ItsChecoTime wrote: » Any obvious reason why Pieters was selected ahead of Taylor for Burnley or is it safe to assume Pieters has the starting spot for now?
dahat wrote: » Only issue I have is Trossard and I'm not sure what to do.
[Deleted User] wrote: » I'm hearing there manager is pepesque is his rotation policies so hard to know what to do with brighton assests one to watch i guess
extra gravy wrote: » Two home games next, I'm hoping he just didn't start because Potter wanted PL experience for a tough opening away fixture. Going to see what happens and have 2 fts in for GW3 if I need to get rid.
eagle eye wrote: » Rashford on peno's has me thinking of making a couple of moves to fit him in.
eagle eye wrote: » I bit the bullet and took a four point hit to bring him in, couldn't afford it if he went up. He is just a have to have at 8.5 imo.
Always Be Closing wrote: » Ideally I want rid of Diop, Lamela and Pedro (am happy with my front 3 of Vardy, Kane and Aubamayang- also have Salah) but I'll bank the WC for now and get them out over a 3 week period
patmac wrote: » No idea what you are on about but your sig is very disturbing.
dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: » Anyone else thinking Kane to Auba?
gimli2112 wrote: » I think Utd will be ok. They are significantly better than most teams.
Pete_Cavan wrote: » Yes but I don't think they will be steamrolling teams every week. Martial and Lingard are very flakey and not much depth after them so there are likely to be some very frustrating games for Utd attack during the season.
extra gravy wrote: » Plus their midfield is awful. Can't see where the goals are going to come from. Remains to be seen whether Martial and Rashford are 20 goal a season players.
TimesArrow wrote: » Is ceballos likely to start for arsenal going forward? He could be decent at 5.5.. any other good options at this price and lower?