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Trends From The Top A look to Gameweek 36.

Trends From The Top A look to Gameweek 36

unnamedWelcome to this week’s edition of Trends From the Top. This week’s publication is somewhat premature as Arsenal and Hull have yet to play, but after looking at the top 10 and their respective standings, it would be surprising if major upheavals were to ensue. Our leader, Simon March of Atletico Marchid** has remained in the number one position for 12 weeks and currently has a 27 point advantage over his closest competitor. While his claim to the title is not yet confirmed as it is with Chelsea, Simon has played a cool, calm and strategic game. Let’s take a look to see what both he and the other nine top players are up to as well as look to the final few gameweeks.

Who was the most captained player by the top ten for Gameweek 35?
For gameweek 35, three different players were given the armband. Aguero (16 points) was the most popular selection with 50% followed by Hazard (12 points) at 40% and Benteke (26 points) at 10%.

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Who were the most popular players chosen by the top ten for Gameweek 35?
Goalkeepers: For this past gameweek 30% of managers had either Schmeichel (7 points) or Mignolet (2 points). 20% had Pantilimon (2 points) and 10% selected Hart (9 points). Finally, one lucky soul decided a match against Manchester United was no obstacle and selected Myhill thus bringing in 17 points!

Defenders: This week we saw 12 defenders make the cut for top managers. Terry was the most popular pick as he was selected by 90% of managers while Ivanovic came in at 60%. Skrtel had 50% ownership while Morgan was selected by 40%. Bertrand had 20% while Clyne, Alderweireld, Huth, van Aanholt, Fonte, Koscielny, and Wollscheid were each selected by one manager.

Midfielders: When you look at midfielders, the top 10 managers had 9 different picks. Hazard had 100% ownership while Sterling was the next most popular pick with 80% ownership. Silva had 70% and Coutinho had 40%, Henderson and Fabregas were at 30% with Ozil and Sanchez at 20% and Ramsey at 10%. While it appears that only 1 Arsenal defender made the team for gameweek 35, you can see that Arsenal midfielders are starting to creep in, most likely for the upcoming double gameweek in 37.

Forwards: This week, the front line consisted of only 5 picks among the top managers. Aguero had 90% ownership followed by Kane at 70%, Vardy at 50%, Giroud at 30% and Benteke wrapping up the group at 20%.

In summation, the Must-Haves for top managers for Gameweek 35 were Terry, Ivanovic, Skrtel, Hazard, Sterling, Silva, Kane, Vardy and Aguero as they all had an ownership rate of 50% or higher.

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Other interesting facts:
The average score for Gameweek 35 among the top 10 was 60.2 points which was 29.2 points above average of 31 by the end of Sunday’s matches.
Our top manager is from Singapore and has been in the top 10 for 18 weeks.
England was well represented with 40% ownership followed by Poland, N. Ireland, Ireland, Algeria, Pakistan and Singapore each with 10%.
If looking at GW 37 and the fact that it is a DGW for both Arsenal and Sunderland, Pantilimon and van Aanholt seem to currently be the most popular picks on the Sunderland side while Koscielny, Sanchez, Ramsey, Ozil and Giroud representing Arsenal.

Best of luck in gameweek 36!

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Thanks for reading Trends From The Top Gameweek 35. This article was written by Rebekah H


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    Raziel says:

    End of game. There ya go. Arsenal. :rant:

  3. 21
    RedVT says:

    Well, that was a welcome surprise. 17 points from Sanchez and Giroud brings me up to an almost, kind of, sort of respectable 60 points, lol. I’ll take it since I had a massive 7 points from 4 players on Saturday!! So are we thinking Ramsey is the best bet to go along with Sanchez and Giroud in the DGW? Anyone else concerned he’ll get injured?

    • 21.1
      Raziel says:

      It’s either Ramsey/Sanchez/McShane for an 8 point hit or Sanchez and Bellering for a 4 point hit.

    • 21.2
      Raziel says:

      Must add both Sanchez and Ramsey were pure class tonight but were also very lucky with 2 of the 3 goals, like really lucky. In Dutch we say you force luck though and that they did. Without f-ing Giroud though. Giroud was still in France eating garlic bread. :rant:

      • theswirly says:

        All I needed was for Giroud to score to put me through to the final of the FF cup at work. That was all I needed. My flukey opposition will have Sperroni coming off the bench for Mannone with 11 points, meaning he’ll have beaten me by four points sad These two weeks are really taking the piss!

  4. 22
    shanec says:

    Skrtel to kos/bellerin
    Sterling to albrighton
    Murray to benteke for a -8 worth it?

    Already have alexis and Ramsey

    • 22.1
      inittowinit says:

      Hi shane. I know Tekkers is the man of the moment but I’d still be seriously concerned about going into the DGW without Giroud. Despite tonight.

      • shanec says:

        Init got the problem what to do with skrtel Moreno or Toby this week

        • inittowinit says:

          Seeing many grabbing a Hull defender for just the 1 week in the hope that Burnley don’t score on the road which they rarely do and then benching him for the rest of the season. Is that an option if it leaves an Arsenal spot open for Giroud?

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    Captain Dicky and His C Men says:

    Clyne, Sterling and Henderson to Sanchez, Waselskiblahblah and Ramsey worth a 4pt hit? Uses my exact budget so any rise and I cant do it!

  6. 24
    theswirly says:

    Hi folks,

    What do you think to this plan?:

    GW36: Kane > Bentekkers, Fab > Rambo, Clyne > Chester (4-point hit)
    GW37: Silva > Sanchez, Moreno > PVA (another 4-point hit)

    Need to make the hits to downgrade defence to afford the big boys. What do you reckon?

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