April
23

Wayne Rooney grabs a double as United stutter in an eight-goal thriller with Everton. Nikica Jelavic and Steven Pienaar pop up on Fantasy radars ahead of the Toffees’ double Gameweek, Sergio Aguero notches on the road for the second week running, while Liverpool’s woeful league form continues with a home defeat by West Brom.

Wayne Rooney
Despite a run of eight goals in his previous five home appearances, the United forward was sold by more than 24,000 Fantasy managers ahead of yesterday’s clash with former club Everton. Rooney made them regret that move, bagging a brace (and the maximum bonus) against the Toffees to take his tally to 26 goals for the campaign, equalling his best ever Premier League haul. With many Fantasy managers now pondering a reshuffle of their front line ahead of double Gameweek 26, both Rooney and Robin Van Persie are the main men most likely to be moved on, though with Rooney scoring six in the last seven Gameweeks compared to the Dutchman’s one, the United man is clearly the man in form of the two. With his contribution key to his side’s chances of retaining the title, many will be thinking twice over selling him, with next week’s crucial trip to City followed by (SWA, sun).

Danny Welbeck
The forward picked up only his second double-figure points haul of the campaign yesterday, after scoring and providing a pair of assist against the Toffees. Welbeck has now overtaken Javier Hernandez in the Fantasy rankings – priced at 6.5 in comparison to the Mexican’s 9.9 he has proven to be a decent cut-option and is the top-ranked United attacking player in terms of value over the course of the season so far.

Nani
Having climbed off the bench to notch against Villa last time out, Nani was handed a starting role against the Toffees, with Ashley Young only making the bench after picking up a knock against his former club. The winger served a reminder of the form that saw him last season’s top-scoring Fantasy Premier League (FPL) player by grabbing a goal and a couple of assists in yesterday’s 4-4 thriller – a worrying sign for Young’s 10% Fantasy owners, with the Portuguese star staking a strong claim for a starting role on the left for next Monday’s visit to the Etihad.

Nikica Jelavic
Yesterday’s brace at Old Trafford is set to get the bandwagon roaring ahead of Everton’s pair of upcoming fixtures. Priced at a bargain 5.9, with an ownership of under 3%, the Croatian looks an outstanding differential candidate ahead of the home game with Fulham and trip to Stoke. Jelavic has now scored six goals in six starts for the Toffees and, with a match away to Wolves in Gameweek 37, the schedule ahead looks more than a little kind.

Steven Pienaar
The on-loan midfielder continued his impressive recent form since returning to Merseyside in January with a goal in yesterday’s draw. Pienaar has now produced attacking returns in each of his last four Gameweeks, with two goals and three assists helping him average over eight points per game. The Toffees seems an altogether different side going forward with the likes of Pienaar and Jelavic in David Moyes’ first XI – they have scored 14 goals between Gameweek 30-35, equalling their tally from the previous fourteen matches. While Marouane Fellaini also caught the eye with a goal and assist contribution, Pienaar’s consistency looks the strongest route into the Toffees midfield with the double Gameweek in mind.

Everton Defence
Moyes sprung a surprise in light of Leighton Baines’ hamstring absence, naming Sylvain Distin at left-back, with Phil Jagielka and Johnny Heitinga in the centre of defence. While Tony Hibbert picked up the points with a pair of assists, it’s worth noting that he had provided just two over his previous 27 appearances, suggesting he’ll struggle to replicate such form. At 4.6, nevertheless, he looks a decent cut-price route into a defence that had conceded in only one of their previous four, prior to their visit to Old Trafford.

Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez
With many expecting a Molineux goalfest, the pair were each drafted in by 70,000 Fantasy managers ahead of the trip to Wolves. In the end, Aguero’s owners had to settle for a single goal – his fifth in the last three Gameweeks. The 2-0 win, combined with United’s draw, puts City’s title bid firmly back in their own hands – three wins will almost certainly now clinch the title, given their superior goal difference to United’s. With this in mind, owners of Aguero have a real dilemma ahead of the double Gameweek – given that he’s failed to produce attacking returns in just two of his fourteen Etihad appearances, there’s every chance he’ll get amongst the points against United in a week’s time and, with a trip to Newcastle followed by a home clash with QPR, the potential for points looks promising as City go all-out for points. Tevez picked up an assist, bringing his points haul to 31 since returning to the first-team in Gameweek 35 and surely looks likely to continue against his former club next week, with suspension-free Mario Balotelli likely to be consigned to the bench.

Samir Nasri
While David Silva failed to flatter and lasted just 58 minutes, the former Arsenal man clinched victory with his side’s second and picked up the maximum bonus. Nasri has cemented a place in Roberto Mancini’s first team over the past few months, missing only one of the last nine games due to injury. His recent home form has taken an upturn – with a nine point return in each of his last two at the Etihad, he could be an overlooked differential over the remaining three games, with those two home fixtures against United and QPR to follow.

Peter Odemwingie
West Brom may have only scored two goals over the last couple of Gameweek, but the Nigerian has played a significant part. Odemwingie grabbed the only goal of the game at Anfield as Roy Hodgson recorded back-to-back 1-0 wins – he also provided the assist for Graham Dorrans last time out in the home win over QPR. While the Baggies may be safe from the drop, they are proving to be a reliable source of points and, with Villa and Bolton up next, are afforded further opportunity to produce before a tricky final day home clash with Arsenal.

Liverpool Form
With Daniel Agger back in the starting line-up, Kenny Dalglish rolled out his first-choice back-four for the visit of West Brom, suggesting rotation may not be his main concern ahead of the double Gameweek and FA Cup Final. The likes of Luis Suarez and Andy Carroll also started, with the Reds boss confirming Steven Gerrard missed out altogether as nothing more than a precautionary measure. Their woeful league form continued, though, and, with one clean sheet and two wins in the last 10 Gameweeks, many Fantasy managers will be reluctant to load up on their assets ahead of the upcoming pair of matches against Norwich and Fulham.

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1,056 Responses to “Scout Notes- Gameweek Thirty Five- Sunday”

  1. April 23 at 2:55 pm

    Hector says:

    What’s the latest on Kaboul. Don’t really want to spend 4 points getting him out.

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  2. April 23 at 2:56 pm

    Stinkfly says:

    Anybody benching RVP this week?

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    1. April 23 at 2:58 pm

      8-2 says:

      Not a chance.

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    2. April 23 at 2:59 pm

      Somalion - I have a dig bick. You just read that wrong. says:

      If I really felt I had to bench him I’d probably sell him instead. Only a few weeks left, time to get crazy.

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    3. April 23 at 3:02 pm

      Count Of Monte Hristo - "AZ Alkmaar; KNVB Cup Winners 1978, 81 & 82. Moussa Dembélé MVP 2006-10. Jozy Altidore Top Scorer Season 2011/12" says:

      Stoke are horrible. Arsenal still have work to do to get 3rd place. RVP will come back with a brace this week.

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      1. April 23 at 3:05 pm

        Somalion - I have a dig bick. You just read that wrong. says:

        You hope ;)

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    4. April 23 at 3:09 pm

      sminkypinky says:

      I am..

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  3. April 23 at 2:57 pm

    Yes the Sess! says:

    DGW Take Two. Decided on 2 out of 3 spots now. Who to get the third?

    1) Dempsey
    2) VDV
    3) …….

    Pineaar or Mata or another? Decided against Jelavic as want to keep my current front 3 in tact.

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    1. April 23 at 2:58 pm

      Steel Arm says:

      pienaar

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    2. April 23 at 2:59 pm

      8-2 says:

      Pienaar. He has Wolves in GW37.

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    3. April 23 at 3:00 pm

      urbantee says:

      Pineaar. High risk rotation for mata.

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    4. April 23 at 3:00 pm

      Thesteady-Luis"GOD"Valencia says:

      Pienaar

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    5. April 23 at 3:03 pm

      jayzico says:

      I concur with this majority response (he has wolves after dgw! – got to sway it!)

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    6. April 23 at 3:04 pm

      SandraOH! says:

      pinata

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    7. April 23 at 3:17 pm

      Yes the Sess! says:

      Seems pretty conclusive. Cheers guys. Just feels wrong going into DGW with no chelsea given they have two home fixtures. I think they’ll be dumped out of the CL tomorrow so not to worried about rotation. Mata has been as nailed on as anyone and they need to get 4th spot!

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      1. April 23 at 3:21 pm

        Jonty says:

        I’ll add my late voice as well.. Piennar for me.

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  4. April 23 at 2:58 pm

    kingbails says:

    drafted in Jelavic over Cisse, purely cause Everton are playing Wolves next GW as some kind of insurance if the DGW doesn’t go according to plan. Holding off on 2nd transfer but looking like HBA

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    1. April 23 at 2:59 pm

      Thesteady-Luis"GOD"Valencia says:

      Nice move Kingbails!

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  5. April 23 at 2:59 pm

    Thesteady-Luis"GOD"Valencia says:

    MY DGW team !

    Krul(che,wig)

    BAE(BLA,bol)-Caulker(WOL)-McAuley(AVL)

    Dempsey(eve,liv)-Siggy(WOL)-Pienaar(FUL,sto)-VDV(BLA,bol)

    Aguero(MUN)-Jelavic(FUL,sto)-Cisse(che,wig)

    Now, one question left?

    Is there anyone I should get in for a 4 pt hit in your opinion?

    Cheers!

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    1. April 23 at 3:03 pm

      General Mustard says:

      Splendid team.
      No.
      Capt?

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    2. April 23 at 3:03 pm

      James_Fitz says:

      Nope.

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  6. April 23 at 2:59 pm

    IshaanManUtd says:

    im gonna do williams > jagielka
    walcott>bale(for a hit)
    should i sell rvp or tevez for cisse and use the remaining cash to upgrade petrov?
    it will result in a 12 point hit.

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    1. April 23 at 3:02 pm

      urbantee says:

      How about Hibbert? Cheaper alternative. 12 point hit is a lot, unless you have a strong reason to it.

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      1. April 23 at 3:17 pm

        IshaanManUtd says:

        hibbert. nah. fpl is all about points. but points are all about class and quality. jag over hibbert anyday.

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    2. April 23 at 3:03 pm

      Shaps says:

      12 point hit is ridiculous, can’t you just do the top 2?

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  7. April 23 at 2:59 pm

    Kings of Lyon says:

    Who do you fancy to score more –

    Sessignon (BOL) or VDV (BLK, bol) -4
    Sessignon (BOL) or Mata (QPR, NEW) -4

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    1. April 23 at 3:01 pm

      Thesteady-Luis"GOD"Valencia says:

      vdv

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    2. April 23 at 3:01 pm

      Impressive Tackle says:

      VDV
      Sess
      Mata

      …in that order. Whether or not VDV will outscore Sess -4 I’m not sure.

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      1. April 23 at 3:04 pm

        Kings of Lyon says:

        I think i’ll go VDV as he has better fixtures for the last two.

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    3. April 23 at 3:01 pm

      halnone says:

      they’ll all get 0

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      1. April 23 at 3:03 pm

        Kings of Lyon says:

        Thats the spirit, so stick with Sess and save 4 points?

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      2. April 23 at 3:04 pm

        halnone says:

        in other words, I wouldn’t want any of them in my team tbh.

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        1. April 23 at 3:09 pm

          Kings of Lyon says:

          SO who would your ideal Mid 4 be this GW?

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    4. April 23 at 3:02 pm

      THE BAD says:

      Bale or Pienaar

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      1. April 23 at 3:04 pm

        Kings of Lyon says:

        I’m really not feeling the Pienaar love, I already have Bale.

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  8. April 23 at 3:00 pm

    Cooper123 says:

    A) Pienaar and Adebayor (-4)

    B) Bale and Jelavic (-8)

    C) Pienaar and Jelavic (-8)

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    1. April 23 at 3:00 pm

      Thesteady-Luis"GOD"Valencia says:

      A

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      1. April 23 at 3:05 pm

        unoaime says:

        Wait to hear more about what’s going on with Adebayor before you make a decision.

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    2. April 23 at 3:06 pm

      urbantee says:

      B.

      Bale Almost guaranteed to start, what happened to Ade the last time out?

      But to save the 4 points, A.

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  9. April 23 at 3:00 pm

    jayzico says:

    afternoon chaps,
    I presume like many of you the pig>tevez move has hit hard. Still, one must take a positive out of every negative and id personally prefer the argy for the derby…

    anyway, my question is what people’s thoughts on JT for the dgw? Unfortunately i got baines at mo… surely he’ll play both games considering barca, sorry, messi will destroy them?

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    1. April 23 at 3:09 pm

      Somalion - I have a dig bick. You just read that wrong. says:

      Tough call for the derby. Both teams obviously need to win, could be the sort of game that Rooney winds up the hero in…Very very tough to decide on.

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  10. April 23 at 3:01 pm

    AgentMZK says:

    Playing WildCard for GW36:

    Cech
    Simpson, BAE, Cahill
    Dempsey, Ben Arfa, Bale(v), Fellaini,
    Rooney, Jelavic, Cisse(c)

    Subs: Mignolet, Hibbert, Sigurdsson, JEvans

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    1. April 23 at 3:03 pm

      Kings of Lyon says:

      Id play siggi over fellani.

      Is your team ok for GW37 & 38?

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      1. April 23 at 3:10 pm

        AgentMZK says:

        Yes I feel for GW37 and 38 I am fine!

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  11. April 23 at 3:01 pm

    BOOM SHAKALAKA says:

    So I guess if I’m leading I should go with Bale rather than VdV. Thoughts please?

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    1. April 23 at 3:03 pm

      THE BAD says:

      correct…

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    2. April 23 at 3:06 pm

      super zlatan says:

      Bale for me

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  12. April 23 at 3:01 pm

    zdawg says:

    Am i the only one playing Shawx?! Stoke at home are quite reliable!

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    1. April 23 at 3:02 pm

      8-2 says:

      v Arsenal
      v Everton

      I’ll pass. I did consider it but don’t think they’ll keep a clean sheet in either game.

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    2. April 23 at 3:05 pm

      Impressive Tackle says:

      Thinking of getting Huth in myself.

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    3. April 23 at 3:09 pm

      General Mustard says:

      I have and are playing him.

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  13. April 23 at 3:01 pm

    Scratch says:

    Balls I got hadly any BPs in what’s been an underwhelming GW.

    Relying on Petrov and Given tomorrow. What’s the chances of Given saving his penalty but Petrov knocking in the rebound? :)

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      1. April 23 at 3:09 pm

        Scratch says:

        Hmm isn’t Petrov on pens though?

        How’s the wildcard team shaping up btw

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  14. April 23 at 3:02 pm

    8-2 says:

    Any Toffees here? Is Baines 100% definitely out for the DGW? I brought him in just before his injury. It’ll cost me 4 points to go Baines>Jagielka.

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    1. April 23 at 3:06 pm

      jayzico says:

      i got baines to. would be awesome if he was fit. looking at a hit for JT if def out… cant see any other defender i want (got BAE already)

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      1. April 23 at 3:10 pm

        Goatboy says:

        Do you think JT will start both games?

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        1. April 23 at 3:11 pm

          8-2 says:

          I don’t think JT will start both. He will certainly start v Barca and will only get 90 minutes out of the DGW I reckon. He’ll be absolutely knackered.

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        2. April 23 at 3:21 pm

          jayzico says:

          that’s my dilemma. JT or huth?

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      2. April 23 at 3:28 pm

        Hard Van Toulouse-Dustbin Beaver lookalike says:

        He’s ok, just taking a break I think this resting him for his 100 game on the trot has caused the engine to seize but hopefully with a drop of oil everton will get him out for the stoke game when after pinnear is fouled he scores the resultant peno !

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    2. April 23 at 3:09 pm

      urbantee says:

      Most probably out for both games cos usually it takes 3-4 weeks to heal…?

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      1. April 23 at 3:10 pm

        8-2 says:

        Thanks guys. Looks like it’ll be a -4 to shift him.

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  15. April 23 at 3:02 pm

    unoaime says:

    Awesome. With my wildcard team i should be able to afford to be able to bench Verm and have the money to transfer Cisse out for Rooney for the week after. :)

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    1. April 23 at 3:03 pm

      unoaime says:

      to be able. to be able. to be able. *ahem*

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      1. April 23 at 3:07 pm

        unoaime says:

        I don’t care if he scores 4 in the DGW, i still wouldn’t fancy Newcastle to get much against Man City or Everton away. If Jelavic does nothing though, it’ll obviously be him out for Rooney instead (which i should just about be able to afford).

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        1. April 23 at 3:08 pm

          unoaime says:

          All it means is Kaboul instead of BAE to cover myself for whichever scenario.

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  16. April 23 at 3:03 pm

    Conal_H says:

    Hey lads, any changes necessary? :-)

    FRIEDEL (Vorm)

    Verm – Turner – SIMPSON (Shotton, Evans)

    DEMPS – PIENAAR – Sess – Siggy (Valencia)

    Rooney – Aguero – CISSE

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    1. April 23 at 3:07 pm

      super zlatan says:

      Would start Valencia over sess

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      1. April 23 at 3:11 pm

        Conal_H says:

        Cheers for the feedback, just can’t do it! I would play Tony V if he was doing well recently, but he’s not, so I’m not gonna play him away against Man City

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        1. April 23 at 3:31 pm

          Hard Van Toulouse-Dustbin Beaver lookalike says:

          Ouch and then AV hurts you , beware of benching Toni !

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  17. April 23 at 3:05 pm

    Fishy says:

    guys what happens in the reserve league h2h at the edn of the season, im currently 9th

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    1. April 23 at 3:08 pm

      super zlatan says:

      1st one.

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    2. April 23 at 3:08 pm

      Kings of Lyon says:

      So VDV or Pienaar? I’d go VDV everyday of the week

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      1. April 23 at 3:11 pm

        General Mustard says:

        But if you didn’t have Bale?

        VDV
        Pienaar
        Bale?

        I’m not going to bring in Jelly.

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    3. April 23 at 3:18 pm

      unoaime says:

      Double up on Spurs or Everton attack? I’d probably say go for Spurs.

      I’m doubling up on both, if only because the fixtures after the DGW look better than other options available.

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  18. April 23 at 3:07 pm

    patshaw says:

    reposting!

    Vorm (Krul)
    Turner Santon Verm (Evans Kelly)
    Siggy Bale demps Walcott* (valencia )
    Tevez Rooney Cisse

    I need ideas to reinforce my team for gw 36:

    thinking about doing
    1) tevez to jelavic, walcott to hba and krul to cech. -8
    2) walcott to pienaar, valencia to hba, krul to cech. -8
    3) other suggestions?

    Thx a lot!

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    1. April 23 at 3:19 pm

      patshaw says:

      some love?

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      1. April 23 at 3:34 pm

        General Mustard says:

        Wally to Peanut. Just do it. Rest is a toss up.

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        1. April 23 at 3:52 pm

          patshaw says:

          want another 2gw player! maybe santon to terry or cahill and play krul as gk

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  19. April 23 at 3:08 pm

    Test Eagles says:

    Jelavic or Adebayor??

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    1. April 23 at 3:08 pm

      patshaw says:

      jelly

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    2. April 23 at 3:11 pm

      General Mustard says:

      Jelly

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    3. April 23 at 3:13 pm

      BOOM SHAKALAKA says:

      Jelavic, no brainer :)

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  20. April 23 at 3:09 pm

    Gigging Order says:

    Any scouts around? The season ticker “sort by difficulty” has not been working for weeks? Is this because of the DGW’s?

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    1. April 23 at 3:17 pm

      pompeyfan says:

      I think so. If you skip this gw on the ticker then the difficulty sort is working again

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      1. April 23 at 3:22 pm

        Gigging Order says:

        Thanks

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  21. April 23 at 3:10 pm

    super zlatan says:

    Really hope baines is fit for the dgw!!!

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    1. April 23 at 3:18 pm

      8-2 says:

      So do I. I’m sweating on it.

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    2. April 23 at 3:18 pm

      8-2 says:

      Zlaten, I’m hot on your tail in the NI league.

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  22. April 23 at 3:11 pm

    BOOM SHAKALAKA says:

    Think I have it all figured out:
    Krul
    BAE Turner Caulker
    Dempsey Siggy McClean Bale
    Rooney Cisse Jelavic

    Subs: Mignolet Verm Valencia Evans

    Yay or back to the drawing board? No hits taken :)

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    1. April 23 at 3:14 pm

      super zlatan says:

      Nice team

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      1. April 23 at 3:15 pm

        BOOM SHAKALAKA says:

        Cheers SZ

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  23. April 23 at 3:13 pm

    sminkypinky says:

    Horrible gw now behind me and eyes on good things to come!! This is what I’m planning:

    Krul

    Caulker Enrique Cahill
    Bale VDV HBA Dempsey Siggy
    Cisse Jelavic

    subs: Ruddy Evans Verm RVP

    Captaincy open, hints?. Took a 4pt hit. Only Caulker and Siggy have one game, others two. Seem ok?!?

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    1. April 23 at 3:19 pm

      Connor's Calling says:

      tricky to bench RvP, but dont see you with any other options. looks a great team for this week.

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      1. April 23 at 3:22 pm

        sminkypinky says:

        It is tricky, but easier now with his form. Thanks! Though I thought I had a decent team last time round but sadly no. Now trailing ny minileague leader by 2pts so everything wide open…

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    2. April 23 at 3:24 pm

      bigjohn says:

      Looks good. Whats you thoughts on Enrique? I have have him but am really thinking of getting rid for another 4pt hit. Chance of CS = prob nil. Chance of 180mins = Prob nil

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  24. April 23 at 3:14 pm

    Goatboy says:

    Like it. Good mixture of DGW players and single gameweekers with good fixtures.

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    1. April 23 at 3:15 pm

      Goatboy says:

      The above post was meant to be a reply to Boom Shakalaka

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      1. April 23 at 3:17 pm

        BOOM SHAKALAKA says:

        Thanks!

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  25. April 23 at 3:16 pm

    Connor's Calling says:

    Given I could play Mignolet (over Bogdan), which would you chose:
    a) BaE, Pienaar, Cisse (-4points)
    b) Turner, Osman, Cisse (no hit)
    c) Turner, HBA, Jelly (no hit)

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  26. April 23 at 3:17 pm

    Somalion - I have a dig bick. You just read that wrong. says:

    Would people play Vorm over Krul? My reasoning is Krul could very easily fail to get a single cleanie in the DGW, Wigan are playing well as are Chelsea. Vorm at home to Wolves is much more appealing to me.

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    1. April 23 at 3:20 pm

      sminkypinky says:

      Then you should ignore people and go with your gut. Regret I didn’t have the confidence to do so last weekend..

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      1. April 23 at 3:22 pm

        Somalion - I have a dig bick. You just read that wrong. says:

        Oh yeah I am going with Vorm unless I decide during the week that I’m wrong. Just interested to see if anyone had some stats that could sway my decision but I don’t think there is.

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    2. April 23 at 3:21 pm

      bigjohn says:

      I have vorm in goal and am happy. But i just think you have to play a dgw player if you have one. In saying that i have Enrique and i want rid of him!

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      1. April 23 at 3:29 pm

        Somalion - I have a dig bick. You just read that wrong. says:

        Ha well my issue is I think both Wigan and Chelsea will score. Don’t mind playing Simpson but Vorm has such a better fixture. Yeah have Enrique, not too sure on if he’s staying yet…..

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  27. April 23 at 3:20 pm

    Sable says:

    My DGW team is…

    Krul (Mig)
    Cahill, BAE, Verm (Evans, Caulker)
    Siggy, Bale, Benarfa, Dempsey (Valencia
    Jelly (c) Cisse & Tevez

    Subs right….. ?

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  28. April 23 at 3:21 pm

    swede says:

    Whats up with Drenthe?

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    1. April 23 at 3:28 pm

      bigjohn says:

      Bold Boy!

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  29. April 23 at 3:22 pm

    LarryMurphy says:

    Afternoon chaps… Here’s my DGW team..is there anyone who would be worth bringing in for a -4?

    Friedel

    Vermaelen, Caulker, Santon

    Ben Arfa, Sigurdsson, Dempsey, Bale

    Adebayor, Jelavic (c), Cisse

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    1. April 23 at 3:25 pm

      8-2 says:

      Keep an eye on the Ade situation what with all the rumours about him and Harry.

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      1. April 23 at 3:26 pm

        LarryMurphy says:

        cheers mate, what are the rumour btw? I’ve heard nothing

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