Saturday Dugout Discussion

TEAM NEWS

Barcelona: Valdes; Alves, Mascherano, Puyol, Adriano; Xavi, Busquets, Thiago; Tello, Messi, Iniesta.

Real Madrid: Casillas; Arbeloa, Pepe, Ramos, Coentrao; Khedira, Xabi Alonso; Di Maria, Ozil, Ronaldo; Benzema.

Jesus its tough deciding who to bring in for the DGW.

are Taarabt and Kyle Walker long lost twins!

Well luckily I forgot to change my subs so Collins is sitting on the bench and Simpson played. That was a waste of a 4pt hit.

VDV has been lively, but Spurs overall are playing shite. kept ball in their own half too much.

I am going out for a cycle and when I get back I expert a Bale hat-trick with BAE a Hat-trick of assists. 🙂

Laters!

This is why DGW are so overrated

Come on Spurs, show some bloody energy and pace. The most frustrating thing is QPR are an average team. P.S Bale stay on the left, stop trying to be Ronaldo all the time

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Twins?

Conclusion: Pienaar, VDV and Maxi are all worth keeping an eye on for next week (on for Theo).

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next season i'm making 1 change each week. no more. 2 wildcards will be used, 1 in january the other on the final day. let's see how long this lasts haha

GW 36 Hotshots. 🙂 Anyone got a better team???
Friedel(2)
Terry(2) BAE(2) Simpson(2) Caulker
Mata(2) Petrov(2) Sigg Sess
Suarez(2) Pog(2)

Bench: Vorm Evans Valencia Tevez

C'mon Jose! Get Barca really really tired for Tuesday's clash.

So my long thought out plan to bring in Ade and Baines for DGW glory might now have been reduced to doing Kelly to Hibbert with a saved TF for GW 37.

I guess it's true what they say about best laid plans...

Are we all being a bit blind continually talking up Bale and VDV for the DGW while they continue to disappoint?

JKs DGW Analysis - Defenders - Part 1

Tottenham

Moat likely Target - Benoit AssouEkotto

The man otherwise known as BAE, has form in DGWs as those of us that owned him for his last one can testify. Priced at 5 million at the of the game, the current 3rd placed defender's price has sky-rocketed up to 6.3, making him a little more restrictive on budgets, so props to those who kept him. But, if money if no issue and you want a Spur's defender, BAE is your man, his attacking returns are the reason his price has shot up.

Alternative Option - Younes Kaboul

Priced at a more reasonable 5.5, the Spurs' centre-halve's absence could be seen as major reason behind his sides recent defensive woes. Although he has delivered just 1 goal this season, he remains a threat from set-pieces and offers a nailed on route into Spurs' defence. That being said, there are still doubts over whether he will make it back for DGW, so potential investors may wish to hold off until Friday's press conference. But if he's fit, Kaboul offers a great chance of DGW returns

Doosra Differential Punt - Kyle Walker

It was felt at the start of the season that Walker was the bet for Spurs' defenders. However, after a fine start his returns have tailed off, and he no longer looks the safe bet he once was. But for those seeking something different Walker may be the guy.

Everton

Most Likely Target - Phil Jagielka

This spot would have gone to Leighton Baines, but with him ruled out, the Everton skipper moves into the top spot. With 2 goals to his name already the Everton skipper appears nailed on for both games and and 5.3 million could offer excellent value for money

Alternative option - Tony Hibbert

With Baines out, Phil Neville's will play left-back meaning Choppa Tony is almost certain to play right-back in both games. At 4.6 he is dirt cheap, but for a man who offers so little in the way of attacking returns, what do you expect. Hibbert is the man to pick if you are shopping in the Everton defence on a budget

Doosra Differential Punt - Sylvain Distin

Almost certain to start alongside Jagielka at centre-back, the Frenchman appears to have the edge on John Heitinga for a starting berth. Not as prolific as in previous seasons, Distin still offers a decent attacking threat and could be a great punt if you need to make up some ground

Newcastle

Most likely target - Danny Simpson

An ever present for Newcastle this season the 4.7 million priced full-back could see an increase in investment in the run up to DGW, especially after delivering a 14th clean sheet of the season. Simpson has provided 2 assists this season and his marauding runs down the right always leave the promise of more. But he was subbed early in GW35, with a potential injury, so would be buyers should exercise caution.

Alternative option - Mike Williamson

Coming in at just 4.2, Williamson is nailed on alongside Coloccini at the heart of the Newcastle defence. Williamson has returned 1 assist so far and will continue to be a threat at corners. If Simpson is too much of a stretch, or you own him but fancy doubling up, he could be the man for you.

Doosra Differential Option - Davide Santon

A run of games from the bench seemed to have signaled the end of Santon's run this season. However, his patience, and that of his owners (points to self) has been rewarded as Santon has returned to the first team and delivered his owners 3 straight clean sheets and a bonus point. At 4.2 with 0.6% ownership Santon could be that cheeky punt that makes all the difference

What you'll still doing over here, fools. NEW POST

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Pique is back to where he started. Out of favour at Barcelona 🙂

Bale injured

Spurs are hopeless right?