The Watchlist – Wildcard Forwards
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Having analysed the Goalkeepers, Defenders and Midfielders, we roll out the final piece in our series of Wildcard articles by focusing on the forwards. Factoring in the upcoming double Gameweeks, we look at short-term and long haul options across the price ranges, from cut-price alternatives all the way up to the premium protagonists on offer…
Robin Van Persie
Slotting in seamlessly to life at United, the Dutchman has continued the sensational displays that kept him head and shoulders above any other Fantasy asset last time round. While many other Fantasy prospects are capable of frustrating in any given Gameweek, Van Persie has scored or assisted in 16 of his 18 starts – highlighting the security and armband consistency that comes with his acquisition. With goals in seven of his last eight, his thirst for Fantasy points is as relentless as ever and while a 14.1 price tag is steeper than any other player by some distance, his performances so far have shown just why.
Luis Suarez
Second only to Van Persie in the FPL standings, the Liverpool forward has finally translated his Opta statistics into Fantasy returns this season. Fifteen goals and five assists over 20 appearances, in addition to 19 bonus points, has earned Suarez 127 points already – just nine less than his tally for the previous campaign. He does have a tendency to frustrate, however; with nine of those strikes arriving over four matches, Suarez has drawn blanks in eight of his 20 appearances, with a goal or assist in just six of his 11 matches at Anfield demonstrating the armband risk in comparison to Van Persie. The arrival Daniel Sturridge is expected to see a change in role for Suarez, with the Uruguayan moving either to the flank or “the hole” in order to accommodate the new boy – his talents should prosper regardless, however, and at 10.4 he’s proven superb value thus far. Suarez has a tricky upcoming run of fixtures on the horizon, with trips to United, Arsenal and City in the next four, but his sensational festive form is unlikely to deter investors – he averaged over 10 points per game across Liverpool’s last four matches. The Reds’ schedule picks up significantly from Gameweek 26 onwards, for those who are reluctant to jump on board with the Wildcard but perhaps plan for acquisition later.
Demba Ba
The former Newcastle man has proven the most popular Fantasy target since the end of Gameweek 21, with a massive 170,000+ snapping up Ba ahead of Chelsea’s double with Stoke and Southampton. While Rafa Benitez’s rotational whims could very well scupper our best laid plans, Fantasy managers will be hoping that a brief 10 minute sub appearance against Swansea in Wednesday’s Capital One Cup defeat is an indication of Benitez’s intention to start Ba against Stoke on Saturday. In spite of his limited game time in the 2-0 loss, Ba showed more hunger and threat than Fernando Torres mustered in the previous 80 minutes and while the Spaniard is surely set to cut into Ba’s minutes over the double, Benitez can surely ill-afford to omit a forward on the top of his game right now, following back-to-back home defeats in all competitions. After the double, the Blues have four home games (ARS, WIG, WBA, WHM) and trips to Reading and Fulham in the following eight Gameweeks – it may well be that Benitez’s rotation will have dented his prospects by then but heading into this weekend’s deadline without the 8.7 priced forward is a potentially dangerous tactic.
Rickie Lambert
The best value forward in the FPL game so far, Lambert has made a mockery of his initial 6.0 price tag and despite sitting sixth in the forward standings, has risen just 0.3 in price this term. A double Gameweek 22 sees Southampton travel to Villa and Chelsea and with goals in three of his last four on the road, Lambert has been in fine away form. With a home clash against Everton and a trip to Wigan in his next four, Lambert looks a strong short-term option – given his consistency, though, he could be worth holding onto beyond this spell, with goals against City and United earlier in the season highlighting his potential to produce.
Lukas Podolski
Two sets of double figure returns in his last four is indicative of the German international’s recent form ahead of Arsenal’s double Gameweek 23. Podolski has flown under Fantasy radars, with Theo Walcott and Santi Cazorla shaping up as the main protagonists for the Gunners’ games against Chelsea and West Ham next week but his recent exploits suggest he may deserve our attentions. With five home fixtures in the next six Gameweeks (MCI, che & WHM,LIV, STO, sun, AVL) he looks a decent mid-price shout at just 8.2.
Papiss Cisse
The departure of Demba Ba to Chelsea is set to boost his compatriot’s potential over the remainder of the season as Alan Pardew looks to last winter’s signing to fire Newcastle up the table. Cisse has suffered from a change in role this term – Pardew’s decision to field Ba in a central role, either in a 4-3-3 or 4-4-2 has proved hugely detrimental to his prospects, with the former Freiburg man shuffled out to the flank when the Magpies manager opted for a lone striker system. Clearly, the central role in a 4-3-3 suits Cisse –13 goals in 14 appearances in the latter part of last season attests to his abilities and with Pardew looking to return to this system, the 8.8 priced forward is back on Fantasy radars ahead of a run of fixtures that sees him square up to Norwich, Reading, Villa and Southampton in the next six Gameweeks.
Jermain Defoe
Having started all but one of his side’s league matches this term, the 8.5 priced forward has been an integral part of his side’s march into third place in the league and with 97 points accrued, he sits in fifth spot in the forward standings, with 10 goals and four assists to his name thus far. A cheaper, if somewhat less explosive Tottenham option than Gareth Bale, Defoe won’t be deterred by four away trips in the next six (qpr, nor, wba, whm) – Spurs are the second top scoring away side have racked up 22 goals in their travels so far.
Edin Dzeko
Three goals in his last couple of starts bring the Bosnian into the reckoning as a decent short-term punt. While Sergio Aguero’s “should” return next weekend from a hamstring problem, according to Roberto Mancini, Dzeko could well retain his starting berth ahead of Carlos Tevez, given his recent form. With games against Fulham, QPR and Southampton in the next five, the 7.4 priced Dzeko could well offer an in-form mid-price route into the champions’ frontline over the next few Gameweeks, though his manager’s penchant for rotation up top means his acquisition doesn’t come without risk.
Steven Fletcher
Currently the seventh top scoring forward in the FPL game with 94 points, Fletcher remains something of a differential, with just 5% ownership. The 7.0 priced forward is set for an enticing run of fixtures which hands him five home games (WHM, SWA, ARS, FUL, NOR) in addition to trips to Reading, Wigan and QPR in the next nine – affording him plenty opportunity to add to his current haul of eight goals and three assists. Bonus point potential also plays a significant part in Fletcher’s prospects – so far, only Van Persie’s tally of 25 is superior to Fletcher’s 20; the Black Cats have never lost a league game when Fletcher has netted, a sign of his importance to their attacking cause.
Dimitar Berbatov/ Bryan Ruiz
Bryan Ruiz’s recent return from injury has made an instant impact on the Bulgarian’s Fantasy prospects. Shifted into the more advanced forward slot, with the Costa Ruiz tucking in behind, Berbatov has produced a goal or assist in each of his last three, having previously gone seven Gameweeks without a goal or assist as a result of a more withdrawn role. Up next, he has three favourable home games in the next six (WIG, WHM, STO) to help Martin Jol’s side climb the table after a recent run of poor results – averaging 5.1 points per game so far, in spite of the aforementioned drought, Berbatov’s 7.1 price tag looks enticing, while Ruiz also offers potential. Coming in at a mere 5.4, he will appeal to those looking at a 3-5-2 formation going forward – Ruiz has scored or assisted in eight of his 12 appearances and has averaged 4.8 ppg, suggesting he’s more than just a squad filler.
Christian Benteke
The one real positive of a hugely underwhelming season for Villa so far, the Belgian could be the difference between top-flight survival and a drop to the Championship. Since Benteke made his debut in Gameweek 4, Villa have scored 15 goals – the 6.7 priced forward has played a part in 10 of those strikes, with six goals and four assists helping him accumulate 10 FPL bonus points. With three home games in the next five (SOT, NEW, WHM) in addition to a trip to neighbours West Brom, Benteke looks a decent short-term acquisition in the mid-price bracket, with an ownership of 3.4% highlighting his differential appeal.
Kenwyne Jones
A price of just 5.0 could well appeal to those eyeing up a cut-price forward to free up budget for five premium midfielders. Since establishing a regular role in the Stoke first XI in Gameweek 14, Jones has scored or assisted in all four of his home appearances, racking up 31 points at the Britannia – on the road, he has failed to deliver, making his easy to bench when the Potters are on their travels. With four favourable home fixtures in the next nine (WIG, RDG, WHM, WBA), the Trinidadian could be a real differential prospect, with an ownership of less than 1%.
Pavel Pogrebnyak
The Reading forward is another who has found his way into some Wildcard teams on site due to the recent trend for a 3-5-2 alternative. Pogrebnyak seems to have cemented his place in the Royals’ first XI once again and has started the last five, finding the net in each of his previous two Gameweeks. Priced at a mere 4.3 in FPL, he frees up plenty budget to be spent elsewhere, and with four favourable home games in the next eight (WBA, SUN, WIG, AVL), Pogrebnyak looks a viable pick if he continues his recent form and maintains his starts.
Angelo Henriquez
Wigan’s loan signing from United is perhaps more of a punt, though is another who may appeal to those eyeing up a 3-5-2. Henriquez is likely to be afforded game time in light of Arouna Kone’s African Cup of Nations departure and coming in at just 4.5 in FPL, could be an intriguing cut-price alternative, with home clashes against Sunderland and Stoke and trips to Fulham and Reading in the next six Gameweeks.
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January 11 at 2:42 pm
Scroobius Mac says:
Demba Ba will “Maybe” start vs. Stoke.
January 11 at 2:43 pm
Scroobius Mac says:
(It was a maybe that sounded like a yes he will though)
January 11 at 2:43 pm
denial says:
That clears it up then
January 11 at 2:43 pm
Triggalicious says:
Ba owners nerves are jangling at the thought of Rafatation already.
January 11 at 2:43 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
he said he will start if he doesnt have a niggling injury.
January 11 at 2:44 pm
RD84 says:
I’d rather he start against Southampton if it’s one or the other, but hopefully both.
January 11 at 2:47 pm
JELLYFISH says:
Thats it, Mata captain ftw
January 11 at 2:43 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
Demba Ba injured? lol
January 11 at 2:48 pm
JELLYFISH says:
As a Ba owner myself I can’t help but laugh if that is true……
January 11 at 2:43 pm
jackx13 says:
Wildcard Team
Jaask/Begovic
Rafael/Zabaleta/Harte/B. Davies/Demel
Bale/Michu/Mata/Kaca/Fellaini
RVP/Ba/Berba
Any thoughts? Plannig Rafa to Gibbs for GW23 or maybe not
January 11 at 2:49 pm
CoYi says:
Kaca and Berba is too much Fulham given that they have been garbage recently
January 11 at 2:44 pm
Bemba Da says:
Ba hamstring, cech and terry back
January 11 at 2:44 pm
denial says:
That’s not what he said.
January 11 at 2:45 pm
Scroobius Mac says:
Classic Bemba.
January 11 at 2:47 pm
Bemba Da says:
so cech and terry not back in squad and ba not have hamstring injury/ niggle whatever you want to call it which kept him out of swansea?
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
Mate, honestly, a lot of people come and read this site. Why do you like misinterpreting? Seriously?
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Mulder says:
This.
January 11 at 2:47 pm
rdpx says:
Oh come on it’s funny.
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Bemba Da says:
you must be a ba and turnbull owner
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Mull- Bring back the old bonus points system!!! says:
If a poster you like made that joke you’d have laughed at it.
January 11 at 2:50 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
@Bemba
on wc, doesn’t matter.
@Mull
I never really try to point fingers at Bemba.
@self
It was a joke you foool!
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Berbilly Gilmore says:
http://i.imgur.com/BC3jX.gif
January 11 at 2:49 pm
Giggs Boson says:
January 11 at 2:54 pm
Chrissy Waddle - Luca Modric: The Gail Tilsley of Madrid says:
Sums Bemba up perfectly.
It’s how I will always picture him from now on. Saving that gif for future classic Bemba gags.
January 11 at 2:44 pm
El Magico says:
Cech travelling with the team… lol at Turnbull owners
January 11 at 2:45 pm
denial says:
C*ck.
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Conrad. - Michu @ Santi's Sleigh! says:
+2. damnation!
January 11 at 2:50 pm
El Magico says:
this was always a possibility… no reason to rush to buy Turnbull if he wasnt going to go up in price
January 11 at 2:45 pm
5678 says:
Hughes or Clark as a replacement for Cuellar?
January 11 at 2:46 pm
heco87 says:
Hughes
January 11 at 2:49 pm
JELLYFISH says:
Neither
January 11 at 2:46 pm
rdpx says:
what kind of time do the scout picks usually come out?
I wonder who they will choose…
January 11 at 2:50 pm
jackx13 says:
7 – 7:30 pm
January 11 at 2:51 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
Evenings 7 ish
January 11 at 2:52 pm
Stay Calm And Pass Me The Remote says:
the usual.
January 11 at 2:59 pm
El Magico says:
I bet Baines will be in there…
January 11 at 2:46 pm
goonerdhanesh says:
with cuellar injured.. who should be my 3rd defender
davies or nastasic
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Giggs Boson says:
I have a feeling Rafa will play both Ba and Torres against Stoke…
January 11 at 2:47 pm
Scroobius Mac says:
Yeah it did just sound a bit like that. Good for defending set-pieces.
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Tommytour - Show us what you Gotze says:
More likely both V SOT, bit risky away against a tough side, SOT is perfect time to try something else.
January 11 at 2:50 pm
Giggs Boson says:
Stoke take a lot to break down though. He might be going all out.
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Nick says:
Torres on the left with still keeping the 4-2-3-1 maybe?
January 11 at 2:50 pm
CoYi says:
Ba more likely to move wide, surely….
January 11 at 2:55 pm
Nick says:
I dunno, if anything Torres has been more of a false 9 and Ba can clearly play as a lone forward, so Torres on the left would make sense, imo.
January 11 at 2:50 pm
JELLYFISH says:
But then where does Mata play? I need a time out….
January 11 at 3:04 pm
El Magico says:
4-3-3
LW Torres
RW Mata
CF Ba
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Silly Sausage says:
So Ba is and Torres are fine, and Ba will “maybe” start at stoke
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Silly Sausage says:
Ba and Torres*
January 11 at 2:46 pm
GreenPL says:
WC and a DGW!! I’m so excited for tomorrow. Hurry up!!
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Tommytour - Show us what you Gotze says:
Hazard or Bale one week only?
January 11 at 2:47 pm
heco87 says:
Hazard
January 11 at 2:47 pm
ScoutCast not pearls before swine says:
Bale. But keep him more than one week.
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
Azza’
January 11 at 2:53 pm
Tommytour - Show us what you Gotze says:
Mmmmm wildcard plans up in the air at last minute
January 11 at 2:46 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
Mac, i presume your watching the press conference. Mata Luiz Ba good to go?
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Silly Sausage says:
No mention of Mata yet, Rafa mentioned Luiz’ haircut and his good form
January 11 at 2:49 pm
Silly Sausage says:
So for me it seemed like he’s good to go
January 11 at 2:47 pm
Santiagounreal says:
chelseafc Question from the press about @DavidLuiz_4 having a haircut….RB “I don’t think this affects the game tomorrow” #CFC
January 11 at 2:52 pm
Yellowish says:
Picture….??
January 11 at 2:52 pm
Stay Calm And Pass Me The Remote says:
he is nailed on to start though.
January 11 at 2:47 pm
Chrissy Waddle - Luca Modric: The Gail Tilsley of Madrid says:
My team for this week, so sanity check time folks:
Foster (bego)
Luiz Gibbs Demel (Davies Nelson)
Walcott Michu Mata(c) Puncheon (Caz)
RVP(vc) Suarez Berbatov
Done my transfers. Leaving Caz on my bench stands out a mile, but it’s gonna be one of the ARS boys, and with Girould an injury doubt, Walcott looks better as the striker. Agree?
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Berbilly Gilmore says:
Absolutely insane…….
…..TV
January 11 at 2:58 pm
Chrissy Waddle - Luca Modric: The Gail Tilsley of Madrid says:
*flashes fat wad of cash in “loads-a-money” stylee…*
January 11 at 2:50 pm
Tommytour - Show us what you Gotze says:
Very nice especially for a non WC team
January 11 at 2:59 pm
Chrissy Waddle - Luca Modric: The Gail Tilsley of Madrid says:
Cheers TT. See over the page for my WC 24 proposed WC team. Appreciate any feedback buddy.
January 11 at 2:47 pm
fdotman says:
Turnbull, Jaaskelainan and Clark
-or-
Guzan, Federici and Sagna
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Limpar says:
Sorry – repost
Anyone know what Luiz’s role is at corners (in his DM role)? Or do him, Ivan *and* Cahill all go for it. I have the feeling he’s the guy who waits on the D to hit the 2nd ball but haven’t really seen enough.
Thanks
January 11 at 2:50 pm
drunken_mess says:
All go for it
January 11 at 2:48 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
Anyone care to link me up to Luiz’s new haircut?
January 11 at 2:50 pm
ChristIna says:
http://www.google.co.za/imgres.....6,s:0,i:99
January 11 at 2:51 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
Hows the team coming along? Thoughts on my wc draft?
January 11 at 2:52 pm
ChristIna says:
I’m def doing Silva->Mata for my 1 FT. Not sure about Suarez->Ba for the 2nd FT.
Any news on turnbull/Cech?
Your team looks good(as always) I will kill for your TV.
January 11 at 2:56 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
Cech late fitness test.
January 11 at 2:57 pm
ChristIna says:
Thks, just read tweet.
January 11 at 2:52 pm
roscola says:
http://www.flixya.com/files-ph.....897924.jpg
January 11 at 2:52 pm
Scroobius Mac says:
http://www.chelseafans.de/medi.....-hair1.jpg
January 11 at 2:54 pm
roscola says:
Looks more like a still from the Jeremy Kyle show.
January 11 at 3:01 pm
Chrissy Waddle - Luca Modric: The Gail Tilsley of Madrid says:
That’s sideshow bob!
Won’t recognize him on the field after just buying him, glad for the heads up.
Hope it’s no Samson/Pienaar affect to chopping off his head pubes.
January 11 at 2:50 pm
Koflok - like taking hits because not taking hits is too mainstream.. says:
@chelseafc
Question from the press about @DavidLuiz_4 having a haircut….RB “I don’t think this affects the game tomorrow” #CFC
:p
January 11 at 2:50 pm
ChristIna says:
Any news on Chelski presser?
January 11 at 2:51 pm
heco87 says:
Not sure, haven’t seen any posts about it
January 11 at 2:52 pm
Lateriser12 - "I am a consulting detective. The only one in the world" says:
January 11 at 2:53 pm
ChristIna says:
lol
January 11 at 2:51 pm
Spencer says:
Guys,
Following the Cech anti-news, would you stick with Turnbull anyway?
Jussi coming in isn’t too bad anyway. Was planning on WCing after the Arsenal/Hammers DGW anyway.
Turnbull
Shaw – Luiz – Gibbs
Mata (c) – Puncheon – Fellaini – Michu
Suarez – RVP – Lambert
Jussi – Walcott – Demel – Davies
January 11 at 2:51 pm
heco87 says:
Yeah, you’ve just got to leave it be ..
January 11 at 2:54 pm
Spencer says:
Thanks man.
January 11 at 2:52 pm
Mohit Gianani says:
Is Puncheon likely to start both of his games?
January 11 at 2:52 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
He spoke about torres and demba ba rotation. ugh..
January 11 at 2:53 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
Play one Bench one..
January 11 at 2:54 pm
drunken_mess says:
and playing then together
January 11 at 2:54 pm
Mulder says:
This.
January 11 at 2:54 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
he said “we have the option of doing that now. play one and bench one”
January 11 at 3:05 pm
Eunuch Jelly says:
He also specifically said he had the option of playing both together.
January 11 at 2:53 pm
Joga Bonito says:
Hello chaps, just logged on for 5 mins at work. Has Fellaini’s price protection been taken off now? He liable for a quick rise?
January 11 at 2:54 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
He should rise tomorrow
January 11 at 2:54 pm
Triggalicious says:
Nope, his price has been unprotected for a few days and he is rising, but not fast. All of this DGW fever is making people forget about him
January 11 at 2:53 pm
jackx13 says:
Wildcard Team
Jaask/(Begovic)
Rafael/Zabaleta/Harte/(B. Davies)/(Demel)
Bale/Michu/Mata/Fellaini/(Kaca)
RVP/Ba/Berba
Any thoughts? Plannig Rafa to Gibbs for GW23 or not?
January 11 at 2:54 pm
Chris_White says:
OFFICIAL : Chelsea target Taison has signed for Shaktar Donestk. #CFC
January 11 at 2:54 pm
The Viper says:
Afternoon Gents. Simple question, simple answer please..
Cazorla -> Mata (c) (-4).. Have Ba & will captain him if I don’t do it.. Already have taken a 4 pointer..
Yay/Nay?
January 11 at 3:04 pm
GAE 1902 says:
Yay
But only if you will not need another hit next week to get enough Arsenal cover
January 11 at 2:54 pm
La Roja says:
On a WC want 4 out of 5 fab:
Mata, Bale, Fellaini, Michu, Theo
Who’s out?
Leaning towards Bale
January 11 at 2:54 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
Leave out Mata imo.
January 11 at 2:55 pm
La Roja says:
DGW and Mata out?? ermmm how about..NO
January 11 at 2:57 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
Last time chelsea played versus southampton away to southampton, chelsea managed to score 5 goals.
Now they are home to southampton. You really think Rafa will put his best team out there? Especially when they have 4 games to play over 2 weeks?
Anyway, my mid 5 are Bale Walcott Puncheon Cazorla Fellaini.
January 11 at 2:56 pm
The Viper says:
Bale. Leave enough to do Walcott -> Bale for after the dgwk..
January 11 at 2:54 pm
robalabobolol says:
Luiz (C)
Balls of steel or just plain Balls up?!?!
January 11 at 2:55 pm
Kerrazy says:
for your rank, youre in no rush. so no harm.
January 11 at 3:32 pm
robalabobolol says:
Hahaha Very true. I’m going to smash it next year
January 11 at 2:55 pm
C'MON YOU FOXES says:
Luiz has not been rested for quite a while now…
January 11 at 2:56 pm
roscola says:
I might. If I knew Cech was going to start both games I’d definitely be doing it but if he doesn’t then the lower chances of cleanies bothers me
January 11 at 2:54 pm
Kerrazy says:
repostt.
ready team ? i am away for this weekend so i need opinions.
Mignolet
Gibbs Zabaleta Nelsen
Michu Mata(C) Walcott Bale(VC)
RVP Suarez Berba
Mccarthy Davies Guthrie Fonte