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Season Predictions 2012/13 – View From The Scouts

Over the last week or so the Fantasy Football Scout fold have been sharing our innermost thoughts with regards to some of the most “Burning Questions” ahead of the new campaign. To accompany our views there, here’s our annual quick-fire round of predictions, where we let you know the players each of us are tipping to shine in a new season…

As our entry from last year will show you we’re prone to making the odd mistake (or seven). Steve Kean, eh? Who would have thought he would still be in a job. Even after he got Blackburn relegated, as half of us rightly predicted.

Here follows our thoughts on the year ahead. Soak it in and then join the discussion and offer your thoughts and counter-comments down below.

Andy, that’s my good self, kicks things off for 2012/13 with what is no doubt a bit of a fancy for one player in particular. And it’s not even Gylfi Sigurdsson. This is almost partisan from our resident all-rounder.

The Premier League

Top Five (1-5): Man City, Man United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Tottenham
Bottom Four (17-20): Norwich, QPR, Wigan, Reading
This year’s Overachievers: Aston Villa
This Year’s Underachievers: Fulham
Top Goalscorer: Sergio Aguero
Most Assists: Seb Larsson
Team with Most Clean Sheets: Man United
Most Yellow Cards: Samba Diakite
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Mark Hughes
Worst Signing: Marcus Rosenburg

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Top Bonus Point Darling: Sergio Aguero
Best Differential: Robert Snodgrass
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Mark Schwarzer
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Ryan Shawcross
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): Seb Larsson
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Danny Graham


Second out of the traps is Big Dunc. One of two Everton fans on the Scout payroll our resident toffee can’t help but get a little bit excited at the prospects of his club. Is he mad? We’ll find out by May.

The Premier League

Top Five (1-5): Man City, Man United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Everton
Bottom Four (17-20): Fulham, Wigan, Reading, Southampton
This year’s Overachievers: Aston Villa
This Year’s Underachievers: Fulham
Top Goalscorer: Sergio Aguero
Most Assists: David Silva
Team with Most Clean Sheets: Man City
Most Yellow Cards: Lucas Leiva
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Martin Jol
Worst Signing: Hugo Rodallega

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Top Bonus Point Darling: Sergio Aguero
Best Differential: Charles N’Zogbia
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Shay Given
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Fabio Da Silva
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): Steven Pienaar
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Danny Graham


Having signed mid-way through last Stilicho gets his first Scout attempt to show everyone just how prophetic he is. His opinions on Norwich pretty much separate this gent from everyone else involved so he’s either a mad heretic or the one we should all be looking to in the future.

The Premier League

Top Five (1-5): United, City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs
Bottom Four (17-20): Southampton, Swansea, West Ham, Reading
This year’s Overachievers: Norwich
This Year’s Underachievers: Swansea
Top Goalscorer: Sergio Aguero
Most Assists: Antonio Valencia
Team with Most Clean Sheets: City
Most Yellow Cards: Samba Diakite
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Michael Laudrup
Worst Signing: Fabio Borini

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Gareth Bale
Top Bonus Point Darling: Sergio Aguero
Best Differential: —–
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Simon Mignolet
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Steven Taylor
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): Steven Pienaar
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Danny Graham


Granville gets a weekly platform on the Scoutcast to discuss and debate with Mark on all things Fantasy Football related. In this post he has, perhaps unsurprisingly, decided to pick some answers from the red side of Manchester. What’s more surprising is that we can see some light blue too.

The Premier League

Top five (1-5): Man United, Man City, Arsenal, Spurs, Chelsea
Bottom four (17-20): Wigan, Southampton, Norwich, Stoke
This year’s Overachievers: Aston Villa
This Year’s Underachievers: Stoke
Top Goalscorer: Sergio Aguero
Most Assists: Shinji Kagawa
Team with Most Clean Sheets: Man City
Most Yellow Cards: Samba Diakite
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Sam Allardyce
Worst Signing: Fabio Borini

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Top Bonus Point Darling: Wayne Rooney
Best Differential: Jan Vertonghen
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Adam Federici
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Liam Ridgewell
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): Stephen Pienaar
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Djibril Cisse


Also having his first dabble at infamy is Jonty. With no Premier League allegiances for this Brighton fan, his picks can come untainted by any frivolous behaviour. He wisely agreed with me about a certain West Brom player.

The Premier League

Top Five (1-5): Man Utd, Man City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Liverpool
Bottom Four (17-20): West Brom, Reading, Norwich, Southampton
This year’s Overachievers: Sunderland
This Year’s Underachievers: Spurs
Top Goalscorer: Sergio Aguero
Most Assists: Juan Mata
Team with Most Clean Sheets: Man City
Most Yellow Cards: Cheikh Tiote
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Steve Clarke
Worst Signing: Marcus Rosenberg

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Top Bonus Point Darling: Wayne Rooney
Best Differential: Charles N’Zogbia
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Jussi Jaaskelainen
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Steven Taylor
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): Steven Pienaar
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Danny Graham


Anorak may be our resident specialist when it comes to the men in black but he also likes to think he can be a dab hand at Fantasy football too. As far as top goalscorer predictions, he marks himself out as the black sheep of the Scout fraternity by being the only one not to tow the party line.

The Premier League

Top five (1-5): City, United, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs
Bottom four (17-20): Wigan, Southampton, Norwich, Reading
This year’s Overachievers: West Brom
This Year’s Underachievers: Sunderland
Top Goalscorer: Wayne Rooney
Most Assists: David Silva
Team with Most Clean Sheets: City
Most Yellow Cards: Kevin Nolan
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Chris Hughton
Worst Signing: Modibo Maiga

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Wayne Rooney
Top Bonus Point Darling: Wayne Rooney
Best Differential: Gervinho
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Ben Foster
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Steven Taylor
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): Michu
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Djibril Cisse


Having churned out more top quality articles than Anchor have butter, Paul is well versed on all things Premier League and as such we expect him to score 100% when we mark his results in May. Even if one of his answers is Emmerson Boyce, who are we to second guess?

The Premier League

Top five (1-5): City, United, Arsenal, Chelsea, Spurs
Bottom four (17-20): Southampton, Norwich, West Brom, Reading
This year’s Overachievers: Villa
This Year’s Underachievers: West Brom
Top Goalscorer: Sergio Aguero
Most Assists: Santi Cazorla
Team with Most Clean Sheets: Man City
Most Yellow Cards: Cheick Tiote
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Steve Clarke
Worst Signing: Oscar

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Top Bonus Point Darling: Sergio Aguero
Best Differential: Steven Gerrard
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Simon Mignolet
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Emmerson Boyce
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): Steven Pienaar
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Djibril Cisse


Mark The guv’nor brings up the rear and clearly has a problem with Swansea’s prospects, whilst talking up that Southampton mob. Mark backed Grant Holt last season and, similarly, he’s going with Rickie Lambert to turn up with a similar goal spree. Oh, and he still fancies Leighton Baines. Must be the haircut or the record collection.

The Premier League

Top five (1-5): United, City, Chelsea, Arsenal, Spurs
Bottom four (17-20): Southampton, Swansea, West Ham, Reading
This year’s Overachievers: Aston Villa
This Year’s Underachievers: Swansea
Top Goalscorer: Sergio Aguero
Most Assists: Juan Mata
Team with Most Clean Sheets: Man United
Most Yellow Cards: Cheick Tiote
First Boss to Bite the Bullet: Chris Hughton
Worst Signing: Oscar

Fantasy Premier League (FPL) Top Points Scorers

Overall Top Points Scorer: Sergio Aguero
Top Bonus Point Darling: Sergio Aguero
Best Differential: Leighton Baines
Top Scoring Budget Goalkeeper (5.0 and under): Mark Schwarzer
Top Scoring Budget Defender (5.0 and under): Brede Hangeland
Top Scoring Budget Midfielder (6.5 and under): James McClean
Top Scoring Budget Forward (6.5 and under): Rickie Lambert

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7,054 Comments Post a Comment
  1. Maximus Bonimus Pointimus
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Have to say I'm pretty happy with my team... it hasn't changed since last night!

    DDG
    Hangeland/Zabaleta/Staylor
    Lamps/VDV/Maloney/Mclean
    Tevez/Aguero/Torres(c)
    (Begovic/Cuellar/Demel/Noble)

    Obviously I'm banking on City thumping 3 or 4 past southampton & Fergie rotating his wingers & forwards.

    Considering downgrading Begovic to a 4.0m & hoping DDG doesn't get rotated, as well as downgrading Noble to Marveaux/Kacinaklic... those moves would free up a further 1.0m for unforseen events

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

    Simple A or B please - big hitter or balance?

    A. CAZORLA NOBLE Mata Bale Kaca
    B. PIENAAR N'ZOG Matt Bale Kaca

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

      Big hitter

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  3. 7heRealDeal
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Hey guys! Hope your teams are shaping up well!

    Any idea about how nailed on Ryan Nelsen is?

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

      Hes in my team, but looks Onuoha is more nailed on

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  4. Bielsa's Blue Bucket
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Nani to Zenit, oh please go and make all our lives easier.

    Final draft:
    DDG Federici
    ShawX Zabaletta Saylor Gunter Barnett
    Kagawa Mata(C) Pineear Nasri Britton
    Tevez Torres Graham

    Torres out Rooney in when it suits best, also Mata out for spurs/arsenal cover

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  5. Bøwstring The Carp
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    This news about Nani --> Zenit St. Petersburg would make Ashley Young a star pick surely?

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    1. LeBron - King of Argentina
      • 11 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Yes, potentially

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    2. Call Me Old Fashioned
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Nani will not be sold

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

    Which GK rotates best with Jussi?

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

      Have found that Federici and Begovic work quite well

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

        Thanks, I thought Fed worked well.

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

          Jussi/Fed for first 12, then see what situation is at Stoke and if Bego/Sor is first choice.

          From there on Bego/Sor + Jussi depending how Reading def go by then.

          Anyway, that's what I'm doing.

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

            Cool thanks for your input.

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

        No they don't

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

      Friedel

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  7. Demel
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Someone once said that there is a fine line between genius and insanity. I am sitting there without RVP, Aguero, Torres, Tevez and Rooney in my line-up. Which side of the line am I? Time will tell.

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    1. Malcolm Tucker for England …
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 13 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      To quote joey "you're so far over the line you can't see the line anymore. The line is just a dot to you"

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

      Who are your forwards then?

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

        Defoe, Podolski, Graham. Lots of goals and allows 3 big hitters in midfield and 4 at the back. They also aren't subject to rotation and good fixtures to boot.

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    3. Kevin Twine
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      On the insanity side.

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  8. Omar Little
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Could I trouble some of you fine gentlemen share some of your wisdom
    on the team I have constructed together below, ta ta.

    Green – Davies

    A.Cole – Hughes – Colo – Wilson – Cuellar

    Bale – Lamps – Piennar – Taarabt – Guthrie

    Tevez – Aguero – Torres

    Winning team, yes?

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

      If Utd and Arsenal played in Timbuktu you'd be looking pretty damn strong.

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  9. Mevz
    • 11 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Thoughts?
    Federici (Jussi)
    Vertonghen – Hangeland – Terry (Clyne – Tierney)
    Guthrie – Dyer – Cazorla – Bale (Kagawa)
    Bent – Tevez – Torres

    £0 in the bank
    GW2- Terry>Vidic

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  10. KJ-
    • 11 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    A Cole or Torres with the armband?

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

    What's the best option ?

    I realy think that Newcastle can beat Tottenham and was thinking to play short term options Marveaux or Obertan for 4.5 mil.

    Other long term options for my team are: Britton, El Ahmady, Guthrie ?

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

    eyy lads what do you think?

    jask sub:federici

    lescott a cole hangeland sub : demel , clyne

    bale mata valencia guthrie sub : dyer

    tevez aguero C graham

    thanks

    0.5 in bank to swtich aguero to rooney in gw2

    btw any faith in torres lads?

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  13. zan
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    A) Tevez , Nani/Valencia, Zaba
    B) Aguero , Noble, Kompany
    C) Aguero ,Taarabt ,Lescott

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  14. zee303
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    a) Santi Cazorla + Williams (or another 5m defender)

    or

    b) Ramires + Vermalaen

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

      A

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    2. MitchConnor
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      B.

      Chelsea have DGW and Cazorla might only play a bit part this weekend or a small chance not at all.

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  15. MitchConnor
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    What's the news on Noble then? Just noticed people saying he's a doubt but can't find anything myself

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  16. MJ6987
    • 13 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Reply to Jackoff. This forum needs sorting out! It's outgrown itself.

    Ok that was an exaggeration. Yes Rooney has not been main striker for ages and still done well but he has not been working with a “main man” since Ronaldo was there and then he was pushed out to the left. Would not be wholly surprised to see a similar thing happen now, with Kagawa in the hole.

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

      So fergie will bench 2 of his 3 wingers and no PT for Chicha/Welbeck/berba???

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      1. MJ6987
        • 13 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        There will be a lot of rotation of course. Don't think Fergie trusts Nani that much.

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    2. roscola
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • Has Moderation Rights
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      One more repost since it's relevant:

      Another quality analysis from Chris Glover. Impact of JVP moving to Utd.

      http://premierleaguefantasy.blogspot.com/2012/08/the-changing-landscape-or-what-to-do.html

      Short answer: JVP may possibly end up being worth his 13.0m (let’s wait and see) but whenever Rooney has shared the pitch with big names his fantasy returns have suffered hugely.

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  17. KujaliaFC
    • 11 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Okay, about Diaby ....

    (1) Cazorla played an international in Puerto Rico and crossed 5 (I think) time zones twice.
    (2) Arteta is coming back after a knock.
    (3) Chamberlain is definitely out injured.

    Could it be that Diaby will play at least 60 minutes tomorrow? If he does and gets a goal and an assist, it could be quite a differential for me. What do people think?

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

      Braver man than me - I personally think that Cazorla will play

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    2. blue cheese
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      I think you should go for it. I hope it pays off, I really do! 🙂

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

        Nitin, I have no space for Diaby. I have Vermaelen, Cazorla and Podolski. I've convinced my girlfriend to put him in her team though. She's a Spurs fan, so she hadn't loaded up on Arsenal players anyway.

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  18. Granite
    • 11 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Jones Smalling and Evans all out for Utds start

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  19. Mrtehbigcheese
    • 11 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    eyy lads what do you think?

    jask sub:federici

    lescott a cole hangeland sub : demel , clyne

    bale mata valencia guthrie sub : dyer

    tevez aguero C graham

    thanks

    0.5 in bank to swtich aguero to rooney in gw2

    btw any faith in torres lads

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  20. griff
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Sorry but... I have to! Driving me mad!! Tell me what you reckon:

    Foster Gazzinga

    A.Cole Lescott Hangelaand Clyne Demel

    Bale Ramires YaYa Pienaar Britton

    Aguero RVP Pog

    I'll have Torres for week 1, 3 mil in the bank to up him to RVP week 2..

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

      Reckon good team

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  21. Bobbydhino - ⚒ Saint Slav…
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    How will Assaidi impact LFC? Downing and Cole to make way?

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

      He'll replace Downing but Cole was never going to start.

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  22. BMox81
    • 14 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Come on - I can't be the only one with RVP in my team.....

    Script is written that he's gonna bang in a couple on his debut!

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  23. B.P.R.D.
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    OH GOD I ENTIRELY CHANGED MY TEAM AGAIN.

    /Repeat till 2012-08-18-11:30-GMT

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    1. B.P.R.D.
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Aguero/Podolski/Tevez

      (OH GOD WHAT AM I DOING)

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      1. B.P.R.D.
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        No plans for Rooney.

        (THIS IS MADNESS)

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  24. Conor Salmon for life
    • 11 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Rmt please

    de gea

    a cole ferdinand zab(demel)(Cylne)

    VDV michu mata nasri(noble)

    tevez petric torres

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  25. Eden Eden
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Rmt please 🙂
    Cech - jussi
    Cole - zaba - Clark - demel - jenkinson
    Yaya - Cazorla - ______ - dyer - Ireland
    Torres (+2mil) - pog(+1mil) - tevez

    8.5 to fill the gap, thanks a lot

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    1. No Totti No Party
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Kagawa

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  26. Mrtehbigcheese
    • 11 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    this blog really needs to be sorted out...way too many posts

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

      no it doesn't, stop moaning.

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  27. Bunji
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    REPOST: Reports that Southampton have signed Bologna star Gaston Ramirez for a club record transfer fee of 15 million pounds! And QPR have signed Jose Bosingwa on a free transfer. Both could potentially spark some interest! What are your guys thoughts?

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    1. roscola
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • Has Moderation Rights
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Bosingwa news boosts appeal of other QPR assets - more clean sheets. I can't see any Southampton player being worth owning but I'd love to be proved wrong.

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

        Since when has Beausewinger been in the same sentence as CS?

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

      bosingwa lacks fitness
      ramirez may need some time

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

      Old news... Both maybe depending on price.

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  28. FORCA INTER
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Tottenham are ready to make a move for Chelsea midfielder Raul Meireles, 29, as a replacement for Real Madrid-bound Luka Modric.

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    1. Bøwstring The Carp
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      This news sadddens me. Meireles is pants.

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    2. Piggs Boson
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      He seems very biased toward Portugese players. I worry for Tottenham.

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

      Why do managers rate him so much? AVB liked him, played quite a few games under RDM, and even the Portuguese national coach likes him. He's a mediocre player at best.

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      1. LeBron - King of Argentina
        • 11 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        True

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

        Nah, he's more than mediocre. He was good at Liverpool

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  29. Abominable Snowy84
    • 12 Years
    11 years, 10 months ago

    Whats the news today fantasy-wise?

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    1. blue cheese
      • 12 Years
      11 years, 10 months ago

      Beauswinger joining QPR, Gaston Ramirez joining Southampton.

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      1. Abominable Snowy84
        • 12 Years
        11 years, 10 months ago

        Ta.

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