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The Weekly Shop – Gameweek 27

Welcome to the latest instalment of the Weekly Shop which finds us scanning the player list from partner game FanDuel in a bid to pin-point some of the leading prospects for our weekend line-ups.

To begin, we consider the upcoming fixtures and isolate the matches that we believe will provide the key targets.

Manchester United’s win in the EFL Cup Final on Sunday was a sixth straight victory – that form forces us to consider Jose Mourinho’s side. Their Opponents Bournemouth have been fighting to reverse a severe slump in form, ensuring that their defence should provide some battling centre-backs for consideration.

Elsewhere, White Hart Lane has been a fruitful hunting ground for Spurs of late – especially for their lone striker. Visitors Everton should provide a compelling clash, and Ronald Koeman’s side have some combative options to ponder.

Finally, a convincing victory over Liverpool puts Leicester City assets back in the frame. The Foxes host a Hull side that is much improved under head coach Marco Silva and continue to present value across several positions.

The Better Buys

In this first section of our player list analysis, we consider the players that carry weighty price-tags but have the form and a promising enough fixture to warrant inclusion. They will be the foundation for our line-ups and could be key to reaching the prize spots across FanDuel’s contests.

We start by contemplating a pair of goalkeepers that have every opportunity of collecting the ten FanDuel points on offer for a clean sheet.

Our stand-out candidate this weekend is Manchester United’s David De Gea (£7.1m), on the back of three consecutive Premier League shut-outs. The Spanish stopper looks kindly priced for the visit of Bournemouth having conceded only two goals over the last six Gameweeks.

Elsewhere, Stoke City’s recent resilience at the bet365 Stadium provides another possible contender for our goalkeeper jersey.

Lee Grant (£7.2m) has secured four clean sheets over his last seven matches at home, making 24 saves. Goal-shy Middlesbrough are his weekend opponents, with Aitor Karanka’s side boasting just two goals from their previous seven matches.

For our back-line in FanDuel, we focus on defenders that return steady numbers for clearances, block and interceptions (CBI’s), alongside tackles won. It’s therefore defences that encounter dominant attacks that should elicit the big points.

Hull City’s Andrea Rannochia is available for a reasonable £7.9m and boasts an average of 22.69 points in FanDuel over four outings. The Italian’s 46 CBI’s and 12 tackles over this spell compares favourably to team-mate Harry Maguire’s 51 CBI’s and 6 tackles – especially considering the latter costs £8.8m this time out.

The Tigers travel to the King Power Stadium to face a newly-confident Leicester City outfit who are likely to be buoyed by their win over Liverpool.

Ashley Williams (£8m) is our next pick – the Everton centre-back is in the top five for CBI’s over the last six Gameweeks with 64. He will be up against Harry Kane and a Spurs side that are third for crosses over last four (95), which should see the Toffees rearguard stretched.

We’re expecting Williams to meet or exceed the 18.86 points he’s accrued per match on average this campaign.

Weekly Shop regular Steve Cook (£8.6m) is again in our thoughts ahead of a daunting trip to Old Trafford. The Bournemouth centre-back continues to return solid numbers, sitting in the top three for CBI’s over the last four (49).

Our midfield targets begin with an in-form Manchester City winger, making the trip to basement dwellers Sunderland.

The Black Cats have conceded more shots in the box (48) than any other side over the last four. That porous defending suggests that coverage of the City is almost essential. While Sergio Aguero (£14.5m) is the obvious selection up front, Raheem Sterling provides a viable alternative for £12.1m. The midfielder has been incredibly consistent of late, contributing a pair of goals and eight assists over his last ten league outings.

Swansea City’s Gylfi Sigurdsson (£12.7m) should be a popular selection this week with travel-sick Burnley turning up at the Liberty Stadium. The Icelander has provided returns in each of his last five outings – producing three goals and as many assists and now has a 25.49 FanDuel average.

The midfielder’s 14 goal attempts over the last four Gameweeks ranks him first alongside Liverpool’s Phillipe Coutinho; seven of those efforts found the target.

While Manchester United’s Paul Pogba (£13.2m) has not scored, or assisted in six matches, he’s still produced impressive underlying numbers. A 29.5 point average over the last four Gameweeks highlights that the Frenchman is well suited to the FanDuel scoring matrix. The midfielder picked up points from seven different actions to score 35 points against Watford and could secure a major haul if he can align his sights against the Cherries.

Moving to attack and Southampton’s January signing Manolo Gabbiadini (£9.2m) is the first to pique our interest.

The Italian has averaged 41.38 points over his two league outings ahead of a trip to Watford. Gabbiadini has delivered three goals from 11 attempts as well as creating a trio of chances and drawing four fouls. The brace in the EFL Cup final indicates that the striker now provides a much-needed focal point to improve the previously impotent Saints attack.

A hat-trick against Stoke City on Sunday puts Harry Kane (£12.5m) third among forwards (behind Gabbiadini and Arsenal’s Alexis Sanchez) for average FanDuel points (29) per match this term.

Seven goals in his last three at White Hart Lane makes him difficult to overlook, even against a stubborn and much-improved Everton rearguard.

But only Sunderland (14) have conceded more headed attempts than the Toffees (12) over the last four, so the Spurs’ frontman’s aerial prowess could come into play here.

Finally, we just can’t ignore United’s Zlatan Ibrahimovic (£13.9m) in a home tie against struggling Bournemouth.

The Swede is the top forward for chances created over the last four (10), and only Crystal Palace’s Christian Benteke (17) has had more attempts than his 12 during that period. A goal and assist over the last two matches in the league, plus a brace in the EFL Cup Final, underlines his importance to United’s attack. To compound matters, Eddie Howe’s men have conceded 14 big chances over the last six rounds, more than any other team.

The Poundstretchers

We now seek to preserve some funds, turning our attentions to the budget end of the FanDuel market. These are the value players that can free up cash for our big-hitters or “Better Buys”, while hopefully delivering their fair share of points.

In goal, there’s a potential bargain on offer in the form of Jordan Pickford at £6.3m. The Sunderland shot-stopper requires considerably less outlay than the other likely starting keepers this round.

Pickford provided 17.75 points on his return, despite conceding twice, making six saves at Goodison Park. A tie with Manchester City should provide more of the same and we’d be content if he reached his average of 16.1 for such a low price.

Daniel Ayala (£5.9m) could make Middlesbrough’s back-line again should Calum Chambers remain on the sidelines. Eight CBI’s and four tackles helped Ayala to a score of 20 points against Crystal Palace last time out, which bodes well for the centre-back’s prospects at Stoke.

Palace newcomer Mamadou Sakho (£6.9m) scored just nine points (from six clearances and one tackle) against Boro on his debut, but we’re banking on an improvement this time around as he faces a potentially busier afternoon at West Brom.

If Steve Cook’s price-tag proves prohibitive, then his Bournemouth team-mate Tyrone Mings could stand-in again for Simon Francis and costs just £7m. The centre-back picked up ten CBI’s and three successful tackles to score 26 points at The Hawthorns last weekend.

Bryan Oviedo (£7.7m) has hit the ground running for new club Sunderland, collecting 14 tackles and 24 CBI’s over just three run-outs. While the full-back costs a bit more than our other budget defenders, an average of 24 over those three matches means we’re expecting strong returns from Manchester City’s visit.

Hull’s Sean Maloney is the epitome of a cheap “enabler”, available for only £4.2m. Tigers head coach Marco Silva may be forced to retain the winger at Leicester City, with his injury list still lengthy.

Elsewhere in the Hull camp, Tom Huddlestone (£6.5m) could offer great value. Spot-kick duties and a stable return of CBI’s (34 over the last four Gameweeks is second only to Liverpool’s Lucas) makes the ex-Spurs man an intriguing prospect. He picked up a 35.5 point haul against Burnley thanks to his converted penalty.

Everton’s Morgan Schneiderlin (£7.2m) has delivered a 21.4 average over the last four rounds. That includes four shots on target and three chances created from the Frenchman. More significantly, he made eight tackles over that period and should again be again be tasked with breaking up play, this time against the fluid Spurs attack.

An instant response to Claudio Ranieri’s departure has us considering a pair of options from Leicester City.

Wilfred Ndidi (£8.4m) has returned eight shots, 13 tackles and 29 CBI’s over the last four Gameweeks. The midfielder could be an influence at both ends of the pitch against Hull.

Up front, Jamie Vardy’s (£8.3m) six chances created over the last four is only behind Zlatan Ibrahimovic among forwards. The Foxes striker has also struck 10 attempts, and the brace against Liverpool could prompt a return to last season’s incredible form. Opponents Hull City are third for shots conceded in the box over the last four (46).

Finally, Swansea’s Fernando Llorente (£8.9m) scored his ninth goal of the season at Chelsea on Saturday. The Spaniard has a 16.25 average this season, and his physicality should be a factor in both boxes against visiting Burnley.

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  1. Aubaaaaa
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Heaton Pickford
    Alonso Coleman Baines Brunt Maguire
    Mane Alli Siggy Mirallas Phillips
    Ibra Kane Crouch

    1FT 3.9ITB

    A. Kane Phillips to Aguero Sterling (-4)
    B. Kane Mirallas to Aguero Sterling (-4)
    C. Crouch Alli to Aguero Huddlestone (-4)
    D. Kane to Aguero
    E. Phillips/Mirallas to Sterling

    1. JustPark
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      A

  2. Who Let The Dirk Kuyt?
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Moment of truth.

    Tripled up - Sterling, Sane, Aguero (TC)

    Cut down the lead in my money league from 166 to 114 in the last 4 weeks.

    Anyone ever cut a bigger lead to win before?

    https://fantasy.premierleague.com/a/leagues/standings/148805/classic

    1. Atwood
      • 14 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      My biggest is around 80. Current leader is 140 ahead of me so it's over this year.

      1. Atwood
        • 14 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        80 quite late on though, like mid March

    2. Mick J
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Who Let the Dirk Kyut? Brilliant! 😀

      1. Who Let The Dirk Kuyt?
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 9 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

    3. Richd
      • 11 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      I didn't 230 once !

      1. Richd
        • 11 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Did *

        1. Who Let The Dirk Kuyt?
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 9 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          That's encouraging!

    4. liiusions
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      I did from 150 last year! Charlie Daniels was my hero. Big week this week and you can half that

    5. Crow
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      200 around december to 50 now. Just kept getting 70+ gws and very few gws with 50s

  3. seaside
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Will Ibrahimovic (BOU) outscore Lukaku (tot) by at least 4 points in GW 27?

    1. Rainer
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Yes and more. I think 13 vs 2.

    2. Mick J
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Possibly, but probably not by four over gameweeks 27 and 28. And most likely not by 8 over just gameweek 27.

  4. Rainer
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    KDB or Sane?

    Money will be going straight back into the bank for Sanchez...

    1. JustPark
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Sane based on today.

  5. F5jason
    • 13 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Current team:

    Heaton*, Pickford
    Alonso, Azpi, Coleman*, Brunt*, Maguire*
    Eriksen, Alii, Antonio*, Sugurdsson*, Capoue
    Kane, Lukaku*, Crouch**

    1FT 3.4m ITB
    * = Playing GW 28
    **= DGW GW 27 not playing GW 28

    I want to get in Aguero and Sterling, and would like to get rid of Capoue

    Only way i can do all 3 is...
    Kane to Aguero
    Capoue to Sterling
    Azpi to Funes Mori / stones

    This would cost me -8 and leave me with 0.1 ITB

    Is this the right approach, or do i transfer out Antonio (and maybe get him back in for GW28) and just do the following for -4?

    Kane to Aguero
    Antonio to Sterling

    1. Jayv807
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      I would go for it, you still have Alonso who is the more attacking out of your current Chelsea defense. Maybe go with Mawson rather than FM or stones.

  6. Flynny
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Been out all night....

    Does kuns 2 goals and reduced minutes make him a more clear cut triple captain now?

    And who is best to invest in....sane or sterling

    Thanks

  7. Lav
    • 7 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    I only have 6 players for GW 28

    WC?

    1. Netley Lucas
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Nah, 8 will be okay for a hit.

      1. Lav
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        So with this in mind should I do a -4 this week and get Kun + Siggy in? Then another -4 next week?

        1. Netley Lucas
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Nah load up on citeh, worry about 28 next week.

    2. Marc OverMata
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Depends if you can field a front 7 imo. Worth taking a -8 no more I feel

    3. JustPark
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Nahh

  8. nkhoughton
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Hazard and Eriksen for Siggy Sane double up on a - 4 good/bad?

  9. FPL Maldini
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Imagine the scenes when the DGW scores end with all goals and assists from Silva and KDB

  10. applebonkers
    • Has Moderation Rights
    • 14 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    that brace against a championship's reserve team has definitely convinced me

    1. Rainer
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Brace against them must mean 4+ vs John O'Shea 😉

    2. Rhinos
      • 10 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Got a brace in champions league to be fair

      1. applebonkers
        • Has Moderation Rights
        • 14 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        equally unconvincing. one needed a penalty he wouldnt normally take, the other freak goalkeeping.

        triple captain or any hits above 4 pointers are too much faith in pedigree imo

        1. La Roja
          • 12 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          He didn't take a peno vs Monaco

        2. Hibbo
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 11 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          I think if your we'll set for GW28 each hit has its merits given the DGW.

          I usually like to be fully loaded. 3 for -8 I'd still feel like but I haven't the confidence to triple captain.

          It could be a great call to play that chip time will tell. This site seems to be nailing it down as their season play really.

          1. applebonkers
            • Has Moderation Rights
            • 14 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            it kind of is tbf, a reason i hate blanks, doubles and chips

  11. Marc OverMata
    • 8 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Kane/lallana > kun/sane donefor -4

    Should I consider coutinho/mane to sterling for another hit, Bearing in mind I'd lose a another starter for gw28? If so which one?

    1. Aubaaaaa
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Nope you shouldn't.

      1. Marc OverMata
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Thanks, I know it's just one other guys opinion but when you get the response you want it makes you validated haha

  12. 1314
    • 9 Years
    7 years, 3 months ago

    Repost,much aprreciated..

    a) Kun-Sterling-Fraser/Morrison
    b) Kun-Sane-King

    Fraser/Morrison/King is my 5th and will start for gw 28..

    1. Marc OverMata
      • 8 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      B)

    2. MTPockets
        7 years, 3 months ago

        I'd just pick option with whichever City player most favoured. A personally but fair argument for either.

    3. simvik91
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 7 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Mané to Sterling (-4)
      Phillips to Sané (-4)
      = -8 hit

      Do one, both or none of the above? Already got Aguero.

      1. Arctic monkeys
        • 10 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Just Sané

        1. simvik91
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Didn't explain it correctly.. if I just bring in Sané, it would also have to be for Mané going out..

    4. davies
      • 9 Years
      7 years, 3 months ago

      Which move to fund bringing Aguero in?

      A) Phillips > Allen
      B) Defoe > Gabbiadini
      C) Alli > Sterling

      Heaton
      Alonso - Baines - Brunt
      Sanchez - Alli - Siggy - Phillips
      Costa - Lukaku - Defoe

      Pickford - Snodgrass - Friend - Maguire (1FT - 1.7 ITB)

      Cheers.

      1. MTPockets
          7 years, 3 months ago

          A if Phillips remains a doubt, otherwise B.

        • itwaswritten
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Defoe > Gabbiadini

        • Deulofail
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          C

        • jimmy.floyd
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          C

      2. itwaswritten
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Nolito will play in one of the games instead of Sterling. Watch.

        1. Netley Lucas
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          lol

      3. Redondo54
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Costa > Aguero

        Philips > Sterling

        Stan > Fraser for -8

        Others forwards are

        Ali Sanchez Siggy

        Kaku and Llorente
        Any thoughts guys, much appreciated

      4. EL_FENOMENO
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        A) Costa > Aguero
        B) Costa, Alli > Aguero Sterling for -4
        ?

        1. Atwood
          • 14 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          I'm in the exact same position and I'm doing B

        2. Redondo54
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          B for me mate
          Any thoughts on above ?

      5. It’s gonna Ben Mee
        • 10 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        I have a feeling that Kun TC will be as essential as that Sanchez > Mané move.

        1. Rainer
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          You can sit tightly so 🙂

        2. Conveyancing Reptilian Over…
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Preach

      6. lordkippe
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Is this set up right for next gw ? Not so sure about my benching

        Heaton

        Alonso - Pieters - Nyom
        Sterling - Sane - Sigurdsson - Phillips
        Ibra - Kane - Aguero

        Jakupovic - Coleman - Baines - De roon

        1. Netley Lucas
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Looks fine, NBNC Baines on pen's a bit risky though.

      7. seaside
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Zlatan (BOU) to outscore Lukaku(tot) by 4 points or more?

        1. Sweetboi
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Yep

        2. DA Minnion (Former great)
          • 11 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          I would think so but hopefully not.

      8. Duffy Dunk
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Heaton Grant
        Alonso Coleman Brunt Mawson Holgate
        Mane Alli Siggy Pedro Phillips
        Costa Lukaku Rondon

        0ft, 4.4 itb

        A) Phillips->Sterling + Costa->Aguero
        B) Phillips->Sterling + Costa->Ibra
        C) Alli->Sterling + Costa->Aguero + Lukaku->Ibra

        thank you

        1. Mr. Funny Name
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          A

      9. TaiwanHC
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Grant
        Coleman - Baines - Azp
        Eriksen - Alli - Siggy - Sterling
        Aguero - Ibra - Carroll

        GTG?

      10. Zlat-man
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        A) get Sane, Sterling
        Do Sane > Siggy later

        B) get Sterling, Siggy

        C) get Sane, Siggy

      11. Mr. Funny Name
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Carroll, Alli + Phillips -> Kun, Sterling + Sane for -8 worth it?

      12. jbenny1107
        • 10 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        What would you do keeping in mind 27 & 28? 0FT & 5.7ITB:

        Jaku De Gea
        Alonso Coleman Brunt McAuley Jones
        Mane Eriksen Alli Philipps Davies
        Kane Lukaku Lorente

      13. Dušan Citizen
        • 10 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Hate that every 2nd post is about Sane/Sterling or Kun tc.

        1. DA Minnion (Former great)
          • 11 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Lucky it's not every post.You're a city fan. Who you getting .

          1. Dušan Citizen
            • 10 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Got Kun and will triple captain him.

            I think I will get Sterling over Sane also. Sterling has more shoots and more assist potential.

            But Sane got subbed off earlier tonight, I am worried if he is more likely to start next 2.

            1. DA Minnion (Former great)
              • 11 Years
              7 years, 3 months ago

              Nah I think sterling is the way to go. His form is fantastic and pep seems to like him.

        2. Jebiga
          • 12 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Sane time ?
          Or sterling safe ?
          Think that sane is big bos 😉

          1. Dušan Citizen
            • 10 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Sterling tho

      14. dunas_dog
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
        • 8 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        How many of these moves would you make?

        A Costa to Aguero
        B Alli to Sterling
        C Mane to Sane

        Giving team below for week 27 and at least 7 players for week 28

        Heaton
        Coleman Mawson Alonso
        Sane Sterling Siggy Eriksen
        Aguero (TC) Lukaku Kane

        Pickford De Roon Nyom Yoshida

        1. arndff_
          • 12 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          A + B/C

      15. Dreams
        • 7 Years
        7 years, 3 months ago

        Is anyone worried about Aguero's minutes in the dgw? He played for 79 minutes today.

        1. DA Minnion (Former great)
          • 11 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          I don't think anyone cards anymore. The bandwagon is out of control. Sense doesn't come into it.

          1. Dreams
            • 7 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            I think it's better to jump on it because even if he gets 60 minutes in each of the games, it's enough for him to run the show.

        2. arndff_
          • 12 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          I think it was normal that Pep subbed him, assuming he wanted to rest Kun for the weekend.

        3. applebonkers
          • Has Moderation Rights
          • 14 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          don't think today changes anything really, man city had a wave going with jesus sterling and sane, and now aguero is surfing the new wave with those wingers. think pep is going to ride it until they lose.
          today was man city's first game for just over a week, small but helpful

          1. applebonkers
            • Has Moderation Rights
            • 14 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            the only very minor thing of note today i think was ian nacho's cameo. hadn't been seen for over a month

        4. MTPockets
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Will wait until press conference for that move in case any hints.

          • Netley Lucas
            • 8 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Check his minutes since the moment Jesus came off, include every game since then. "Essential" lol 😉

            1. Dreams
              • 7 Years
              7 years, 3 months ago

              Just answer this question? TC or not?

        5. seaside
          • 7 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          best midfielders playing in GW 28 apart from Mane/Couth/Lallana/Siggy ?

          1. Sweetboi
            • 8 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Barkley/King/Lanzini

          2. Mr. Funny Name
            • 8 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Chadli, Barkley and Snodgrass

          3. arndff_
            • 12 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Antonio

          4. arndff_
            • 12 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            Fraser

          5. applebonkers
            • Has Moderation Rights
            • 14 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            firmino and josh king

        6. Sweetboi
          • 8 Years
          7 years, 3 months ago

          Pick one please lads:

          a) Zaha > Sané (-4)

          b) Alli + Zaha > Sane + Sterling (-8)

          c) Alli + Phillips > Sterling + Siggy (-8)

          1. arndff_
            • 12 Years
            7 years, 3 months ago

            A (assuming you already have Kun)