Scouting The Doubles

Fulham have been an entertainingly unpredictable outfit under Martin Jol; cheerfully disposed to inflict or endure a spanking, then tight and combative when one least expects it. Feast, famine and light lunch have jostled inconclusively for supremacy for much of the season...

Newcastle approach the upcoming double Gameweek as the outstanding form side in the Premier League. With six back-to-back ...

Liverpool face up to their two Gameweek 36 fixtures having suffered one of the worst runs of form ...

We continue our analysis of the upcoming double Gameweek 36 by turning our attentions to David Moyes’ Everton. The Toffees performance in Sunday’s 4-4 thriller at Old Trafford extended their unbeaten run to five and, with many Fantasy managers eying up their Fantasy assets ahead of the weekend...

Among the eight teams to play twice during Gameweek 36, Stoke are by far the least prolific in ...

Double Gameweeks can be a poisoned chalice, particularly when they involve such an uninspiring team as Bolton. Having ...

The double Gameweek is an ever-divisive occasion in the Fantasy Premier League (FPL) calendar. For some Fantasy managers, ...

Continuing our usual analysis of the double gameweek prospects with a look at Everton’s squad, assessing their potential ...

Our first Scouting the Doubles article of the 2011/12 season sees Tottenham come under the microscope. Harry Redknapp’s side have a couple of home games on the agenda, as West Brom and Everton visit the Lane, and plenty of investment in the third-placed club can be expected...

Man City arrive at this double Gameweek knowing that a win against Everton all but cements their Champions ...

Tottenham approach their double gameweek on the back of a controversial Stamford Bridge defeat last weekend but, dodgy ...