Fantasy Football Fix – FF247 Blog
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Cookie,
Any other breaking fitness news from today’s pressers?
Lovren expected to be fit for Liverpool confirms Rodgers (if anyone cares)
photek,
I do, I have in my Ultimate squad. Thank you.
Sorry GP, here now.
Costa a doubt, Sturridge to be assessed, Mangala out, Yaya late test, Welbeck ok, Lloris & Chadli late tests.
Cookie,
Nice thank you. Costa and Welbeck were my concerns.
Cheers.
I only have Costa to think about in that list, is he being rested with CL and Man U up next or just more mind games from Jose…who knows!
What’s the situation with Nolan? Won’t he take the position that Downing currently possesses?
Shadow
think Downing is used on the wing whereas Nolan plays central and usually striker or No. 10.
Downing is safe in that team I think.
Ah ok thanks, just thought I’d read Downing had moved more central and playing in the hole.
How do i use my FT this GW? 1.2M itb.
Chadli is a doubt, but dont feel like replacing him cause he has great fixtures after City. So if he doesnt play, Ill have Dummett as a back up who has apparently recovered from his international injury.
OR
Cahill > Baines. Seems like the most popular transfer.
OR
Hazard>ADM. Seems like the most essential transfer.
OR
Save FT, and bring in Baines and ADM both next GW.
Team
B, I’m not sure Haz to ADM is essential, ADM has 2 tough fixtures after the West Brom game and Haz is starting to look more like his old self. i’d wait n see on this move.
I think Baines needs to start showing more before i consider him a must have. I’ve not been tempted to get in at all on current form but as the fixtures ease he should start picking up better points.
Costa, Costa , Costa. He’s more hassle than he’s worth
. Seriously tho, i actually think he will be rested this weekend. He’s still not 100% fit and ime thinking thinking this is the week he won’t start.
Dont think Mourinho will go in the game without Costa, considering last season’s result against Palace. Mourinho just said that last season Palace did perform better than Chelsea in the game, and he will be looking for some revenge this time by unleashing the goal scoring freak.
Walcott playing for the U21’s tonight. Anyone getting him in there team in the coming weeks?.
I probably will, not sure how or where though, but I’ll try my hardest when he’s up and running. Six midfielders anyone?
So im going to try again since i didn’t get any answers earlier
My team looks like this
Mannone krul
Baines clyne duff wisdom moore
ADM fabregas sterling siggy downing
Ulloa costa pelle
2 FT 2.9 itb
So i want to get rid of ulloa and the choice is between welbz or aguero, but to get aguero i have to make a pretty big downgrade in the midfield. Currently i stand between these options
1. Ulloa > welbz
2. Sterling > 5.3 midfielder ulloa > aguero
Thoughts?
Gooner – My problem with option 1 is that you’ll have to bench one of your mids, even Downing doesn’t deserve to get benched. Especially with his great fixture this weekend. Man that is a hard decision to make, because I wouldn’t risk losing Sterling now that he has such great fixtures ahead.
My pick out of those 2 options is option 1.
Thanks for replying Ruben
Yeah it’s a tough decision.. Have a feeling aguero will explode against spurs but at the same time i don’t wanna get rid of Sterling. Hmmm welbz is also a pretty good i guess.
Gooner, apologies you didn’t get an answer earlier. Heads will roll. You can pick whose.
Anyway that’s a toughie you have there. Dare you proceed without Aguero? I think you probably should in this instance. I feel Welbeck and Sterling will at least be equal to if not better than the alternative.
Haha init
Yeah i will probably go with welbz then, but proceeding without aguero is a pretty big risk i think. On the other hand i also think Arsenal will have a big win against hull and welbz should be involved in some of the goals.
I agree they should do. I hope you’re right as a Welbeck owner!