Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 4
Welcome to Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 4. Thankfully the International break is over and what a way to kick it off in GW4. A Saturday lunch time affair brings with it the most interesting fixture of the week. City will play host to Liverpool and their new arrival Keita…wait, apparently he arrives next season, oh well, at least we get to see how Virgil van Dijk fits in. As for City, while Alexis did not arrive, Aguero is more than capable of taking up the pouting. That game is followed by five 3pm games. Big money Arsenal welcome in The Cherries, high scoring Brighton tangle with The Baggies, Everton will look to sober up after that drunken performance last time out when they meet up with September Kane. Leicester look to steal some points off the champions and Saints and Watford mix it up in a battle of two unbeaten teams. We finish the Saturday fixtures when the powerful Man United side pay a visit to Bet365 stadium, where I am sure the owners will take your bets on United crushing the home team.
Sunday makes us wish we were still in the International break as Burnley gets their chance at 3 easy points when Palace comes in and if that wasn’t punishment enough we get hit with Swansea vs Newcastle in the late game.
Sunday had some terrible games, but not to worry, as Monday will not be outdone and they offer up equally unwatchable stuff when The Hammers welcome in Huddersfield.
Saturday 9th September
12:30pm
Man City vs Liverpool
15:00pm
Arsenal vs Bournemouth
Brighton vs West Brom
Everton vs Spurs
Leicester vs Chelsea
Southampton vs Watford
17:30pm
Stoke Vs Man United
Sunday 10th September
13:30pm
Burnley vs Crystal Palace
16:00pm
Swansea vs Newcastle
Monday 11th September
20:00pm
West Ham vs Huddersfield
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.
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It seems KDB, Pep, City in general and Mane have all epically trolled us.
FPL is cruel but I’m particularly feeling it so far today!
Obviously took KDB out at 11.20 this morning..
Sooo is it Mane back to KDB lol, or people thinking Spurs mids
Depends how Eriksen and Alli get on today. I almost feel too stubborn to bring damn KDB back so soon! Might have to be done anyway.
With this kind of performance from KDB, Im guessing we will need to get ready to bring back KDB in our teams again. The fixtures are too good to ignore.
Damn, sold KDB last gameweek.
There are so many really good midfielders to choose from this season. The problem is that many are quite expensive and so one cannot have them all. In these situations one has to accept that they will not all score well every week. Chasing the best player from the last game is a recipe for disappointment.
With the top Mids it is often best to stick with one’s choices and give them a chance to perform. Many will be within 20 points of each other come the end of the season.