Game week 16 Shrewd Moves

Rotational Harmony

The festive schedule is almost upon us. The fixture ticker now includes all of these and you should really be keeping an eye on the options you will need for that period. Last week, we saw the first instalment of the busy season with three games inside a week. Looking further ahead, the potential pitfalls look even more ominous. Two more weeks of action is followed by three games in the space of only 6 days. To expect all your big names to appear on the team sheet every time is just a fallacy doomed for failure.

Game week 16 Preview

Well, hello, y’all. Gameweek sixteen is upon us and I would imagine quite a few of our players are tied up in just two, potentially tough games, this week. Saturday sees Manchester City take on Arsenal at Eastlands, whilst Tottenham Hotspur play Liverpool at White Hart Lane, the following day. Given the high percentage of ownerships for players from these clubs, I suspect we’d rather see two 4-4 draws, (with certain players scoring), as opposed to two 0-0ers and only picking up the clean sheet for the defender.

The Differential – Silva

3.1% I had to check twice but 3.1% is the current ownership of David Silva. It may rise slightly before Saturday but the quality and points this one player can provide makes it’s a big and obvious differential at any sort of low percentage ownership.

Game week 16 predictions

The premier league table has started to take shape and the “less-fancied” sides made it a point to stand up and be counted this #GW15 as the likes of Newcastle,Stoke,Southampton and Everton made sure that the likes of ManUtd,ManCity,Chelsea and Arsenal dropped points.Elsewhere,Liverpool and Spurs had no such problems and Crystal Palace notched yet another home win.

Game week 15 review

***The FPL site was down at the time of submitting, so does not include info for the Swansea/Hull game***

So, how did everyone do this gameweek? Suarez and Ozil aside, the big-hitters were very quiet. Sergio Aguero netted, sure, but no bonus points etc and the others, your Yaya Youre, Aaron Ramsey and wotnot were virtually non-existent. Indeed, a flick through the top scorers in your big points areas, over the round, bring up some un-’usual suspects’; Andre Schurrle, Leory Fer and Steve Sidwell take the first three places in midfield and Suarez aside, Pablo Osvaldo, Marouane Chamakh and Cameron Jerome take the next three places up front. A look beyond that is similar, with Dimitar Berbatov, Gary Hooper and Peter Crouch following.

Gameweek 15 – Shrewd Moves The Hangover

Goals. The biggest celebration of the game we love. And there was enough of it on Wednesday night for everyone to have a piece. 32 goals in one night and we were left reeling. But for once, it was all good news. Those goal updates that kept streaming in (from the @ffmiphone app) had us punching the air, jumping around the house, hurling obscenities at the TV and finally almost bringing us to tears in sheer delight. One man single-handedly gave us a night to remember, as we passed out on our bed, smiling stupidly, drunk on points.

Game week 15 by yours truly

Goalkeeper – Cech 6.2m

Chelsea have been conceding a few of late which is unlike them but I’m still backing them for a clean sheet up at stoke who are struggling for goals.

Game week 15 preview

GW15; the third part of our three game, week long trilogy. It’s been kind of business as usual. The usual suspects are treating us to fantastic point returns and long may that continue (except Yaya Toure, whom I haven’t got in…)

Game week 15 preview

GW15; the third part of our three game, week long trilogy. It’s been kind of business as usual. The usual suspects are treating us to fantastic point returns and long may that continue (except Yaya Toure, whom I haven’t got in…)

Suspension Tightrope

We’ll kick off this week’s Suspension Tightrope article on the back of two huge suspensions in the context of the owners. Ravel Morrison’s booking against Crystal Palace means that he will now miss out on West Ham’s trip to Anfield to face Liverpool.