JPup wrote: » Well since Fabinho has gone back into midfield it is 3 wins from 3 all with clean sheets. Given the disastrous run of form before that I’d say it’s a clear improvement! None of those wins were at Anfield though. Still to be seen if they can get that monkey off their backs.
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.
CSF wrote: » I think Liverpool will beat us with ease next week. We were blessed yesterday and Liverpool will be playing that game with a serious chip on their shoulder. 3 Liverpool players feels like the way forward for a wildcarder. Jota and Phillips allow that to be a thing while keeping money to do all the other things you’d want to do.
Scorpion Sting wrote: » Phillips a guaranteed starter going forwards?
Pogue eile wrote: » Are they? Beating an Arsenal team that look to be both a shambles and focusing on the EPL is hardly conclusive evidence. Loosing to Fulham and scraping past Wolves is hardly evidence either.
CSF wrote: » Guaranteed might be a strong word, but I feel like he is a starter now yeah.
Ace2007 wrote: » Will you ever play Areola? If not might as well go to 4.0m keeper - unless you have BB left? Shaw > AWB and is cheaper KdB - returns don't justify the price or rotation risk. Salah as similarly price is better shout imo - chasing top 4 and not unlikely to be rotated. Given that you have DCL and he'll have a double at some stage - would you not be keen to keep him? Everton have an outside chance of top 4 - win both games in hand and they will be 4th - surely that's an incentive for DCL and co to go full steam ahead, fixtures aren't great though. Maybe Ricky would be better alternative but if they win tomorrow night, then I think one of them should be in a WC team.
JPup wrote: » I’m thinking now of holding off the wildcard until gw 33 or maybe even 34. I’m happy enough with my team for this week and if I wildcard now I’d be inclined to sell all my city players. Leeds at home is a plum fixture so might just sit tight. I hate the feeling when your old team would have outscored your wildcard team on week 1.
CSF wrote: » To be honest, if Foden doesn’t start against Dortmund, I’d be real tempted
ThunbergsAreGo wrote: » I am keeping a spot for him, Mahrez or dare I say it Aguero...
Ace2007 wrote: » Yea I'd be tempted by them for the game against Leeds, but not sure if would want them in a WC team as any of them are transfers waiting to happen.
CSF wrote: » Jlingz finding his way back into wildcard drafts now
Morzadec wrote: » Yeah he's giving me a real decision to make now. Probably impossible to leave out now. Seeing a lot of drafts with 2 or 3 Leicesters, at the moment I only have Iheanacho, maybe need to revisit
CSF wrote: » I can see myself having both Iheanacho and Vardy. Those fixtures are so good and Iheanacho so cheap.
dr.kenneth noisewater wrote: » First WC draft picked Mendy/Forestor Dias TAA Holding Castagne Shaw Bruno Jota Son Mount Neto Kane DCL Nacho Unsure on Dias/Holding/Son/DCL at present, would prefer a City attacker for this GW and Son the week after but Pep roulette.
Ace2007 wrote: » At 4m and playing i think Phillips should be in the team - especially as your of the opinion that TAA is worth it (presume on basis of attacking + CS basis). Could Neto become Foden for a punt this week? If DCL didn't have a double i would say get rid, but maybe he's a hold with it?
Ace2007 wrote: » What is it about Vardy lads? 1 goal in his last 13 games - what am i missing? I can understand Nacho - cheap as chips, and playing well, but Vardy has no form at all - Chris Wood at Burnely's fixtures are probably just as good but he actually knows where the net is. Lacazette has Sheffield United and Fulham next and is in goal scoring mood. Granted there's not much else - but Vardy?:eek:
Morzadec wrote: » Yeah I'm also not getting the Vardy love personally, though it's true the striking options are limited. I think I'll be setting up for a 3-5-2 most weeks. I'm currently on Kane, Iheanacho and Vydra. Vydra is 4.8 and looks to have a starting spot now. 2 goals and 1 assist in the last 5 so a bit of form, not the worst for a 4.8 and possibly justifies the extra half million or so over Brewster/Davis. May well change however depending on other decisions, might need to hold back some funds to consider bringing Son back for GW 32. When do we think Everton/Villa are playing? Is there a consideration of keeping one or two of their players in the back pocket for when their double comes along? Villa also have a nice fixture in 33 to cover the Spurs blanks. Already sold Konsa but now thinking of bringing him back in. Though the fixtures aren't great and maybe 4.7 is that little bit too high for someone I'll be benching almost every week bar maybe 3 matches from here on out
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