Not sure when it will be, but I'll give you what I wrote on the fixtures:

Fixtures play a key role when deciding which fantasy players to invest in. Generally managers opt for form over fixtures; however a kind run of games can yield form whilst putting faith in a player before they go on a scoring run can yield brilliant returns. Vardy certainly has the form factor, but what about fixtures? Here is how the next 4 look.

This upcoming week he faces Arsenal at home. They have looked fairly tight at the back in recent weeks, keeping 3 consecutive clean sheets in GWs 3, 4 and 5 whilst only conceding 5 goals over the 6 weeks that have passed. They came unstuck against a Chelsea side who have been struggling for form recently, conceding 2 goals in a game which saw them have 2 players sent off. With Arsenal missing Coquelin and likely lining up with 2 inexperienced and somewhat erratic centre backs in Gabriel and Chambers, they may not prove to be a solid as we would expect. Leicester have scored 13 goals over their 6 games in what is currently a very attacking in form side and I would be surprised if Arsenal manage to hold them out.

Leicester then have a trip to Norwich, a team who have favoured scoring goals over keeping clean sheets. The manager has come out and said that they will happily concede 2 goals if it means they score 3. Since Leicester have not been tight at the back in recent weeks, this could have the makings of a very high scoring game. You would imagine that both teams would go for the win, meaning we could well see Vardy getting involved. He does have a 38.5% involvement rate after all. The Canaries have conceded 10 goals throughout their 6 games; that’s an average of 1.7 goals per game.

Gameweek 9 see’s Leicester take on Southampton, a team who have previously been regarded for their defensive prowess. Conceding 8 goals in 6 games so far this season, they haven’t looked their best, though they have managed to keep 3 clean sheets in the process. Looking further into it however, these came against West Brom, Watford and Norwich. They failed to keep out attacking sides like Manchester United and Everton whilst also conceding 2 goals to a shambolic Newcastle. The return of Ryan Bertrand and addition of centre back van Dijk could see some defensive form return to the Saints in what may prove to be a tough encounter for Leicester.

The following week sees them face Palace, a team who seem to have forgotten what a clean sheet actually is. In their last 20 games they have managed to keep only 1 clean sheet. They haven’t conceded too many this season, only 7 goals in 6 games, but it doesn’t look like they will keep Leicester out. This is a great fixture for Vardy which should see him return more points, but probably not a haul.
More long term, over the next 9 games, their fixtures look like this:

ARS (H), nor (A), sou (A), CPL (H), wba (A), WAT (H), new (A), MUN (H), swa (A)

Not great, 3/4 away are we classifying Vardy as fixture proof?

haha j/k just making you nervous 😉

I like Vardy, he is one of my favourite strikers in the PL

As below, Sterling and Gomis > De Bruyne and Vardy

Ya thinking either Sanchez / KDB & Vardy

Ighalo?

Whatever. But there's a match right behind the corner in which I'd really like to have the Swans starting CF.

Bring Sturridge or Coutinho in then and then let me know how you are going in a month

Cheers Nate

thanks both !

Aye 😆

You need to play it to understand it maybe, each to their own

Not all sports but rugby yes and not all positions need you to be tough

Martial looked good today but might not get nailed on starts that's the problem

I think those who want him have probably already got him. It's probably downhill from here.

There's the point that his ownership is already very high. A lot of nti went to wast this week.

Point well made. That one just hurts as I may well want him in my team when I sort out WC, so loathe to purchase him at a higher price.

It could be. I just assumed as he's the most expensive, he won't rise as fast. Maybe i'm underestimating most players, but i can't imagine selling Aguero being one of their main priorities with the fixtures to come. Although granted, his form is shocking

So why ask the question?