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Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 6

Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 6

Fantasy Football Live Match Chat Gameweek 6

With five of the big boys, and also Arsenal, having been on European duty this week we may be about the hear the dreaded ‘R’ word a number of times over the next few days as the team-sheets roll in. Certain key personnel such as Hazard were given the week off, other ones played (relatively poorly) and then proceeded to wander around with a pack of Lemsip in their hand afterwards to further fuel speculation as to their possible involvement. All will be revealed in due course though…

Watford pitch up at Fulham to kick us off on Saturday lunch-time to test their strong arm tactics against the strongest of arms in the shape of Mitrovic. Expect fireworks. New FPL favourite Fraser then gets a taste of real Northern ‘hospitality’ at Burnley to begin our 3pm games. Cardiff will hope, probably in vein, not to be the victims of a Pep backlash. Zaha will no doubt get fouled and subsequently wound up like nobody’s business against Newcastle after last week’s revelation that he ‘gets fouled a lot and gets wound up by it’! Vardy then gets another bite at grabbing our attention with a tasty home game against Huddersfield. Salah will then divide an FPL nation by either appearing against Saints or not, and that’s before he even gets a sniff of kicking a ball or two into their net, or doesn’t. Either way, avoid twitter would be our advice, the idiots will be out in full force! Jose’s reinvigoration will be severely tested as the Wolves come a hunting.

Our evening game, after a breathless Saturday afternoon, may end up with Poch wandering alongside the Brighton seafront, supping from a can of Special Brew, muttering nonsensical musings to himself, if the current pattern is to be believed. Or Kane could score a hat-trick and half a million wildcards will be suddenly and unexpectedly activated. Football, eh…

Sunday then sees a supposedly rejuvenated West Ham face a supposedly in form and title challenging Chelsea. Time will tell on both fronts. Arsenal and Everton then close our week out with a challenge as to which one is worse at playing the ball out front the back.

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Good luck to absolutely everyone for Gameweek 6 from all at FF247!

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  1. 97
    dannyg123 says:

    My transfers next week will prob be mendy>trippier and king>mitro. Should i just do it now to avoid price changes or hold out? Never like doing early transfers but surely mitro will rise?

    • 97.1
      Smash says:

      He won’t rise tonight

    • 97.2
      Kralin says:

      Bournemouth are at home to Palace. Or should I say, at home to W-B. Last week they duffed up Leicester at home. I was surprised that they in turn got duffed up today so badly.

      But like you I’m thinking of the King to Mitrovic move. But King has persisted in my side and hasn’t given that bad an account of himself, is on pens etc.

      I’d hold on to any moves though, as the GW hasn’t finished and some of our players are bound to play in the league cup games.

  2. 98
    man u man says:

    So how did everyone do? I’m thinking of doing two early transfers for a hit mendy and wally out for walker and Madison. Any thoughts guys.?

  3. 99
    Rosco says:

    Come on we all know Mendy is not injured!! I heard the rumors of his night on the sauce last week, now I’m hearing even more, add in his 24 points on his license/ driving ban and pep saying he had 3 different injuries in the space of a week!! Throw in the lack of his usual commentary on Twitter when he is injured, he’s not injured, don’t transfer him out just yet!!

  4. 100
    eresh12 says:

    should i look to offload d.silva next week or hold on for now?

  5. 101
    Kralin says:

    Have just done an early set up of the side for GW7 (captain from Salah to Kun). The remarkable thing is that I’m nervous to drop W-B.

    I can’t remember a 4.0 bench fodder player like him. If only BPS could cling to Salah in the same way.

    Ryan Nelson had a few very good, unexpected moments, but then cleared off half way through the season.

  6. 102
    hammerfan_lm says:

    Early GW7 thinking due to Spurs good fixtures.
    Aguero->Kane
    Arnie->Mitro
    or
    Wally->Son or Maddison
    Arnie->Mitro

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