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January Wildcard Strategies

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) managers have now been handed their second Wildcard of the season. A new broom for the New Year – a chance to refresh their entire squads ahead of the remaining Gameweeks of the campaign.

Some will greet such an opportunity with open arms and look to utilise it with haste, banking on the Wildcard to revive ailing fortunes, whilst also playing the markets to maximise team value. Others may decide to delay their surgery – wait on more data and for new gems to be unearthed, with the January transfer window bringing fresh arrivals and potential targets.

This new Wildcard is a tricky beast – while there is perhaps no wrong or right time to let it off its leash, there are factors to consider and tactics to ponder. Over the course of this article, we’ll examine those variables as a precursor to our regular Watchlist update that will provide some insight into our specific player recommendations based on mid-term prospects.

Before we go further, let’s recap on the hard-and-fast rules applied to the January “use it or lose it” Wildcard. As stated by the FPL:

The January Wildcard can only be used after Gameweek 20 starts (1 Jan 11:30) until Gameweek 23 ends (1 Feb 11:30); as the January wildcard isn’t available until after the Gameweek 20 deadline, the earliest these transfers will be active is Gameweek 21.

Timing the Wildcard

It is generally accepted that there is some advantage in delaying the Wildcard until the latest possible date – in this case prior to the end of Gameweek 23. This offers the opportunity to gather more data and catch any differentials or bargains that may emerge and be missed by those who deal early. With the January transfer window and new names on the player list, there is clear potential for new targets to emerge. You only have to recall the impact of Papiss Cisse on his arrival in January to get a reminder on just how a single player can arrive and transform the second half our campaigns. The Newcastle striker notched 13 goals in 14 matches and was an outstanding mid-price prospect.

As we’ve mentioned, there isn’t necessarily any wrong time to start Wildcard trading although, if you resist the temptation to deal early, there is an incentive to hold until the week leading up to February 1 – allowing you to assess new arrivals when the Premier League transfer window closes on January 31.

Previously, we’ve seen the lure of an early Wildcard influenced by an approaching double-Gameweek that fuelled player price inflation. The African Cup of Nations has also been a factor in January, leading to trading of the players involved and obvious price drops. Neither are a factor this season, although there is still some appeal of laying down the Wildcard early. Let’s look at this option and the theories and strategies involved in some detail:

Playing It Early

It’s fair to say that this route will appeal to a very obvious group of Fantasy Premier League managers – those who, to this point, have suffered indfifferent seasons and who feel they are without several key players, rapidly soaring in value.

Indeed, the FPL markets and changing prices play a key role in influencing the decision to lay down the Wildcard early on. With such a frenzy of fixtures over Christmas, a clear set of bandwagons emerge alongside a number of players clearly out of form and plummeting in price.

The early targets are obvious – robust form has seen Arsenal pairing, Theo Walcott and Per Mertesacker, continue to attract suitors, along with Everton’s Seamus Coleman, Man City’s Yaya Toure, Chelsea’s Eden Hazard and Newcastle’s Yohan Cabaye. All of these players could easily continue to rise between this evening and the next Gameweek deadline on January 11 – a ten-day period that could feasibly see them increase by more than 0.2.

If you’re currently without three or even four of these players, the temptation to throw down the Wildcard early in order to catch such a rise will be strong. The concern being that any further delay in acquisition will see them soar out of reach of your budget. In addition, should you also own players likely to experience rapid price drops due to injury or poor form, you will again have to carefully assess the merits of an early refresh.

On the flip-side, if you already boast three or four of the popular transfer targets and have just one or two players dropping in ownership, the lure of the early Wildcard diminishes. You should be able to use free transfers to address any issues to ensure that you lock in funds and catch any remaining rapid risers.

There is, however, another incentive to deal early – the opportunity to cash in on a potentially volatile market and earn a precious few million. In a nutshell, this involves bringing in players likely to rise by 0.2 between this evening and January 11, regardless of whether they are mid-term targets for your squad. The objective is to sell them on prior to Gameweek 21’s deadline, in order to claim your 50% profit and an extra 0.1.

While this is a valid strategy with a 10-day span between deadlines, you have to consider just how many of those players rising by 0.2 or more that you will eventually look to sell on ahead of Gameweek 21. By definition, such players are popular targets with strong form – there may be instances where viable alternatives are available (Laurent Koscielny at 5.4 vs Mertesacker at 6.4), but these may well be edge cases. You have to beware of being distracted by profit and selling on players you should otherwise think about retaining.

I speak from experience here – when playing my Wildcard with such a strategy, I excitedly sold on both Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil in order to earn funds from their 0.3 price rise while my Wildcard was active. Distracted and buoyed by the small profit made, I sold both only to watch them rack up handsome hauls from that point on. My failure to keep them during the Wildcard phase and the refusal to admit my error by transferring them in as soon as possible, cost me points and saw both players continually rise out of my reach. This is a valuable lesson – once the Wildcard is played, it takes a strong Fantasy manager to immediately admit any mistakes and address them. The understandable tendency is to back your Wildcard decisions to the hilt.

Another drawback of dealing early, aside from missing out on potential new arrivals, is that there is a tendency to be attracted to existing bandwagons – understandable due to price considerations. While these players will be worthy targets, it can distract from assessing other options that could offer valuable differentials. If your incentive for dealing early is to attempt to make up ground on your mini-league rivals, signing several players already ensconced in their lineup, which were bought for a cheaper price, is unlikely to help your cause. There is perhaps more merit in holding on to see if they play their Wildcard first and then deal yours to address as many differentials as possible – within reason, of course.

The ability to completely reconstruct your team can obviously give you the opportunity to gain ground on rivals and, if you can interpret the fixture list in your favour and make the right acquisitions, there is every chance that you will make up ground either immediately or in the few Gameweeks that follow. Having said that, if you consider the January Wildcard as your biggest opportunity to make some points back on a rival, you have to remember that, by playing yours first, you’re showing your hand. Your rival will get to see your selection on the following deadline and, while you may make up some ground initially, they will have their own Wildcard to use to cover and react to any differentials you may have acquired, potentially nullifying your advantage pretty quickly. This is not a major consideration if you have another Wildcard up your sleeve but, if that’s also spent, you have to think about playing canny with this one last opportunity.

The Pros
Potentially an instant boost for those suffering red arrows
You can catch the current market trends
You can exploit the market over an 10-day interval prior to Gameweek 21.

The Cons
It’s easy to fixate on bandwagons
You lose the ability to build around new player list additions
You can’t build a team around the current crop of injured heavy-hitters
You reveal your hand to mini-league rivals

Playing It Late

As mentioned, there are a number of key benefits to delaying until the final possible Gameweek to conduct the reconstruction of your squad. The Premier League’s January transfer window could well introduce new players into the mix but, in addition, there are also existing assets – notably Sergio Aguero, Daniel Sturridge and Aaron Ramsey who will all likely return at some point next month. Play your Wildcard early and you may waste the opportunity to build your team around such key figures. Delay it, and you’ll get to assess their form upon returning to fitness and weigh them up next to any new additions to the player list.

Crucially, the later you leave it, the more data and information you’ll have to govern your decisions. This goes beyond team and player form – we may yet see postponements that lead to potential double Gameweeks and the Capital One Cup semis this month will reveal the finalists, certainly creating postponements in Gameweek 28 and a likely double Gameweek to follow. Fixture congestion in January will also inevitably lead to further injuries that may bring some bargains into play.

We should also revisit the key objective of the Wildcard – to gain some advantage on your rivals. As we’ve said, if you play early, you reveal all to your mini-league and allow them to react. If you delay until the final Gameweek, you may get to respond to their changes or, at the very least, refresh your squad at the same time – thus protecting any differentials you may have targeted.

The drawback is, of course, the escalating player prices. It’s hard to predict the level of transfer activity and the market could be volatile. However, you may be able to use free transfers to position your squad to exploit this and avoid losses, without using the Wildcard. Indeed, a recent hot topic from Triggerlips discussed this very topic and advocated using points hits to avoid being pushed into bringing the Wildcard to play prematurely.

Finally, here’s another twist to consider. Gameweek 23 delivers a set of midweek fixtures – meaning that we’ll have teamsheet information prior to the deadline at 7.30pm. This unlocks a number of possibilities, including the option to save transfers or spend points on short-term options, knowing that you have a banked the January Wildcard to play immediately afterwards to repair your squad.

The Pros
You will have more data and information at your disposal
You can exploit any new players that arrive in the Premier League window.
You may be able incorporate the current crop of injured heavy-hitters.
Your protect your strategy from your rivals.
You may be able to react to your rivals’ Wildcards should they play it early.
You may be able to exploit the Gameweek 22 deadline.

The Cons
You forgo the potential to immediately revive your squad.
You may pay a premium for a bandwagon target.

Mark Mark created the beast. He's now looking to tame it.

4,486 Comments Post a Comment
  1. TheSteel
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    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    What are people doing with defensive midfielder Rooney? Podolski is tempting

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    1. FridayNightFail
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      10 years, 10 months ago

      I think I may give him a little bit longer and see how RVP is doing and when he returnss\...

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      1. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
        • 12 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        Sold for Jrod for two nice fixtures

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    2. the cromulent one
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      10 years, 10 months ago

      Well he does play far too deep for anyone's liking... but one gw ago, everyone was captaining him. He is still third in FPL scoring for forwards. Knee-jerking him out seems silly.
      If Aguero is back before the end of the month, I may do Rooney-> Aguero.

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  2. Elniñorules
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    • 13 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Blimey it's suddenly 2014 overnight.

    Horrible hangover from last night! Attended a Breaking Bad themed party in SFO as Gus Fring. Badass!

    How did you all welcome 2014 geezers?

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    1. Elniñorules
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      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Also, many apologies for my little outburst around deadline this morning. I have no idea what I was trying to convey myself 😆 (embarrassing)

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      1. Get up ya bum
        • 15 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        Gus 😎 Nice choice.
        Link me to said embarrassment

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        1. Elniñorules
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          • 13 Years
          10 years, 10 months ago

          Starts here and goes on for the next 3 pages. Think the "Yo Bitch" was in the voice of none other than Pinkman.

          http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk/2014/01/01/spot-the-differential-gameweek-20/?hc_page=16#hc_comment_6420949

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          1. Get up ya bum
            • 15 Years
            10 years, 10 months ago

            Heading out. Will catch up later 😀
            Magnets bitch!

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    2. Viper
      • 14 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      I entered 2014 the same way I entered 2013, 2012, 2011 & 2010.

      Drunk.

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      1. Elniñorules
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        • 13 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        For Mother Russia? 🙂

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        1. Viper
          • 14 Years
          10 years, 10 months ago

          Indeed 🙂

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  3. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    I dont think United home games should come into consideration anymore. They are shocking. Are playing shocking and have a shocking manager esp at home

    Have i said shocking enough?

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    1. Elniñorules
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      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Agreed, I've avoiding Utd players for the foreseeable future. Apart from Januzaj maybe.

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    2. Parm
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      10 years, 10 months ago

      The funny thing is that one signing could change it all.

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      1. A.
        • 13 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        From an FPL perspective I'd like a United midfield signing to give us a nailed on fantasy option there - Reus fits the bill.

        But from the perspective of a Liverpool fan, I want United to stay crap so they won't finish above us, and a big signing could turn things around

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        1. Parm
          • 12 Years
          10 years, 10 months ago

          I was thinking more along the lines of Gundogan/Koke, but Rues would do nicely. 😉

          The creativity from midfield was the main thing lacking today, alongside Moyes' heavy reliance on crosses, needs to change that aspect of his philosophy imo.(I could also mention the terrible subs, but lets not go into that.)

          Anyway, Liverpool are looking very strong this season, and an extra winger(Salah?) in January would give you strength and depth and push your lot for a top 4 finish. A top 4 finish means Suarez stays and makes Liverpool a more attractive destination with UCL football, the only way is up for your lot mate, but if Motes and Woodward splash the cash, you lot will be stuffed 😉

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  4. TD Champ
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    10 years, 10 months ago

    Which good players roumored to the PL this transfer window?

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  5. BootlegRascal
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Assuming Ade is fit:

    How does Sterling+Negredo to Silva+Ade sound for 2FT?

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    1. Royal5
      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Thumbs up.

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    2. Get up ya bum
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      10 years, 10 months ago

      Just about perfect

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      1. Get up ya bum
        • 15 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        If Ade is out go for Jrod

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    3. Elniñorules
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      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Kinda seems sideways, Negredo is still City's main man upfront.

      Would only do it if Sturridge is back.

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      1. BootlegRascal
        • 12 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        This is what I'm banking on

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  6. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Price changes incoming

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  7. Tribecca
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    We can play our Jan WC now? Don't want to play my all season WC.

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    1. Rafabio
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      10 years, 10 months ago

      Yeah

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  8. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Changes in

    Risers

    Skrtel
    Sagna
    Cabaye,
    YOYO
    Podolski
    Livermore
    Jrod
    Welbeck

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  9. Royal5
    • 13 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Anyone know why Huddlestone did'nt cut his hair?

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    1. In Like Flynn.
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      • 14 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Today, he has to wait for his hairdresser coming up from London.

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      1. Royal5
        • 13 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        Really? 😛

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        1. Carrick Doesn't Deserv…
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          10 years, 10 months ago

          yes

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          1. Royal5
            • 13 Years
            10 years, 10 months ago

            Hope his hairdresser got other clients 🙂

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  10. In Like Flynn.
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    10 years, 10 months ago

    @ GTS 🙂

    Finally answered your Sterling question, sorry it was late.

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

    just pressed the WC.....gotta say it felt real good 🙂

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  12. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Fallers

    Jagielka
    James Morrison
    Obrien
    Ageuero
    El ahmadi
    Demel
    JWP
    Buttner
    Oviedo
    Mason Blake
    Chico
    Okeefe
    Aratataotatavic
    OZILLL
    Reed

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    1. Elniñorules
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      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Agueeeeeeeeeroooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo

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      1. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
        • 12 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        And ozil is the other key one

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        1. Get up ya bum
          • 15 Years
          10 years, 10 months ago

          Nice. Both hopefully will be in my wc team next week

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  13. Rambo Motin
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    10 years, 10 months ago

    To everyone whos selling Ramsey! You will regret it when he comes back! Delicious run of fixtures for him too.

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    1. Royal5
      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      It's all about Theo now 😀

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      1. Get up ya bum
        • 15 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        theo + mozilla 😉

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    2. Elniñorules
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      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      He costed me 7+, so wasn't worth keeping when a WC was around the corner.

      Maybe if I bought him at 5.5-6, I would have had second thoughts but unlikely. Could still easily get him back with a 1mil loss.

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      1. Rambo Motin
        • 11 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        He is at 6.7 for me so I can hold on to him, have Walcott to.

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  14. FPL FREAK
    • 10 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Hi guys need an advice….. Should I use jan WC….?? My team can b transformed in to 2 teams…… Which one is better…..??

    My team current::

    Mignolet£5.5 Boruc£4.6

     Clark£4.5 Zabaleta£6.0 Distin£5.2 Turner£4.3 Ward£4.0 

    Walcott£9.5 Hazard£10.2 Cabaye£6.7 Morrison£4.7 Bannan£4.4 

    Negredo£9.6 Rooney£11.3 Suárez£12.1

    Team 1::

    Mignolet. K davies

    Zaba. Distin. Whittaker. Chester. Ward

    Wallcot. Hazard. Yaya. Cabaye. Ward prowse

    Suarez. Rooney. Roriguez.

    OR

    team 2:

    Mignolet. K davis

    Sagna. Zaba. Williamson. Whittaker. Ward.

    Walcott. Hazard. Cabaye. Lallana. Januzaj/sterling

    Suarez. Rooney. Rpdriguez…

    in team1 by replcing yaya wid silva i can get williamson in place of chester.... Any other team acc to u....??

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    1. Sparrer
      • 11 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Why not Marshall and Mannone as your keepers? Mignolet looks likely to drop with all the wildcards, Mar/Man rotate really nicely.

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  15. FridayNightFail
    • 11 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Thinking of getting rid of Cabaye for Eriksen. Good idea? Loco idea??

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    1. Royal5
      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Time will tell. It's a bit sideways though.

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      1. FridayNightFail
        • 11 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        Better to do Morrison to Eriksen and give some more time to Cabaye then?

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        1. Royal5
          • 13 Years
          10 years, 10 months ago

          Think so.

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          1. FridayNightFail
            • 11 Years
            10 years, 10 months ago

            Thanks for your input.

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  16. Viper
    • 14 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    This might seem a bit mad but i'm strongly considering it..

    Walker & Rooney -> Koscielny & RVP (c). 4 point hit

    Getting on the bandwagons early is how success is achieved. And, yes i'm aware that Walker has CPL at home but hopefully RVP put's that right. Obviously I'll wait for news etc.

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    1. Elniñorules
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      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Don't think RVP will make it in time mate. Bench role at best I'd think.

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    2. money face bandwagon
      • 11 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Haha just look at gerrard and baines. Both benched For a week When back from injuries. At least wait till he starts

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  17. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    FULL CHANGES 2/1/14

    RISERS:

    Skrtel
    Sagna
    Cabaye,
    Yaya Toure
    Podolski
    Livermore
    Jrod
    Welbeck

    FALLERS:

    Jagielka
    James Morrison
    Obrien
    Aguero
    El ahmadi
    Demel
    JWP
    Buttner
    Oviedo
    Mason
    Blake
    Chico
    Okeefe
    Aratataotatavic
    OZIL
    Reed

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  18. Bojan Horsemack
    • 10 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Anyone know anything about Alcaraz for Everton? Cheap as chips, but any good? Any hope of future Everton cleanies without Jags??

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    1. A.
      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      He wasn't terrible for Wigan, probably one of their better defenders, but they never kept clean sheets tbh.

      Especially with both CBs out, Stones and Alcaraz doesn't look a brilliant partnership tbh

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      1. Bojan Horsemack
        • 10 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        Appreciate it mate

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  19. Elniñorules
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    • 13 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Planning to save an FT to get 2 City players for the juicy CAR game. Can see a cricket score there with City still scoring for fun.

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    1. Get up ya bum
      • 15 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      wc 😉

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      1. Elniñorules
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        • 13 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        tot and CHE after though, so I wouldn't want more than 2 City players with Liv/Ars/Utd/Che having cracking fixtures.

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    2. Chris_White
      • 13 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      +1

      Probably gonna be another borefest like the Palace game though 😕

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  20. lifes a pitch
    • 11 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    when will adebayor price rise?

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    1. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
      • 12 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      WOnt for a while as hes flagged

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  21. sinik
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    • 11 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    yessss Kun and Ozil..keep dropping, keep dropping 🙂

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    1. Get up ya bum
      • 15 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      🙂

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  22. Carrick Doesn't Deserv…
    • 11 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    are the good players holding off on WC then?

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

      lol

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  23. Sheldon420
    • 11 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Team is

    Szczesny
    Coleman Terry Burner
    Hazard (vc) Walcott Cazorla Cabaye
    Suarez (c) Lukaku Negredo

    4.0 Delph McCartney Moxey

    1 FT, 0.0m ITB

    A) Cazorla > Silva
    B) Negredo > JRod

    Strongly leaning towards A.

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    1. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
      • 12 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Do both. Jrod could have a big game vs WBA

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    2. Sparrer
      • 11 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      A

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  24. Rambo Motin
    • 11 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    How does this GW23 team look lads!

    Mannone / Kelvin Davis

    Coleman / Koscielny / Chester (Baker, Ward)

    Walcott / Silva / Ramsey / Eriksen (Cabral a 4.1 because need cash)

    Augero / Suarez / Rooney

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

      does Cabral start? Canas from Swansea is 4.2 and nailed on

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      1. Rambo Motin
        • 11 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        No he dosent. And cheers, if that 0.1 can come around.

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      2. Bojan Horsemack
        • 10 Years
        10 years, 10 months ago

        + JWP might be another option, and def a possibility for points.

        Watched Eriksen a fair bit earlier in the season and found him really frustrating (much like Coutinho). Potential there though if he finds some form and Spurs are finally scoring.

        Rooney needs to properly get over his injury before I'm letting him near my side. Groin strains need at least a few weeks of rest.

        Will probably go for that same keeper combination.

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

          Eriksen looks way different under Sherwood tbf

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        2. Rambo Motin
          • 11 Years
          10 years, 10 months ago

          Cheers man

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    1. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
      • 12 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Kun, Suarez, Ade

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

        yep probably!

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    2. TheSteel
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      • 12 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      He reminds me of Berbatov. Anyone else?

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

        in what way?

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        1. TheSteel
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          • 12 Years
          10 years, 10 months ago

          He slows down time w the ball at his feet. Makes alot of space for himself especially for a big man. And every strike is hit clean as you like as a result

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

            he's a quality striker that always has non-football problems. he's a lot like Ibra in that regard..

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  26. Viper
    • 14 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Why did I sell Ramsey 🙁

    Now I have Sterling sitting in my team and not the mighty Ramsey. Originally bought Ramsey for 5.7m too..

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

      when did you buy Sterling? I bought him before his 2 rises and he's on the cusp of a 3rd..hope he rises a 4th time (probably won't happen) before I sell him at the WC

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  27. El Berbossa - \\\"El b…
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Call me crazy but i think ade went down to avoid the occasion in the cup tie vs Arsenal.

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    1. crystalpalaceRus
      • 12 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      why would he do that when he ran a full pitch to celebrate infront of them lol

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    2. Arsenal USA FC
      • 11 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Trying to avoid a RCard

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    3. TorresMagic™
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      • 15 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      Crazy

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  28. crystalpalaceRus
    • 12 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    im wildcarding bye

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  29. TorresMagic™
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    • 15 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Morning all 🙂

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    1. sinik
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      • 11 Years
      10 years, 10 months ago

      you've missed a lot of RMWCT!

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  30. Royal5
    • 13 Years
    10 years, 10 months ago

    Anyone watch Everton? Was hoping Baines would feed Lukaku with some crossing in to the box..

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