The Scout Picks Community Champion Vote – Gameweek 35

Good luck all

Ospina

Skrtel smalling , Terry

Hazard , Mata , Sanchez , sterling

Kun , benteke , giroud

Schmeichel (NEW)

Ivanovic (CPL) - Alderweireld (sun) - Lovren (QPR)

Ramsey (hul) - Coutinho (QPR) - Adam (swa) - Hazard (CPL)

Benteke (EVE) - Aguero (tot) - Giroud (hul)

83.9m

Adrian (5.1)

Skrtel (6.0) - Bellerin (4.6) - Azpi (6.1)

Alexis (11.2) - Siggy (6.5) - Hazard (11.4) - Henderson (6.8)

Aguero (12.6) - Benteke(7.6) - Wickham(5.6)


Team Value 83.5

Would love to represent the community this week.

Ospina (hul)

Terry (CRY) - Smalling (WBA) - Skrtel (QPR)

Hazard (CRY) - Henderson (QPR) - Ramsey (hul) - Adam (swa)

Aguero (tot) - Giroud (hul) - Pelle (sun)

TV = 83.9 mil

Not sure i am ready to represent the community but this is what I would vote for! 🙂

Schmeichel

Terry Smalling Skrtel

Hazard Henderson Ozil Grealish

Aguero Giroud Wickham

Team Value = 80.8 mill

Schmeichel
Skrtel Shaw Cresswell
Ozil Hazard Sigurdsson Coutinho
Aguero Benteke Pelle

Most in form keeper

Defence all have attacking threat

Midfield flair options with a share of set pieces

Form forwards

VOTE FOR ME!

Not sure if I even know 200 words of English. It will be challenging

Ospina (4.9)

Skrtel (6.0) - Morgan (4.4) - Ivanovic (7.7)

Hazard (11.4) - Henderson (6.8) - Özil (8.9) - Coutinho (7.0)

Aguero (12.6) - Giroud (8.6) - Vardy (4.7)

Team value 83.0

Ospina 4.9
Ivanovic 7.7 Cresswell 5.6 Skrtel 6
Hazard 11.4 Coutinho 7.9 Sigurdsson 6.5 Cambiasso 4.8
Giroud 8.6 Benteke 7.6 Aguero 12.6

83.6

GK - Schmeichel (NEW) - Newcastle won't score
DF - Alderweireld (sun) - Sunderland won't score
DF - Bertrand (sun) - see above
DF - Kolarov (tot) - no explanation needed
MF - Hazard (CPL) - POTY performance incoming on the day Chelsea win the title
MF - Sterling (QPR) - looking to put himself in the shop window
MF - Ramsey (hul) - flashes or brilliance against Chelsea - expecting a strong finish to the season
MF - Adam (swa) - can score from anywhere
FW - Benteke (EVE) - unplayable and Villa need goals after being dragged back into it
FW - Pelle (sun) - reinvigorated, playing Sunderland, and more importantly playing John O'Shea
FW - N'Doye (ARS) - no explanation needed

it's probably well under budget tbf

K.Davis

Azpi - Cresswell - Smalling - Bertrand

Ramsey - Sigurdsson - Hazard - Mata

Aguero - Giroud

K.Davis (sun) - 4.5
Against Sunderland which only scored twice in last 5 home match.

Bertrand (sun) - 5.9
He surely has some strong potential point return, both attack & defense against Sunderland.

Smalling (WBA) - 5.3
MU's strong home defensive record against inconsistent WBA.

Azpilicueta (CPL) - 6.1
Chelsea at home. Picks himself.

Mata (WBA) - 8.5
He's become key player for MU's attacking strategy (44% goal involvement in last 5 GWs).

Sigurdsson (STO) - 6.5
In excellent form & operated as 2nd striker in Swansea's last attacking set-up.

Hazard (CRY) - 11.4
At home against Palace's leaky defence.

Ramsey (hul) - 8.6
He has involved in 5 of 12 team goals in the last 7 GW. Arsenal have scored 8 goals in their last 3 matches against Hull at KC (2.7 goals scored average). Big potential.

Giroud (hul) - 8.6
Arsenal's main scorer. Hull defenders couldn't stop him.

Aguero (tot) - 12.6
He's back!! He's unstoppable, especially by Spurs weak defence (4 cleansheet in 17 home matches)

TOTAL = 83.6

I'll try again after an unlucky gameweek that could have given me more points if Benteke had been given that penalty.

Schmeichel

Skrtel - Azpilicueta - Cresswell

Hazard - Ramsey - Sigurdsson - Henderson

Aguero - Benteke - Pellè

83 M

Schmeichel: He's been a great pick and he still is with 24 points in the last game(10 in the last one) and a game against Newcastle.

Skrtel: He is one of the best defenders in the FPL at the moment after picking up 9 more points against WBA. His ownership is not high(9.7%) and he's a goal threat too.

Azpilicueta: I picked him over players like Ivanovic, Terry, or any United defender because he's cheaper than his two teammates and he's an undeniable BPS magnet with 25 points and 7 BPS collected in the last three games, against Ivanovic's 16 points(and no BPS) and Terry's 20 points(and only 2 BPS). His ownership is much lower too(8.6%) which makes him a small differential.

Cresswell: With a surprising clean sheet he's a pick that worked out well for me in the last scout picks and so i decided to stand by him given his possible attacking returns and the fact that now he's on set pieces too.

Hazard: Even though he didn't deliver against Arsenal he's just one of the most phenomenal players in the world and Chelsea needs him now more than ever to officially secure the PL.

Ramsey: Him over Ozil because he has simply delivered more points in the last five games compared to the german. 38 points against 21 with 22 of those points delivered in the last three(2 assists against Liverpool and a winning goal against Burnley) plus the fact that he's always a bigger threat than Ozil(and his price is 0.3M cheaper too).

Sigurdsson: One goal and two assists in the last four games, 13 points delivered against weak Newcastle makes Sigurdsson a viable option once again but not for long. In fact what really makes him a good option for the next gameweek is the fact that he's going to play against Stoke, a defence incapable of collecting one single clean sheet in the last six games. With Gomis injured, Sigurdsson is definitely Swansea's main hope for goals.

Henderson: Despite blanking against WBA(well, his all team did), Henderson is still Liverpool's most in-form player and he's still cheaper than Sterling and Coutinho(who both delivered less points than him recently). A game against QPR(only one clean sheet in the last 9 games) is definitely a good chance for Jordan to score a few more points.

Aguero: Four goals and 24 points in the last three games for Kun after a short series of blanks that only lowered his ownership a little more. He now faces Spurs, a defence that allowed him to score 4 goals and 19 points the last time. Even though his form is not the same as in that game this is clearly a game that could end up with a few goals scored by both sides and Kun is practically City's only source of goals.

Benteke: He could have scored against City too if he hadn't missed a sitter and if he had been awarded a penalty that was not assigned because the referee saw an inexistent offside. This is his only blank in the last four gameweeks with 5 goals(31 points) scored in the three previous games. His ownership is still at only 3.8% and that could make him a fantastic differential.

Pellè: "That gum you like is going to come back in style"; that legendary quote by Michael J. Anderson in Twin Peaks could apply to Pellè, who, after a drought lasted 14 gameweeks, has come back to scoring goals with three of them delivered in the last three games(two against Spurs with 13 points overall). A game against Sunderland is a good chance for the italian to find more goals given that the black cats' defense has conceded 10 goals in the last five games(5 goals only in the last 2) and could allow Pellè to become a nice differential until the double gameweek.

Throwing my hat in the ring for the first time ever this season. Hope it goes well.

Davis
Smalling, Terry, Bellerin
Sterling, Sanchez, Hazard, Siggy
Aguero, Pelle, Vardy

K.Davis (sun) - 4.5
Against Sunderland who don't score much

Smalling (WBA) - 5.3
United are strong at home defensively and can score a goal

Terry (CRY) - 6.9
Chelsea keeps clean sheets and he can get a goal anytime

Bellerin (HUL) - 4.6
Arsenal are keeping a lot of clean sheets and Hull don't score much

Sterling (QPR) - 8.6
Liverpool's most lively player and might play upfront

Sanchez (HUL) - 11.2
Arsenal's best player this season and most explosive and looking very lively

Hazard (CRY) - 11.4
Player of the Year. Doesn't need an explanation

Siggy (STK) - 6.5
In form right now, on set pieces and plays behind the striker

Aguero (tot) - 12.6
Is back in form and has a good record against spurs

Pelle (sun) - 7.4
Has his scoring boots back and on form

Vardy (NEW) - 4.7
Leicester and Vardy both on form and fighting for survival against a poor newcastle team