir 16. Queen Elizabeth II 17. Mikhail Gorbachev 18. Leslie Phillips 19. Jerry Lee Lewis 20. George Alagiah 21. Rolf Harris 22. June Brown 23. Prunella Scales 24. Olivia Newton-John 25. Mel Brooks sub Pele (just so I can say I've named him as a sub )

Happy with my score, and I hope my list will be more successful than the Committee's! Congrats to msc and thanks to Book.

Clare Marx Dick Cheney Eva Marie Saint Frank Field Gina Lollobrigida Glynis Johns Gudrun Ure Jacques Delors Jan Tinetti Jimmy Carter Kane Tanaka (joker) Kat Bjelland Marica Hase Mary Jo Codey Michael Schumacher Monica Vitti Norman Tebbit Pele Ray Reardon Robert Durst Sacheen Littlefeather Sandy Gall Shannen Doherty Tim Keller Tom Smith (rugbyist) Thanks for running this one AFB.

Abdullah The Butcher Alan Brazil Aung San Suu Kyi Bill Clinton Bill Turnbull Claire Marx Dan Quayle David Crosby Dick Cheney Doddie Weir Frank Field Franz Beckenbauer General Pervez Musharraf George Alagiah George Foreman George RR Martin Ghislaine Maxwell Harvey Weinstein Hulk Hogan Jake The Snake Roberts James Whale Jan Tinetti Joni Mitchell Kat Bjelland Keith Richards Linda Nolan Marica Hase Mary Jo Codey Meat Loaf Michael Douglas Michael J Fox Michael Schumacher Olivia Newton-John Ozzy Osbourne Paul Gascoigne Pele Pete Doherty Phil Collins Robert Durst Roman Protasevich (Joker) Ronnie Wood Rudy Giuliani Sacheen Littlefeather Saif Al-Islam Gaddafi Shane MacGowan Shannen Doherty Tim Keller Tom Parker (The Wanted) Tom Smith (Rugbyist) Vladimir Putin subs, Billy Connolly, Frederick Forsyth, Bill Cosby

Only one miss so far as well. Annoyingly healthy bunch, it seems.

Looks like it may well come down to the cabinet ministers.

Team in - thanks for running again Book.

Should also say, particularly to @Great Uncle Bulgaria and @msc as my awareness of Scottish and non-league football isn't as high as it could be, if you notice that one of your remaining picks has got the tin tack, do post in case I miss it!

OK so I've spent a bit of time catching up on where we are with this one, and the current scores are : 5th : Miracle Aligner - 12 points Joint 2nd : Great Uncle Bulgaria, msc and Buffalo Phil - all on 13 points 1st : Rover And Out with 16 points. The managers still in place that will score are : Grant McCann (Hull) - MA, GUB, msc, RAO, BP Paul Warne (Rotherham) - MA, GUB, RAO, BP Michael Duff (Cheltenham) - msc, BP Pep Guardiola (Man City) - msc, BP David Artell (Crewe) - BP Marcelo Bielsa (Leeds) - RAO Danny Bloor (Eastbourne) - GUB Carlos Corberan (Huddersfield) - RAO Paul Doswell (Havant & Waterlooville) - GUB Sean Dyche (Burnley) - MA, RAO John Coleman (Accrington) - MA Darren Ferguson (Peterborough) - BP Ralph Hasenhuttl (Southampton) - msc Hakan Hayrettin (Maidstone) - GUB Nathan Jones (Luton) - MA Ryan Lowe (Plymouth) - GUB Ian McCall (Partick Thistle) - msc James McPake (Dundee) - msc Tony Mowbray (Blackburn) - GUB David Moyes (West Ham) - MA Graham Potter (Brighton) - MA Brian Reid (Albion Rovers) - msc Gary Rowett (Millwall) - MA Mark Warburton (QPR) - BP Immediately obvious is that the game can't finish until Grant McCann leaves Hull, as we've all got him! If you spot any errors, let me know. I've now got this saved in a spreadsheet so will keep it updated.

Barnsley have also sacked Markus Schopp... but he was only appointed in June so like Nuno, isn't part of this game.

He's not sacked yet simply because Ashley can't be arsed with the hassle of finding a replacement. Never been so glad not to be a Newcastle fan.

I avoided Jim, but as a huge Spurs fan this one hits hard. Gutted.

Do we just get the final result at the end of April in this one, or will there be scoreboard updates?

Life Got Cold... and I believe we have no clean sheets remaining.

Nobody going for the "Leon Lit-whacked" pun then? Disappointing.