Green&Red wrote: I disagree, look what’s happened with West Ham, the league is pretty tight at the bottom, a few easy games and it’ll look different. Rafa is a savage manager and they’ll tighten up at the back, I’d say Yedlin will be a great pick
Chesty08 wrote: » Newcastle are ****ing ****e
SlickRic wrote: » I'm pretty sure it'll be Zaha out. He's not playing as a striker, yet is classed as one. The experiment is over. It'll be Arnie or Deeney in most likely.
km79 wrote: » How has Knockaert looked ? Newcastle also have an outrageous run coming up Checked dubravkas price 5ml WTF !!!!!!! Yedlin could be great value though
The Phantom Jipper wrote: » Much the same, I was planning to do Ings to Arnie for Gw11 but he's in the form to do it now. That run from Gw11 onwards is hard to resist.
Morzadec wrote: » Interesting, I'm actually thinking of doing Mitro out for Arnie... WH are playing well now and their fixtures are clearing up. He's at 6.9, I think now is the prime time to buy him. I don't really want to lose Mitro but I very much want Arnie. The other option is to spend -4 and do Ings out for Arnie, with Bennett in for Cedric...
CSWS101 wrote: » Wish I had acted earlier on Mendy, his situation has been a real pain in the ass. Think i'll just bit the bullet and get Trippier in for him after the Barca game. Holding off on Kane for now as I haven't been overly impressed with Spurs to date but very scared about him playing Cardiff as they are muck. Any of your attacking players playing Cardiff or Huddersfield this season is an auto captain imo
gimli2112 wrote: » I keep playing Neves on the assumption he's going to do something but Wolves are playing really well and he doesn't seem to be contributing at least from a FF perspective.
claw wrote: » No worries I probably didn't express myself very well! I have issues with Neves aswell but I have him since the start so I can afford him to drop, the advice on here from some people was correct about him, he hasn't done anything since the opening match against Everton so he would be next on the chopping block, he is an expensive 5th midfielder at this rate!
extra gravy wrote: » Will do Ings to Mitrovic I'd say. Arnie the other option but I think Mitrovic shades it with the home fixture this week.
S.M.B. wrote: » Apologies, I misinterprted your original post as increasing "team value" as opposed to protecting (and if things go really well increasing) "real value". Makes a lot more sense now.
claw wrote: » I wasn't offering advice to anyone - I just said I had done my two transfers. I don't normally offer advice to anyone on this because not everyone plays this game the same way. I think team finances are very important and knowing when to take a hit on the right week to protect your team value is a key skill in the game. Playing this for 10 years and have done alright for the most part so I am not a newbie. Regarding my two transfers, time will tell whether they prove to be the right decision or not. I am not going to criticise people who stick with Aguero or put Kane in. For what its worth, I bought Shaw for 5.1 and Aguero 11.0, so unless I am wrong if Shaw goes down 0.1, Aguero goes down 0.1 and Kane goes up again (bought him for 12.4) I have protected my team value.
MurDawg wrote: Have to replace Eriksen and have 10.3 to spend on a replacement... Son or Alli seem logical
S.M.B. wrote: » That's fair enough and it's hard to disagree but I still wouldn't call a second transfer costing 4 points for what may be a single week to be a "no brainer". Also fair enough, making decision based solely on team finances is not recommended. However I'm worried that making a statement like "At worst I will make some money" would tempt others to make a similar move as this would not be the case for most people. Maybe you bought Shaw in at 5.1 and Aguero at 11.4 though.
claw wrote: » I try and play the game the way I see it. If Aguero hasn't scored at Anfield before in 9 matches (1 for Atletico) and isn't fully fit, then I would rather take a -4 and risk it. I am a Liverpool supporter. He has never done it at Anfield. Kane is at home to Cardiff. I would much prefer having Kane and worrying about not having Aguero at Anfield than vice versa.
claw wrote: » At some point I can see Shaw going down .1 and Zabaleta up .1 so I did that as an enabler for Kane. The money situation is a secondary concern to be honest.
Chesty08 wrote: » The way I see it, I think you needed to take the punt on Kane before the start of the last GW. My rationale was that Kane would outscore Salah over point games so was worth the punt. I wouldn't go chasing the Kane at home to Cardiff now as you are looking to recoup your hit on 1 GW which is a lot more riskier. Salah will be coming back in for me and I think it will be Kane making way, could be Aguero or Hazard either but immediate term thinking is Kane. I will bank this week and this will enable 2 FT's for the international break.