Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 11
Welcome to Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 11. We are back with a Saturday lunchtime kick-off as Bournemouth attempt to keep up their recent good form and make Jose even more miserable and negative, if that is indeed possible. We then have just four games at 3pm ahead of an extended and unusual evening program. At 3pm we have Cardiff hosting Leicester in what will be an emotion filled occasion, Everton will be looking to get back to winning ways with a home game against traditionally poor travellers Brighton, Newcastle will be seeking, and probably failing to get, their first win against a more than vibrant Watford and West Ham will have the red carpet out for Joe Hart.
Saturday evening is a husband’s delight and a wife’s nightmare and many a remote will be wrestled over. And no doubt many a husband banished to the shed to watch the games on their mobile! Arsenal play Liverpool in the traditional 5.30pm slot before we then get the bonus of Spurs going to Wolves at 7.45pm. Both could be crackers in their own right.
Sunday is a bit of a strange one as the two games overlap each other. Man City kick us off at 3pm as they see how many they can put past Southampton in what is usually referred to as ‘shooting practice’. Chelsea and Palace then lock horns at 4pm in a local (ish) derby.
The gameweek concludes on Monday with a preview (the way things are looking) of one of next seasons Friday Night Championship clashes as Huddersfield host Fulham.
The games in full…
Keep track of all the action, the goals, the talking points, right here at FF247 Live Match Chat, an interactive chat which encourages you to keep involved and share your thoughts and emotions as the matches take place.
Good luck to absolutely everyone for Gameweek 11 from all at FF247!
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I’m sorry, but watching the game is just making me think that the Man U kit man put some red socks in with the white away kit when he was preparing for this match. And the. Didn’t want to tell anyone until kick-off
How does anyone think this is a good kit?
Cardiff v Leicester
Callum Paterson up front again!
Everton v Brighton
Newcastle v Watford
West Ham v Burnley
I haven’t seen any conversation, and maybe I’ve missed it, but what’s happened to Andre Gray? Started the season in great form and now he can’t get a start. Would have seemed natural for him to be playing, especially without Deeny.
Gray and Deeney worked out well upfront together as a tactic for the first four weeks. But then the opponents sussed that out. And last season showed neither is much good on his own as a big target man. Looks like Success can do that better.