NoviGlitzko wrote: » Arsenal fans! I want to bring in Arsenal cover. Who would you recommend between Ramsey or Micki?
Dr. Bre wrote: » Can I make a transfer same week as taking a free hit?
clairewithani wrote: » Do people ever think of reading the rules?
Potential Underachiever wrote: » Sure, the same questions get repeated often in here but what's the harm? It takes 2 seconds for someone to reply with an answer, it's not an ordeal. Not everyone that posts here is a FF anorak that has memorised the rules, just be helpful or ignore imo.
paulie21 wrote: » What are people thinking about TC now Kane and Aguero been out for a few weeks and Salah not having a DGW?
CSF wrote: » Definitely don’t agree with this. People log in, sometimes with a limited frame of time. Having to trawl through those sorts of posts before reading the actual content we log in for, can become irritating.
Potential Underachiever wrote: » Agree to disagree, it takes seconds to just scroll by those type of posts unless you're limited to about 20 seconds to read the thread then I don't think it's that big an issue. It's not like it's page after page of it either it's just an odd question here or there.
Deleted User wrote: » I find it amazing the amount information the ‘anoraks’ give the ‘casuals’ considering how far ahead a lot of the casuals are in the OR. And that’s not just information on the rules but advice on transfers and other tactics. Anoraks be giving away the edge they work for.
gormdubhgorm wrote: » People are normally only competing against the others in thier own mini-leagues. Luck has a major part to do with it as well. There is no harm giving newbies advice as it is only fair most of them (unless extremely lucky) are no threat to the obsessive eejits who cover all the angles.
Deleted User wrote: » I hear ya but every time it rains paranoia I get soaked. I’ve seen some posters talk about their OR and then see them ask fairly basic advice, usually player transfer related, and scratch my head. There’s also the ‘top of my league’ or ‘only 15 points off top’ and then ‘what do I do next ?’ and then receive some awesome transfer advice they would never have thought of themselves. I just think you should have to work for the victory rather than be lucky enough to know this forum exists.
manual_man wrote: » Pellegrino sacked by Saints
shineon23 wrote: » It was a good day!! I'd throw my own hat in the ring to replace him but I've single handedly took a private league winning club last season to mid-tabke mediocrity. I suspect my own days are numbered too.
gormdubhgorm wrote: » I see what you mean. But some people just need the reassurance sometimes. They might even ask a second opinion. Then it is up to them whether they take the advice or not. It does not happen on here, but there is a very famous fantasy football site where people b1tch and moan if they follow advice, and it goes wrong for them! That amuses me. Then again, I am easily amused.
manual_man wrote: » So, two more wins will secure the title for City. Likely a win GW33 at home to Man U will do the job (Everton away before that) , so could enter dgw34 as champions. I have a funny feeling Pep will field strong sides for the remainder of the season though, just about every PL record could be broken if they keep up current form.
jimmii wrote: » I agree I think he'll want to keep them all sharp for the CL. He said before that resting players in Germany was a mistake he wouldn't make again after they'd wrapped the league up and then the rest of the season went downhill.
km79 wrote: » And let's be honest he hasn't REALLY rotated all season has he? No more than a lot of other managers really
clairewithani wrote: » Seriously?