Iused2likebusts wrote: » I think keita 7.5 might be a decent option.
km79 wrote: » Do you have salah as well?
SlickRic wrote: » yup. been looking at him. i think 7.5 is overpriced for that kind of midfielder though.
Shedite27 wrote: » What kind of midfielder is he? From what I've read/heard of him he sounds like a Ramsey, starts deep but gets involved in lots of goals/assists. 7.5 sounds bout right
manual_man wrote: » I'm slowly talking myself into a gw1 BB followed by immediate wildcard
SlickRic wrote: » that's spot on, though I'm not sure he's in the box quite as often as Ramsey would be. unproven in the Premier League, with just 6 goals and 5 assists last season. it just seems a tad high of a price. i'm not going to fall out with FPL over it, but i think 6.5 or maybe 7 would've been fairer.
Pogue eile wrote: » 6 goals and 5 assists in 27 games is very good for that price range, its a scoring contribution in 40% of games played (not including clean sheets), of the players currently priced 7m or under the only one with a better return rate last seazson was Jese Lingard and that was an anomaly imo and wont be repeated, Pascal Gross only one to come close. Obviously we are talking too differnet leagues so the comparisions come with a health warning, but I think the price tag considering the attacking returns of his new team is more that justified. Ramsey is a fair comparrison and he is also 7.5m, Kieta's injury record is far better though and rumours last few days are that Ramsey could be about to leave Arsenal.
Morzadec wrote: » Keita will likely not be as much of a "main man" at Liverpool as at Leipzig, Liverpool will rely on others for goals and assists so his share of the pie will likely be smaller in terms of goal contribution %. That said, Liverpool will likely score a lot of goals again so you could argue that the pie is bigger.
Iused2likebusts wrote: » All the cool people are going with a gw1 BB just need Prodston to get on board.
ScummyMan wrote: » I still think the odds of getting 15 starters out in the first GW is quite slim. There's always the one or two surprise drops, and all of a sudden your BB is a waste. I'm still aligned on the early BB, but I'm thinking in GW2 or 3, when I've had a chance to access and potentially grab any fast starters, before reseting with the WC in time for the international break.
Shedite27 wrote: » Yeah thinking of GW2/3 for myself, gives you a week or two to abandon any surprise drops, and then can wildcard in the international break to get back to the formation you want.
ArmaniJeanss wrote: » One of your defenders is at fault for 2 goals the first week, your keeper lets one through his legs, and one of your midfielders goes off late with a 'knock', so you are immediately worried about getting 15 players out in Week2/3. So you don't play BB for another few weeks. Come week 36 the bloody thing is still hanging over you like the sword of Damocles and you end up taking -8s and still not getting 15 out. I think I'm fully on board with the Week1 BB.
Paully D wrote: » Bournemouth signing a left-back for over £10m. That’s the end of Charlie Daniels as a decent option for initial squads.
ArmaniJeanss wrote: » One of your defenders is at fault for 2 goals the first week, your keeper lets one through his legs, and one of your midfielders goes off late with a 'knock', I think I'm fully on board with the Week1 BB.
2nd Row Donkey wrote: » Is he on any set pieces... corners, free kicks, anything?
columbd wrote: » Also anyone think Leighton Baines is a good option this year. Penalties, free kicks and a more adventurous manager than Sam Allardyce
An Ciarraioch wrote: » Richarlison to Everton now official - £50m!
Cartman78 wrote: Will this affect our dearest Theo much??
thewools wrote: » Ricky plays on the left.. Theo on the right so should be ok
manual_man wrote: » What about Yannick