JPup wrote: » It’s a long time since Liverpool kept a clean sheet at Anfield and Villa scored 7 in the reverse fixture. Saying that, Liverpool are clearly improving recently so this could be the week they turn around their home form.
Cartman78 wrote: » That's my rough plan as well fwiw. I normally use BB in a big DGW but seem to have missed that boat this season....need to have a proper look at the fixtures. Like others I'll be looking to bring in TAA, Jota and probably Salah, gonna go with Chelsea defenders (I think the WBA game was an anomaly), Kane and possibly no City
CSF wrote: » Are people who are playing this, who also have a BB available using this straight away? It’s not that I think it’s some genius strategy or anything, just might be easier to play exactly what’s in front of you than hoping for some scenario that may not come.
munster87 wrote: » Oh yeah it’s definitely a trap but after the blank they have Sheffield United...so more trap...
Ace2007 wrote: » Would be very reluctant to include international goals when looking at players to bring in. Today's goal was because of Mings, even Werner probably would have scored.
JPup wrote: » I’d add Mitrovic to that list. 6 goals in 4 games is not to be sniffed at.
CSF wrote: » Can we really justify 2 Spurs attacking players at this stage? They’re so bad. It’s a DGW trap surely? He’s more than 9 million too so it does take huge chunks out of the rest of the quality of the team.
munster87 wrote: » At the moment I have the 3 midfielders you mentioned, along with Son and Neto. I’ve actually brought Lacazette in up front. That will need proper thought!
Ace2007 wrote: » One comment that maybe stands out in some of the teams about is that it's mainly all players from top end of table, we seen for instance what Pereira can do, or the Brighton lads or Southampton players - there is value and points from players in the bottom half of the table - some who might see the last 8 games as chance to earn move away from their current teams. JWP, Ings, Pereira, Ings, Raphinha are players that an argument could be made for being in a WC team.
CSF wrote: » There is, but it’s so hard to figure out which. I feel like it’s difficult to establish who the 5 midfielders to own are right now. Salah, Jota and Bruno feel fairly strong choices, but after that it’s tricky. The City and Chelsea lads are overly prone to rotation now. Do I genuinely want a 2nd Spurs player even with the DGW? They’re so bad.
Rikand wrote: » For starters Dallas, auba, bale, dcl, aina and jorginho out Reguilon(dgw), son(dgw), jota, kdb, Philip's and nacho in. Martinez areola Awb dias cresswell reguilon philips Son bruno jota lingard kdb Nacho bamford kane Plenty more surgery ahead as that selection leaves me with a lot of weekly headaches
Green&Red wrote: » I never get why people don’t have a 3-4 week plan at all times. Maybe the first week of that plan is roll the transfer but you should have an idea of where you’re going. And someone is bound to come on and say what if half your team gets injured? Well then you change the plan. I will say I’ve never been one for rolling transfers, my team needs to be really going well before I do it. I did it earlier this season in a purple patch, before that it was Nov 18
[Deleted User] wrote: » I don’t like plans like that. When I WC I’ll be doing the opposite. I’ll be hoping to have to burn a FT after 2 GW’s. If ya know what I mean. I’ll have a bench player/s to come in for the BGW in 33 to save me using a FT. My only gamble will be Iheanacho and I’m not even sure about that one. I’ll leave enough money itb to upgrade him in case he loses his place.
Deleted User wrote: » I don’t like plans like that. When I WC I’ll be doing the opposite. I’ll be hoping to have to burn a FT after 2 GW’s. If ya know what I mean. I’ll have a bench player/s to come in for the BGW in 33 to save me using a FT. My only gamble will be Iheanacho and I’m not even sure about that one. I’ll leave enough money itb to upgrade him in case he loses his place.
Green&Red wrote: » Edit: the Spurs DGW might give me an easy way out of my decision Start with Mendy - Forester Stones - Cresswell - Philips - Shaw - Rudiger Havertz - Bruno - Rapha - Lingard - Jota Kane - Bamford - Richi 31 - Rapha -> Neto 32 - Richi -> Nacho & Havertz -> Son 33 - Son -> Salah I know it’s a lot of booked in transfers but I’ve never been afraid of a hit so if anything else comes up I’ll take care of it with a -4
Deleted User wrote: » That’s a definite boost for Green&red so. If one was assured he’d start then he’s as good a punt as any.
Pogue eile wrote: » Most of the 'rotation' has been forced upon him and was as the result of injuries. Havertz is nailed on IMO. Has only been fit to start 3 games under Tuchel and started and finished all three- came off injured in another one, missed 5 with said injury and was only fit enough for the bench on his comeback.
Deleted User wrote: » I don’t like how much Tuchel has rotated his front options from match to match and then in-match he has been much more likely to make offensive changes. If he was guaranteed to start every game and play 90 minutes then yes no bother. They are also still in 3 competitions. It’s just the kind of punt I’m not looking for. I’m sick of seeing some of my players not starting.