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The Weekly Shop – Gameweek 10

Welcome to our latest visit to the Weekly Shop, where we will help guide your selections for daily and weekly Fantasy Football squad building, scanning FanDuel’s player list with all ten Gameweek 10 fixtures in mind.

A couple of those encounters provide us with a host of options in our shortlist this week.

The match at Old Trafford offers prospects from both sides. Jose Mourinho will be expecting a strong response after the chastening defeat at Chelsea, so we’re already considering a pair of Manchester United midfield assets.

Mourinho’s men have won only once in six league matches, but recent 4-1 victories over Leicester City and Fenerbache at Old Trafford suggest they’re worth the investment.

United welcome a Burnley side that have struggled away from Turf Moor but will have hope of a result on the back of the 2-1 win over Everton.

Though the Clarets have conceded three goals in each of their away performances this campaign, only goalkeepers benefit from clean sheet points in FanDuel, making their defenders ideal recruits for our line-ups.

West Ham United’s visit to Everton should be a compelling clash and also throws up options from both teams.

The Hammers’ stock is on the up after a second straight 1-0 win, having seen off Sunderland at the Olympic Stadium. We’re expecting another stubborn defensive display at Goodison Park, against a Toffees side that will be keen for a victory after a four-match winless run.

Ronald Koeman’s men may have floundered somewhat, but they have attacking assets that have looked threatening despite a dip in results.

Better Buys

We start the review of our targets by scanning the top bracket options – those players who demand hefty fees but have the fixtures and form to justify the outlay.

We will be looking to build our FanDuel squads around these assets, relying on them to drive our weekend points tallies.

In goal, back-to-back clean sheets has put Watford’s Huerelho Gomes (£7.4m) on our radar for the visit of Hull City.

The Brazilian has made eight saves in his last two matches, scoring 20 FanDuel points at Middlesborough followed by 26.5 points at the Liberty Stadium last time out.

Watford host a Hull City side that have scored only once in their last three outings. The Tiger’s have made just 81 attempts in nine matches: Middlesbrough are the only side that have managed less (77).

Our other stand-out keeper pick this week is Tottenham Hotspur’s Hugo Loris (£6.7m).

The French shot-stopper has conceded only twice in six outings, picking up four clean sheets in that run. His opponents Leicester City have been underwhelming on the road, losing all four of their matches and failing to score at Stamford Bridge in their last away trip.

When selecting defenders, we elect to focus on players that are likely to be under sustained pressure from attacking teams. Clearances, blocks and interceptions (CBI’s) as well as tackles are all rewarded in FanDuel, and it’s the defenders up against frequent attacks that tend to gather these in high volume.

That puts Burnley’s Michael Keane (£7.4m) firmly in our thoughts: his trip to Old Trafford should require him to put in another tireless defensive shift.

The centre-back is now second overall in the league for CBI’s recorded (121), behind Hull’s Curtis Davies (137). Keane’s seven goal attempts also puts him in the top ten defenders for efforts on goal and all of those efforts have arrived in the last four Gameweeks.

Another defender who has displayed an attacking threat of late, while also registering substantial contributions at the back, is West Ham United’s Winston Reid (£7.7).

The Hammer’s stopper has a goal and assist in his last three appearances, helping increase his FanDuel points average to 22.72 points per match.

Tasked with keeping Romelu Lukaku quiet at Goodison Park, the centre-back looks up to the challenge; his 61 CBI’s are second only to the aforementioned Keane (64) over the last four Gameweeks.

Arsenal’s visit to Sunderland should see Patrick van Aanholt (£7.9m) continue to pick up tackle points; the Dutchman has made 11 in four home ties so far.

The much-maligned left-back has also scored twice at the Stadium of Light from eight shots on target, so offers the chance to pick up points at both ends of the pitch.

We will have our eyes on the teamsheet for Crystal Palace’s clash with Liverpool, which could see Scott Dann (£8.9m) make a return. The Eagle’s centre-back has the best average of defenders in FanDuel, picking up 25.6 points over five matches before being sidelined.

Leicester City’s defenders could also be worth investment ahead of their trip to White Hart Lane.

Christian Fuchs (£9.8m) scored 46 points against Palace, a decent score even when his goal is taken out of consideration. The full-back’s 20 tackles this season puts him among the top three defenders for that metric.

Wes Morgan’s (£7.3m) lower price tag also puts him in the frame for the trip to Spurs; the centre-back has picked up the most CBI’s (75) of the Champion’s back-line.

In midfield, Phillipe Coutinho (£13.3m) is a currently a hot property across all the Fantasy games: his winner against West Bromwich Albion was a fourth goal of the season, and he’s also claimed the same number of assists.

Ahead of the trip to Selhurst Park, the Brazilian is the top midfielder for goal attempts with 37 over nine matches. Twelve of those have been on target; only Swansea City’s Gylfi Sigurdsson has hit more on target efforts.

It’s worth considering that FanDuel’s scoring system can also favour more defensive minded midfielders.

With that in mind, Leicester City’s Danny Drinkwater (£8.4m) has emerged as a potentially profitable pick in the mid-price bracket.

A 22 point FanDuel average over his last four outings makes Drinkwater appear a steady option. Only Everton’s Idrisa Gueye (£8.6m), with 35 tackles this term, has recorded more than the Foxes asset’s 26.

Drinkwater made seven tackles in his last away match against Manchester United. A respectable 16 goal attempts so far this season also shows promise as the Champion’s travel to Spurs.

Our next selection, United’s Paul Pogba (£11.3m) makes the list as a player who appears to revel in home comforts.

The Frenchman has accrued much stronger FanDuel scores at Old Trafford, averaging 28.6 points there compared to just 13.4 points per match on the road.

A brace against Fenerbahce in the UEFA Champion’s League followed a strike against Leicester City in recent run-outs in front of his own fans. Pogba’s 10 chances created and 13 goal attempts in four league matches at home is encouraging ahead of the encounter with Burnley.

Stoke City’s Joe Allen, available for £8.6m, looks good value against his former club Swansea. The midfielder’s all round abilities, recently adding goals to his creativity and combativeness, has seen him rise to third in the FanDuel midfielder table with 28.53 points scored on average.

Everton may not have been securing results of late but Romelu Lukaku (10.4m) has maintained a steady stream of points. Six goals and a pair of assists in six outings have placed him first among the FanDuel forwards leaderboard with 31.19 points per match.

The Belgian is the top forward for chances created with 17 and only Manchester United’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic (15) has struck more than his 14 shots on target this term.

Despite the stalemate with Middlesborough, Arsenal’s previous six consecutive wins mean Theo Walcott (£10.6m) and Alexis Sanchez (£13.9m) both remain tempting options for the trip to the Riverside.

Opponents Sunderland have conceded 91 shots in the box (only Hull City and Burnley have conceded more) which indicates that the Gunners should be treated to opportunities to boost their goal tally.

Poundstretchers

Stoke City’s Lee Grant (£5.7) has successive clean sheets, making the veteran Potter our go-to keeper for those planning to save funds between the sticks.

Swansea visit the bet365 Stadium having failed to score against Watford at the Liberty last time out.

It’s also worth considering Liverpool’s Loris Karius who is available for £5.6m. A visit to Crystal Palace should see the German shot-stopper return points from saves at the very least.

Chelsea’s Marcos Alonso (£5.8m) remains at a bargain price despite four straight starts and an assist against United last time out. The wing-back has a healthy 20.69 FanDuel points average over those four outings, providing an enticing value option.

West Ham United’s Aaron Cresswell (£6.2m) is set to make just his second appearance of the season as he returns from a ban against Everton. The full-back displayed his willingness to get forward at Crystal Palace before picking up a red card, creating two chances and serving up the assist for the Hammers winner.

The Swansea City starting line-up is likely to be unsettled while Bob Bradley figures out his first preferred options. Kyle Naughton (£7.6m) accrued 31.75 points last time out including two chances created and 10 CBI’s. The full-back has started every match this campaign, which makes him look a reliable pick for the visit to Stoke.

Alfie Mawson (£6.3m) and Stephen Kingsley (£5.8m) both made the first XI against Watford and provide cheaper though riskier alternatives to Naughton; neither are likely to score a lot but can function as cheap enablers in our teams.

Liverpool defender Joel Matip (£6.1m) has seven appearances but remains at a short price. A 28.5 point haul at West Brom was mainly down to his 11 clearances and 5 tackles; another aerial bombardment is likely to be incoming at Selhurst Park.

Everton’s Yannick Bolasie (£6.9m) notched his first goal of the campaign to add to the three assists he’s served up so far from 14 chances created, the winger appears to be building a promising understanding with Romelu Lukaku.

If you’re not convinced by Pogba but are looking for a cheap route into the United attack, then Jesse Lingard’s (£5.9m) three starts in four makes the winger a potentially good value option against a Burnley side that have been porous away.

Since returning to the Spurs fold, Mousa Dembele (£7.1) has made nine tackles over the last two. The Belgian should be busy again breaking up play against Leicester City – he scored a respectable 22 points at Bournemouth in his last outing,

After being sidelined for the draw with Spurs, Junior Stanislas (£6.9m) may return for the trip to Middlesborough. The midfielder netted three goals and produced as many assists in a trio of impressive performances before his lay-off.

Southampton’s Charlie Austin may be facing Chelsea, but with a kind price tag of just £6.1m, the frontman remains firmly in our thoughts. The ex-QPR striker was a useful out-ball for the Saints, drawing five fouls against Manchester City. Three goals in his last two outings at St Mary’s bodes well for the Blues visit.

Similarly, Watford’s Troy Deeney (£7.9m) has had two positive performances at home, scoring in both of the Hornets’ recent matches at Vicarage Road from four shots on target. Six chances created over his last four outings adds appeal as Hull drop in on Watford.

I will return on Friday with our FanDuel Focus article, revealing just how many of this list made the final cut to take their place amongst my preferred line-up, along with a review of the available contests ahead of the weekend.

646 Comments Post a Comment
  1. Twelve years a slave
    • 14 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    If Ibra scored Twice tonight, watch Aguero sales go into massive overdrive

    1. Lecky Legs FC
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      In that case I hope he scores the two Aguero can be my differential.

    2. Henryyy
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I hope so, more points for me

      1. il Brutto
        • 11 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        No. You will get exactly the same amount of points regardless of ownership.

    3. Phil Dagger ⭐
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      what if 🙂 Aguero scores from the bench to win it?

  2. Greenbackbøøg…
    • 10 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    If anyone has seen Henrikh Mkhitaryian will they please contact the authorities as he has gone missing

    1. Forza
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      They've got their hands full with Depay and Darmian.

      1. Badger Badger Mushroom Mush…
        • 8 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        And Pogba...

        WAHEYYY!

  3. Dušan Citizen
    • 10 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Soton team wasn't posted yet here.

    McCarthy
    Stephens Yoshida Fonte McQueen
    Ward Prowse Reed Hojbjerg Isgrove Bouffal
    JRod

    Subs: Lewis, Clasie, Austin, Martina, Van Dijk, Redmond, Olomola

    Any info for Tadic? I am concerned as owner that he isn't even on the bench. Hope it's just a rest given as he is the best player.

    1. Phil Dagger ⭐
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      posted on last page at the bottom

    2. Badger Badger Mushroom Mush…
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Interested to see how Boufal does tonight

  4. The Polymath
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    As most managers have been doubling up on Liverpool and Arsenal midfielders I thought I would do a comparison of points earned by Sanchez and Walcott for Arsenal and Coutinho and Firmino for Liverpool

    The table shows how many times the midfielders scored 5 points or more for their respective teams.

    GW SW CF
    1 1 1
    2 0 0
    3 2 1
    4 0 1
    5 2 1
    6 2 1
    7 1 1
    8 2 0
    9 0 2

    Key:

    GW=Game Week
    SW=Sanchez and Walcott
    CF=Coutinho and Firmino

    Interestingly the Arsenal midfielders have both scored 5 points or more on 4 occasions, compared to just once for the Liverpool men.

    It also shows at least one of Liverpool players has scored 5 or more points in 7 of the 9 game weeks.

    The Arsenal duo also lead on points 115 to 102. The difference could be explained on more of the points being shared with other Liverpool midfielders such as Mane compared to Arsenal's midfield.

    Is there case here for making sure you have both Arsenal players in your team? Will Coutinho and Firmino score more points as a pair as the fixtures continue to be easier? Perhaps Firmino has been unlucky with his good underlying stats and will pick-up.

    1. Wilshere Knowledge
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      They should all be considered as independent picks.

    2. El-Kloppico
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I think firstly, LIV matches were somehow tighter against top 5 clubs and secondly, as mentioned, the points is shared among Lallana, Milner & Mane at LIV compared to ARS.

      However, if I am to double up, it'll be LIV.
      As a Wally owner, I am already concerned about the return of Ramsey and Giroud.. They'll surely snatch some gametime from Wally.

    3. Geriatric Unathletic
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      What about the price difference? Points per £ is actually quite important too.

  5. internal error
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Journos have to press Jose about Mkhitaryan.
    Also, do you think Pedro will start ahead of Willian on the weekend?

    1. THEBLACKSWORDSMAN
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I believe Pedro did enough to keep his place but Chelsea loves Willian. 50/50 for me

  6. Your Mum's Athletic
    • 13 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Jonty about?

  7. Totti
    • 8 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    guys already own payet and firmino and 2 ft
    what do u think?
    A) firmino and payet ( keep the team )
    B) coutinho and payet ( in this case will get coutinho in instead of firmino)
    C) coutinho and firmino ( payet out and coutinho in )

  8. PlayPercentage
    • 14 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Is Antonio back playing up top again?
    Just after I've transferred him out.

    1. El-Kloppico
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      RB for PL.
      RM for EFL imo

    2. Ziegler1988
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      He's better on the right wing, blanked against Boro up top

  9. Badger Badger Mushroom Mush…
    • 8 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Rashford starting tonight worries me with his starting place on Saturday.

    Allen 5th mid may be the way to go.

  10. applebonkers
    • Has Moderation Rights
    • 15 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    hearing/reading redmond's name everywhere.

    my 2p on him, he has come on to the radar due to back to back goals. the latter he was gifted, the former was home to burnley, simply by playing every week up front he was going to score again eventually. 1 week punt fodder against hull at best imo, the guy lacks class/composure in front of goal

    1. Greenbackbøøg…
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      He might not score every week but for his price you could do worse

      1. John t penguin
        • 10 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Does the price actually matter if you have to play him every week to get those goals?
        Means you ain't playing someone else who could be more rewarding

        1. Greenbackbøøg…
          • 10 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          How expensive do you want your 4th mid to be?

          1. Ziegler1988
            • 10 Years
            8 years, 7 days ago

            My 4th mid is Coutinho

          2. Twisted Saltergater
            • 15 Years
            8 years, 7 days ago

            Many teams' cheapest 4th mid is Walcott. Arguably, there's better value 3rd strikers around for 6.5m, but having Redmond as a 4th mid allows you to have 3 premium strikers.

    2. Wilshere Knowledge
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      That's still better than many options in that price range though.

    3. Badger Badger Mushroom Mush…
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Which is a shame because he has a lot of potential. Puel comparing him to Henry at the beginning of the season was a little eager I think.

      1. John t penguin
        • 10 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Lenny?

    4. Your Mum's Athletic
      • 13 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      only magnified because of Burnley, who are conceding attempts in the box by the absolute bucket load. I would wait to see how the team shapes up with Boufal now into the equation

      1. Adam West - Team Serbia for…
        • 14 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        That's not really true his stats were very good all season .

        1. Your Mum's Athletic
          • 13 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          yeah your right, i didn't make my point very clear tbh. Went off on a tangent about Burnley lol i was just replying to your message but can do it on here now 🙂

          Season is going horrendous, I am hovering around 700k despite feeling like my team is actually in good shape 🙁 many many thanks for your attachment. Giggity

          1. Adam West - Team Serbia for…
            • 14 Years
            8 years, 7 days ago

            No worries happy to help 🙂 . You will bounce back you just need to get yourself back into a decent position by the dgw's . Everyone inevitably goes through a rough patch .

    5. Ziegler1988
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      People that think he's going to score regularly just need to watch the Swansea home match again. Easy double digit score

      1. Adam West - Team Serbia for…
        • 14 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        😉

      2. Your Mum's Athletic
        • 13 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        GIGGITY

    6. Leaf
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I owned all the time up to he scored them goals 🙁

      You could say he was unlucky not to score previous weeks

      Stats are great , he's keeping up with the big hitters

      Think I'm getting back next week to fund a striker upgrade

      1. Adam West - Team Serbia for…
        • 14 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        At least I have this week till he starts blanking again 😉

        1. Leaf
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 14 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          :):(

        2. Leaf
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 14 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          Sadly true

    7. the axolotl
      • 13 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      agree. have kept him only to save up enough for KDB so got luck last 2 weeks. he's very lacking in composure all right. will keep for hull and hope to get 0.1m back on him. KDB can wait, indefinitely now

  11. Pariße
    • 9 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    A not too FPL related question:
    I'm probably going to buy FIFA17, but my 4GB RAM is not up to the 8GB requirements and I'm not very knowledgable in this area. So is the game playable with 4GB or is it necessary to upgrade it. 🙂

    1. TooDifficuIt
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      it depends more on your graphics card but with 4gb you will suffer

      1. Pariße
        • 9 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Thanks 🙂

  12. Non-template FPL is for Kin…
    • 11 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Why does Mourinho not pick Mkhitaryan?
    Because he can't fit his name in the 9-0-1 formation

    1. Your Mum's Athletic
      • 13 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      stick to the day job

      1. Non-template FPL is for Kin…
        • 11 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        🙂

        1. Your Mum's Athletic
          • 13 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          giggity

    2. Dušan Citizen
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Da bum trass

  13. TooDifficuIt
    • 8 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Coleman to
    A) Morgan
    B) Fuchs

    1. Pariße
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I'd go for Morgan

    2. El-Kloppico
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Easy B)

    3. KUNingas
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      If you have funds, then B

  14. Psojkee
    • 8 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Will Shaqiri rise tonight?

    1. Pariße
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Probably not

    2. Phil Dagger ⭐
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      currently on 88% so he can rise ... maybe if not today then tommorow for sure

  15. camarozz
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 10 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Asked this earlier today but got no reply.
    Coleman & snodgrass out for
    A) Morgan & shaqiri
    B) Fuchs & redmond??? Also should I take a hit to do sterling to coutinho for -4 and stop putting it off...

    1. Pariße
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Morgan and Redmond, and I'd leave Sterling alone.

    2. KUNingas
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      A

    3. THEBLACKSWORDSMAN
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Fuchs and Redmond

  16. Leaf
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 14 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Rashford playing !

    Doubt he plays weekend now 🙁

  17. EmreCan Hustle
    • 12 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Surely -53.2% is too low for a Snodgrass drop tonight? Want to delay the transfer as much as possible.

    1. KUNingas
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Wont drop tonight

  18. aleksios
    • 9 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    To all Kun owners:He said today that he wants to leave City at next summer due to bad relations with Pep.How much worried should we be?
    a) He will try to prove Pep is wrong and score as much as possible or
    b) we should already transfer him out ..

    1. A.T
      • 14 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Source?

    2. Licious Lizard
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Source?

    3. Non-template FPL is for Kin…
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Link?

    4. Spectrum-FFS Doubles Champ
      • 13 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Care to provide a source for this

    5. A.T
      • 14 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      No source 😯

      1. aleksios
        • 9 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        I only have source from Greek sport sites which say they have theses news from english news.Try and have a search if you can.

        1. A.T
          • 14 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          I can't see anything and if it were true it would be headline news from every media outlet. I suggest it's a made up story from whichever site you read it on.

      2. Spectrum-FFS Doubles Champ
        • 13 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        There is nothing out there, said he wants to go to Independiente when his contract expires in 2019.

    6. Spectrum-FFS Doubles Champ
      • 13 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      So you get called out on it and cannot provide a source to the information, smells of bulls**t if you ask me

    7. Polaris - The Mortal Coil
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I'll just assume you're 'ITK' and don't want to post the source.

      1. aleksios
        • 9 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        So you think its from my head or something?I just read it and thought to share it here,dont know if its true or not you dont have to be rude .Anyway here is the link in greek.
        http://www.novasports.gr/podosfairo/agglia/premier-league/arthro-premier-league/296467/thelei-na-fugei-o-agouero/#.WBD78nSgFnF

        1. Monkey Hanger
          • 11 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          Cheers Aleksios. Posted in good faith imo.

        2. A.T
          • 14 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          No one is suggesting you've made it up. What you have to recognise is the community are very wary of spreading rumours that don't come from a credible source. So when you suggest something like this, naturally you will be asked for a source that will have quotes from Aguero himself on the subject. If you can't provide that then it's not a credible source but merely a story with no basis in fact that you can find in any British tabloid every day of the week.
          If we allowed false rumours to go unchecked then this site wouldn't have its reputation as a place of trust, which currently has and strives to keep.
          Anyway, no harm done. 🙂

        3. Polaris - The Mortal Coil
          • 10 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          There are a lot of Agüero diehards on here who will always expect a source when anything controversial is posted about him. I don't own him myself but the half an hour it took for a source to be posted shows it was safe to assume, imo.

          No worries, and no, I didn't claim you made it up.

  19. Bubz
    • 11 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Has Ibra played every single game for Utd so far this season?

    1. ⭐ Bemba_Da ⭐
      • 14 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      missed a europa league game

    2. Leaf
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      It's not like he runs about

  20. The 12th Man
    • 11 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Capoue > DeRoon? To redirect 0.5m elsewhere.

    Yes or no?

    1. Bubz
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I'm probably doing it

      1. The 12th Man
        • 11 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Enables Sterling > Coutinho or Valencia > Alonso

        1. Bubz
          • 11 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          Yep, or Amat > 4.5 in my case

          1. The 12th Man
            • 11 Years
            8 years, 7 days ago

            I have him as well. Hmm.

  21. Dušan Citizen
    • 10 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Would you have

    A) Fuchs and Daniels

    B) Morgan and Van Dijk

    C) Daniels and Vaj Dijk

    D) Daniels and Clyne

    E) Morgan and Clyne

    F) Smith and Alonso?

    1. Hy liverpool
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      E but why not huth

      1. Dušan Citizen
        • 10 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Thought Morgan has better goal threat

        1. Hy liverpool
          • 10 Years
          8 years, 7 days ago

          i think huth is ... btw f is good shout too

      2. THEBLACKSWORDSMAN
        • 11 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Huth on 4 yellow but he is better goal threat

    2. Pariße
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      E

    3. Phil Dagger ⭐
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      F long term
      A short term

      Having said that van dijk is my fact. of that lot from GW 14

      1. Phil Dagger ⭐
        • 8 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        favrt*

    4. Leaf
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      E

    5. EmreCan Hustle
      • 12 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      E or F

    6. KUNingas
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I like F

    7. Dušan Citizen
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Argh, looking at the fixtures, both Smith and Alonso have tough fixtures at 13 and 14 gw, so I have to write off that option. 🙁

  22. the axolotl
    • 13 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    random stat;

    sportingintelligence ‏@sportingintel 15m15 minutes ago
    Last Sat was 1st time in history of England's top division, since 1888, zero English scorers on a day with 8+ games.

    1. Pariße
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      There were hardly any goals though tbf.

    2. Bubz
      • 11 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Thats quite surprising tbh

  23. Bubz
    • 11 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Prefer that Utd lineup to most of the lineups Jose has fielded this season

    1. Your Mum's Athletic
      • 13 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Rojo is bound to make a big mistake though at some point

      1. Bubz
        • 11 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Yeah Im not including Rojo in this. Hes terrible.

    2. Hy liverpool
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      not the back 4 .

      1. Bubz
        • 11 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        Agreed

    3. Pariße
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Everything without Fellaini in comparison to a anything with Fellaini, is better.

      1. Hy liverpool
        • 10 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        😀 this

      2. Bubz
        • 11 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        I also think Lingard is terrible

  24. KUNingas
    • 8 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Baines to
    A) Morgan
    B) Pieters
    C) Smith

    1. EmreCan Hustle
      • 12 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      C

    2. KUNingas
      • 8 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      All of them have pleasent fixtures coming

      1. Hy liverpool
        • 10 Years
        8 years, 7 days ago

        bac

  25. Dušan Citizen
    • 10 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Do you think Charlie Daniels is season keeper?

    1. Dušan Citizen
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Or even fixture proof because of his bps?

    2. Pariße
      • 9 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      I doubt it unless he gets the penos back.

    3. Spectrum-FFS Doubles Champ
      • 13 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Not even the cherries best defender this season, so certainly not a season keeper

  26. Psojkee
    • 8 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Do Snoddy>Shaqiri for a hit? Or just play Capoue?

    I have exactly 6.3 for Shaqiri, any rises/falls and i'll can't do that.

    1. EmreCan Hustle
      • 12 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      Capoo

    2. Hy liverpool
      • 10 Years
      8 years, 7 days ago

      that's tough ... may wait and get redmond next week !

  27. Pumpkinhead - I'm ITK …
    • 15 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Should Valencia owners be worried about him starting tonight. Or is it because darmian can't defend?

  28. Squires FC
    • 11 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Big game this! pressure on both teams, more so utd. score predictions? I'm gonna say 2-1 utd

  29. Hy liverpool
    • 10 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    c'mon Dimitriiiiiiii

  30. Gazzpfc
    • 8 Years
    8 years, 7 days ago

    Is Lallana a waate of a mf spot when i can get countinho for a -4 then kdb for sanchez next week???