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Grab, Avoid or Bore Off! – Fantasy Premier League 2018-19

Grab, Avoid or Bore Off! – Fantasy Premier League 2018-19

Grab, Avoid or Bore Off! – Fantasy Premier League 2018-19

International break time can only mean one thing, it is ‘Bore off’ time. The old guard is back in place for this one.

Thanks to Cookie, Init and Kop for once again jumping on here and providing some answers to some of the questions that many have on their mind and some questions that apparently only I would have on my mind. What are the fellas thinking about Kun’s minutes, Salah’s form and Giroud’s looks all that and much more…

Ok, let’s get it on!


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  1. 25
    Martliss says:

    I, like many others put in Kane only for the cardiff game. Instead of changing back to Kun as I intended, would Mitro and change neves to Sterling be a good move?

    • 25.1
      Zed Leppelin says:

      Do you have 2FTs? If so, it is a good move indeed, if Neves is your 4th mid! With so much value in the 6-7m strikers it ain’t a bad strategy at all imo to have Wilson/Arnie/Mitro for instance and then some heave mids!

      • Martliss says:

        It would take a -4 but would set me up to bring kdb for sterling and upgrade the striker. The other options are keep kane, but that leaves me with no city v Burnley. If it worked out ok my team would have Salah,Hazard, Maddison,KDB in mid plus Arnie, Wilson and a decent forward around 10-11m.

        • Martliss says:

          In a couple of weeks of course.

        • Zed Leppelin says:

          All of those players sound good! I am just very hesitant to advice anyone to take a short-term hit! If it was straight for KDB then yes, but if it’s Neves to Sterling for a hit with a view to then sell Sterling for KDB, well, we all saw what Kane in for a hit last week did when it went wrong, it’s risky! Might as well save it and then perhaps get KDB for free next round! It’s up to you of course, why not just keep Sterling for a little while (5-6GWs) and then reassess? We don’t know how the injury will affect KDB’s playing/points yet…

        • Martliss says:

          Thats a fair comment.
          Only thing is, because of me risking getting Kane I now have no city. I could just swap back to Aguero but I don’t yet have Sterling. The move I meant was to bring Sterling instead of Aguero and the only way I could do that is by taking a hit. I would be quite happy to keep Sterling, I just meant that it gives me the possibility to get kdb in but not a necessity.

    • 25.2
      Kralin says:

      I personally would steer clear of Fulham for the time being. If they continue on their current goals against trajectory then they’re going to be doing a lot of huffing and puffing. Mitrovic has the fixtures but his side is in dire straits. If he was playing for a side in form, maybe yes.

      • Zed Leppelin says:

        How’s the “goals against trajectory” relevant in terms of having Mitrovic, “goals for” is the thing to look at… Fulham are rather attacking and that’s why they concede a lot, but also they can score a lot, especially against worse opposition than they have played recently, Arsenal, Everton, City in the last four… That’s the beauty of him actually, like Austin at QPR, conceded a lot but who cared when Austin kept on scoring, they are cheap because they play in poor teams yet they can score, FPL diamonds!

        • Kralin says:

          Everything’s relevant (or not relevant, depending on how you see it). I mean above in the cobweb gathering sense. But perhaps my beef with Mirovic comes from some deeper, sluggish stream of sour grapes brought about by not owning him yet.

          I’m currently torn between him or King/Wilson for one of my striker spots. He ticks boxes for fixtures. I just worry about the service. Will it be silver, or an unseemly scramble?

          Maybe we should wait to see if he’s one of the captaincy picks in the GW9 article. I’ll put my faith in that.

        • AK47 says:

          Out of the cheaper strikers the two I’d be advocating now would be Mitro or Glenn Murray.

  2. 26
    Gavy says:

    So my plan was to old the ft this week and look to get KDB in after he plays spurs away. 1st Fraser poped up with a knock, 75% of playing with Wan-B 1st off the bench. I’ll leave it be….

    Now salah and McCarthy both have the same issue sad Hart will play but could let on 4+ goals (No fault of his own)

    Do I need to make a change? I have only kept hold of salah for the next 2 games!!!

  3. 27
    Silvers says:

    What the hell is up with Salah???

  4. 28
    MelonCat says:

    On a WC, with 0.4m itb, thoughts on it so far?

    • 28.1
      Zed Leppelin says:

      Benching headache most/many weeks? Then again I’ve done me Christmas shopping already which means the Christmas rotation is near (and dear), which means your team actually looks rather good! Nothing to argue about, really, unless perhaps the fact that it’s tough to get another premium mid in with that midfield, if Salah starts firing or KDB becomes amazing value below 10m… Defense and attack are great!!

    • 28.2
      ohyesali says:

      No Liverpool attack with only 1 top 6 team in their next 9 and 2 great fixtures next 2 seems dangerous for a WC team to me.

  5. 29
    GoalMachine says:

    How many IB injuries/scares so far? I know the below among popular options:
    Salah, Fraser, Rudiger, Patricio, Bilva
    Anyone else?

    • 29.1
      Kralin says:

      You’re doing fine with that list. Don’t scare me any more. But are you spoofing about Patrício?

        • Kralin says:

          Thanks. Very gnomic. I wonder what it means. I doubt we’ll ever know.

          A shame it didn’t say ‘aches and pains’ or ‘street sadness’ or ‘mother complex’ or something more interesting.

        • inittowinit says:

          For those who struggle with either Portuguese or laziness –

          Portugal has a session scheduled for 11:00 on the stage of the Sunday duel with the first 15 minutes to be open to the media.
          After the training, at 12:30, national coach Fernando Santos and a player will speak to reporters at a press conference, also at Hampden Park.
          Rui Patrício with physical problems, Pepe and Bernardo Silva, who started Thursday’s 3-2 win against Poland in Group A of League A of the League of Nations, were dismissed and failed the duel with the scots, joining the list of absentees Cristiano Ronaldo, who will only return in 2019.

        • Kralin says:

          Next thing you’ll be telling us is that you translate José Saramago.

          Maybe ‘physical problem’ is a euphemism?

        • inittowinit says:

          Wasn’t calling you lazy, simply translating for those for are who couldn’t be arsed to copy / paste into google translate. I doubt the Patricio thing is anything but we can but hope.

        • Kralin says:

          I know.

          Shame it didn’t say ‘bitten by a vampire’ or ‘recovering from a Taser strike’.

        • inittowinit says:

          Still tinkering with the WC Kralin? How’s it coming along?

        • Kralin says:

          I’ll be tinkering until the trap is sprung. May be saved the Salah headache by the look of things, but we’ll see.

          Currently umming and ahhing over three premium defenders or two; King or Mitrovic; the rest is depressingly template. I did have a think about doubling on Liverpool’s defence.

        • inittowinit says:

          Unfortunately that’s just the way unless you break ranks and go all Oscar Wilde: ‘Be yourself; everyone else is already taken’. Doesn’t tend to work out in FPL though unless you get seriously lucky. There’s a pool of about 18 to pick from I reckon, not counting substituting like for like on cheap defenders. Not saying it’s a good idea but whenever I play a WC I always make sure to take a punt somewhere, usually on the 4th mid. Someone with low ownership and decent fixtures who’s looked ok but just hasn’t quite yet attracted much attention. It’s usually someone called Puncheon or Walters but obviously that isn’t an option this time! It’d perhaps be Siggy this time if I was in that situation.

        • Kralin says:

          Yes, alas. I don’t need to do that to win my ML but I like to go for as high an OR as possible. Siggy is of some interest, as is Sterling. At the moment I have, of course, Richarlison and Aguero. But Sigs has been a good pal in the past (not that that should determine selection).

          But Sterling to KdB (perhaps, as/when) and Firmino now instead of Kun, may allow for the return of Kun, if necessary.

          Kenedy is a possible leap in the dark, but playing him in a 3/4/3 seems risky to me. But on the bench, very possibly.

  6. 30
    Mitro says:

    Morning,

    How is everyone?

    Anyone made any moves yet if so what are they?

    Probably just going to do Kane to Aguero unless salah is defo out. Would Alonso to Mendy be a good move?

    • 30.1
      Mitro says:

      Or should I be looking at Lacazette?

    • 30.2
      constantine says:

      Hello Mitro. Did Holebas to Duffy after his match day. Thinking of saving the other FT for now and keeping Kane. Don’t know why, but i don’t think Pool shall score many against Hudds.

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