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Fixtures and Tips Gameweek 15
And just like that GW15 is upon…there’s a Tommy Cooper joke in there somewhere! But now is not the time for joking around as we move towards that part of the season that can make or break a fantasy manager. With six game-weeks scheduled for the next four weeks it is imperative that you plan accordingly and with this in mind we will now take a look at the next four game-weeks, highlighting which teams we feel will could flourish and who could struggle. We will also endeavour to identify which players we feel could prosper over the coming weeks.
Pottys Prediction’s Gameweek 15
Pottys Punters Weekly Review! For the second Saturday in a row Pottys Bookies was rammed with 67 of you Potty Punters which was a increase on the previous week, thanks. With Ladbrokes now requiring a weekly winner a tie-breaker was put in place and as the anticipation grew the matches got under-way with many punters twitching nervously as Saturday’s games went to form. Super Sunday arrived with many of you in favour of a 4-1 win for Liverpool, how wrong could you be! The weekends Potty Punter pacesetters were Elleffcee and Grenadier with 2 correct predictions each so the tiebreaker
Sunday Review Gameweek 13
Tottenham 2-2 Manchester United Super Sunday started off with a mouth watering clash as both Manchester United and Tottenham Hotspur were looking to bounce back from disappointing results last weekend. A win was needed by both sides and they gave it a good go. It was Spurs who opened the scoring in the 18th minute as Kyle Walker cleverly blasted the ball under the jumping United wall from a free-kick after Paulinho had been fouled by Jonny Evans. It was then the turn of United’s man in form, Wayne Rooney, who poked home the equaliser in the 32nd minute after Walker made a complete mess o...[Read More]
Saturday Review Gameweek 13
Aston Villa 0-0 Sunderland Prince William was in attendance this afternoon, as he made his first ever visit to Villa Park, but even he could not influence this dour encounter. Sunderland’sEmanuele Giaccherini wasted the chance to be king for the day and will need a royal pardon from manager Gus Poyet for an awful miss in the first half. This was far from a royal performance as the home side struggled against a team who have been woeful on their travels and it proved to be a forgettable experience for the Duke of Cambridge as Christian Benteke produced another anonymous performance and has now ...[Read More]
Live Chat – Gameweek 13
The deadline bell has rung, your transfer concerns are over and your agonies over who to captain are no more. But will they perform, did you give the armband to the right player and will you see green arrows for your team this week?
Team Talk Gameweek 13
Welcome to GW13 and it’s a game-week that starts off a hectic run of 3GWs in just ten days, meaning there are lots of points to be gained, but also stressing the need for careful consideration regarding transfers as needless point hits could easily see your team slip a few places in your mini-league. The old addage ‘Patience is a virtue’, is the order of the day. Thus, it is equally important to study the manager’s press conferences after a busy week of European action for some teams and ongoing injury concerns for others. The game-week kicks off on Saturday with five 3pm games as ...[Read More]
Banterbury Leagues Round Up Gameweek 12
The Banterbury H2H Leagues are now in their second season and were originally formed to give a few of us seasoned FF managers a real challenge, and what started of as one H2H league soon turned into 4 leagues, due to its popularity Based on the English league format we now have a Premier League, Championship, League 1, & League 2 with promotion & relegation (3 up, 3 down) with a knockout Cup run every 5 gameweeks. I also added a new competition this year “The Banterbury Shield” (where the top 4 teams in each league at Christmas qualify for a 2nd half of the season Champions...[Read More]
Fixtures Gameweek 13
Welcome to the fixtures article for GW13 as we attempt to decipher who should perform well over the next four game-weeks and which teams should be treated with some caution. Favourable Fixtures LIVERPOOL – Hull (A), Norwich (H), West Ham (H), Tottenham (A) Despite their 3-3 draw in the weekend’s derby, Liverpool still look a potent force and with Suarez and Sturridge up front and Gerrard and Coutinho pulling the strings behind them, there appear to be plenty of goals in the side. Their upcoming run looks appetising, starting with a visit to Hull at the weekend. Two home matches vs Norwich &...[Read More]
