💺 While many FPL managers are strengthening their benches, @FPLHints has sold a playing substitute...— Fantasy Football Scout (@FFScout) December 11, 2019
✍️ In his latest article, Ash - aka Chief - discusses Man City assets, aggressive transfers and his #GW17 plans.https://t.co/Pa7fDOEAdh#FPL #ProPundits #FantasyPL
Saturday, 14 December 2019
Why I've decided to lighten the bench
Gameweek 17 Differentials
🤔 Defence could be the place to look for differentials over Christmas, writes @FPLHints— Fantasy Football Scout (@FFScout) December 13, 2019
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Friday, 6 December 2019
Gameweek 16 Differentials
🔥 The differentials column just keeps on picking them this season!— Fantasy Football Scout (@FFScout) December 6, 2019
🎩 The on-form @FPLHints has chosen 3⃣ more for #GW16!
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FPL: Five to watch in GW16 - dare to Dele?
The midweek Premier League games have barely finished but already attention turns to a fresh round of fixtures this weekend. The schedule is punishing for players and managers alike and rotation is bound to be a factor. Dave Black takes a look at the Fantasy Premier League picture ahead of gameweek 16.
If weeks 14 and 15 promised a hefty return, I am less optimistic ahead of week 16. The way the fixtures have fallen means that a lot of the FPL favourites are away from home this week. Whilst that isn't necessarily the be all and end all, the situation isn't helped by a Manchester derby and the ongoing injury doubts over Tammy Abraham and Mo Salah.
Whilst Salah can quite easily be replaced by Sadio Mane in FPL terms, Abraham's situation is far more unclear. The striker missed GW14 through injury but made a swift return for GW15, only to depart with an injury. Further news is awaited. Tottenham have a home fixture with Burnley which brings their attacking contingent into contention whilst Leicester were efficient rather than electric against Watford. Is the schedule taking it's toll?
We're back to just the five selections this week, starting with an in form midfielder at Tottenham.
1) Dele Alli (Tottenham, Midfield, £8.6m)
In a week with relatively few certainties, I've decided Tottenham's forward players are the best route to attacking returns. Even they are in a phase of transition, Jose Mourinho's winning streak being halted at three by Manchester United on Wednesday. Tottenham have looked much more of a goal threat and that has been typified by Dele Alli and Heung-Min Son. Whilst the South Korean has one goal and three assists to his name, Alli has netted three time under Mourinho including a wonderful finish at Old Trafford. A home game with Burnley presents a further opportunity for goals.
If weeks 14 and 15 promised a hefty return, I am less optimistic ahead of week 16. The way the fixtures have fallen means that a lot of the FPL favourites are away from home this week. Whilst that isn't necessarily the be all and end all, the situation isn't helped by a Manchester derby and the ongoing injury doubts over Tammy Abraham and Mo Salah.
Whilst Salah can quite easily be replaced by Sadio Mane in FPL terms, Abraham's situation is far more unclear. The striker missed GW14 through injury but made a swift return for GW15, only to depart with an injury. Further news is awaited. Tottenham have a home fixture with Burnley which brings their attacking contingent into contention whilst Leicester were efficient rather than electric against Watford. Is the schedule taking it's toll?
We're back to just the five selections this week, starting with an in form midfielder at Tottenham.
1) Dele Alli (Tottenham, Midfield, £8.6m)
In a week with relatively few certainties, I've decided Tottenham's forward players are the best route to attacking returns. Even they are in a phase of transition, Jose Mourinho's winning streak being halted at three by Manchester United on Wednesday. Tottenham have looked much more of a goal threat and that has been typified by Dele Alli and Heung-Min Son. Whilst the South Korean has one goal and three assists to his name, Alli has netted three time under Mourinho including a wonderful finish at Old Trafford. A home game with Burnley presents a further opportunity for goals.
You can read the rest of this article here
Wednesday, 4 December 2019
WGTA Live - Dec 2019 - Talisman And Value
Gameweeks 14 and 15, 2019/29
This week, in lieu of a full on pod, we took to YouTube to discuss two of WGTA's trademark stats - Talisman and Value.
The audio is attached here.
League Code: eikx03
Back next week with a full pod - and maybe Tom will be back with a solo back end of this week.
Watch the video (really sorry for the jerky cam footage; will fix next time!) here.
Listen and subscribe using the links here.
This week, in lieu of a full on pod, we took to YouTube to discuss two of WGTA's trademark stats - Talisman and Value.
The audio is attached here.
League Code: eikx03
Back next week with a full pod - and maybe Tom will be back with a solo back end of this week.
Watch the video (really sorry for the jerky cam footage; will fix next time!) here.
Listen and subscribe using the links here.
Tuesday, 3 December 2019
Gameweek 15 Differentials
🤔 Looking for a #GW15 differential? @FPLHints is back with three more options!— Fantasy Football Scout (@FFScout) December 3, 2019
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Friday, 29 November 2019
FPL - Who do you need ahead of GW14 & 15?
The Premier League returned after the International break and did not disappoint. As the calendar creeps towards December, the tough winter schedule really starts to take shape as we head into two game weeks in 3 days. FPL managers have some tough decisions to make so Dave Black takes a look at the games ahead.
With a midweek round (GW15) following in such short proximity, it makes sense to look at both sets of fixtures this week. Last week was very good for Jamie Vardy owners whilst Aguero and Sterling owners were tearing their hair out for differing reasons. Mo Salah got a much needed rest whilst Jose Mourinho gave new hope to owners of Spurs' attacking players, even if the defence has more questions than ever.
We're sticking with the Wish list theme for this week but taking both sets of games into account. These are 11 players that I'd want in my team with the two fixtures taken into consideration.
Goalkeeper
I've given the gloves to Nick Pope (£4.7m) this week. I'm hoping Burnley's home game with Crystal Palace will see a clean sheet whilst the midweek home game with Man City should be a chance to pick up some save points if nothing else.
Defenders
Once again Trent Alexander-Arnold earns his place in the selection. He was a late substitute during Liverpool's Champions League clash with Napoli so he should be well rested for the upcoming double header. Liverpool have two home games, starting with Brighton this weekend and out of form Everton on Tuesday.
Ben Chilwell (£5.8m) is the Leicester representative in our back line as the Foxes go hunting for a 5th successive clean sheet. Home games with Everton and Watford suggest a 6th and 7th are not out of the question.
I never thought I'd say this, but John Lundstram (£5m) is basically a must pick. The reality here is that Lundstram is listed as a defender on the game but essentially plays in attacking midfield. With 6 points on offer for a defender goal it's too big of a risk to leave him on your bench - and he is the top scoring defender in the game. Three goals, two assists and five clean sheets. Ignore him at your peril.
To read the rest of this article, click here
With a midweek round (GW15) following in such short proximity, it makes sense to look at both sets of fixtures this week. Last week was very good for Jamie Vardy owners whilst Aguero and Sterling owners were tearing their hair out for differing reasons. Mo Salah got a much needed rest whilst Jose Mourinho gave new hope to owners of Spurs' attacking players, even if the defence has more questions than ever.
We're sticking with the Wish list theme for this week but taking both sets of games into account. These are 11 players that I'd want in my team with the two fixtures taken into consideration.
Goalkeeper
I've given the gloves to Nick Pope (£4.7m) this week. I'm hoping Burnley's home game with Crystal Palace will see a clean sheet whilst the midweek home game with Man City should be a chance to pick up some save points if nothing else.
Defenders
Once again Trent Alexander-Arnold earns his place in the selection. He was a late substitute during Liverpool's Champions League clash with Napoli so he should be well rested for the upcoming double header. Liverpool have two home games, starting with Brighton this weekend and out of form Everton on Tuesday.
Ben Chilwell (£5.8m) is the Leicester representative in our back line as the Foxes go hunting for a 5th successive clean sheet. Home games with Everton and Watford suggest a 6th and 7th are not out of the question.
I never thought I'd say this, but John Lundstram (£5m) is basically a must pick. The reality here is that Lundstram is listed as a defender on the game but essentially plays in attacking midfield. With 6 points on offer for a defender goal it's too big of a risk to leave him on your bench - and he is the top scoring defender in the game. Three goals, two assists and five clean sheets. Ignore him at your peril.
To read the rest of this article, click here
Thursday, 28 November 2019
What are the avenues ahead without Aguero?
💷 With Aguero injured, @FPLHints has some money to spend as he cashes in on the premium City striker.— Fantasy Football Scout (@FFScout) November 27, 2019
🦅 In his latest piece, Ash reveals his team plans and ponders the worth of Palace defenders:https://t.co/YnrXuFn7ZX#FPL #FantasyPL #GW14 #ProPundits #FPLCommunity
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