Lemlin wrote: » I'd be looking at Wickham, Long, Jelavic and Austin at 6 mil before any of the lads just above tbh.
dahat wrote: » January to Vlaar would be a move maybe. It would free up 0.5 to upgrade Valencia to Pelle maybe.
dahat wrote: » So here we go. Opinions please!
Iused2likebusts wrote: » I'll be stocking up on 4.5 defenders the likes of Newcastle Sunderland Swansea burnley Stoke defenders have some decent first 8 fixtures and if u pick 5 of them most weeks it's easy enough to have 3 with decent cs potential. I'll be spending between 22 and 23 on my back 5 and going big on my attacking players.
MagicIRL wrote: » I'm not understanding the Vlaar love. He had a great world cup, but he's playing for Villa. The other 3 defenders are shíte. He'll lose his cleansheet bonus nearly every week. Waste of 4.5m if ya ask me.
markcahill1985 wrote: » Wes Brown was also sent off about 27 times last season!!
kennyb3 wrote: » What about Cameron compared to him? Cameron an unlikely starter?
CSF wrote: » Yeah, I just don't think one can be totally sure what Poyet will do with his defence all the same.
Lucas Hood wrote: » Vlaar' stock has definitely risen after World Cup, O Shea & Brown both had 10 clean sheets last season and only 8% of player own O Shea & 0.4% of players own Brown compared to Vlaar with 25%.
roryc wrote: » Villa got 9 clean sheets last year, which is basically 25% of their games. Vlaar is captain so will play every week. If you bench him against the top 6 clubs and tough away games you will probably be left with about a 40% chance of a clean sheet (and bonus points) when you do play him. Can't beat that for £4.5m. I would likely have him in my team regardless of his World Cup performance
MagicIRL wrote: » I suppose as a back-up on the bench he's worth it. Still wouldn't feel confident playing him as a starting player in my back four.
CSF wrote: » Defence seems fine to me. Of the top 6 and 7 teams, usually you've only 1 or 2 that actually manage to bring in the regular clean sheets. Last season a little bit of an exception but even still.
Nuts102 wrote: » Your defence won't be scoring very high.
bodking wrote: » 1 Team 2 possibilities Choice 1 GK - De gea - Krul Def - Ferdinand - Davies - Vlaar - Rosenoir - Pocognoli Mid - Fabregas - Mata- Eriksen - de Jong - Albrightom Att - Diego Costa - Giroud - Rooney or Choice 2 GK - De gea - Krul Def - Ferdinand - Davies - Vlaar - Rosenoir - Pocognoli Mid - Hazard - Mata- Eriksen - de Jong - Albrightom Att - Dzeko - Giroud - Sturridge Help me
Mr. Incognito wrote: » Only having one team makes you think more, you only have one chance. You become obsessive over your transfers. If there is a choice of four players you have to pick one, REALLY pick one. Not put one in each of your teams and declare yourself a genius when one comes off. Having the balls to punt on a player and it coming off is the thing that I respect the most around here. It is not boring to have one team. It is the reason that we come here to chat and debate and become attached to our choices. Having more than one team gives you scope to cheat on those choices and the other players. You can post whatever rule you want but in the end you are only cheating on your own enjoyment of the game. I would suggest that you try having one team and doing it properly and I guarantee you will enjoy it more than having four teams.
Mr.Prodston wrote: » Who doesn't love a good bandwagon eh? Rooney captain, Lamela vice captain and Can as the new Ramsey *runs*
Iused2likebusts wrote: » A very noticeable increase in the number of teams with rooney in them today
