Here is my attempt. I am not sure about bonuses for contributions (postings etc). Are they awarded throughout the season?

MSWL 1 Financials

LEAGUE

Lewes - 500

Tranmere - 300

Preston North End 150

Port Vale - 300

Nottingham Forest - 200

Lincoln City - 100

Chesterfield - 200

Sheffield Utd - 100

Derby County -50

FA CUP

Lewes - 400

Weston-super-mare - 250

Swansea - 200

Preston North End - 200

AP CUP

Watford - 250

Weston-super-Mare - 150

Port Vale - 75

Queens Park Rangers - 75

FA SHIELD

Cardiff - 200

Watford - 75

YOUTH CUP

Tranmere - 200

Weston-super-Mare - 75

LEADING SCORER

Preston North End - 25

Port Vale - 25

Leicester - 25

PREDICTIONS

Brentford -  25

Leeds - 15

Dagenham & Redbridge - 10

TOTALS

Brentford -  25

Cardiff - 200

Chesterfield - 200

Dagenham & Redbridge - 10

Derby County -50

Leeds - 15

Leicester - 25

Lewes - 900

Lincoln City - 100

Nottingham Forest - 200

Port Vale - 400

Preston North End - 375

Queens Park Rangers - 75

Sheffield Utd - 100

Swansea - 200

Tranmere - 500

Watford - 325

Weston-super-Mare - 475

I thought it might be interesting to have a little look at the amount of gpp's that were played against other teams in the top flight and then relate the amount used  for and against to the actual league position. This is just one factor of many but it's interesting to compare how teams actually did in relation to gpp's used in the league.

You can see that the biggest underperformers based on gpp's used and agains were QPR who should have been top of the table but ended up bottom, but to be fair they used their 20 gpp's in the last few matches at which point they were already rooted to the bottom of the table. Plymouth and Dorchester were the next biggest underperformers, followed by Carlisle, whilst everyone else overperformed. Tranmere show the biggest overperformance by 6 places with Lewes on 4 and Preston and Cardiff on 3 places. From this it's possible to conclude that had Tranmere spent as many gpp's in the league as Lewes then the league title would most likely have been theirs! Dorchester's use of gpp's did swing a few games their way including a good early away win at QPR, but the trickle approach of using 2-3 gpp's in games overall failed them. Plymouth can also feel agrieved about using 12 gpp's but only garnering 1 drawn point in those games. Carlisle also used a lot of gpp's and did not get a good return for their use. In their early game against Tranmere where they used 5 gpp's they were unlucky, but other times the use was wasted. Still they stayed up so overall the strategy ultimately paid off for them. Weston can (and do) feel aggrieved at having 19 points of gpp's played against them. The highest in the league! Only Lewes and Tranmere (the league leaders) came close to this number (15 and 12 respectively) played against them. Dorchester suffered the fewest gpp's used against them, despite the amounts they were piling on everyone else. Even so they might have had more than Brentford as only Lewes and Preston were not afraid to use gpp's against them and risk the wrath of Olmec.

TABLE AFTER 9 ROUNDS

COACH	W	L
Allan Sellers	51	39
Vick Hall	50	40
Jeff Hawker	48	42
Mike Cabral	47	43
Abe Hamdali	47	43
Roy Rolsten	46	44
Hazel Hawker	46	44
Ellis Simpson	45	45
Tim Batth	41	49
Dave Dowson	39	41
Mike Parnaby	39	51
Phil McIntosh	37	53
Dave Dohm	36	34
Ian Lindsay	36	44
Simon Compton	28	32
James Tucker	26	24
Graham Wilkes	26	34
Steve Turner	20	30
Paul Cockayne	15	15
Christer Kallin	9	1
Aires Martins Jr.	5	5