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Despite being handed a harsh lesson at the Etihad, it seems that the number crunchers at Paddy Power are tipping a United backlash come three o’clock at Old Trafford on Saturday. West Brom look to be in the firing line with Paddy’s odds suggesting goals for the front pairing and a day off for David De Gea in goal. Here’s the current anytime scorer and clean sheet odds from our bookmaker friends ahead of the Gameweek.

Anytime Goalscorer Odds – Gameweek Six

PlayerTeamOdds
Van PersieMUN1.50
RooneyMUN1.80
AgueroMCY1.83
WelbeckMUN1.90
LambertSOT1.90
SuarezLIV1.90
LukakuEVE2.0
DzekoMCY2.29
NegredoMCY2.29
RodriguezSOT2.29
SturridgeLIV2.29
GiroudARS2.40
BerbatovFUL2.50
BentFUL2.50
OsvaldoSOT2.50
KagawaMUN2.80
MirallasEVE2.80
Eto’oCHE2.87
SagboHUL3.00
GrahamHUL3.00
FellainiMUN3
NaniMUN3.00
YoungMUN3.00
MichuSWA3.00
WaltersSTO3.10
CrouchSTO3.10
DefoeTOT3.20
SoldadoTOT3.20

While Fantasy managers wait on news of Robin van Persie’s availability, Paddy has no qualms about backing the Dutchman to deal damage this weekend. Van Persie is at 1/2 to notch anytime against West Brom at Old Trafford, with team-mate Wayne Rooney also strongly tipped at 4/5 to find the net. With an array of the midfield also ranking high on the odds list, it’s clear that United are expected to recover from the derby day mauling to dish out some punishment to Steve Clarke’s side.

City’s own Sergio Aguero is next up on the goalscoring odds, with Paddy lining him up at 5/6 to notch at Villa Park. Paddy clearly see this one as another one-sided affair and, again, there’s a batch of City players well fancied with the likes of David Silva, Yaya Toure and Samir Nasri all ranked highly when it comes to midfield scorers.

Surprisingly perhaps, Southampton’s Rickie Lambert is strongly backed to score only his second goal of the season when he faces up to the Crystal Palace defence at St Mary’s. Priced at 10/11 by Paddy Power, Lambert ranks above the likes of Luis Suarez, Daniel Sturridge and Olivier Giroud here, giving Fantasy managers some food for thought going into the Gameweek. With just the opening day spot-kick to show for his efforts, the Saints’ striker has suffered heavy sales in recent weeks and has dropped back down to 7.5 in the Fantasy Premier League price list.

Romelu Lukaku is clearly another mid-price asset to consider. Priced at evens to score his second goal for the Toffees against Newcastle at Goodison, having opened his account from the bench at Upton Park last weekend. Again, Fantasy managers will look on this with interest given that the Belgian is currently more fancied to find the net than Sturridge and Giroud.

Lukaku’s team-mate and compatriot, Kevin Mirallas, is the highest ranked midfielder on show at 9/5 to score against the Magpies. He leads a string of United options and Swansea’s Michu, who is 2/1 to score against the visiting Gunners. Interestingly, both Aaron Ramsey and Mesut Ozil, who have enjoyed substantial Fantasy investment this week, are out at 3/1 to score at the Liberty. Indeed, Stoke City’s midfield pairing of Jon Walters and Marko Arnautovic are considered more likely scorers in the Gameweek at 21/10 and 23/10 respectively for their home tie with Norwich.

If you’re considering a dabble on any of these odds, you should know that Paddy have a big Money Back Special on offer for all Premier League matches over the Gameweek. If a match should end in a draw, Paddy will refund all losing First Goalscorer, Last Goalscorer, Correct Score and Scorecast bets on the match.

Clean Sheet Odds – Gameweek Six

TeamOdds
Man United1.83
Southampton1.90
Liverpool2.20
Man City2.20
Everton2.25
Stoke2.29
Fulham2.60
Hull2.70
Arsenal3.10
Tottenham3.20
Chelsea3.30
West Ham3.50
Norwich3.75
Cardiff4.00
Swansea4.20
Sunderland5.00
Crystal Palace6.00
Newcastle6.00
Aston Villa7.00
West Brom9.50

Just as Van Persie and Rooney dominate the scoring odds, the United back four is strongly backed at 5/6 to come away with a shut-out when West Brom pay visit. The Baggies may have notched three goals against the Black Cats but the odds are against them making a dent on the United back four.

Mauricio Pochettino’s steely Saints are up next, with odds of 10/11 on a clean sheet at home to Ian Holloway’s Palace. The visitors are struggling for a cutting edge and with Southampton having conceded just two in five league outings, they look primed for defensive investment in the Gameweek.

Paddy can’t separate Liverpool and Man City at 6/5 with both teams facing away trips against sides with clear issues up front. Liverpool’s opponent, Sunderland, have concerns over Steven Fletcher’s fitness, while Christian Benteke is out and Gabby Agbonlahor a doubt for Paul Lambert’s outfit when they entertain City.

Leighton Baines’ owners will take comfort in seeing Everton ranked next at 5/4, with Stoke offering the next best value in the mid-price bracket with odds of 13/10 for the shut-out against struggling Norwich at the Britannia. Marc Wilson seems a sound investment and likely Scout Pick, then, as Stoke look set to present the best all-round differential package in attack and defence. Fulham are their rivals in the Gameweek – neglected by Fantasy managers thus far, they are at 8/5 for the clean sheet against Cardiff at the Cottage, with Dimitar Berbatov and Darren Bent at 6/4 for an anytime goal.

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  1. faux_C
    • 13 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Hmmmmm...

    a) Kyle Walker + Sturridge

    or

    b) Collins/Whittaker/Garrido/Clyne + Suarez

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    1. King Kaka
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      Clyne and Suarez

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    2. Recoba
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      B

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  2. Eboue
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    Play :
    A) koscielny (swa)
    B) b turner (ful)

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    1. King Kaka
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      Kos

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  3. Thomass
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    Repost.
    Hot Buys and Ones to watch

    Dejan Lovren 5.0M (3.7% ownership)
    The former Lyon defender was always regarded as talented defender and has competed against the best attacks in Europe in the Champions League. His arrival at Southampton was something of a coup, and he has presented himself well in his few appearances for the club. A solid tough-tackling defender who showcased his aerial presence with a neatly taken headed goal to hand league leaders Liverpool their first defeat in the Premier League. Southampton have managed 3 clean sheets already and he nailed the maximum bonus on 2 of those occasions and has benefited from the Bonus Points System (BPS). A thoroughly reliable performer, you could have him in for the long run as well as the short term with that price.

    Leighton Baines 7.5M (25.1% ownership)
    Although many have baulked at his premium price before the season began, he still managed to land up a sizeable ownership level and the bandwagon looks to be starting as early as the 5th Gameweek. Despite him being priced at almost a midfielder’s level, he has shown time and again each season that his price is representative of his value. Overshadowed by his fellow fullback partner Coleman in the earlier weeks, one game and two free kicks later, he is the highest scoring player in the #FPL bar none. This has to be compared against Premium level strikers such as Van Persie and Giroud and Sturridge. And this is why we want you to assume that he is a defender who is almost as good as many other midfielders at similar prices. He has been a bonus-point magnet with 10 in 4 games (of which 3 were clean sheets), and has a mouth-watering clash this week against the inconsistently bad Newcastle. I tip him to topple the 200-point barrier this season.

    Robbie Brady 5.2M (8.6% ownership)
    The former Man United youth prospect, who failed to get many opportunities at Old Trafford, is now living it up with top-level players of the Premier League. The most talented of the newly promoted Hull side, he has set pieces and penalties in his locker as well. With such a budget-friendly price, it’s no surprise to see that he is rapidly gaining more and more selections in the FPL squads. Has already notched in 2 goals and an assist, he was the savior of many a depleted squad last weekend. Expect him to provide able backup in your squads as a rotating player who also has a tidy home game against West Ham this weekend.

    Oscar 8.7M (11.9% ownership)
    The Brazilian wonderkid who is now rapidly progressing into a world-beater, he has been tipped by Mourinho to take up the mantle of the attacking midfielder in the hole, replacing last season’s excellent Juan Mata. As nailed as can be with the plethora of choices in the Chelsea midfield, Mourinho’s insistence in molding his team around Oscar lands him firmly in our sights. Already chipped in with 2 goals, and 2 maximum bonuses, he is rapidly entering his bandwagon period and you would do well to snap him up before he rises further. An easy selection for many who need to replace the injured Theo Walcott in their teams.

    Sergio Aguero 11.0M (11.3% ownership)
    The man who orchestrated and clinched the Premier League title for Manchester City, he endured a barren season last time with persistent injury problems from the start, and lean spells of scoring for Mancini’s City boys. Looks to have returned fresher this time around, his big game influence showed once again as he helped demolish their eternal rivals last weekend. A natural born goal scorer with oodles of pace, he looks to have added that steel and strength into his tiny frame to cope with the struggles of the Premier League. He is certainly City’s number one option in the forward line, and despite the threat of rotation around Champions League games, he simply is too important for them to leave on the bench. Took his tally to 3 goals last game with 2 assists as well, he has returned attacking points in 3 of the 4 games he has started. And another who has claimed the maximum bonus points twice, whenever he scores, City look to be on the rampage for goals. Choose him carefully and he might reward you with another outstanding season. Not to mention the tasty fixture of Aston Villa next up.

    Luis Suarez 10.9M (3.4% ownership)
    The definition of the “Hot Buy” this weekend, Suarez returns raring to unleash his pent-up fury at Premier League defences for another season. A player who tallied 23 goals and 10 assists last season despite his numerous suspensions on various occasions, there can be almost no better option for our strike force. His explosive potential is highlighted by his 2 hat-tricks and 3 braces last year, and is rightly considered an armband choice whenever he is available. Linking up with in-form Sturridge provided initial doubts, but his performance in the COC game against Man Utd neatly deflected those doubts away. Liverpool even trialed a 3-4-1-2 formation in that match, with him partnering Sturridge with Victor Moses behind them. Expect another outstanding season from this maverick forward who has bottom of the pile and manager less Sunderland for his first game in his FPL season.

    Ones to Watch/Cheapies

    Michael Dawson 5.1M (11.0% ownership)
    Tottenham have managed to keep out their opponents 4 out of 5 games this season. With Dawson keeping his place despite competition from Kaboul and Chiriches, it might still be profitable to have him until he is dropped from the first team.

    Marc Wilson 4.5M (1.9% ownership)
    Stoke may be playing a different brand of football, but their strong defensive steel and resilience does not look to have disappeared. Have already kept two sterling clean sheets, and with Wilson playing as an ‘out of position’ player in the midfield, he could be profitable when Stoke can keep their opponents out, and he just might pop in with a goal/assist.

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    1. - DC -
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      You really want the green dont you? 😆

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      1. Eboue
        • 13 Years
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        This

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      2. Robe Wan
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        *prays for long post compensation*

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      3. Biggerlips
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        The Hulk Hunting is getting out of hand... 🙄

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    2. Woy of the Wovers
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      Longest..

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      1. Woy of the Wovers
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        Post

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        1. Woy of the Wovers
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          ever.

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    3. AK ⭐
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      I'll upvote you if you tell us the source from where you copied it. 😀

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      1. Thomass
        • 13 Years
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        FPL help,

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      2. Lawrø
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        😀

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    4. MJ6987
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      12 years, 3 months ago

      Is this your own work Thomass?

      I'm not convinced that someone who makes such crap spreadsheets can write such good prose. No offence like. 🙂

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      1. Thomass
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        No it's not my own work it's a source I found it from so I wanted to post it on here

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        1. Biggerlips
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          Thought it had an 'Abishek-like' quality to it...

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      2. Ginkapo FPL
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        Wtf MJ? Those spreadsheets are a work of art. Can you not see the cultural depth of the vibrancy and potent colours spread about across the screen like the palette of a modern day claude monet?

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        1. MJ6987
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          OK, you win!

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    5. Jönny
      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Not being funny, but that's basically a list of players who did well last week plus Suarez...

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    6. Got grey hair
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      Great post. Only worry with Baines is will he get the same clean sheets with Martinez in charge?

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      1. Thomass
        • 13 Years
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        Thanks pal, I think he could get both tbh clean sheet and attacking returns.

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      2. The Glory Hunters
        • 15 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        How many clean sheets has he got already??

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    7. Spencer
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
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      • 14 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Thanks Thomass.

      When copying and pasting things directly, it's good form to put a link in if the original source.

      Good stuff though.

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      1. Thomass
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        12 years, 3 months ago

        Thanks, can you hot topic this?

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        1. Biggerlips
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          12 years, 3 months ago

          And then your life will be complete? Ridiculous...

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        2. Spencer
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          Sorry, I just don't think it's worthy of a hot topic.

          Another mod might disagree, but for me the content should be the poster's own thoughts and ideas.

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          1. Biggerlips
            • 14 Years
            12 years, 3 months ago

            Exactly. And then having to actually request it be made a hot topic is just lame.

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        3. J0E
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          • 16 Years
          12 years, 3 months ago

          Afraid not Thomass. If this was your own work then it would but copy and pasting someone else's is not really hot topic material. In future best to just put an exert and a link to whoever did this if you want to flag up someone else's work.

          Better still though come up with some research of your own. Wakey's recent hot topic about falling stars is a great hot topic example where a community member has come up with some interesting original research .

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    8. - DC -
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Its a good lengthy post and good information. But I do find it quite funny people chasing hot topics.

      It must be just me being too miserable or too old, or just both. I dont know.

      I just dont see the point, nor + 1's.

      Oh well.

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      1. Thomass
        • 13 Years
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        Thanks

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    9. Elniñorules
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
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      Great job Thomass

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  4. La Roja
    • 13 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    WC Team:

    Boruc (davis)

    Kolo, JT, Dawson (Gabbidon, Burner)

    Oscar, Michu, Ozil, Barkley (ravel)

    Suarez, Giroud, Rooney

    RMT will great, just defence worries me a bit

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    1. faux_C
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Kolo is a bit punty. He's awesome and we love him, but there's no guarantee of starts.

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

        wilson?

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        1. Halftime
          • Fantasy Football Scout Member
          • 14 Years
          12 years, 3 months ago

          Stoke have good fixtures

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  5. Kostja
    • 14 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Anyone care to look at my team and vote on WC or no WC. Already done Soldado and HBA to Rooney and Barkley for -4. Did the moves before the RVP and Walcott news and now I am in trouble with Chester out as well and some general shaitness in my team along with horrible team value. Id probably hold on if RVP was fit but I really cant see him playing if they have any doubts over him.

    Sorry to repost but I need to push the button tonight if I go for it

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    1. Halftime
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 14 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      I would in your case

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      1. Kostja
        • 14 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        thaks for the answer

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    2. DonTheSpecialOne
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 15 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      -8 for me this GW. I had to do it to Get Ozil in, and I felt I had to jump on now or never. Nice to have your WC till The latter stages of The game

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  6. Not Irish
    • 12 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Crikey, Lamela's price is plummeting. /-:

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    1. applebonkers
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      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      am liking it, same as chadli. 3 glorious fixtures after chelsea

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      1. Trigg ⭐️
        • 13 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        This is exactly why I am keeping the faith in Soldado.

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      2. Not Irish
        • 12 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Not I. He's in my team. AVB is getting right up on my tits. I sold Siggy two weeks ago as he couldn't get a game even though Holtby was out injured. And then after all the signings arrive he suddenly gets a game. Baffling.

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        1. Scroobius Mac
          • 14 Years
          12 years, 3 months ago

          Chadli got injured, not really AVB's fault that one just dumb luck.

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          1. Not Irish
            • 12 Years
            12 years, 3 months ago

            Chadli's pants and Siggy is a classic #10. He'd have scored a hatter against Swansea if given all of Paulinho's chances.

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        2. applebonkers
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          • 16 Years
          12 years, 3 months ago

          chadli was injured, siggy was suddenly the only option. i wouldn't worry, lamela's price only means something right now if you plan to sell him

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          1. Not Irish
            • 12 Years
            12 years, 3 months ago

            Yeah. I've already been through this once this season with Michu. Will hold.

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    2. Jönny
      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Tempting me to hang onto Wally this week, and swap him for Lamela next.

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  7. Lawrø
    • 14 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Does anyone know if the teams have been allocated in the FFS FA Cup yet?

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    1. Thomass
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      I know want that info too

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      1. DonTheSpecialOne
        • Fantasy Football Scout Member
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        12 years, 3 months ago

        Announced tomorrow me think

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        1. Lawrø
          • 14 Years
          12 years, 3 months ago

          Cheers

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    2. Ray In Bruges.
      • 12 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Were we supposed to get an email?

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      1. Lawrø
        • 14 Years
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        I don't know.

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  8. - DC -
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    12 years, 3 months ago

    Any update on van Persie? Any news from M 😯 yes?

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    1. AK ⭐
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Nothing yet.

      And stop using that for Moyes. Let's keep it for Ozil alone. 😛

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      1. - DC -
        • 13 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Father and son.

        Moyes met Ozil's Mom during the war.

        van Persie apparently has not trained all week.

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        1. - DC -
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          12 years, 3 months ago

          M 😯 zil

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        2. Jönny
          • 16 Years
          12 years, 3 months ago

          Is it me, or has Moyes got no eyebrows?

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          1. - DC -
            • 13 Years
            12 years, 3 months ago

            Thats not the only thing he hasnt got!

            Oh I forgot....community shield! Silly me!

            😆

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  9. Woy of the Wovers
    • 15 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    So now my transfers resolves itself to Barkley+4pts vs Michu. Which do I take?

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    1. Baz
      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      this week barkley + 4

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      1. Woy of the Wovers
        • 15 Years
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        That's what I thought. Then I can keep Walcott as a differential.

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  10. fdotman
    • 12 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    a) Clyne, Terry, Eriksen

    b) Fonte, Coleman, Oscar

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    1. Woy of the Wovers
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      This is a B

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  11. MJ6987
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    12 years, 3 months ago

    MJ's ones to watch (sponsored by Thomass)

    Sascha Riether – with a goal and 6 assists in his debut season for Fulham, the right-back carried plenty threat going forward. Riether welcomes Cardiff City to Craven Cottage this weekend and with the visitors scoring just once in the previous three Gameweeks, the chances of a clean sheet could be on the cards for Martin Jol’s men.

    Marko Arnautovic – a real transfer coup for Stoke, the former Inter Milan man has remained firmly under the radar so far. Handed his first start for the Potters last weekend, Arnautovic supplied the assist for Geoff Cameron’s consolation in the 3-1 loss at Arsenal and, intriguingly, was shifted to a role up front after Mark Hughes withdrew Kenwyne Jones. Classified as a midfielder, he could be out of position prospect worth considering as the Potters play host to Norwich this weekend.

    Luis Suarez – a trip to basement-dwellers Sunderland hands the Liverpool talisman the perfect platform to get his season off the mark. Finally available after suspension, Suarez – with a mere 3% ownership – has the potential to be a devastating “differential” against the manager-less Wearside strugglers this Sunday afternoon.

    Alvaro Negredo – having been gradually introduced to the Man City line-up from the bench, the Spaniard now seems to have established himself as Sergio Aguero’s strike-partner under Manuel Pellegrini. While the Argentine hogged the headlines in last week’s Manchester derby win, Negredo’s pair of assists took him to fifth in the forward standings – a trip to Aston Villa affords the summer signing the chance to pick up the points once again.

    Romelu Lukaku – the big Belgian fell far from Fantasy radars at the start of the season after Jose Mourinho handed him just 40 minutes game time in Chelsea’s first three fixtures. A loan move to Everton has re-ignited Lukaku’s potential and, having emerged from the bench to grab the winner at West Ham United last weekend, he look poised for a starting berth as the Toffees welcome Newcastle to Goodison Park.

    Sone Aluko – a goal and assist in Hull City's win at Newcastle last Saturday's bring the 5.0 priced forward onto The Scout's radar. Fielded up front alongside Danny Graham in a 4-4-2 formation, Aluko posed the Magpies plenty problems and looks a real in-form budget option as the Tigers welcome West Ham to the KC Stadium.

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    1. Ray In Bruges.
      • 12 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Cheeky 😉 .

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    2. Woy of the Wovers
      • 15 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Yeah, I didn't read this either. Looks like a copy.

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      1. MJ6987
        • 15 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Your loss! Me and Thommmassss rock

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    3. Thomass
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      +1 me and MJ will roll out our hot buys and ones to watch each week sound good?

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    4. GREENDREAMS11
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      12 years, 3 months ago

      Arnautovic is interesting me , Thinking wally to him short term. Will give me cash to pencil in suarez later

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    5. - DC -
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      12 years, 3 months ago

      Hatem Ben Arfa.

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  12. Piggs Boson
    • 14 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Paddy Power Spurs-Chelsea offer:

    "If this match ends in a draw, we'll refund all losing First Goalscorer, Last Goalscorer, Correct Score and Scorecast bets on the match!"

    I like the sound of that...

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    1. Woy of the Wovers
      • 15 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      You think they don't know it? They'z smart.

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  13. Dynamic Duos
    • 12 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Who do I bench?

    Nolan, Brady, Lambert, Lampard

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    1. DonTheSpecialOne
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
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      Nolan

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  14. The ginger cafu
    • 12 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Evening,

    Just wondering who you think will retain a spot in their respective team for longest:

    A: Dawson
    B: K. Toure

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

      Dawson

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      1. The ginger cafu
        • 12 Years
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        Cheers

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  15. FollowFollow
    • 12 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Thinking of going 5-2-3 this week

    What do you all think?

    Boruc
    Shaw Vidic Walker Ivan Zab
    Eriksen Ozil
    Sturridge Lukaku Giroud

    Bench: Cech, Ben Arfa, Ward Prowse, Kasami..

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    1. Red Devil Swede
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Very good but don't like Saints double up..

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      1. FollowFollow
        • 12 Years
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        Home to Palace? 🙂

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  16. Mojo Rojo
    • 13 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Took an 8 pointer to get:
    Mignolet
    Coleman - Vidic - Zabaleta
    Ben Arfa - Hazard - Michu - Whittingham
    Sturridge - Grioud - Rooney (c)

    Boruc - Collins - JWP - Chester*
    Bank = 0.7

    Fingers crossed it pays off!

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    1. The Glory Hunters
      • 15 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      What were your transfers?

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  17. wycombewanderers
    • 12 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Arnautovic is in. Get a feeling he'll either bag 2 or get sent off #thenewbalotelli

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    1. Mojo Rojo
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      He any good?

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      1. wycombewanderers
        • 12 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        2 assists in 2. looking good potential

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  18. ktk_interista
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 14 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Brady or barkley to score more points till end of season?

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    1. Red Devil Swede
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Hard to call.

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    2. La Roja
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Barkley

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  19. Release The Ox
    • 16 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Going in with both RVP and Rooney...... it could be glorious!!

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    1. tm245
      • 14 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Rooney Sturridge Suarez here -- who's your 3rd fwd?

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

        giroud

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      2. Release The Ox
        • 16 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Have Sturridge as the 3rd striker. Will probably be going after this week but already took a hit to do Wallcott and Benteke -> Rooney and Ozil

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        1. Release The Ox
          • 16 Years
          12 years, 3 months ago

          When you did offer an opinion, I'll ask, Mignolet or Boruc??

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          1. tm245
            • 14 Years
            12 years, 3 months ago

            Boruc for me. Only gw1 selection that has been okay so far.

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  20. Red Devil Swede
    • 13 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    a) Terry Evra Kompany
    b) Terry Evra Walker
    c) Something else?

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    1. The Glory Hunters
      • 15 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Can you do Vertonghen, Evra and Kompany.

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  21. tm245
    • 14 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    TSB%

    Rooney 8.7
    Suarez 4.0

    Please let these stay low...

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    1. Woy of the Wovers
      • 15 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Suarez was 0.01%. You know the way that is going.

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    2. applebonkers
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      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      with palace at home next suarez could even take half the rooney ownership next gw. i really think rooney needs at least a goal to prevent it

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    3. Scroobius Mac
      • 14 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      If you want them to stay low then you must also want them to not score points.

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      1. tm245
        • 14 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Only for the next two days -- not sure how many WCs are active or how many late buys will happen. Am taking hits to get them now.

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  22. The Glory Hunters
    • 15 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    I posted this during the matches last night and got a little feed back - but looking for a little more contribution from the community. Also, I normally play quite conservatively and If there are some well reasoned punts - I think it's worth considering.

    Like a few of us my team is a mess and I have prioritised getting rid of Walcott and Benteke. I looked at a few combinations and thought I may as well share and hopefully get some feedback/inspiration. It might provide food for thought for others in the same situation.

    - Michu and Sturridge + fixtures and form - Suarez may have negative impact on Sturridge

    Michu could be replaced by Oscar, Eriksen or Yaya.
    Sturridge could be exchanged for Giroud.

    - Suarez and Valencia + fixtures and class - Suarez may not fire straight off/Bit of a punt

    Valencia could be replaced by Brady, Ben Arfa, Ramsey, Paulinho or Arnautovic.
    Suarez could be swapped with Aguero or Rooney.

    - Ozil and Lukaku + assist machine and the beast - will Lukaku rotate?

    Oddly no one sticks out as a replacement for Ozil.
    Lukaku could be replaced by Berbatov, Lambert, Remy, Bony.

    Sturridge and Michu is my favourite but if Suarez impacts Sturridge I will have to downgrade until Benteke is back. From what I saw, Sturridge seemed to have a quiet game last night - will this continue?

    Over the last couple days there has been a bit of news that Walcott and Benteke seem to be making good progress and may be back sooner than expected. However, they form a critical spine of the team and I can't afford to stick them on the bench especially as RVP is still a doubt as well.

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    1. FPL Daniel
      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Confusing post. What is your point and what do you need from us..?

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      1. The Glory Hunters
        • 15 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Yeah, sorry about the ramble. I was looking at all the viable options for Walcott and Benteke replacements, in the hope that it might make the decision easier. (It didn't by the way). So I thought I would post my brain dump.

        Really it boils down to who are the best replacements for Walcott and Benteke?

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  23. FPL Daniel
    • 16 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    is Michu a must... ?

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    1. Red Devil Swede
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Yup.

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      1. FPL Daniel
        • 16 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Anyone agreeing with Dileno..?

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    2. La Roja
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      He's the only solid goal scorer mid

      yes he is a must

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      1. FPL Daniel
        • 16 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        Damn it, I was hoping someone would say no. Cause I don't have money for him and want Suraez... @!!!

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    3. applebonkers
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      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      i think pablo and bony could rival him for value over the next couple of months but with michu you know he'll be immune to europa league rotation during their excellent fixtures coming up.

      in terms of right now i don't think michu is a must. can wait until gw8 imo. a goal against palace is almost expected rather than a reason to get excited

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      1. applebonkers
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        • 16 Years
        12 years, 3 months ago

        i need to rephrase that first bit:
        if bony and pablo started every game i'd back them to be as good, if not better value than michu.

        that's the whole issue though i guess. michu gives you that security

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  24. Kostja
    • 14 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    worth waiting with the WC decision til tomorrow despite losing .1 on Walcott? As a fit Persie would change my mind probably

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    1. Red Devil Swede
      • 13 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      If you haven't WC'd yet you shouldn't do it until after Saturday kickoff.

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    2. FPL Daniel
      • 16 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Fantasy rule no 3. Play your WC first day of the GW

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    3. DonTheSpecialOne
      • Fantasy Football Scout Member
      • 15 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      Then I'd wait!

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    4. Kostja
      • 14 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      thanks for the answer

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  25. Ray In Bruges.
    • 12 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    3rd 4 pointer in 3 weeks:

    Migs (Davis)
    Ivan Coleman Collins (Ward Brayford)
    Ozil Hazard Michu Barkley (Hernandez)
    Sturridge Giroud Lukaku

    Tough holding on to this WC. The struggle is real.

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    1. Ray In Bruges.
      • 12 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      ps. RMT

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    2. Not Irish
      • 12 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      This season is madness.

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  26. Rinseboy
    • 13 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    How does my bench look? Too risky?

    Migs
    Zab Shaw Wilson
    Brady Michu Mirallas Eriksen
    Rooney Giroud Sturridge

    Coleman Ramsey Collins

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  27. ccc
    • 13 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Thoughts on Dawson's nailed-on-ness? On WC, should I get him?

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

      yes

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  28. Waterwheel Inc.
    • Fantasy Football Scout Member
    • 13 Years
    12 years, 3 months ago

    Down to 6.6% Silva could be a decent differential again very soon!

    (Still miffed I wasted 4 points taking him out for Walcott last week)

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  29. JT's Dog
      12 years, 3 months ago

      What are people thoughts on welbeck playing this week? Pea goal midweek must put it in doubt even if RVP still out.
      Worth -4 to swap to Suarez or Rooney?

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    • GoonerByron
      • 14 Years
      12 years, 3 months ago

      How does my team look for this GW...?

      Boruc
      Vidic Toure Clichy (Kosicelny) (Ward)
      Ozil Mirallas HBA Moses (Williams)
      Aguero (c) Sturridge Giroud

      0FT, 0.2 in the bank

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