Say What

Say What?

Say What? goes big on Spurs this week, with Dele Alli to the fore, the middle and the back.

There’s also Zlatan on a certain someone who’s been grinding his gears, Wenger’s unlikely saviour and Claude Puel trying to marry off his daughter.

For all this – and a fair bit more – please read on.

Alli Spot-On For Pochettino

It’s not exactly a bad time to be a Spurs fan at the moment, and it’s an even better one to be a Dele Alli owner.

While we might not be legion just yet, 27.6% of us have him in our teams because (with apologies), like a renal extraction surgeon, he consistently delivers.

Since Gameweek 17, the England man has hit 11 goals, chucked in a couple of assists and seen his ownership rise by nearly a million.

Among midfielders, only Eden Hazard is now in more teams, but they could very well swap places by the end of this final, and utterly dreary, international break of the season.

The fact that Alli appears to be on penalty duties in the absence of Harry Kane sweetens the deal further.

He took, and scored, his first ever professional spot-kick in the win over Southampton, with Mauricio Pochettino revealing a strangely ‘whatever, brilliant!’ approach to the issue of who would be the designated taker.

“For me it’s OK. It’s good that we have players who want to take the responsibility to shoot the penalty. Fantastic. With no Harry Kane everyone can take the penalty – no problem.”

Alli himself took full advantage of his manager’s attitude.

“As soon as I realised H (Harry Kane) wasn’t on the pitch I saw it as an opportunity to get another goal so I grabbed the ball! We didn’t really speak before the game about who might take it so it was first come, first served. I was confident to take it and the boys let me have it but more importantly, we got the win.”

More than 90,000 Fantasy Premier League managers were not quite so overjoyed by Alli’s ball-grabbing antics – they’d brought Heung-Min Son into their sides because a) they correctly predicted he would lead the line in Kane’s absence and b) they incorrectly predicted he would take the penalties in Kane’s absence.

At least they can take some comfort from a) post-match Pochettino praise for their man and b) erm, see a).

“I think it was good. He had some chances to score and showed some great movement behind the defensive line. He worked well with Dele and Christian (Eriksen) and I am very pleased with his performance.”

As for the massive 1,742 managers who took a punt on Vincent Janssen doing both (the first) a) and b) above, even they got (the second) a) and b) boost from Pochettino.

If that makes any sense.

“He will now have the possibility to play more and be more involved. Today he showed great, great energy when he came on.”

Son’s owners do have a week of worry ahead – the midfielder is far, far away playing for South Korea in two World Cup qualifiers tonight and on Tuesday, so will return on the decidedly tired side for next Saturday’s trip to Burnley.

That could just open the door a smidge for Janssen, which could, in turn, raise doubts as to Alli’s penalty duties – the Dutchman, after all, is a specialist from the spot.

However, with the current mood Pochettino is in regarding Dele, he’ll probably let his star man take the penalties, pick the team and demand up to 90% of the Argentinian’s salary for good measure.

“It is all possible with him. In the box he looks like a striker because he is more than clever, he has made his mark. Outside the box playing like a midfielder, I saw him at 17 years old playing at Milton Keynes as a holding midfielder against Manchester United. And I don’t know, always he can surprise me, maybe one day he can play as a goalkeeper or as a full-back or centre-back.”

At least Pochettino didn’t mention Alli as a potential wing-back, because the 1.2% of managers invested in the cut-price delights of Ben Davies (4.7) have been rewarded with three clean sheets from the last five starts by the Welsh defender.

Once the international break finally takes the hint and buggers off, Spurs have three matches in a week – Burnley and Swansea away and Watford at White Hart Lane.

Danny Rose could well be back from injury at some point in that spell, so Davies is counting his regular-start blessings in the meantime.

“It’s hard work but it’s great and I certainly can’t complain. With every match that’s going by it’s another 90 minutes under my belt so it’s great, especially when we’re winning games like this.”

Investing in Spurs assets for the rest of the season in a no-brainer. After that, they have only Arsenal and Man United of the big boys still to face – and both of those fixtures will be at home – and a double Gameweek involving Leicester to factor in as well.

Buying Davies looks short-term, choosing between Son and Janssen carries an element of risk, but Alli looks to be a keeper from now until the season ends.

Not, you know, literally a keeper as in Hugo Lloris.

Although with Pochettino so loved-up with Dele at the moment, let’s not rule that out completely.

Zlatan’s Personal Pep Talk

While Spurs wait for news of when their double Gameweek might be, Man United are already preparing for one of theirs – a Gameweek 34 involving trips to Burnley and then Man City.

United’s run-in is not of a particularly kindly persuasion as they’ll also have to face Spurs and Arsenal away and play Chelsea at Old Trafford.

But those doubles (they still await a re-arranged date with Southampton) will keep their players on our radars, and one of them will most definitely be Zlatan Ibrahimovic.

The Swede has one match left on the naughty step before becoming available again for Gameweek 31’s visit of Everton.

His pre-ban form was patchy, with just one goal and an assist in five starts, but he won’t be lacking for motivation once he returns – and in particular for that trip across town to the Etihad.

“I learned a lot at Barcelona, both on and off the pitch. I learned that in football any situation can change in just 24 hours. The problem wasn’t with me, it was with him [Guardiola] and he never came to terms with it. I don’t know what his problem was with me. First he called me every day to get me and from one day to the next I didn’t play anymore.”

There are plenty of United assets worth perusing at the moment.

In defence, there’s Antonio Valencia, who has three clean sheets, two assists and a goal from his last five starts. And midfielder Juan Mata has been solid in his last four matches, with two goals and an assist.

But a fired-up Zlatan?

“When I play against his team, it’s something that motivates me, it gives me adrenaline. It is normal, after what’s happened. I’m using it as something positive, not negative. But it is something always in the back of my mind.”

He might have lost nearly 800,000 managers in recent weeks, but his Pep talk should inspire us all.

Wenger’s Theological Musings

Another team with doubles yet to come is Arsenal.

We’ve known for a long time that the Gunners are dodgy in the air and, after the unedifying spectacle of rival pro and anti-Wenger planes flying over The Hawthorns last weekend, the same can now be said of their supporters.

But that’s not stopped the beleaguered coach from praising Theo Walcott to the skies.

“He has become more of a complete player, more efficient. He does better in the tactical part of his game and works hard defensively and offensively. He has been less injured as well, that helps.”

A glance at Walcott’s recent league record doesn’t really back up Wenger’s words – since returning from injury in Gameweek 23, he’s managed no goals and just as many assists.

So what’s to love about him?

“ “He has turned up in big games as well, he can score goals in big games. He showed that against Bayern, he scored the goal and I think it was a penalty on him, which shows he can influence games.”

Fair enough, he was Arsenal’s best player in their 5-1 home loss to Munich, although that’s kind of like being hailed Britain’s least-hated estate agent. Or the third most-feared Kray twin.

But if we take Wenger at his word, then maybe we should turn our thoughts to Theo.

Arsenal still have 11 matches to play, and if they are to repeat history once again and make the Champions League spots, every one of them will be a big game.

They also have two double Gameweeks to come, involving Sunderland and Southampton, and if Alexis Sanchez can’t shake off his ankle injury (or take his eyes off the door marked ‘Exit’), then Walcott is a cheap (7.3) and considerably less popular (4.2%) alternative.

Arsenal’s form has been of the straight-to-landfill variety, with four defeats in their last five league matches.

Maybe Walcott, from the wing, can help them rise again.

Take Some Praise (And My Daughter)

Continuing our double Gameweek theme, we come to Southampton, who still have home fixtures with Arsenal and United to re-arrange.

Then again, they also have Man City, Chelsea and Liverpool to face before season’s end. Throw in their inconsistency – losing to Swansea and West Ham before scoring four times in both of their next two away matches – allied with a groin injury to man-of-the-moment Manolo Gabbiadini, and banking on the Saints looks to be of the high-risk merchant/casino variety.

But one player is starting to put forward a decent case for investment – new England man James Ward-Prowse.

He’s available for just 5.0, is owned by only 0.4% and has two goals, an assist and five bonus points to his name over the last five fixtures.

He’s also been a virtual ever-present in the side since Gameweek 13, which is not surprising when you listen to his manager, Claude Puel.

“I think he is fantastic. I looked at an interview when he was 10 or 11 and he was in the same spirit as he is now. It’s easy to train James and he has made the progress because he listens and importantly he wants to progress. He is the prototype for the academy. It is not just about making professional footballers but also developing men.”

The Frenchman even revealed his, ‘ow do you English say ‘banter’?’ side when Ward-Prowse and Nathan Redmond got their England call-ups.

“I told them the news by calling them into the office saying ‘I had a problem with their attitudes in the training session and to know their opinion as to why’. After I said: ‘I don’t understand why you’ve been called up to England, but OK’.”

This is all very lovely. And so is Puel’s daughter, Charlene. If you don’t believe me, go here.

Why is that relevant?

Because of what Puel said about JWP next:

“He is the ideal son-in-law.”

Blimey. That’s one way to guarantee you’ll always get in the side. Unless, you know, James starts channelling his inner John Terry.

But we all love a good wedding. I’d like to see the well-spoken Walcott as best man, Wayne Rooney keeping up the spirits among some of the older guests and Joey Barton orchestrating the traditional wedding reception tear-up.

And while we’re waiting for that, keep Ward-Prowse in your thoughts, if not close to your heart, for the weeks ahead.

Beautiful Big Sam Blanks

We can only hope that Rachael, daughter of Sam Allardyce, has her mother’s looks.

At least her dad’s team is now winning ugly – Palace have taken maximum points from their last three matches and kept clean sheets in all of them.

Defender James Tomkins has been talking up his manager’s work as a result.

“In recent weeks the boss has taken us to one side on the training ground, both as a defensive unit but also as a team group, to work on our shape with a massive emphasis being on clean sheets, something which he has always been known for, wherever he has managed.”

As well as that improvement in form, another plus for the Eagles is their double Gameweek 34.

The negative is that it will involve Liverpool away and Spurs at Selhurst Park.

In fact, Palace’s run-in is the stuff of nightmares.

They’ve got Leicester, Burnley and Hull at home, but they’d better be winning those if they want to avoid relegation because the rest of their fixtures involve trips to Chelsea, Southampton and both Manchester clubs and a visit from Arsenal.

What can be guaranteed, by the looks of it, is that Allardyce’s men are no longer push-overs. And they have a simple plan to execute, according to Tomkins.

“It is not just about the back four and the keeper but also those working from the front, sitting in when needed and then breaking out in numbers on counter attacks when the opportunity comes about in games.”

Tomkins has started every match since Gameweek 19 and, at 4.9, is a well-priced way into such a well-organised unit.

Allardyce, famously, has never managed a team relegated from the top flight. If he is to continue that run, the likes of Tomkins will be why.

Buying into Big Sam’s defence looks risky, but could turn out surprisingly beautiful.

The I-Pulis

We end on another beautiful thing…

West Brom’s last eight matches are just soooo Tony Pulis – won four, lost two, drawn two. It’s the stuff of mid-table comfort, well-drilled units and a shouty man in a tracksuit and baseball cap.

And it’s also a lot to do with the Baggies’ in no-way secret weapon – their exemplary set-plays – as the shouty man himself was happy to explain following the win over Arsenal.

“We do it differently against zonal than man-for-man. They have five or six players across the six yard box and they have two players who try and block your runners. So if you get away from one of the blocks, you are running at a standing object. You’ve got someone with a standing jump against a person with a running jump. I’ll bet my bottom dollar the person with the running jump will score.”

The player to benefit from Arsenal zoning out at the weekend was Craig Dawson, who scored twice on his way to a bumper 17-point haul.

His fellow defender Gareth McAuley, meanwhile, has been a major beneficiary of West Brom’s dead-ball prowess all season long – his six goals have prompted 32.3% of us to buy him in. Among defenders, only Tottenham’s Kyle Walker is owned by more FPL managers.

The problem for us now is that West Brom have a Gameweek 34 blank while their scheduled opponents, Man City, play in the FA Cup semi-finals.

That will tempt many of us to cut and run, ignoring the fact that McAuley and co will have a double Gameweek further down the line to boost a reasonable run-in which involves tough tests against Man United, Liverpool and Chelsea that are somewhat offset by matches with Watford, Southampton, Burnley and Swansea.

With 12 goals scored between McAuley, Dawson and Chris Brunt this season, benching Baggies’ defenders for the Gameweek 34 no-show might well be the wiser option.

Don’t believe me? Well, West Brom also have technology on their side, as Dawson explained.

“Every detail is covered in training. Away from that the gaffer gives us lots of videos of the opposition and makes sure we can study those in the week. We have an app.”

Yep. An app.

No news on its name, but ‘Plants versus Zombies’ seems strangely apt when considering Arsenal’s defending at The Hawthorns, ‘Farm Heroes Saga’ covers Pulis’ more agricultural leanings and ‘Grindr (Out The Results)’…maybe football isn’t quite ready for that one yet.

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  1. Annie
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Worth saving FT and sorting Rondon next week? AOA?
    Pickford
    Alonso Coleman
    Siggy Sanchez Eriksen Coutinho Mane
    Lukaku Llortente
    Jaku Baines McAuley Chambers Rondon

    1. @fpl_phenom
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      yes, nice time to make use of the most useless chip in the game... nice midfield for this week, dont fancy coleman cs but hopefully attacking returns

    2. Prøfeßör …
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Why play AOA with Rondon?

      1. Annie
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Because look at my midfield

  2. ★Kuntheman★
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Argentina playing superbly so far, really gelling on offense

    1. ★Kuntheman★
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Defensively a bit shaky though, we have to fix that. Masche and Biglia all over the place.

  3. Kiwivillan
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    I can't see past this FT Holgate>Valencia

    Gw30 team 8.4m itb

    Valdes
    Alonso Valencia Baines (Olsson if fit else Zaha)
    Mane Siggy Lanzini
    Vardy Lukaku Llorente

    Bench Grant Brunt Morrison (Zaha)

  4. Rhinos
    • 10 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    And to think I thought premier league refs were ropey

  5. Ógie
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Is there any way back for Ruth?

    Ruth is one of my favorite posters and although i think the gorillas credibility has taken a serious knock there is a case to answered i think this place would be a lot worse off and not be the same without the beast

    I would suggest that his his wife and Sam gave up fpl followed by a dialog with the community to iron things out then the community might find it in their hearts to forgive the beast

    1. Now I'm Panicking
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I don't think he is that important tbh

      1. Optimus.
        • 13 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        "Important" is a 9 letter word, we get it Jarvis! 😉

        1. Now I'm Panicking
          • 9 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Yes, utopism 😉

          1. Adam West - Team Serbia for…
            • 13 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            Ok now try showoff 😉

        2. Adam West - Team Serbia for…
          • 13 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Significant

      2. @chapellefpl OR 577TH
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        I would say he is probably the best poster on this site. His insight is invaluable (analysis on how pep destroys strikers for example). He always talks sense and backs up what he says and his rank speaks for its self. This post comes across really envious jarvish and i expect better from an octo champ. Fwiw your a good poster too.

        1. Page 302
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Small typo there: "his ranks speak for themselves"

          1. Gnu
            • Fantasy Football Scout Member
            • 14 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            Nice spot. 🙂

        2. Gnu
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 14 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          It's fairly obvious what your feelings are about this.

          http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2017/03/22/the-big-numbers-gameweek-29-5/?hc_page=2#hc_comment_15273339

          This post was one of the funniest I've read on here and that's saying something as I've read a lot of your posts.

          1. ★Kuntheman★
            • 8 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            Do us all a favor and wipe his nose please

    2. Optimus.
      • 13 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Ruth, another account is frowned upon after yesterdays debacle 😉

    3. Kiwivillan
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      What on earth did I miss?

      1. waldo666
        • 13 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Was just about to ask the same thing Kiwi

      2. ★Kuntheman★
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Wondering the same myself hahaha

        1. ★Kuntheman★
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Wow that escalated really quickly haha

          Gotta say that's a real dick move from a person who likes to be the "voice of reason" though...

          1. Pirlø's Pen
            • 8 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            The voice of Ruthson

          2. Qubit
            • 14 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            Are you surprised though? Hardly comes across well in posts, generally comes across as a person who like to think they know it all.

            1. Ógie
              • Fantasy Football Scout Member
              • 11 Years
              7 years, 6 days ago

              I know Ruth can be seem abrasive at times god knows i have been at the reciveing end of the beasts opinion a few times but i still value his opinion

              Like my grandfather used to say "Its when you think you know everything that is when you start to learn"

              1. ★Kuntheman★
                • 8 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                My exact opinion on him. However, for someone who's always about picking apart specifics and being the unpopular opinion, it's pretty ironic that he's now unpopular for not following the specifics.

          3. 1966 was a great year for E…
            • 13 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            I wonder if that Steevo guy will use his bench boost?

        2. waldo666
          • 13 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Oh I see!

    4. Pirlø's Pen
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      #BringBackRuth

    5. Hibbo
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      His wife doesn't think much of his FPL advice going by when she played her chips.

    6. wulfrunian
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      For me the only ones who have a right to demand something are the managers in his leagues.The rest of us we can be just angry and frustrated.

    7. Qubit
      • 14 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      "In the interest of fair play each person may only enter one team. You may enter this team in multiple leagues and compete against different groups of friends."

      That's in the FPL rules. More than 1 team is against the rules. How much they actually enforce it i don't know, but its clearly against the rules. Doesn't matter if only used in a different mini league, if doing reasonably well it means someone else is bumped down the place 1 ranking overall. Now imagine there are loads of people doing it, pretty soon the rankings system is meaningless.

      1. Rhinos
        • 10 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        It also says there are no limits "on the number of entries per household". He's done nothing wrong technically but then neither did Jimmy Carr

      2. Ógie
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        I am not trying to defend Ruth's actions i agree with the rules and your point
        I would just like to see the situation resolved

    8. Rhinos
      • 10 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I'm not in any cash leagues with him but personally I'd be happy to welcome him back, long as he apologises to the relevant parties, don't think him and humble pie are the best of friends though

    9. Kiwivillan
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      This has all the hallmarks of Russian interference

    10. FPL Virgin
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Much ado about nothing. I couldn't care less.

      Ruth is a legend. His advice is extremely well researched and he is not afraid to voice an unpopular opinion.

      1. Rhinos
        • 10 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Why would anyone be. It's a fantasy football chat room not a Chinese factory

      2. Gnu
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 14 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        It's a public football forum,and everyone has a right to their own opinion, Ruth certainly had his.
        What strikes me about this comment is someone who hasn't been around here very long calling someone else who hasn't been around here very long 'a legend'.
        Just struck me as odd.

        1. FPL Virgin
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          He's a legend because often he is a lone voice arguing a POV that everyone else disagrees with. That takes big Kahunas.

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            1. FPL Virgin
              • Fantasy Football Scout Member
              • 7 Years
              7 years, 6 days ago

              This website and this post is in the context of fantasy football. I'm not sure why you would bring yesterday's atrocity into this thread.

              1. Lawrø
                • 12 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                I agree...

      3. Lawrø
        • 12 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        How would you feel being second place in that league and losing out on all that cash to someone who's cheating?

        If you don't see what the advantage is of having multiple teams for different leagues this post sums it up fairly well imo: http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2017/03/22/the-big-numbers-gameweek-29-5/?hc_page=3#hc_comment_15273886

        I agree that Ruth is very good at FPL but that's not what's in question here...

        1. @chapellefpl OR 577TH
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Thing is lawro no way to actually prove he is in full charge of all teams is there? His wife and son may actually play the game not beyomd the realms of possibility.

          1. Ógie
            • Fantasy Football Scout Member
            • 11 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            I think AZ confirmed that Ruth was in control of one of the other teams entered into his mini league

            1. @chapellefpl OR 577TH
              • 7 Years
              7 years, 6 days ago

              Exactly you 'think' and you are wrong, he didn't.

              1. George Sillett
                • 8 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                TM actually stated on here that Ruth ran 3 teams in 3 seperate leagues.

                1. @chapellefpl OR 577TH
                  • 7 Years
                  7 years, 6 days ago

                  Oh right so TM said so must be true. Thanks i takr back everything...

                  1. George Sillett
                    • 8 Years
                    7 years, 6 days ago

                    Don't be such a d***. The bit you're not getting here is that he in his position wouldn't publicly state it if it wasn't true.

              2. Gnu
                • Fantasy Football Scout Member
                • 14 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                Ok, then how would you explain this?
                There other examples but this is the easiest to find.

                http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2017/03/21/this-much-we-know-gameweek-29-5/?hc_page=1#hc_comment_15270713

                1. Gnu
                  • Fantasy Football Scout Member
                  • 14 Years
                  7 years, 6 days ago

                  How about an answer to this above Chapelle?

          2. George Sillett
            • 8 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            This post illustrates the problem with this issue. You think it's the third team run by his son , previously he has claimed it's his 90 year old grandfather who he "helps out". You are seriously gullible if you think that what you have stated above is actually the case.

            1. Breadly
              • 7 Years
              7 years, 6 days ago

              It's precisely why lesser pple are willing to post their opinion on fantasy football. It's supposed to exchange views on the squad selection and not to be Sherlock Holmes.

              And there is definately no way to prove Ruth is the one controlling all the accounts unless he himself admit it. In this case, he had clarified he din. So guys, spare him please. We are killing all the better contributors subconsciously.

              1. Rhinos
                • 10 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                Bet you'd be fine with Lance Armstrong winning the Tour De France too wouldn't you

              2. George Sillett
                • 8 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                As stated previously there is concrete evidence which can't be reproduced on here. The whole point which you seem to missing is that it is cheating and is strictly forbidden in the rules of the game.

              3. Demí
                • 13 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                Stop frying the cold rice Breadly lad

                1. Breadly
                  • 7 Years
                  7 years, 6 days ago

                  You can't tell who are the ones frying?

          3. Lawrø
            • 12 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            It's time you open your eyes. Here's some more evidence: Last year Ruth wrote an article about taking over his deadship son's team for the second half of the season at GW17:

            http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2016/05/25/turning-around-a-ghost-ship-team/

            Here's Sam's team for this season, funnily enough after not making a transfer of his own last season he decided to sign up again and guess what - he yet again he didn't make a transfer until GW17 where he miraculously became an avid FPL player again

            https://fantasy.premierleague.com/a/entry/1008067/history

            The evidence is just irrefutable at this point.

            1. Breadly
              • 7 Years
              7 years, 6 days ago

              What's your point?

              1. @chapellefpl OR 577TH
                • 7 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                Exactly. Still proves nothing.

            2. George Sillett
              • 8 Years
              7 years, 6 days ago

              Great research Lawro. Does this actually mean that he runs 4 teams including his grandad or are his son and grandad one of the same person ? His family is a moving feast.

              1. Lawrø
                • 12 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                It's hard to keep track 😆

                I should credit Balders for finding that article

                1. Ruth_NZ
                  • 9 Years
                  7 years, 6 days ago

                  Yeah, Balders is behind a lot of this.

                  So what's the issue? Sam starts the season and forgets his team. When we meet around Xmas the subject comes up. Last season he challenged me to get his team off the bottom of our family/friends league. I enjoyed that challenge. This season it was me that suggested it.

                  What conceivable harm is being done? I took over the management of a team with 97m budget and an OR below 3m in week 16 or whenever it was. For Chrissake. How is that an issue of any concern to anyone on FFS? There's no advantage, no agenda and it's just something between me and my nephew.

                  If you think otherwise you can go and do one as far as I am concerned.

        2. Ógie
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 11 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          I would be happy about it Lawro and would probably ask for my money back there was definitely some ethical lines crossed here

          I think AZ is just as culpable in all this and has brought his mini league into disrepute
          If he was going to allow this kinda thing happen then it should have been a full discloser made to all the league entry's

          I agree that there has been a mistake at best made here and at worst a fraud but i hope with it can be resolved amicably

          I thought you brought home the point very well in your posts about the matter Lawro btw

          1. Ógie
            • Fantasy Football Scout Member
            • 11 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            I would not be happy about it (i mean)

          2. Lawrø
            • 12 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            Agreed, especially on the second point 🙂

        3. FPL Virgin
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Yeah, that's a fair point. I can see what you're saying, but me personally I would be quite relaxed about it. I kinda like the challenge of beating someone with multiple teams.

    11. Netley Lucas
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Always enjoy reading Ruth's posts. Not in any cash leagues so can't comment on the incident and how it has been handled.
      I hope he returns though.

    12. Ruth_NZ
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I don't need forgiving, Ogie, because I have done nothing wrong.

      My wife is entitled to have a team. She actually started FPL before me as it happens and it was her that got me into it - that's how I ended up using her FFS account and posting under the Ruth_NZ name. She is entitled to enter her team in a cash league if the entry is accepted. And she is entitled to have me help her with her team. All the crud that has been posted is based on the assumption that she's a non-existent person. She isn't.

      Just to be doubly careful, I let AZ know upfront that the team entered wouldn't be mine. He was fine with that and has confirmed as much on these pages. So tell me where this supposed cheating is then? Have I found a way to backdate transfers or hacked the FPL system to give me extra budget? That would be cheating. What has actually occurred is legal, meets the T&Cs of the game and meets the rules of the cash league. So anyone that doesn't like it can stick their dislike where the sun don't shine as far as I am concerned.

      I'll tell you what it is - sour grapes, bullying and pettiness. It emanates from one or two people that can't stand it that I appear to be better at FPL than I should be and also better than they are. Especially when I don't do things in the "standard" way. Dropping Aguero in GW10 as an example - I got a ton of denigration and bile when I talked about that. But you know what? I was exactly right in my analysis.

      People like a maverick that mostly gets it wrong. But they tend to resent a maverick that mostly gets it right. That can't be, because it would make them wrong or inept. So it must be cheating, right?

      Tough. I probably put more hours in than them. A lot more hours and a lot more thought. I used to air a lot of it on FFS, write articles and all the rest. I got a lot of flyback so I moderated it right down. But still the mob persists and they won't be content will they have run me out of town. When a lot of noise is made then others tend to believe it. And that's where this is right now. 36 hours of continual snide comments and hypocritical denouncements. People ingratiating themselves with the crowd by having a dig at me. Pathetic really.

      Anyway, I'm not willing to discuss it any further, nor am I willing to answer to these self-appointed advocates of public opinion. I just wanted to get this off my chest and after that I'll leave the field to the bully boys. It's a shame but I have better things to do than to spend hours on end defending myself from a baying mob on a forum crying "burn the witch".

      Peace-up.

      1. Ziro
        • 9 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Lol.

      2. @chapellefpl OR 577TH
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Spot on mate exactly what i have been saying.

      3. Ziro
        • 9 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Would want to hear what your wife had to say about this issue. If possible can she comment here as support that you are innocent and that she runs the team herself?

        1. Ruth_NZ
          • 9 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Yes. I think it's fair to be asked to address that.

          I would never enter my own team in a cash league (and never have) for the precise reason that I want to play it for OR and only for OR, no compromises.

          My wife is much less of a purist and is quite happy to do tactical things if needed. That's why her team is entered in a cash league and not mine.

          But there's a big false assumption here. Who are you playing against in a cash league? I don't know who the vast majority of the teams are managed by in the AZ league, 5 or 6 maybe out of 60. The only reason that anyone might have thought that team was mine is because someone has made that assumption and has told them so. I didn't say so.

          In a cash league you have to beat the teams you are competing against. Simple as that.

          1. Dreams
            • 7 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            I don't want to pass any judgement on you mate. But those last lines are pathetic. They make people who play with you in that league look like idiots.

            1. Ruth_NZ
              • 9 Years
              7 years, 6 days ago

              Everyone in that league is either (a) an idiot, (b) supremely confident, or (c) having a bit of fun and £20 doesn't matter that much to them. Why? Because you are certainly going to have to finish well inside the top 1k to win it. It's a high-profile league run by a FFS Mod and has some teams with terrific track records.

              If someone wants easy money than that's not the league to make it in, that's for sure.

              1. Dreams
                • 7 Years
                7 years, 6 days ago

                I completely agree that it's your league. And all could be good players. And lines like, "If someone wants easy money than that's not the league to make it in, that's for sure" and, "having a bit of fun and £20 doesn't matter that much to them" don't help your claims to be an honest player.
                They will only tarnish your reputation among all the community members here. In fact it also inficates that some form of missing is okay because this league you are in is tough.

                1. Dreams
                  • 7 Years
                  7 years, 6 days ago

                  * misdoing

      4. Ógie
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 11 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        I have the utmost respect for you Ruth and i will take your word on it
        But you must understand why some of the community feel aggrieved by a special undisclosed arrangement in entering AZs money league It just does not look good

        I hope this matter can be cleared up and that we can move on and i will be looking forward to reading your expert fpl posts long into the future

        Peace brother

      5. Old Schoolᴼˢ “disa…
        • 12 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        To quote you

        "Sheesh"

        "This is utter nonsense"

        You know what you have done people have seen your admission in black and white in your own words..

        Jog on

      6. pompeyfan
        • 14 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        stop playing the victim. It is an insult to people who actually experience bullying and harassment.

        You make reference to the AZ cash league that you/she are in under a different team as it was pointed out on these boards, but you don't mention the other cash league you/someone has entered under ANOTHER different team.

        And anyway, if these teams are truly run by different people, why don't they email their entries into the league admins, why does it all have to be done by you?

        1. Christina.
          • 14 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          ̶h̶a̶p̶p̶e̶n̶s̶t̶a̶n̶c̶e̶

          happydance

        2. Rhinos
          • 10 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          This. Over to you Ruth. And lots of us have seen the thread where you categorically state that you have more than one team and brag about how well they've done

        3. McQueen
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          I'm in the same league and I only find it wrong if he's using two teams in this league, otherwise I don't care.

          1. Rhinos
            • 10 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            You should care but regardless it's not even about that anymore it's about his refusal to own up to it

          2. Old Schoolᴼˢ “disa…
            • 12 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            He kept Kun until GW 15 in one of his teams in one cash league

            He got rid of him in GW 10 in another team in a cash league

            That is clear hedging, if you can't see that then not sure what to say...

    13. J0E
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • Has Moderation Rights
      • 14 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      This issue has already been discussed at length.

      In the interests of the majority of other posters, as has already been stated, it would be best for those involved in the cash league concerned to get in contact directly with Az about this.

      He left an email address the other day for people in the league to get in contact with him.

      http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2017/03/21/this-much-we-know-gameweek-29-5/?hc_page=1#hc_comment_15272965

      We are now locking replies to this thread.

  6. pundit of punts
    • 11 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Evening all. 🙂

    Thinking of playing my AOA chip in dgw 34 with the following team -

    DDG
    Valencia Chambers
    Sanchez Mane Alli Sigurdsson Zaha
    Ibrahimovic Lukaku Benteke

    Jakupovic Vertonghen Amat Lenihan

    Would you play Vertonghen (cry) over Siggy (STO) and save the chip for gw 38? I'm reluctant to do so since I'll have double Palace attack.

    Thoughts please.

    1. liiusions
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      How have you ended up with double Palace attack? I'd bench Zaha for Vert and save it

      1. pundit of punts
        • 11 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        I have not yet.

        But that's the team I'm intending to have for dgw 34.

        Think Palace will surprise a few.

    2. Hooky
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      AOA looks good for that GW.

      1. pundit of punts
        • 11 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Cheers

  7. Jinswick
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 13 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Best move here?

    A) Baines -> Valencia
    B) F Mori & Kun -> Alonso/Valencia & Costa(c) (-4)

    Jaku
    Robertson, Baines, Brunt
    Sanchez(c), Eriksen, Firm, Snoddy, King
    Aguero, Lukaku

    Grant, Barnes, Stones, F Mori
    Bank 0.2m, 1FT, no WC

    1. pundit of punts
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      A

  8. FPL Virgin
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    What are people doing with their West Brom defenders?

    On the face of it, seems like you should sell with (a) fewer fixtures, (b) blank in 34 and (c) bottom of the season ticker.

    But their defenders seem like fixture-proof, set piece specialist who can bang in 6 pointers against anyone.

    Would it be a nice differential to keep starting McAuley, Brunt, Dawson et al?

    1. liiusions
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I'm keeping Brunt as a bench fodder till WC. Perfect sub to come in if need be no matter what the fixture

    2. Lord.
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Brunt's in the departure lounge but there's no rush.

    3. Jinswick
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 13 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I'm holding Brunt at the moment given his attacking potential, but mainly because I have bigger fires to put out. Brunt -> Valencia makes a lot of sense if you have the cash

      1. FPL Virgin
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Man united fixtures in April are insane. Will he be rotated?

        1. @fpl_phenom
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          its mourinho so id say valencia gets the nod for the league games anyway...

    4. @fpl_phenom
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      im doing brunt to walker...

      leaves me with coleman alonso valencia and walker backline... theyre virtually 4 midfielders 🙂

      1. Jinswick
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 13 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Nice, very nice

    5. pundit of punts
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Sold already

    6. Ógie
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      With all the other great defensive options emerging i think is time to cash in on the WBA defenders

      1. FPL Virgin
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Can anyone match them for banging in the set pieces, though?

        1. Ógie
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 11 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          If Alonso stops hitting the post and finds the back of the net more maybe
          Valencia can not be ignored and Baines might go on a hot streak of pens and fk

  9. Duffy Dunk
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Anyone else watching ARG-CHI?
    Sanchez doesn't look injured at all

    1. Hibbo
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      For me an ankle ligament injury was never really likely with a heavy impact tackle.

      It was a knock that basically put him out if the game. Maybe it was badly swollen for a day or two then gone. It happens.

    2. ★Kuntheman★
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Yeah he looks fine apart from his crap free kicks lol

    3. Hooky
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Are you implying that Wenger was being economical with the truth? 😉

    4. @fpl_phenom
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      hes not wengers a pleb trying to keep him from leaving on int duty id say

    5. Netley Lucas
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Well it was just a knock, Wenger's initial comments were at odds with what Chile said as early as Sunday.

  10. ★Kuntheman★
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    This ARG-CHI game got boring really quickly

    1. Duffy Dunk
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Indeed.
      Too many back passes to the goalkeepers

    2. Now I'm Panicking
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Need to start kicking each other again

    3. dark91
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Uruguay Vs Brazil is much better

  11. @fpl_phenom
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    just looked at Kings fixtures... must get rid ASAP

    or at least improve squad so he can 'rest' on the bench

    1. Kiwivillan
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I wouldn't sell or bench against Soton CB pairing

      1. @fpl_phenom
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        really? ok cheers, but goes really brutal after that fixture I think youll agree?

        1. Jayv807
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          Bournemouth are terrible defensively, but they have shown they can score on just about anyone. The Chelsea and Spurs games will be tough, but King could potentially return points against SOU and LIV. then after the CHE and Spurs games have passed, he has a nice run of fixtures to end the year. So I will likely hold onto him even through the tough ones.

  12. GE
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Max 6.0-mid long term? 🙂

    1) King
    2) Redmond
    3) Ward-Prowse
    4) Other?

    1. pundit of punts
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      JWP

      DGW,set pieces,decent form and manager talking him up.

      1. GE
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Thanks 🙂

    2. Netley Lucas
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      3 could be the one, never trendy but producing, save a few quid too.

  13. ★Kuntheman★
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Otamendi 😮

  14. @fpl_phenom
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    sorry guys this has probly been answered before but will we know the remaining fixtures... ie dgw's 35/36/37 before the next deadline?

    1. AA33
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Will likely be announced around April 6. ARS v SOU is expected to be in GW 35/36, rest in GW 37.

  15. Bruno Bruno!!
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Sanches looks like he was playing with caution in the first half

    1. Ógie
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      He must be worried about how he will feel once that cortisone injection wears off

  16. GE
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    1) or 2)? 🙂

    1)
    GW30: Antonio -> Ward-Prowse and Baines -> Walker (-4)
    GW31: Coutinho -> Sanchez

    2)
    GW30: Baines -> Walker
    GW31: Mane -> Sanchez
    GW32: Robertson and Antonio -> Alonso and De Roon and play 4-4-2

    Current team:

    (1FT, 3.5 itb)

    Heaton
    Coleman/Baines/Valencia
    Mane/Alli/Cout/Siggy/Antonio
    Costa/Lukaku

    Bench: Jaku, Chambers, Robertson, Diomande

    1. Lav
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      2

  17. Spectrum-FFS Doubles Champ
    • 12 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Sanchez been non existent in this game so far

  18. Rhinos
    • 10 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Is it just me or has kun turned into Lee Catermole. Anyway he's been subbed now

  19. Lav
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    A. Brunt + Aguero > Valencia + Costa
    B. Brunt + Aguero > Walker + Costa
    C. Brunt + Foster > Valencia + Jaku
    D. Something else?

    Willing to take -4
    2 FT 2.0 ITB

    Pickford
    Alonso / Coleman / Brunt
    Mane / Eriksen / Siggy / King
    Aguero / Lukaku / Carroll

    Foster / Roon / Pieters / Robertson

    1. Netley Lucas
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      See, this a decent front 7 and you have cash? Maybe use the week to bolster the defence? You can bring both Valencia and Walker in I think, and still keep Alonso?

      1. Lav
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Yes I could do this. Drop Coleman over someone like Pieters or Foster?

        1. Netley Lucas
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          I'm not saying it's critical, but it just seems a good week to really look at our defences. Most seem to be meddling with good front 7's and are perhaps ignoring issues further back?

          1. Lav
            • 7 Years
            7 years, 6 days ago

            Very true. I can wait on Costa/Ibra with Aguero vs Arsenal. Carroll can stay a little longer due to Gabbi injury. No Sanchez worries me, but rest of midfield is fine.

            Defense is where I need to improve. Brunt 100% gone. Undecided on final FT.

  20. ★Kuntheman★
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Paulinho with a hattrick against Uruguay 😮

    1. Duffy Dunk
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Coutinho and Firmino blank

      1. Holmes
        • 10 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Red arrow incoming

  21. ★Kuntheman★
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Sanchez post

    1. Sharpe Shuffle
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Peach of a free kick

  22. Rhinos
    • 10 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Sanchez hits bar with fk

  23. Ógie
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 11 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Anyone watch Uruguay vs Brazil how did Coutinho play?

  24. white lightning
    • 10 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    How am I going to fit Alli into my midfield with only 0.6itb & 1ft. Don't really want to take a hit:
    Sanchez, Mane, Siggy, King (Antonio)

    So it's either Alli in:
    (a) Sanchez out or
    (b) Mane out or
    (c) play as is & save ft

    I'm tempted to do (b)

    Thoughts & thanks.

    1. Knowledgeable meerkat
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I'd be tempted to wait if you're not sure. Alli has Burnley away next, may get 1 but can't see a monster punishing haul

      Otherwise, if you really want him this GW, has to be mane out I suppose

    2. Holmes
      • 10 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Play as it is. You can drop Antonio to cheapie and upgrade King to Alli next week

    3. Skyarm
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Im captaining Mane I wouldnt

  25. Knowledgeable meerkat
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Evening deadzone, how about Some late night food for thought

    Really not sure what moves I want to do this week, if any. Obviously a long way to go till the deadline but your thoughts on any of these?

    A) Coleman > Valencia FT

    B) llorente > Barnes, de roon > Alli -4

    C) Sanchez > Alli FT (enables llorente to Ibra the following week)

    D) save

    Cheers for your thoughts

    1. Lav
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      B looks decent
      C looks interesting
      D could be logical based on team

      1. Lav
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        A can go with D too

    2. The Big Fella
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I'd wait to see what happens to the players with injuries etc. Alli could break a leg next match.

  26. The Big Fella
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Why isn't Ibra dropping faster, dammit?

    1. Knowledgeable meerkat
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I doubt owners would sell now considering he has just one more game left of his ban

      1. The Big Fella
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Not sure mate. There are a looooooot of stupid people out there.

    2. Gnu
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Transfers grind to a halt during international breaks. The strange thing is that years ago it was always a good time to catch triple risers and play your wildcard albiet at this time of the season it was always slower - not as slow as this mind you.

    3. Holmes
      • 10 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Higher threshold

    4. Netley Lucas
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Ludicrously high delta...

      1. The Big Fella
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Yeah, 210k 😮

        1. Netley Lucas
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 6 days ago

          That's one thing I'd change, everyone 50k and let the market decide. Fixing him & Kun to absurd deltas is not a market.

  27. tm370
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Bad miss

  28. St. Joseph
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Valencia or walker?

    International schedule and long flights makes me think walker is better for this gw

    1. Holmes
      • 10 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      I think Walker is better pick anyway

    2. Skyarm
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Id rather Valencia

  29. TorresMagic™
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • Has Moderation Rights
    • 14 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Price Changes - 24th March 2017

    🔽 Aké, J.McCarthy, Sterling, van Aanholt, Morrison

    1. Skyarm
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      3.8 and with possible rotation at the end of the season Ake could be a decent 5th def

    2. fedolefan
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      PVA!!!

    3. Ógie
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Nice to see PVA dropping he is on the radar

    4. Netley Lucas
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5EfuLuN0VXs sigh... cheers TM.

    5. AA33
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Ake 3.8!!! Who knows if Chelsea wrap up the title then Conte may give him some games.

      1. ★Kuntheman★
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 6 days ago

        Everyone would have him though

    6. AA33
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Thanks TM!

  30. The Big Fella
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 6 days ago

    Debating bringing Sane in for Sigurdsson out. Thoughts?

    1. Holmes
      • 10 Years
      7 years, 6 days ago

      Not this week, after couple of weeks