L.A.D wrote: » How'd you fund that?
Lemlin wrote: » Oscar came on at half time for Brazil in Beijing and scored:http://www.goal.com/en-gb/match/124706/brazil-vs-zambia/report? Also, am I reading that report right in that the game occurred at 12.45 BST. Is that British Standard Time? So it essentially happened at mid day yesterday meaning Oscar could have been on his way back to London by the time the other games were kicking off yesterday.
FutureGuy wrote: » Exact same transfers out for me. Exact same transfers in too. For me, Chico is the top Swans defender.
Michael D Not Higgins wrote: » Is it worth switching out Ozil for Oscar. The speculation is that it's only a bruised knee.
Swiper the fox wrote: » He's probably not even out of bed, do you think this might be considered a little bit hasty?
Swiper the fox wrote: » I'm only asking because I respect your opinion and have a Swansea defender on my radar considering their next 5 games all have serious clean sheet potential. Why is it Chico and not Rangel or Davies that you give top billing to? I've seen very little of Swansea except highlights but I notice his offensive returns have been non existent since he arrived in England(Wales). Santi Cazorla will be involved on Saturday and Walcott may be in the squad also.
John83 wrote: » I have Chester and Brady. Now with uncertainty over Ozil I'm thinking of using my transfer to upgrade Chester. I have 6.3 to spend which is enough for Terry. But that really is throwing all my eggs in the defence basket this weekend. I'd be starting: Vidic - Dawson - Coleman - Nastasic - Terry Is this a wise move? I could always downgrade Coleman in later weeks if I need to bulk attack.
FHFC wrote: » Wait and see what happens with Ozil. Should be more concrete news by tomorrow, initial reports promising http://www.fanatix.com/news/arsenal-hopeful-on-minor-mesut-ozil-injury/156498/ That's a lot of cash tied up in defenders IMO. I have Chester and am hoping to hold onto him as my other 4 defs have reasonable fixtures the next 2 weeks while hull have 2 tricky aways and he would be bench material anyway. Chester is hoped to be back for Hulls next home game to Sunderland, as is Brady so I don't want to waste a transfer for 2 weeks. I'm hoping to keep chester long term as he's the only 4m defender who is a fairly definite starter in a team who look resilient defensively especially at home, so I think the best 5th defender for home rotation in FPL, with Clyne a close second.
Transfer Sources @TransferSources 6h Lukas Podolski on Özil's injury: "I called Mesut, he felt pain on his knee. But it's not in danger and he'll be ready for Norwich." #AFC
Dempsey wrote: » He should be fine
Iused2likebusts wrote: » Ye the likes of oscar will have had 12 hours more recovery than the s american players like suarez. I think the fact that internationals now take place on a tues rather than wed should also help him. Their still has to be a doubt because of the schalke game and the fact its cardiff at home but may go with oscar myself
Lemlin wrote: » My hope is that the last time Mourinho rested Oscar they lost to Everton. I'm hoping he won't want to take that chance again.
L.A.D wrote: » So hard to call Mata back in form with a bang and a couple of goals for Spain Schurrle with a German hat trick Oscar 2 in 2 for Brazil Hazard scored last time out v Norwich Willian with a screamer against the budgies De Bruyne scored last night Impossible to predict
I want to build with Oscar as my number 10. I want the other two players, from the side (wings), to adapt to that reality and to learn how to do things that they were not ready to do before."
Dempsey wrote: » I'd consider what Lukas Polodski said a better source on his injury than the Daily Fail tbh
Lemlin wrote: » Mourinho seems to rate Oscar as his best of those players though.http://www.independent.co.uk/sport/football/premier-league/jose-mourinho-if-somebody-tells-me-that-oscar-is-not-chelseas-best-player-since-the-beginning-of-the-season-id-have-to-disagree-8831373.html I see the Chelsea midfield as a minefield myself but I made the transfer knowing that Oscar may not start this gameweek. He's a long term choice and I hope a player I'll be warranted keeping a while. The other midfielder I looked at was Michu but, believe it or not, I don't overly rate Swansea. They over achieved last season and they've alot of ordinary players IMO. I got laughed at when I said the same about Newcastle two years ago but I feel justified in that opinion now. The Swans also seem to be struggling with UEFA and league football which hits alot of teams. The new signings like Bony haven't hit the ground running either.
P.Walnuts wrote: » Am I mad for cosidering getting rid of Ramsey for Walcott in a couple weeks? Can't see Ramsey keeping up such good form indefinitely, with all of Arsenal's creative players I also cannot see Walcott not scoring once he comes back into the team... If I can afford it of course
