25 by Ficina Taurean, you have made a very good case for using Venus for Fulham and Burnley Poor old Venus is rather under-employed in my colour scenario, with very few teams wearing pastels. From the link kindly provided by Goca, you will see that Spurs were indeed wearing white. West Ham were in their usual strip of claret and sky blue - which is actually mainly claret (maroon) with only a tiny bit of blue, so perhaps they shouldn't be Mercury (two colours) after all. I'm not quite sure how I'd allocate maroon - it's sort of between red (Mars) and purple (Jupiter). Quote Mon Dec 28, 2009 9:14 pm
26 by Ficina A retrospective on yesterday's games. Liverpool - white = Moon, above the horizon in 10th Aston Villa - claret/blue = Mercury, below horizon in 5th Liverpool won 1-0. Beforehand I obviously didn't know whether Liverpool would wear their black or white away strip. If they'd worn black, making them Saturn, below horizon, Saturn's essential dignity (exaltation and term) might have given them the edge (especially as they were faves) over Mercury which has none. I almost felt like emailing them, saying "Wear White!" Bolton - white = Moon, above horizon in 10th Hull - light blue = Venus, below horizon in 5th Result 2-2. I would have gone for Bolton but it looks like Venus's minor dignity by term got Hull the draw. Quote Wed Dec 30, 2009 12:23 pm
27 by taurean Goca wrote:You can see on this webpage: http://www.premierleague.com/page/Photo ... 06,00.html Thank you, Goca, good site! Quote Wed Dec 30, 2009 6:40 pm