Muahahaha wrote: » Think Stones and Gundogan are the obvious problems with that bench boost. If you replace one of them and hope the other plays then you could get to 15 starters from 15. If you dont win the Pep lottery then its likely to be 14 of 15 which wouldnt be the end of the world either. It could turn into a mess though if Pep rests Dias and your other City player, then its down to 13. I got off Gundogan and onto Lingard last week, was a difficult decision but looking at Citys fixture pile up felt I felt I had to lose either him or KdB, couldnt risk both of them not starting like happened v Fulham
CSF wrote: » Yeah I’m likely to wait til post wildcard and moving off City before hitting the BB
Muahahaha wrote: » Are you wildcarding for 32? The fixtures are saying City have blanks in both 32 and 33, presumably because of the two domestic cups. Their game at home v Leeds in 31 looks attractive but it is sandwiched in between the two CL games v Dortmund, even Dias may not play v Leeds dont mind Gundogan and KdB. Spurs also blank in 33 so more to think about there for Kane/Son/Bale owners.
FHFC wrote: » Is Alonso worth the gamble?
Muahahaha wrote: » Given a choice who would people stick with from now till the end of the season- Son or Bruno? Currently on Son who should be back from injury after the break but if I want to get back to Bruno will have to do it tonight before getting priced out of it.
Father Hernandez wrote: » I'd personally go with Bruno. In better form of the two, higher ceiling, on set pieces and more focal to United's attack than Son at Spurs. If possible at all, it'd be best to do it after the internationals as Bruno looks knackered and could affect his output after the intl's.
Muahahaha wrote: » yeah I think you're right but I'll have to do it tonight due to it only leaving me 0.1m ITB, another price drop on Son and I wont be able to do it. And yeah the reason I sold Bruno for Son was because he looked knackered in the Europa League first leg v AC Milan and then he had the City fixture (got burnt there with his penalty). It was a rash move selling him for Son in the first place but at least I can reverse it, albeit with the risk of the international break. Im not 100% on owning 2 Spurs anymore, their win v Villa wasnt all that convincing and seemed to be papering up the cracks. I'll hang on to Kane but sell Son to get Bruno back.
Green&Red wrote: » I think Bruno all day, everyday. He’s the standout asset, Ole runs them into the ground I’m reluctant to even get Son, Jose is toxic, who knows what happens there
Iused2likebusts wrote: » Spurs are top of the form table over the last 5 games.
Shedite27 wrote: » They lost 3 of their last 5 (City, West Ham, Arsenal). By my maths they're 16th on the form table over the last 5
Iused2likebusts wrote: » They have 12 pts from the last 5 league games. Burnley, Fulham, palace, arsenal and villa.
dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: » Probably looking at a Chelsea player for a 1 week punt before WC. Cancelo to Alonso/James is tempting or Gundogan to Mount is probably the safest
munster87 wrote: » No Chelsea at all, think need for a defender outweighs need for likes of Mount or Havertz. I would be definitely going Azpi or Rudiger if I wasn’t using WC next gameweek...but as I am, I am tempted by Alonso, which could easily backfire
[Deleted User] wrote: » Mendy and then Azpilicueta are the most nailed on to start. Everything else seems to be a lottery there although with Silva still out you’d think Rudiger and Christensen will also start.
“I am, yes (hopeful Grealish will play against Fulham),” Smith added. “That was the aim, when it first happened we looked at the calendar and thought Fulham would be the first game but there was always the possibility that, as I’ve said before, his tolerance levels could be better and he may be able to play. “But it wasn’t the case, it didn’t heal as quick as we would have wanted and unfortunately it went to plan. “I’m always putting pressure on the medical staff, especially the doctor, and it was his plan, but he was right on this occasion, as he usually is. But we all wanted him back quicker than we could have got him.