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13 September 2012 857 comments
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With so many new statistics available in our Members section this season, the ability to compare players’ performances from last time round becomes handier than ever. Ahead of Norwich’s home clash against West Ham this weekend, we cast an eye on the Canaries midfield and, bypassing their top scoring Fantasy Premier League (FPL) player Robert Snodgrass, delve deeper into the displays of Anthony Pilkington instead:

Pilkington was a frustrating pick last season. Too often susceptible to Paul Lambert’s rotation policy at Carrow Road, the left winger started just 23 games and racked up a total of 1975 minutes but still managed to find the net on eight occasions. This time round, Chris Hughton has installed him as a key figure in the Norwich starting XI, with Pilkington playing every minutes of the club’s three matches so far – while he’s yet to find the net, Pilkington has provided an assist and, as the figures suggest, his potential for attacking returns has definitely taken a turn for the better.

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  1. Marco Del Wattsio
    • 15 Years
    13 years, 2 months ago

    Evening chaps, as the talk on the podcast is of templates, are there any early template players emerging for the champions league FF??

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    1. wagwan
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      • 13 Years
      13 years, 2 months ago

      I've heard good things about this Messi chap.

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  2. Daniel_tsl
    • 13 Years
    13 years, 2 months ago

    should i still put any nufc players in my team even though thr r so many 1st team injuries? Krul, Coloccini, Simpson, Perch, Tiote, R.Taylor, they couldnt possibly win could they?

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    1. Dr. Agabuse
      • 13 Years
      13 years, 2 months ago

      A line up of Harper Anita Williamson S. Taylor Santon - HBA Cabaye Gutierrez Marveaux - Ba Cisse suggests otherwise

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