Scout Notes

Scout Notes – Gameweek 16 – Tuesday

Sunderland’s main Fantasy assets all come good as the Black Cats sweep aside Reading at the Stadium of Light. James McClean, Steven Fletcher and Stephane Sessegnon each find the net, while Adam Johnson bags an assist before picking up a knock. Elsewhere, Arsenal sensationally exit the Capital One Cup to Bradford and Villa end Norwich’s unbeaten run with a clinical performance at Carrow Road…

Sunderland’s Midfield Deliver
It was a double Gameweek that failed to somewhat whet the appetite, yet Martin O’Neill’s main midfield protagonists all produced double figures across their pair of matches. Adam Johnson added an assist to Saturday’s goal against Chelsea and has now produced attacking returns in five of his last seven – the winger was subbed off with a leg knock at the break, though. James McClean picked the perfect occasion to notch his first strike of the campaign, supplementing his assist for Johnson’s weekend consolation, while Stephane Sessegnon saved the best till last. Drafted in by nearly 70,000 Fantasy managers, the Benin international looked like ending with a pair of blanks before giving many a Gameweek a timely boost by slotting home the Black Cats’ third deep into injury time. Sessegnon has now produced double figures in two of the last home Gameweeks, albeit he did need two attempts this time round – despite last night’s endeavours, Sunderland’s upcoming schedule (mun, sou, MCY, TOT, liv) is likely to see an exodus of Sunderland Fantasy assets over the next few days.

Fletcher Back in the Goals
Pre-match reports had suggested the Scot would fail to make last night’s match with the ankle injury that sidelined him at the weekend but Fletcher recovered to notch for the first time since Gameweek 12. Indeed, this was the first time Fletcher has scored in front of his own fans since Gameweek 6, with last night’s strike helping him climb above Wayne Rooney in the FPL standings on 74 points. Not surprisingly, O’Neill was full of praise for his returning striker, post-match…

“Steven was magnificent. He has had no training whatsoever this week and for him to start the game for us was great, but to complete the game was even better – I wasn’t expecting him to do that! I thought he may last until half-time. He’s a fine player and he is so important for us. I wonder where we’d be without his goals at this point. He’s done exceptionally well and I’m delighted with him.”

Despite last night’s display, Sunderland’s schedule, mentioned above, will surely be enough deterrent for those mulling over his acquisition.

Defensive Joy and Woe for Sunderland
Having shipped five goals in their last two, Martin O’Neill’s backline produced a resilient display to rack up a clean sheet. While Carlos Cuellar’s owners were also treated to an assist, Phil Bardsley wasn’t quite so fortunate – he was named as a sub but, after climbing off the bench to replace Adam Johnson, the right-back was also replaced after picking up an injury. O’Neill also saw Danny Rose replaced with a knock and ended the match with Carlos Cuellar and John O’Shea – his first-choice centre-backs – playing at right and left-back respectively; hardly ideal preparation for a weekend trip to Old Trafford.

Reading Double Disappointment
No goals, no clean sheets, back-to-back defeats – the double Gameweek proved no more than a bitter disappointment for those who invested in Brian McDermott’s side. Sean Morrison failed to recover from the ankle injury picked up at Southampton at the weekend, though it was Alex Pearce who stepped in, with Kaspars Gorkss returning, only to warm the bench. Adam Le Fondre arrived with almost 70,000 transfers in for the double but failed to replicate his home form. The forward has scored three times in his last couple at the Madejski but has now drawn four back-to-back blanks on the road since returning to the first-team in Gameweek 12.

McDermott revealed post match that both Jason Roberts and Hal Robson-Kanu were missing from last night’s lineup through injury, while Adrian Mariappa was forced to play on with a knock…

“Jason Roberts pulled out yesterday, Kanu, the list goes on. Mapps was playing with an injury, Morrison is out, there’s a long list and we had three pull out yesterday. We’ve had long term injuries, it’s not helpful but I can’t hide behind it, it happens in football.”

Guthrie Saga Continues
There’s been a long-running mystery surrounding the role of Danny Guthrie in the Reading squad, with the suggestion that the player has fallen out with manager Brian McDermott amidst a spell on the sidelines with injury. Post-match, McDermott revealed that the saga had taken a new twist, casting further doubt on the player’s future at the club…

“Danny Guthrie made a decision that his head wasn’t right to travel. He was definitely going to have been involved. He texted me to apologise on Monday night, it’s an unfortunate situation to say the least. Any player has to be part of what we’re about. We can’t deviate from that, all pulling in the same direction. It’s probably not a conversation for this evening, it’s something we need to address in the week, we have to wait and see. It’s not helpful, of course. Everyone has to be in the same direction, that’s very important to me and we’ve had everyone together over a long period of time. You have to put yourself up to play in every game, that means every player.”

Capital One Cup Round-Up

Norwich 1 Villa 4
Chris Hughton made three changes from the side that saw off Swansea at the weekend. Wes Hoolahan was handed the night off as Steve Morison partnered Grant Holt up top, with the Canaries switching from 4-4-1-1 to 4-4-2. Elsewhere, Marc Tierney was given a rare run out at left-back, affording Javier Garrido a rest, while Leon Barnett started at centre-half – this allowed Russell Martin to shift over to right-back, with Steven Whittaker dropping out. Michael Turner returned from injury but was kept on the bench. Hughton’s decision to start Morison certainly paid off as the Welshman fired his side ahead but Norwich’s recent unbeaten form came undone as Villa hammered four past Mark Bunn. The loss of John Ruddy is more significant as the games go by – he had conceded just two goals in his last six league fixtures before picking up a thigh injury; Bunn, on the other hand, had been beaten five times in three games prior to last night.

Norwich Starting XI: Bunn; R. Martin, Bassong, Barnett, Tierney; Snodgrass, Johnson, Howson (Bennett 86), Pilkington; Holt, Morison (Jackson 80)

Paul Lambert continued with his new 3-5-2 formation, though made four changes, with Shay Given, Ahmed El Ahmadi, Fabian Delph and Darren Bent all handed starts. Bent’s night lasted just over half an hour before he limped off with what seemed to be a hamstring injury. Lambert brought us this on the Bent injury, post-match…

“I thought Darren was looking pretty sharp…It was just a blow for us. I don’t know how bad it is but he was hurt. It is just a thing we have to contend with next week.”

Bent’s replacement Andreas Weimann played a significant part in the win by bagging a brace as Villa clawed back a one-goal deficit in emphatic style. Brett Holman and Christian Benteke were also amongst the goals as the latter continued his recent impressive form. Lambert was full of praise for Weimann following his performance from the bench…

“He was brilliant…One thing about Andi is he is a natural finisher and his work ethic for the game of football is absolutely brilliant. If Andi was getting X amount of money, you’d get the same out of him in every game. That is a testament to him. I left him out just to give him a rest in the last couple of weeks but Weimann is a natural goalscorer. He ran himself into the ground, especially in the two Manchester games and the Arsenal game, but he came back tonight and he certainly knows where the goal is.”

Aston Villa Starting XI: Given; Clark, Herd, Baker; Lowton, El Ahmadi, Holman (N’Zogbia 73), Delph, Lichaj; Benteke, Bent (Weimann 35)

Bradford 1 Arsenal 1 (3-2 aet and pens)
In a statement of intent, Arsene Wenger made only three changes from the side that saw off West Brom last Saturday. Olivier Giroud missed out with a back injury, while Mikel Arteta and Alex Oxlade-Chamberlain were both rested to the bench. Gervinho was handed the lone striker role as a result of Giroud’s absence, with Lukas Podolski returning to the side after being rested at the weekend. The Ivorian’s miss last night will go down in notoriety, as will the result – Thomas Vermaelen’s last-ditch header forced the match into extra-time but despite the likes of Santi Cazorla playing the full 120 minutes, Arsenal were sent tumbling out the tournament on penalties. With six days until the next league game, though, Cazorla will be afforded plenty rest before Wenger attempts to rally his troops at Reading next Monday.

Arsenal Starting XI: Szczesny, Sagna, Vermaelen, Mertesacker, Gibbs, Wilshere, Coquelin (Chamakh 60), Ramsey (Rosicky 69), Cazorla, Podolski (Oxlade-Chamberlain 69), Gervinho.

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  1. gdog2244
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    who to captain???

    Fellaini
    Dempsey
    Michu
    RVP
    Tevez
    Walcott( if fit)

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    1. Chris_White
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Walcott

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    2. DonTheSpecialOne
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      • 14 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      1. Van P
      2. Tevez
      3. Fellaini
      4. Michu
      5. Walcott
      6. Dempsey

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    3. Clay
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      RVP. If you don't captain the most expensive player in the game at home to Sunderland, when do you?

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    4. Drip Doctor
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      • 14 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      RVP

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      1. Iamjack
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        u dont have suarez...so rvp all the way

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  2. Van Dal
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    will bale fall again before next gw?

    Repost*

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  3. Iamjack
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    is demel ok

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    1. Something Clever
      • 14 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      I'd like to know this too, anyone?

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  4. RamaJama
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    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Still selling Fletcher?

    Considering to keep for a week or two, actually no 3rd striker who is tempting enough to use a transer.

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  5. Scroobius Mac
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    https://twitter.com/SpursOfficial/status/278829781716459521/photo/1

    As per my speculation yesterday I now would be more wary of getting Caulker.

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    1. Paolo Di Laernu - low rep r…
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Cheers Scroob, think I'll monitor this and see what the lineup is like against teh Swans

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    2. isacki: full casual
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Nice one, the beast is back.

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  6. AK ⭐
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    A) Giroud to Suarez

    B) Cuellar to ???

    Defense doesn't look too good this week, having to play both Nelsen and Hughes against each other, and Giroud has Reading, so he might get me something. Thoughts? If B, then Cuellar to ? Got about 6.7 to replace him.

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    1. Drip Doctor
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Cuellar > G.Johnson

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      1. AK ⭐
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Love his stats, GJ's, though I'm looking at other options too.

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    2. Manani
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      sagna?

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      1. AK ⭐
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Not sure about him, gets rotated. Nailed on defender is what I'm looking for.

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    3. gdog2244
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      cuellar to olsson is what i did

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  7. GoonerByron
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    What’s going on with Billy Jones? Is he not a starter for WBA anymore? I was planning on getting him in around now

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  8. Perchinho
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    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Begovic, Foster
    Garrido, Cameron, Davies, O'Brien, Cuellar
    Fellaini, Robson-Kanu, Bale, Cazorla, Michu
    Suarez, Berbatov, RVP
    1 FT, £1.7m spare
    Only need to win one more h2h to qualify for the Shield so I don't really wanna take a hit this week.

    Who would be the best replacement for Cuellar, the most I can spend is £6.2m?
    A. Nastacic
    B. Evans
    C. Jose Enrique
    D. other

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    1. RamaJama
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      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      None of them.

      Gibbs maby, solid fixtures, attacking and bonus returns, he's nailed and not injured as A, B and C.

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      1. Perchinho
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Is Nastacic injured? He's only missed one of his last 8 games and apparently that's because his partner was giving birth.

        I need someone who I'll play every week as my other 4 defenders rotate perfectly.

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        1. RamaJama
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          • 12 Years
          11 years, 10 months ago

          Sorry, meant that the above mentioned all seems to be rotated OR injured, and Gibbs more nailed on.

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        2. Third Eye Vision
          • 12 Years
          11 years, 10 months ago

          I would go for Enrique out of that lot. I was going to get him in this week, Liverpool look good defensively especially at home. 3 out of next 5 fixtures at home too. I went for Johnson over Enrique only because of his injury doubt though.

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  9. @FPLStrategist
    • 15 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    HEADCOUNT....Who here has Rooney AND RVP?

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    1. FBI Man
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Rooney RVP and Suarez

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    2. Gimli son of Gloin
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Mise

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  10. Rinseboy
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Which 3 defenders would you play from
    Vertonghen Ridgewell Enrique Gibbs Cameron?

    I am thinking first three depending on fitness?

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    1. iain_90
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      This week I'd go Enrique Gibbs Cameron

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    2. @FPLStrategist
      • 15 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Yep exactly.

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      1. @FPLStrategist
        • 15 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        I mean Vertonghen Ridgewell Enrique

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    3. Animals & Scandals
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Agreed.

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    4. Sting
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      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Vertonghen Enrique gibbs

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      1. Rinseboy
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Thanks will play Ridgewell over Gibbs and injured Gibbs will come in. Thanks guys

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  11. iain_90
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Can someone please look at my team and tell me there's not a more pressing transfer than swapping out Ruddy? Rival has Mignolet and Krul so I don't fancy him for a cleansheet there anyway.

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    1. @FPLStrategist
      • 15 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Nothing pressing. Ruddy out a solid move.

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      1. iain_90
        • 13 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Got to be Begovic right? But not the easiest of fixtures. What about Scezezeezezeny?

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        1. @FPLStrategist
          • 15 Years
          11 years, 10 months ago

          Yep Sczesssezzezzy is the man.

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  12. Animals & Scandals
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Yay or nay?

    Sessegnon -> Snodgrass
    Ba -> Suarez
    4 pt. hit

    Team ATM:
    Begovic
    Enrique/Cuellar/Demel/Shorey/Ivanovic
    Michu/Fellaini/Bale/Sterling/Sessegnon
    RVP/Berbatov/Ba

    3.8m in the bank

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  13. King Huth
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Foster/ Beg
    Davies / Jose Enrique / Cuellar / Cameron / Demel
    Santi Cazorla / Guthrie / Gerrard / Michu / Sess
    Fletcher / Van Persie / Giroud

    1.5m 2FT

    any suggestion plz...

    thinking to bring suarez or tott cover..

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    1. King Huth
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      any help anyone?

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  14. Burty
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Ramirez> Dempsey this week and then swap to Bale when fully fit?

    Godd idea or not?

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    1. Arselona
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      wait till more news on bale.....

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  15. Burty
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    *good, even

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    1. Kevin Twine
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      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      *reply, fail

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  16. Arselona
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Any speculation on how long Ridgewell is likely to be out for???

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  17. Timmy Cahill Rules
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Im considering fletcher soon after the 2 away games to replace Kun

    Reasoning

    1. He has scored great fpl points despite sunderland's poor form so if they go on a good run he will score as well if not better IMO.

    2. No rotation over christmas unlike Kun

    3. Differential in my ML

    4. Gives me funds to improve my dodgy defence i could get G johnson and Huth in and keep baines.

    ImDefinetely keeping kun for the next 2 he could go mad v reading at home

    .

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    1. Elniñorules
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Trust a knock to rotate perfectly with him.

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    2. Somalion
      • 14 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      You could sell Baines too.....

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      1. Timmy Cahill Rules
        • 13 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        i could but baines johnson and huth could be explosive

        and i still have rooney and suarez + silva michu and fellaini

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        1. Somalion
          • 14 Years
          11 years, 10 months ago

          I honestly think that Baines is an absolute waste of funds.

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    3. isacki: full casual
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      He was struggling with a knock at the end of the game last night. I think he played on just to make sure Sunderland won.

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      1. Timmy Cahill Rules
        • 13 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        yeh it wont be till boxing day game so will see how he is then

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    1. Billy Gilmore
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      🙂

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  19. Arselona
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    money no object... Rafael or Vidic...?

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    1. isacki: full casual
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Rafa.

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    2. Paolo Di Laernu - low rep r…
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Vidic as a differential

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  20. thischarmingman
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    What to do with Sess? Sad looking MF, 4.5 in the bank.

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    1. Soccaholic
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Get either Silva or dempsey. When bale is fit, and AFTER the stoke game, get Bale.

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  21. cylus11 ( Manager) - Russia…
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    My team this GW :

    Jask
    Demel, Enrique, Cameron,
    Fellani, Sess, Snodgrass, Walcott
    Fletcher, Roonpig (c), Suarez

    Subs: Shorey, Ridg, Mata, Ming

    Got Snodgrass for Mcanuff for FT.
    Only hit would be for Bale if hes fit

    I guess I will survive with Sund players this GW.

    Any thoughts on the same

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  22. Mind över Mata
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Play Shorey (ARS) or Nelson (FUL) this week?

    Currently on Shorey.

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    1. RamaJama
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Shorey

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    2. Arselona
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      nelsen

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    3. Soccaholic
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      He'll get u an assist this week so Shorey.

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  23. isacki: full casual
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Evans? Are you OK? Are you OK? Are you OK Evans?

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    1. Billy Gilmore
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Jonny works better 🙂

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  24. Iamjack
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    any one thinking doubling up onliverpool defence ????

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    1. isacki: full casual
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Think Enrique and Johnson could be a good plan, yes. Unfortunately I can only get one in for the foreseeable.

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      1. AK ⭐
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Who though Isacki? Enrique's not OOP anymore, it seems, GJ looks like the best bet now?

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        1. Billy Gilmore
          • 12 Years
          11 years, 10 months ago

          GJ >>> Enrique with both as FBs.

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          1. AK ⭐
            • 12 Years
            11 years, 10 months ago

            Surely. He wasn't far behind when Enrique was OOP as well.

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            1. isacki: full casual
              • 13 Years
              11 years, 10 months ago

              Yep GJ is awesome. Still think JE is a good option at LB.

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      2. Iamjack
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        is enrique ok??? then ridgewell to enrique for a hit??

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    2. DonTheSpecialOne
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Always a risk to double, did it once with Chelsea and they conceded in three games in a row. Enrique + Johnson sounds lovely, but without looking at your team, there might be better option if you only pick one of them.

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      1. Iamjack
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        poollooking good at back 4...and nowadays cs is so unpredictable...so why not taking a punt

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        1. DonTheSpecialOne
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 14 Years
          11 years, 10 months ago

          True that. Reading might keep a CS against Arsenal, so it could be an idea for me to play Frederici + Shorey. No but seriously the game is so unpredictable this season

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    3. Arselona
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      no double up, period..

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    4. Chris_White
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      I am considering Baines > Johnson this week. Allows me to upgrade Fletcher and/or Pienaar

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  25. Bring on the shots
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    I wonder who will score more over the next 5 GW's

    Rooney
    RVP

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    1. GoonerByron
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Flip a coin, could be either!

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      1. @FPLStrategist
        • 15 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Rooney.

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        1. Doctor X
          • 13 Years
          11 years, 10 months ago

          There is no chance of you even remotely knowing that.

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    2. DonTheSpecialOne
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      We all do. Got my money on Van Peni$

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  26. Andrew
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Has the FPL been completely updated for the GW because I have some funny numbers on my rankings.

    I am 22k overal but 33k Gameweek 1

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    1. Arselona
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      let it go dude...

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      1. Andrew
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Of course, I'm sure you would in the same situation.

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    2. Andrew
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Actually when I click on the Gameweek 1 league table it does have me listed as 22k as well so I guess the leagues main screen is just screwed up.

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  27. cylus11 ( Manager) - Russia…
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Team for GW 17

    Jask
    Demel, Enrique, Cameron,
    Fellani, Sess, Snodgrass, Walcott
    Fletcher, Roonpig (c), Suarez

    Subs: Shorey, Ridg, Mata, Ming

    Got Snodgrass for Mcanuff for FT.
    Only hit would be for Bale if hes fit

    I guess I will survive with Sund players this GW.

    Any thoughts on the same

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  28. Live4pool
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    J.Enrique in the captain poll but no G.Johnson? Strange.

    btw anyone of you going for (C) Suarez although you have RVP? I'm strongly considering it..

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    1. Soccaholic
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Not against an improving Villa backline and a injury-plagued Sunderland side is available.

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  29. DonTheSpecialOne
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Think I'm gonna save my FT this round, so that I have 2 next GW. Qucik RMT;

    Mignolet
    Demel (?) Rafael Baines
    Sterling Fellaini Cazorla Michu
    Berbatov Van P (C) Tevez (VC)

    Frederici - Noble Shorey Clyne

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  30. Doctor X
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    TEAM: http://imgur.com/9nQAT

    Begovic
    Rangel / Shorey / Evans J
    Santi Cazorla (vc) / Sterling / Michu / Fellaini
    Fletcher / Van Persie (c) / Suarez

    Jaaskelainen / Mata / Gunter / Cuellar

    Which one would you do gents:

    A) Fletcher > Defoe
    B) Evans > Clichy/Nastasic
    C) Anything else?

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