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Andy, Dan and Dom Adams

Red Red Blue FPL is a fantasy premier league podcast, where three brothers discuss players, points and their strategies to win their family league. This is a fun, family centric podcast with a lot of banter and laughs - along with the odd fantasy insight that might help your own team!

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football, fantasy football, player analysis, team strategies, Premier League, football, fantasy league, player selection, match analysis, Liverpool, Manchester City, team performance, upcoming matches, player strategies, transfer strategies

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In this episode of Red Red Blue, hosts Dan and Andrew discuss the latest happenings in the world of football, focusing on player performances, team strategies, and upcoming matches. They analyze key fixtures, including Leicester vs Brentford and Everton vs Manchester United, while also delving into player transfers and emerging talents in fantasy football. The conversation touches on managerial changes, team dynamics, and predictions for future matches, providing listeners with insights into the current football landscape. In this conversation, Dan and Andrew discuss various aspects of football, focusing on player performance, upcoming matches, and strategies for their fantasy league teams. They analyze the current form of teams like Liverpool and Manchester City, consider player selections, and strategize for upcoming fixtures while reflecting on their fantasy league standings and potential transfers.

takeaways

Game analysis includes Leicester vs Brentford and Everton vs Manchester United.
Brentford's recent performance shows potential despite a narrow win.
Arsenal's fixtures are favorable, prompting discussions on player transfers.
Bournemouth's inconsistent scoring makes it hard to predict point sources.
Discussion on the impact of managerial changes on team performance.
Emerging players like Cunha and Marmouche are gaining attention.
The hosts express skepticism about the future of Spurs under current management.
Player transfers are crucial as teams prepare for upcoming fixtures.
The importance of fixture schedules in fantasy football decisions is highlighted.
The hosts share humorous banter while discussing serious football topics. Pedro's recent performance raises concerns about his starting position.
Chelsea's struggles highlight the challenges of player selection.
Man City's form is crucial for their upcoming match against Liverpool.
Liverpool's fixtures present a dilemma for fantasy players.
The importance of having a playing bench during blank game weeks.
Newcastle's potential bounce-back against Nottingham Forest is anticipated.
Player transfers should be strategic, especially with upcoming blanks.
The fantasy league standings are tight, making every point count.
Emery's performance as a manager is under scrutiny.
The unpredictability of player performances can impact fantasy decisions.

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"I would go wood, Cunha, the moosh."
"What is happening with Spurs?"
"I think the lap's good."
"You have to play them every week."
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Game Week 25, Fantasy Football, Player Selection, Injury Updates, Team Strategies, Premier League, Fantasy Football, Player Picks, Game Week, Strategies, Premier League

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In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Game Week 25 in the Premier League, focusing on player performances, injuries, and strategies for fantasy football. They analyze Chelsea's surprising league position, Arsenal's injury crisis, and the implications for player selection. The conversation also covers Aston Villa's double game week strategy, insights on Nottingham Forest players, and a preview of the Manchester City vs Newcastle match. In this episode, the hosts delve into various strategies for navigating the complexities of Fantasy Football, particularly focusing on player selections and match predictions. They analyze key fixtures, discuss the performance of specific players, and evaluate the implications of upcoming matches on their fantasy teams. The conversation also touches on the current standings in their fantasy league, highlighting the importance of strategic transfers and the unpredictability of player performances.

Takeaways

Chelsea's current league position is surprising given their performance.
Arsenal's injury crisis significantly impacts player selection.
Aston Villa's double game week presents a strategic opportunity.
Nottingham Forest players are performing well in fantasy football.
Manchester City is regaining form, making them a threat.
Player selection should consider upcoming fixtures and injuries.
Rashford's low price may attract attention despite his form.
The importance of managing chips in fantasy football is highlighted.
Brighton players are becoming more relevant as the season progresses.
Understanding team dynamics is crucial for fantasy success. Engineer your team for upcoming blanks and doubles.
Man City is expected to win against Newcastle.
Murphy has been a decent pick for his price.
Kleiva offers great value in upcoming fixtures.
Liverpool's double game week presents opportunities.
Spurs vs United is a matchup of poor form.
Cliver is a strong fantasy pick right now.
Eddie Howe's statements can be misleading.
Consider fixture difficulty when making transfers.
Stay updated on player injuries and form.

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Fantasy Football, Team Analysis, League Standings, Player Performance, Fixtures

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In this episode of River of Blue, Andrew Adams provides a detailed analysis of his and his friends' fantasy football teams, discussing player selections, strategies, and upcoming fixtures. He emphasizes his confidence in Liverpool players, particularly Mo Salah, and shares insights on league standings and performance metrics.

takeaways

Andrew believes he is the best fantasy football player among his peers.
He is heavily investing in Liverpool players for the upcoming fixtures.
Salah is a key player for his team, especially with a triple captaincy.
He expresses doubts about some of his friends' team selections.
Andrew predicts a win for Forest against Brighton.
He is confident in Newcastle players for their match against Fulham.
He thinks Tottenham is currently performing poorly.
Andrew anticipates a strong performance from Liverpool against Everton.
He is leading in both fantasy leagues he participates in.
Andrew encourages listeners to stay tuned for future episodes.

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In this episode of Red Red Blue, hosts Dan and Andrew Adams delve into the upcoming Premier League matches, analyzing team performances, player selections, and strategies for fantasy football. They discuss Nottingham Forest's impressive run, Bournemouth's unexpected success, and the implications of Liverpool's double game week. The conversation also covers Newcastle's fixtures, Arsenal's injury woes, and Manchester City's current form, providing insights and predictions for each match. In this episode, Dan and Andrew delve into the intricacies of fantasy football, analyzing player performances, discussing match predictions, and sharing insights on their fantasy league standings. They explore key players from various teams, including Chelsea, Crystal Palace, Brentford, Spurs, Aston Villa, and Fulham, while also debating the merits of different fantasy picks. The conversation culminates in a review of their league standings and strategies moving forward, emphasizing the importance of player form and upcoming fixtures.

takeaways

Nottingham Forest has shown a strong performance with multiple wins.
Bournemouth is performing better than expected, but player selection is tricky.
Liverpool's double game week requires strategic player choices.
Newcastle's fixtures look favorable, making them a team to watch.
Arsenal's injury issues may impact their performance against Wolves.
Manchester City players, especially Phil Ford, are crucial for fantasy teams.
Player rotation in Liverpool could affect point totals during double game weeks.
Bournemouth's upcoming matches present opportunities for fantasy managers.
Isaac and Gordon are solid picks despite Newcastle's tough fixtures.
GACPO's popularity may not be justified given Liverpool's player rotation. Phil Ford is a big differential with less than 10% ownership.
Chelsea players, apart from Palmer, are not worth considering.
Crystal Palace's Eze and Brentford's Ibuemo are standout players.
Mateta's recent form is misleading; he relies on deflections.
Aston Villa's upcoming fixtures present good opportunities for points.
Fulham vs United could be a challenging match for United.
Triple Captain Salah is a common strategy for the upcoming gameweek.
The importance of player form in fantasy football cannot be overstated.
League standings can shift quickly based on player performance.
Strategizing transfers is crucial for maintaining league position.

Sound Bites

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"He's a shit Darwin Nunes."
"It's a stupid idea."
"I think everyone's doing that."

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Match Previews

03:07
Analyzing Nottingham Forest's Performance

06:00
Bournemouth's Sneaky Success

09:00
Liverpool's Double Game Week Strategy

12:01
Newcastle's Fixture Outlook

14:55
Arsenal vs Wolves Predictions

17:59
Manchester City vs Chelsea Insights

18:06
Crystal Palace vs Brentford: Key Players

20:54
Spurs vs Leicester: Team Dynamics and Predictions

24:17
Aston Villa vs West Ham: Player Insights

25:10
Fulham vs United: Match Predictions

27:34
Fantasy League Standings and Strategies

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FPL, Fantasy Premier League, Game Week 20, Newcastle, Spurs, Aston Villa, Leicester, Bournemouth, Everton, Crystal Palace, Chelsea, Man City, Haaland, Palmer, fantasy football, player performance, match predictions, team form, league standings, player transfers, football analysis, game week strategies

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In this episode of Red Red Blue, the hosts discuss the upcoming Game Week 20 of the Fantasy Premier League, analyzing key matches including Newcastle vs Spurs, Aston Villa vs Leicester, Bournemouth vs Everton, Crystal Palace vs Chelsea, and Man City vs West Ham. They delve into player performances, team dynamics, and strategic decisions for fantasy managers, particularly focusing on the value of Newcastle assets, the struggles of Spurs, and the dilemma between keeping Haaland or switching to Palmer. In this conversation, the participants discuss various aspects of fantasy football, including player performances, match predictions, and strategies for upcoming game weeks. They analyze the form of different teams and players, share insights on transfers, and reflect on their league standings. The discussion is filled with humor and camaraderie as they navigate the complexities of fantasy football management.

takeaways

Newcastle's recent form makes them valuable assets for FPL.
Spurs' inconsistent performance raises concerns for their players.
Aston Villa's fixtures suggest potential for points, especially with Watkins.
Bournemouth and Everton players are worth considering for transfers.
Chelsea's recent struggles make their players less appealing.
Man City's defense is a safer bet than their midfielders right now.
Haaland's performance has declined, making Palmer a viable alternative.
KDB's form is a concern, impacting his value in FPL.
Crystal Palace players have potential but are not must-haves.
Player form and upcoming fixtures are crucial for FPL decisions. Kevin looks terrible, which affects team dynamics.
Whistle and Imbuemo are solid picks for the fantasy team.
Brentford's upcoming fixtures may not yield many points.
Arsenal's defensive players are becoming less reliable.
Timber's absence is a concern for fantasy managers.
Rory the lap is a budget-friendly option for forwards.
Liverpool vs United is a crucial match for fantasy points.
Triple captaincy could be a game-changer this week.
Defensive players from top teams are essential for points.
Forest players are worth considering for future matches.

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Premier League, Fantasy Football, Game Week, Player Picks, Team Strategies, Brighton, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Manchester United, Newcastle, Fantasy Football, Player Analysis, League Standings, Cup Competitions, Player Transfers

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In this episode of Red Red Blue, the hosts discuss the upcoming Premier League fixtures, focusing on key matchups and player selections for Fantasy Football. They analyze the performance of teams like Leicester, Man City, Crystal Palace, and more, while debating the risks and rewards of various player picks. The conversation flows through each game, providing insights into team strategies and potential outcomes for the week ahead. In this conversation, the hosts discuss various football teams and players, focusing on their performances, strategies for fantasy football, and upcoming matches. They analyze the state of Brighton, Aston Villa, Chelsea, Manchester United, and Newcastle, while also touching on player controversies and the impact of trends in team performance. The discussion includes insights on player transfers, league standings, and the importance of selecting the right players for fantasy football success.

Takeaways

Games are coming thick and fast this season.
Statistically at some point they have to win again.
Man City have conceded the second most goals in European leagues.
It feels like a lot of steps to get up there.
Nobody cared. You didn't do anything in the last game.
If I was going to pick a game, home Southampton seems the one.
I think Salanke's a decent pick for a striker right now.
I just wish you could pick who was going to play for Liverpool.
Aston Villa again seems to be like a team you should be looking at.
It wasn't bad. It wasn't bad. Brighton is struggling despite having some good players.
Aston Villa's recent performance raises questions about their form.
Chelsea's players are underperforming, leading to frustration among fans.
Controversies surrounding Chelsea players affect team morale.
Manchester United faces a tough match against Newcastle.
Trends in team performance can be misleading in the long run.
Fantasy football strategies should adapt to player form and fixtures.
Arsenal's upcoming matches may challenge their current standing.
League standings are tight, making every point crucial.
Cup competitions provide an opportunity for redemption for lower-ranked teams.

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In this episode, the hosts discuss the latest happenings in the Premier League, including match highlights, player performances, and fantasy football strategies. They analyze key games such as Man City vs Everton, Bournemouth vs Crystal Palace, Chelsea vs Fulham, and Newcastle vs Aston Villa, while also debating the merits of various players and their potential impact on fantasy teams. In this conversation, the hosts delve into various aspects of fantasy football, focusing on player performances, fixture analyses, and strategies for team selection. They discuss the implications of upcoming matches, the importance of player form, and the dynamics of league standings. The conversation also touches on future transfers, wildcard strategies, and the overall management of football clubs, highlighting the challenges and expectations faced by teams and players alike.

takeaways

The importance of player selection in fantasy football.
Man City's current struggles and potential for improvement.
Bournemouth's surprising rise in the league standings.
Chelsea's inconsistent performance and its implications for fantasy picks.
Newcastle's strong form and key players to watch.
The debate around Spurs players and their value in fantasy football.
The significance of fixture difficulty in player selection.
Understanding regression to the mean in player performance.
The impact of injuries on team dynamics and player choices.
The role of betting odds in fantasy football decisions. Milankovic is performing well with 65 points this season.
Fixture analysis is crucial for predicting player performance.
Away games are statistically less likely to yield wins.
Liverpool's upcoming match against Leicester is expected to be a thrashing.
Chris Wood's scoring is surprising given his team's performance.
Brighton and Brentford are both considered decent teams.
Trossard and Havertz are not recommended picks.
The internal issues at clubs can affect team performance.
Sacking managers too quickly can lead to long-term problems.
Future transfers and wildcard strategies are essential for success.

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SummaryIn this episode of Red Red Blue, hosts Dan, Andrew, and Dominic discuss the latest happenings in the Premier League, including match recaps, player performances, and fantasy football implications. They analyze the struggles of teams like Man City and the resurgence of Man United, while also debating player picks and transfers for their fantasy teams. The conversation flows through various matches, highlighting key players and their potential impact on upcoming fixtures, culminating in a discussion about league standings and strategies for the next game week.

Takeaways

Man City is experiencing a fundamental rut in performance.
Brentford's Wissa is a must-have in fantasy football.
Arsenal's fixtures look promising for defensive assets.
Chelsea's upcoming fixtures are favorable for player picks.
Fulham is expected to win against a struggling Southampton.
Man United's Ahmad is a valuable fantasy asset right now.
Spurs players are not recommended against Liverpool.
The importance of avoiding hits in fantasy football transfers.
Player transfers should focus on form and upcoming fixtures.
League standings can shift quickly based on player performances.

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In this episode of Red Red Blue, hosts Dan, Andrew, and Dominik discuss the upcoming Premier League matches, providing insights and predictions for each game. They analyze key players, team form, and fantasy football strategies, focusing on matchups like Arsenal vs Everton, Liverpool vs Fulham, and Manchester City vs Manchester United. The conversation highlights the importance of player selection and tactical decisions in fantasy football, while also reflecting on the current state of various teams in the league. In this conversation, the hosts discuss the current state of Chelsea and their upcoming fixtures, analyze player performances and transfer strategies, and delve into the implications of the assistant manager chip in Fantasy Premier League. They also review league standings and the impact of recent games on team performance, while considering the upcoming Christmas schedule and its challenges.

Takeaways

Arsenal is expected to perform well against Everton.
Saka is becoming an essential player for fantasy teams.
Vardy is a viable fantasy pick due to his recent form.
Liverpool's key players include Salah and Trent.
Newcastle's attacking options are worth considering against Leicester.
Wolves' performance is under scrutiny, especially with Cunha's form.
Nottingham Forest's defenders are top scoring per million.
Aston Villa's fixtures may not favor their players right now.
Manchester City is likely to win against Manchester United.
Captain choices this week lean heavily towards Salah. Betting on United's poor performance rather than City's strength.
Chelsea's upcoming fixtures may not favor a win.
Transfer strategies should focus on players with good recent returns.
Spurs' inconsistent performance raises doubts about their players.
Bournemouth's potential as a team to watch in upcoming fixtures.
League standings reflect the struggles of certain teams this season.
The assistant manager chip can yield significant points if used wisely.
Future transfers should be planned with upcoming fixtures in mind.
Holding transfers can be beneficial for future game weeks.
The Christmas schedule will complicate player management.

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Liverpool Derby predictions lean towards a high-scoring game.
Mo Salah is a must-have player this week.
Aston Villa's Ollie Watkins is a strong transfer option.
Defensive players are not a priority this season.
Brentford's performance is under scrutiny after recent matches.
Crystal Palace's injuries could impact their performance against Man City.
Man United's Amad is a potential fantasy pick.
Nottingham Forest's players are losing favor among fantasy managers.
Team dynamics are crucial for predicting match outcomes.
Injuries can significantly alter player value in fantasy football. Fulham vs Arsenal is expected to be a tough match.
Player form is crucial for making transfer decisions.
Evan Nielsen's performance is under scrutiny due to limited game time.
Anti-FPL could be an interesting twist for next season.
Spurs' performance after a big win raises concerns.
Cucurella red card sparked a debate about hair rules in football.
League standings show a significant gap between players.
Captaining Salah can make a big difference in points.
Team strategies should adapt based on player form and fixtures.
Communication and sharing insights enhance the fantasy football experience.

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Brighton is showing signs of improvement despite previous struggles.
Brentford players are still viable options for fantasy teams.
Crystal Palace and Newcastle's performances are surprising this season.
Nottingham Forest is performing well, sitting 7th in the league.
Wolves players are becoming essential picks for upcoming fixtures.
West Ham's physical play is a strategy to compete against skillful teams.
Saka is a highly sought-after player but difficult to afford.
The correlation between hits taken and league position is significant.
Player injuries can drastically affect team performance and fantasy choices.
The unpredictability of player form makes fantasy football challenging. Chelsea's upcoming fixtures are favorable for player performance.
Manchester United's form is concerning, impacting player selection.
Pickford is a strong goalkeeper choice despite Everton's struggles.
Spurs showcased strong attacking football against Fulham.
Salah remains a must-have player for fantasy teams.
Gvardiol is a valuable asset from Manchester City.
Taking hits in fantasy football should be approached with caution.
Haaland's recent form raises concerns for fantasy managers.

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Andy is currently ranked in the top 2000 players in the US.
Chelsea's attack is looking promising despite their defensive issues.
Arsenal's Saka is underperforming and may need to be replaced.
Nottingham Forest is surprising many with their current form.
Aston Villa has a favorable run of fixtures coming up.
Bournemouth and Brighton are both overachieving this season.
Everton's performance is lackluster, making them a risky pick.
Fulham vs Wolves is expected to be a boring match.
Man City is struggling, raising questions about their form.
Spurs have a tough schedule ahead, facing strong opponents. Man City is expected to perform well against Spurs.
VAR continues to be a contentious issue among fans.
Liverpool is currently a strong team to invest in for fantasy leagues.
The new manager bounce can significantly impact team performance.
Kelleher is viewed as a reliable backup goalkeeper.
Kanate is considered a better pick than Trent for defense.
Upcoming matches are crucial for assessing player value.
The hosts are keen to see how teams adapt to new strategies.
Player performance can be unpredictable, affecting fantasy choices.
League standings can shift rapidly based on player performances.

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We're three wildcards in, facing down another International Game Week.
Brentford and Bournemouth both have interesting fantasy assets.
Evan Nielsen is a standout player, reminiscent of original Ronaldo.
Fantasy players should consider fixtures carefully before making transfers.
Brighton could potentially upset Manchester City in their upcoming match.
Danny Welbeck is performing well and could be a good pick.
Avoid transferring in players who are about to face Manchester City.
The importance of fixture analysis in fantasy football cannot be overstated.
Players like Ait Nouri and Cunha are gaining popularity despite Wolves' position.
Understanding player form and fixture difficulty is key to fantasy success. Liverpool is showing strong form this season.
Salah remains a key player for fantasy teams.
Amorim's attacking strategy could change United's dynamics.
Nottingham Forest's performance may decline soon.
Chelsea vs Arsenal is a highly anticipated match, but probably a draw.
Fantasy league strategies should consider player form.
Current league standings are competitive and unpredictable.
VAR continues to be a controversial topic in football.

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Manchester United's managerial changes could impact their performance.
Fantasy football transfers are crucial for team success.
Salah's consistent performance makes him a must-have player.
Injuries to key players can affect team strategies.
Understanding player form is essential for making transfers. Bowen's immediate impact after being picked up.
Everton's upcoming fixtures present potential for points.
Calvert-Lewin's poor performance raises concerns.
Wolves and Palace players are under scrutiny for their scoring ability.
Manchester United's managerial situation affects player selection.
League standings reveal competitive dynamics among players.
Transfers are crucial for improving Fantasy Football teams.
Raoul Jimenez is seen as a potential game-changer.
Player form is essential for making transfer decisions.
The importance of fixtures in planning Fantasy strategies.

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takeaways

Chris Wood has been a surprisingly good pick this season.
Leicester's performance is under scrutiny as they struggle in the league.
Aston Villa's players are showing strong form, especially Watkins and Duran.
Budget strikers like Jimenez and Welbeck are worth considering.
Haaland's recent performance raises questions about keeping him in fantasy teams.
Fixture schedules play a crucial role in player selection.
The hosts emphasize the importance of adapting strategies based on player form.
There is a debate on whether to keep or sell high-value players like Haaland.
The conversation highlights the unpredictability of fantasy football.
Team dynamics and injuries significantly impact player performance. Phil Foden's current form is under scrutiny.
Budget strikers present a challenge for team selection.
Chelsea's upcoming match against Newcastle is crucial.
Crystal Palace's poor form raises concerns against Spurs.
Manchester United's recent luck may not last.
Arsenal's injury woes could impact their performance against Liverpool.
The Fantasy League is tight, with many players vying for top spots.
Player rotations in Liverpool make it hard to predict performances.
DCL's performance is disappointing for many Fantasy managers.
The upcoming Arsenal vs Liverpool match is highly anticipated.

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Tuchel's credentials bring excitement to the England camp.
Haaland is a strong candidate for a triple captain.
Spurs have a favorable run of fixtures ahead.
Aston Villa continues to show steady progress.
Everton's upcoming fixtures present great opportunities.
Pickford is currently the top scoring goalkeeper.
United's defense may face many shots this season.
Newcastle's form is declining, raising concerns.
Leicester players could be valuable for wildcards.
Bournemouth may surprise against Arsenal. If I was picking Arsenal players right now, I'd probably go with Havertz, Gabriel, and then maybe Martinelli.
City's recent performance has not been dominant, but they have a good run of fixtures ahead.
Salah's performance is under scrutiny, and there are better budget options available.
Trent is the best defender in the game, fantasy-wise.
It's crucial to have the highest scoring player in each position.
Crystal Palace players are not performing well, and Eze is not worth the investment.
Wolves have a favorable run of fixtures, making their players appealing.
The importance of consistent returns from premium players is highlighted.
Liverpool's defense is vulnerable, making it risky to rely on their players.
The view of the game in person is often not as good as watching on TV.

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KeywordsFantasy Football, Premier League, Player Picks, Transfers, Gameweek, Liverpool, Arsenal, Manchester City, Chelsea, Everton

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Chapters00:00
Introduction and Team Updates

03:03
Liverpool vs Crystal Palace: Fantasy Picks and Strategies

06:05
Arsenal vs Southampton: Player Insights

08:57
Brentford vs Wolves: Transfer Considerations

12:03
Leicester vs Bournemouth: Player Performances

13:58
Manchester City vs Fulham: Captaincy Choices

17:02
Everton vs Newcastle: Team Form and Player Picks

20:06
Aston Villa vs Manchester United: Predictions and Players

23:01
Chelsea vs Nottingham Forest: Player Evaluations

25:56
Brighton vs Spurs: Player Form and Future Prospects

28:56
League Standings and Player Performances

32:03
Final Thoughts and Transfer Strategies

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Takeaways

Haaland is currently the standout player in the league.
Newcastle's performance has been disappointing this season.
Salah remains a crucial player for fantasy teams.
Chelsea's defense is inconsistent, making them a risky pick.
Everton's players are cheap but come with injury concerns.
Brentford's Mbuemo is a solid pick for upcoming matches.
Liverpool's fixtures are favorable for their key players.
Arsenal's form has declined compared to last season.
Chris Wood is a popular choice among budget strikers.
The hosts emphasize the importance of strategic transfers in fantasy football.

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Champions League results impact FPL decisions.
Injuries can significantly affect player selections.
Transfer strategies should consider upcoming fixtures.
Newcastle's form raises concerns for FPL managers.
Liverpool's strong performance makes Salah a captain choice.
Everton's fixtures present opportunities for points.
Spurs' inconsistency makes their players risky picks.
Man City vs Arsenal is a crucial match for FPL assets.
League standings can shift quickly based on player performance.
Effective wild card usage is essential for success.

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Salah and Halland are must-have fantasy picks
Trent is a must-have defender
Diaz is a standout midfielder for Liverpool
Soucek is a good budget option from West Ham
Lewis is a temporary bench defender option
Consider Aston Villa and Everton assets for future fixtures
Plan for the long term and consider wildcard strategies Consider the performance and form of players when making transfers
Pay attention to upcoming fixtures and choose players accordingly
Saving transfers can be a good strategy if there are no immediate changes needed
Keep an eye on budget options who can provide good value for money
League standings can change quickly, so stay focused and make smart decisions

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Consider the fixtures when selecting players
Banking transfers can be a useful strategy
Look at the first 10 games to assess player performance
Pay attention to team strategies and lineup changes
Stay updated on league standings and make adjustments accordingly
Predictions for upcoming matches can help inform decision-making

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Brighton's performance against Manchester United is seen as a blip rather than an indication of their overall performance.
Everton's loss to Aston Villa raises questions about their strength as a team.
West Ham's performance against Newcastle was disappointing, and their attacking options are not considered strong.
Manchester City's upcoming match against Ipswich is seen as a favorable fixture, but it may not be the right time to use the triple captain chip.
Players like Jamie Vardy, Emile Smith Rowe, and Chris Wood are discussed as potential fantasy football picks. Analyzing player performance and potential is crucial for fantasy football team selection
Consider the fixtures and form of teams when making transfer decisions
Keep an eye on injury updates and press conferences for accurate player information
Consistency and point-per-million value are important factors to consider when selecting players
Stay updated on league standings and performance to gauge your own team's progress

Consider the fixture difficulty when selecting players for your fantasy football team.
Having playing players in the starting lineup is crucial for maximizing points.
Allocate funds to the pitch rather than the bench to strengthen your starting 11.
Stay updated on injury concerns and predicted lineups to make informed decisions.
Balance your team with a mix of premium and budget players to optimize your budget.

The increase in rolling transfers from 2 to 5 has changed the game and allows for more flexibility in team selection.
The introduction of a mystery chip adds an element of uncertainty and strategy to the game.
The changes to bonus points favor attacking players and punish defenders, creating a bigger disparity between the two.
When considering FPL assets, it's important to assess their potential for points and playing time.
The hosts discuss specific players from teams like Manchester United, Liverpool, Arsenal, and Newcastle that they are considering for their own teams. There are different strategies when it comes to selecting players for Fantasy Football, such as choosing a singular premium player or opting for a rotation of lower-priced players.
Teams like Southampton and Bournemouth don't have standout players, making them less attractive options for Fantasy Football.
Crystal Palace and Aston Villa have some interesting players to consider, such as Eze and Watkins.
Chelsea's lineup is uncertain due to their numerous players and new signings, making them a risky choice in the early stages of the season.
The Chelsea vs. Man City match is highly anticipated and could have an impact on Fantasy Football selections.
Leicester and Spurs have potential options, including Vardy and new signing Morgan Rogers.
Budget constraints can be a challenge when selecting players, requiring careful consideration and tinkering.
The conversation ends with Dan and Diaz Nuts sharing their current drafts and discussing potential changes.

Takeaways

Consider Havertz as a differential player for the Arsenal vs. Everton match.
Having Newcastle players in your fantasy football team can be a dilemma.
Watkins and El Ghazi are good options for the Crystal Palace vs. Aston Villa game.
There is a lack of interest in Wolves players for the Liverpool vs. Wolves match. Analyzing player performance and considering transfers is an important aspect of fantasy football.
Friendly competition and banter make fantasy football more enjoyable.
Reviewing league standings and assessing the chances of finishing in the top positions adds excitement to the game.
Keeping up with Premier League matches and player form is crucial for fantasy football success.

Takeaways

Consider having Manchester City players for the double game week
Bench boost can be a valuable chip to use in double game weeks
Be cautious of rotation risks, especially with Manchester City players
Evaluate the form and fixtures of players from different teams
Prioritize double game week players over single game week players
Take into account injuries and potential returns when making transfers Consider teams with favorable fixtures for fantasy football
Pay attention to double game weeks and maximize points potential
The manager plays a crucial role in a team's performance
The Red Red Blue League standings are highly competitive
Strategize transfers and choose players wisely to climb the league rankings

Summary

In this conversation, Dan, Dom, and Andy discuss the upcoming Premier League matches and the performance of various teams and players. They analyze Liverpool's chances of winning the title, discuss the form of Mo Salah, and speculate on Jurgen Klopp's strategy. They also talk about the potential picks for the upcoming gameweeks, including players from West Ham, Manchester United, and Chelsea. The conversation covers topics such as team selection, captain choices, and the importance of double gameweeks. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their fantasy football picks and strategies for the upcoming matches. They debate the best players to choose from Chelsea and Manchester City, as well as the potential outcomes of the matches. They also review the standings in their fantasy leagues and discuss their plans for future transfers.

Takeaways

Liverpool's chances of winning the title are slim after their recent loss to Everton
Mo Salah's performance has been underwhelming in recent matches
West Ham vs Liverpool is an interesting match to watch
Manchester United have a favorable fixture run and are expected to score many goals
Chelsea players, especially Palmer, are good picks for the upcoming gameweeks
Consider players from teams with double gameweeks for better point potential Consider Tiago Silva as a potential pick from Chelsea due to his consistent playing time and goal-scoring ability.
Petrovic is a recommended goalkeeper choice according to the fantasy football scout site.
Bench boost is a risky strategy that often leads to disappointing results.
Brighton has been performing poorly in recent games, making Bournemouth players a good option for the upcoming match.
Arsenal's front three could have a strong performance against Tottenham's defense.
Manchester City players, such as Foden and Alvarez, are worth considering for the double gameweek in 37.
Crystal Palace's Anthony Gordon could be a differential pick for gameweek 37.
Liverpool players, including Salah, may not be worth keeping due to their inconsistent performances.
Consider making transfers to bring in Kevin De Bruyne and Son for the upcoming matches.
Wildcarding in gameweek 37 can be a strategic move to assess player fitness and availability.
The hosts discuss their standings in their fantasy leagues and the potential for improvement in the rankings.
Differentiation in team selection becomes crucial at this stage of the season.
The hosts share their plans for transfers and potential captain choices for the upcoming matches.

Summary

In this conversation, the hosts discuss the upcoming Premier League matches and the impact of double gameweeks on fantasy football teams. They analyze the potential picks from each team and share their opinions on players to consider. The conversation covers topics such as injuries, form, and differential options. The hosts also engage in banter and reflect on their own fantasy football performances. The conversation revolves around the upcoming double game weeks in Fantasy Premier League (FPL) and the strategies of the participants. They discuss the players they have and the potential transfers they might make. They also analyze the fixtures and predict the outcomes of the upcoming matches. The conversation ends with a review of the FPL leagues and the current standings.

Takeaways

Double gameweeks can provide opportunities for fantasy football managers to gain an advantage.
Injuries and form should be considered when selecting players for double gameweeks.
Crystal Palace and Fulham may offer potential differentials for fantasy football teams.
Liverpool players are still worth considering despite recent setbacks.
Banter and reflection on fantasy football performances add entertainment value to the conversation. The participants are strategizing for the upcoming double game weeks in FPL.
They discuss potential transfers and analyze the fixtures to make informed decisions.
They predict the outcomes of the upcoming matches and discuss the performance of certain players.
The conversation concludes with a review of the FPL leagues and the current standings.

Summary

In this episode of RedRedBlue, Dan, Diaz nuts, and Andy discuss the upcoming double game week in Fantasy Premier League. They analyze the fixtures and potential strategies for maneuvering their teams. They also touch on the performances of specific players and the overall state of their teams. The conversation covers topics such as the Newcastle vs. Spurs game, the importance of double game weeks, the dilemma of choosing between players with doubles and blanks, and the potential transfers and captain choices for the week. In this conversation, Dan, Andy, and Diaz nuts discuss their fantasy football strategies for the upcoming double game week. They analyze the potential picks from Liverpool and Crystal Palace, as well as other teams like Arsenal and Chelsea. They also review the standings in their fantasy leagues and discuss their own team setups for the double game week.

Takeaways

Consider the fixtures and potential strategies for the upcoming double game week in Fantasy Premier League.
Analyze the performances of specific players and make informed decisions about transfers and captain choices.
Take into account the importance of double game weeks and the dilemma of choosing between players with doubles and blanks.
Stay updated on the latest news and injury updates to make informed decisions about player selections.
Evaluate the overall state of your team and make necessary adjustments to improve performance. Consider picking Liverpool players for the double game week, but be cautious about their defensive options
Crystal Palace players may not be the best choices for the double game week
Arsenal and Chelsea have favorable fixtures for the double game week
Review the standings in your fantasy leagues to see where you stand
Plan your transfers carefully to maximize points in the double game week

Summary

The conversation covers topics such as Manchester City's rotation, the form of Phil Foden and Ivan Toney, the potential returns of injured players, and the performance of Arsenal's defense. The hosts also touch on the challenges of making transfers and the impact of injuries on team selection. In this conversation, the hosts discuss their thoughts on upcoming football matches and their fantasy football teams. They express frustration with the performance of their favorite team, Manchester United, and discuss potential changes to their fantasy teams. They also review the standings in their fantasy leagues and discuss their strategies for the upcoming double game weeks.

Takeaways

The hosts also touch on the rotation of Manchester City players and the performance of Arsenal's defense. The hosts express frustration with the performance of Manchester United and discuss potential changes to the team.
They review the standings in their fantasy leagues and discuss their strategies for the upcoming double game weeks.
The hosts emphasize the importance of considering form, upcoming fixtures, and penalty takers when making transfers in fantasy football.
They discuss the potential of players like Karl Palmer and Phil Foden, who have had high-scoring weeks despite not being in the most attacking positions.
The hosts express a desire for more features in fantasy football platforms, such as the ability to skip forward and see future fixtures.

Summary

Gameweek 31 is discussed, including the upcoming matches and potential transfers. The performances and prospects of players from Newcastle, Everton, Fulham, Forest, Bournemouth, Crystal Palace, West Ham, Spurs, Arsenal, Luton, Brentford, and Brighton are analyzed. The conversation covers the performance of Arsenal and Arteta, planning for double game weeks and wildcard strategy, assessing the performance of Manchester City players, the impact of Bruno Fernandes on Manchester United, evaluating the performance of Phil Foden, reviewing the Red Red Blue League standings, transfers and captaincy choices, assessing the recent performance of Erling Haaland, and closing remarks and upcoming podcast.

Takeaways

Gameweek 31 features several interesting matches and potential transfer opportunities.
Newcastle's Ezac and Everton's Gordon are discussed as potential picks.
The run of fixtures for Newcastle is highlighted as favorable.
The form and injury status of players from various teams are considered.
The potential for double gameweeks is mentioned, with Chelsea having two instances of double games.

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss the aftermath of the Free Hit disaster and analyze upcoming fixtures. They evaluate the potential of players from Newcastle, West Ham, Bournemouth, Everton, Chelsea, Burnley, Fulham, Crystal Palace, Sheffield United, Tottenham, Luton, Aston Villa, Wolves, Brentford, and Manchester United. They also highlight the importance of differential picks and the ongoing relegation battle. The conversation covers various topics related to young players in the team, excitement about talented players from the academy, debating the starting lineup, comparing players in the midfield, disappointment with certain players' performances, predictions for upcoming matches, speculation on injured players, deciding on transfers and starting lineup, considering benching players for tough fixtures, predicting the outcome of the Man City vs Arsenal match, discussion about the league standings, sharing upcoming transfer plans, and revealing team transfers and captain choices. The conversation concludes with closing remarks and farewells.

Takeaways

The Free Hit week was a disaster for many fantasy managers.
Teams with favorable fixtures in the coming weeks include Newcastle, West Ham, Bournemouth, Everton, Fulham, Crystal Palace, Sheffield United, Burnley, Brighton, and Tottenham.
Dominic Solanke is a player to consider for Bournemouth's upcoming matches.
Defensive options from Chelsea and Burnley should be evaluated based on their fixtures.
Differential picks become important in the later stages of the season.
The relegation battle is heating up, with teams like Fulham and Crystal Palace fighting to stay in the Premier League.
Striker options like Ivan Toney should be considered for fantasy teams.
Injury concerns for players like Saka, De Bruyne, and Neto should be monitored.
Manchester United is expected to perform well against Brentford.

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Premier League matches and provide insights on fantasy football strategies. They analyze the potential of Manchester United assets, the points deduction for Everton, and the performance of Bournemouth players. The conversation also covers the form of Wolves and Arsenal players, as well as the upcoming match between Aston Villa and Spurs. The conversation covers various topics related to upcoming football matches and fantasy football. The chapters include discussions on the Liverpool vs. Tottenham game, analysis of players from both teams, evaluation of England's national team, and previews of Chelsea vs. Newcastle. The hosts also review the performance of their fantasy football teams and discuss future transfers. Overall, the conversation provides insights and opinions on current football events and fantasy football strategies.

Takeaways

Consider using the free hit chip for Game Week 28.
Evaluate the potential of Manchester United assets, especially against Everton.
Keep an eye on the points deduction situation for Everton.
Assess the form and fixtures of Bournemouth players for potential transfers.
Monitor the performance of Wolves and Arsenal players for fantasy football selections.
Stay updated on the upcoming match between Aston Villa and Spurs.

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming fixtures in Game Week 27 of the Premier League. They analyze the potential impact of key players from various teams and share their insights on who to pick for fantasy football teams. The conversation covers topics such as player injuries, team form, and the performance of specific players in recent matches. The conversation covers discussions about upcoming matches, considerations for team selection, debating between players, predictions for specific matches, differentials, and a review of the league standings. Andy and Dom also share the changes they made to their teams.

Takeaways

Liverpool's Salah is a popular choice for fantasy football teams despite concerns about his fitness.
The hosts express mixed opinions about the performance and potential of players from teams like Brentford, Everton, and Newcastle.
The importance of considering a player's form, team performance, and upcoming fixtures when making fantasy football transfers is emphasized.
The hosts discuss the challenges of managing players who are prone to injuries or inconsistent performances. Consider the upcoming matches and the potential outcomes when making team selections.
Differentials can be valuable in making up points in mini-leagues.
Pay attention to blank and double game weeks when planning transfers and using chips.
Regularly review the league standings to track progress and identify areas for improvement.

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Double Game Week and the players to consider for your fantasy team. They analyze the matches and provide insights on which players to pick and which to avoid. They also discuss the form and performance of various teams and players. Overall, it's an informative and entertaining discussion for fantasy football enthusiasts. The conversation covers Fantasy Premier League team picks, analysis of Brighton's performance, previews of upcoming matches, discussion on double game weeks and the upcoming blank game week, the use of the Triple Captain chip, an update on Erling Haaland's availability, and a review of the Red-Red-Blue league standings.

Takeaways

Consider Liverpool and Manchester City players for the Double Game Week.
Be cautious with injured players and their potential playing time.
Evaluate the form and fixtures of different teams before making transfers.
Keep an eye on emerging players who are performing well. Consider the performance and form of players when making Fantasy Premier League team picks.
Brighton's recent performance has been disappointing, leading to a decrease in the number of Brighton players in teams.
Upcoming matches between Sheffield United and Brighton, as well as Luton and Manchester United, are discussed.
Double game weeks and the upcoming blank game week are important factors to consider when planning transfers.
The Triple Captain chip can be a valuable asset when used strategically.
Stay updated on player availability and potential impacts on their performance.
Regularly review league standings to track progress and make informed decisions.

Chapters

00:00 Introduction and Double Game Week
03:22 Liverpool and Brentford
07:31 Burnley and Arsenal
09:39 Fulham and Aston Villa
12:27 Newcastle and Bournemouth
14:13 Nottingham Forest and West Ham
17:24 Spurs and Wolves
20:31 Man City and Chelsea
21:25 Discussion on Fantasy Premier League team picks
23:00 Analysis of Brighton's performance
24:44 Preview of the Sheffield United vs. Brighton match
25:24 Preview of the Luton vs. Manchester United match
30:35 Discussion on double game weeks and upcoming blank game week
35:01 Discussion on using the Triple Captain chip
37:20 Update on Erling Haaland's availability
39:46 Review of the Red-Red-Blue league standings
41:28 Review of Dom's team
42:10 Review of Andy's team
43:41 Review of Dan's team

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming double game week and the players to consider for optimal positioning. They analyze the performances of Manchester City, Liverpool, and Tottenham Hotspur players, as well as the potential of Luton and Nottingham Forest players. The conversation also covers the struggles of Newcastle and West Ham players. Overall, the hosts provide insights into the key players and strategies for success in the upcoming game week. The conversation covers discussions about Arsenal players, limited interest in players from other teams, considering teams with double fixtures, the form of players on the team, Aston Villa vs Man Utd, limited players from Aston Villa, inconsistent performance of players, entertainment value of games, potential transfers and enablers, Crystal Palace vs Chelsea, league standings, transfers and captain choices, and next week's fixtures.

Takeaways

Consider having three Manchester City assets for the double game week.
Be cautious with Manchester City defenders as they have been conceding goals.
Monitor Erling Haaland's performance as he returns from injury.
Evaluate the form and fixtures of players from Luton and Nottingham Forest for potential differentials.
Assess the availability and form of Liverpool players, especially without Mohamed Salah.
Analyze the performances of Tottenham Hotspur players and their upcoming fixtures.
Consider the potential of West Ham and Arsenal players for the upcoming game week.

Chapters

00:00 Positioning for Game Week 25
01:06 Man City vs Everton
03:05 Man City Defenders
04:04 Erling Haaland
05:32 Fulham vs Bournemouth
06:35 Ivan Toney vs Dominic Solanke
07:46 Luton vs Sheffield United
09:08 Liverpool vs Burnley
09:55 Liverpool without Salah
10:41 Spurs vs Brighton
13:21 Nottingham Forest vs Newcastle
16:09 West Ham vs Arsenal
28:22 Discussion about Arsenal players
29:22 No interest in other players
30:28 Considering other teams with double fixtures
31:29 Form of players on the team
31:51 Aston Villa vs Man Utd
32:35 Limited players from Aston Villa
33:09 Inconsistent performance of players
33:37 Entertainment value of games
34:07 Considering other players for the team
35:03 Comparison of players from different teams
36:19 Potential transfers and enablers
37:12 Crystal Palace vs Chelsea
38:24 Red Red Blue League standings
39:15 Family league standings
42:55 Transfers and captain choices
46:12 Discussion about transfers and hits
47:01 Next week's fixtures

SummaryThe hosts discuss upcoming matches, including Everton vs Spurs and Brighton vs Crystal Palace. They analyze the performance of players from various teams and consider their fantasy football potential. The conversation also covers the matches between Newcastle and Luton, Sheffield United and Aston Villa, Chelsea and Wolves, and Manchester United and West Ham. The hosts share their insights and predictions for each game. In this conversation, the hosts discuss player analysis, preview the Arsenal vs Liverpool and Brentford vs Man City matches, review the league standings, and share their team changes for the next game week.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction

00:33
Discussion of upcoming matches

01:34
Analysis of Everton vs Spurs

04:30
Preview of Brighton vs Crystal Palace

07:00
Review of Newcastle vs Luton

08:32
Assessment of Bournemouth vs Nottingham Forest

12:11
Evaluation of Sheffield United vs Aston Villa

15:35
Preview of Chelsea vs Wolves

21:02
Discussion of Manchester United vs West Ham

23:47
Closing thoughts

24:45
Player Analysis: Rashford and Haaland

26:44
Arsenal vs Liverpool Preview

33:23
Brentford vs Man City Preview

36:57
League Standings

39:39
Team Changes for the Next Game Week

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss upcoming Premier League fixtures and analyze the potential fantasy football picks. They provide insights on players from Nottingham Forest, Arsenal, Fulham, Everton, Crystal Palace, Sheffield United, Aston Villa, Newcastle, Manchester City, Burnley, Tottenham, and Brentford. The conversation covers discussions about upcoming matches, a review of the league standings, a review of the family league standings, discussions about upcoming transfers and team lineups, and a preview of future game weeks. The conversation covers the topics of live podcasting and technical difficulties.

Takeaways

Consider Arsenal assets for upcoming fixtures, but be cautious as their form can be inconsistent.
Fulham and Everton players may not be the best options due to their recent poor performances.
Crystal Palace and Sheffield United players are not recommended due to their lack of form.
Aston Villa players, such as Watkins and Martinez, are worth considering for their favorable fixtures.
Manchester City players are uncertain due to rotation, but defenders like Walker and Dias can be good options.
Tottenham players, especially Son and Kane, are reliable choices for fantasy football. Live podcasting allows for real-time reactions and discussions during events.
Technical difficulties can occur during podcast recordings and can disrupt the flow of the conversation.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and League Update

00:43
Nottingham Forest vs Arsenal

06:13
Fulham vs Everton

08:03
Crystal Palace vs Sheffield United

10:13
Aston Villa vs Newcastle

15:06
Manchester City vs Burnley

20:05
Tottenham vs Brentford

22:10
Discussion about upcoming matches

32:42
Review of the league standings

39:28
Review of the family league standings

43:55
Discussion of upcoming transfers and team lineups

46:36
Preview of future game weeks

47:09
Live Pod and Thursday Game

48:04
Technical Difficulties

SummaryThe Premier League is back with a discussion on upcoming matches and player selections. Chelsea vs Fulham is analyzed, with a focus on Fulham's value and Brentford's performance. The potential picks from Chelsea's squad are discussed, along with the Newcastle vs Man City match. Aston Villa's recent form and upcoming fixtures are evaluated. The Everton vs Aston Villa match is reviewed, followed by a discussion on the Man United vs Spurs game. The new defender at Spurs is mentioned, and the performance and player options at Man United are examined. The conversation covers various topics related to fantasy football players, including the evaluation of Arsenal defenders and the consideration of Martin Odegaard in fantasy teams. The hosts also discuss the injury status of Jarrod Bowen and preview the upcoming matches between Arsenal and Crystal Palace, Bournemouth and Liverpool, and Brighton and Wolves. The conversation concludes with an update on the league standings. In this episode, the hosts review their performance in the previous gameweek and discuss the key players and strategies that led to success. They also share their transfer decisions and the use of wildcards. The conversation then shifts to team selection and different strategies for the upcoming gameweek. The hosts debate the captain selection and discuss the potential of Brighton's fixture list. They analyze the performance of Pascal Gross and consider whether to stick with Ivan Toney as a differential pick.

TakeawaysConsider the performance and form of players when making fantasy football decisions.

Evaluate the injury status of players before making transfers.
Preview upcoming matches to identify potential opportunities for fantasy points.
Regularly check the league standings to track progress and identify areas for improvement.

Chapters00:00
Premier League is back

01:09
Chelsea vs Fulham

02:48
Fulham's value and Brentford's performance

04:11
Chelsea players to consider

05:51
Newcastle vs Man City

06:43
Aston Villa's form and fixtures

08:02
Everton vs Aston Villa

10:00
Man United vs Spurs

13:26
Spurs' new defender

16:08
Richarlison and Everton's fixtures

19:15
Man United's performance and players

21:52
Discussion on Fantasy Football Players

23:10
Preview of Arsenal vs Crystal Palace

27:00
Consideration of Martin Odegaard in Fantasy Team

29:50
Evaluation of Arsenal Defenders

31:30
Update on Jarrod Bowen's Injury

33:09
Discussion on Bournemouth vs Liverpool

35:10
Analysis of Brighton vs Wolves

39:39
League Standings

44:44
Reviewing Gameweek Performance

45:13
Transfers and Wildcards

46:38
Team Selection and Strategies

47:47
Captain Selection

49:05
Brighton's Fixture List

49:28
Player Analysis: Pascal Gross

50:14
Stick with Ivan Toney

SummaryIn this episode, the hosts discuss upcoming Premier League fixtures and potential changes to fantasy football teams. They analyze the performance of various players and teams, including Chelsea, Aston Villa, Crystal Palace, Man City, Man United, and Arsenal. The hosts provide insights into player form, potential transfers, and the impact of upcoming international tournaments. Overall, they offer valuable advice for fantasy football managers. The conversation covers various topics related to Premier League teams and player performances. It starts with a discussion about London derbies and the form of players like Bowen and Saka. The conversation then shifts to the inconsistent performances of North London teams, particularly Tottenham. The high line defensive strategy of Tottenham is analyzed, along with their vulnerability to teams that can exploit it. The conversation also touches on Liverpool's upcoming match against Newcastle and the potential replacements for Salah. West Ham's players and the impact of the Afcon Cup on team selection are discussed. The chapter concludes with a review of the Red Blue League standings and a preview of upcoming fixtures.

Takeaways

London derbies can be unpredictable, with teams like West Ham and Tottenham showing inconsistent performances.
Tottenham's high line defensive strategy has been exploited by teams like Brighton, highlighting their vulnerability.
Liverpool's upcoming match against Newcastle raises questions about filling the gap left by Salah's absence during the Afcon Cup.
West Ham's players, particularly Bowen, have been in good form and are worth considering for fantasy teams.
The Red Blue League standings show a close competition, with each participant vying for the top spot.
Team selection for upcoming fixtures requires careful consideration of player form and fixture difficulty.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Fixture Preview

03:45
Luton vs Chelsea

06:00
Aston Villa vs Burnley

09:00
Crystal Palace vs Brentford

10:15
Man City vs Sheffield United

13:45
Nottingham Forest vs Man United

20:17
Fulham vs Arsenal

20:54
London Derbies and Player Form

22:07
Inconsistent Performances of North London Teams

23:21
Tottenham's High Line and Vulnerability

24:42
Son's Performance and Potential Transfer Targets

27:06
Liverpool vs. Newcastle and Filling the Gap Left by Salah

30:56
West Ham's Players and the Afcon Cup

35:03
Red Blue League Standings

39:53
Upcoming Fixtures and Team Selection

41:57
Next Podcast and Conclusion

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss upcoming Premier League matches and the performance of various players. They also talk about their own fantasy football teams and the Family League. The conversation covers topics such as team selection, player form, and potential transfers. The hosts provide insights and opinions on different players and teams, offering advice for fantasy football managers. The conversation revolves around the upcoming match between Man City and Everton. The hosts discuss Man City's recent form and evaluate the potential of Man City and Everton players. They also review the top transfers in the league and analyze the performance of Pascal Gross. The conversation concludes with a discussion about potential transfers for the upcoming week and considering changes to the team. In this conversation, Dan and Andy discuss the recent match and upcoming matches in the football season. They also mention a break in the schedule.

Takeaways

Assess the recent form of teams and players before making transfers.
Consider the upcoming fixtures when selecting players for your team.
Review the top transfers in the league to identify potential differentials.
Stay updated on injuries and suspensions to make informed decisions. The recent match was not good.
There are upcoming matches in the schedule.
There will be a break in the schedule.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Family League

02:08
Newcastle vs. Nottingham Forest

04:31
Bournemouth vs. Fulham

06:19
Manchester United vs. Luton

07:43
Burnley vs. Liverpool

10:11
Brentford vs. Wolves

11:39
Chelsea vs. Crystal Palace

15:06
Manchester City vs. Everton

21:34
Discussion about Man City vs. Everton

22:10
Assessing Man City's recent form

23:20
Evaluating Man City and Everton players

24:33
Considering other potential transfers

25:37
Reviewing the top transfers in the league

28:08
Predicting the outcomes of upcoming matches

30:31
Assessing the performance of Pascal Gross

33:00
Analyzing the top transfers in the league

35:02
Reviewing the league standings

41:01
Discussing potential transfers for the upcoming week

42:30
Considering changes to the team

43:18
Review of the Match

43:36
Upcoming Matches

44:01
Break in the Schedule

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss various Premier League matches and players. They cover topics such as the form of Crystal Palace and Brighton, the performance of West Ham and Manchester United, the potential of Aston Villa players, the disappointing performance of Fulham and Burnley, the situation at Luton and Newcastle, and the upcoming match between Bournemouth and Forest. The conversation covers topics such as Bournemouth and Everton's performance, the preview of the Spurs vs Everton match, the assessment of Kula Sevski's performance, the evaluation of Pedro and Udagi's performance, the analysis of Liverpool and Arsenal players, the discussion about Wolves vs Chelsea, and the review of the fantasy football league. The hosts also discuss their upcoming transfers and plan for future podcast episodes.

Takeaways

Crystal Palace and Brighton had a controversial 95th-minute goal in their match.
West Ham and Manchester United had a disappointing performance.
Aston Villa players are worth considering for fantasy teams.
Fulham and Burnley had a lackluster performance.
Luton and Newcastle are teams to watch.
The Bournemouth vs Forest match is highly anticipated. Bournemouth and Everton have been inconsistent in their performance, making it difficult to choose players from these teams for fantasy football.
The Spurs vs Everton match is expected to be low-scoring, with predictions favoring a win for Tottenham.
Kula Sevski's performance has been impressive, but it remains to be seen if he can maintain his form.
Liverpool and Arsenal have underperforming players who may not be worth including in fantasy football teams.
Wolves have a challenging run of fixtures, which may impact the performance of their players.
The fantasy football league is highly competitive, with top players consistently scoring well.
The hosts are considering making transfers to improve their teams.
Future podcast episodes will be planned to align with the upcoming fixtures and events in the Premier League.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Gameweek 17

01:21
Crystal Palace vs Brighton

03:00
West Ham vs Manchester United

04:34
Aston Villa vs Sheffield United

06:23
Fulham vs Burnley

07:20
Luton vs Newcastle

08:38
Bournemouth vs Forest

22:45
Discussion about Bournemouth and Everton

23:38
Preview of Spurs vs Everton

23:58
Assessment of Kula Sevski's performance

24:36
Predictions for the Spurs vs Everton match

25:08
Evaluation of Pedro and Udagi's performance

26:06
Discussion about Everton's performance

26:56
Analysis of Everton's recent form

27:30
Assessment of Liverpool's performance

28:01
Opinions on Liverpool's underperforming players

28:48
Consideration of Liverpool assets outside of Salah

29:13
Discussion about Arsenal players

29:45
Evaluation of Arsenal's upcoming fixtures

30:13
Preview of Wolves vs Chelsea

31:34
Conversation about Raheem and Palmer

32:33
Analysis of Wolves' fixtures

33:27
Review of the fantasy football league

36:07
Discussion about upcoming transfers

39:41
Planning for future podcast episodes

Summary

In this episode, the hosts discuss the upcoming Premier League matches and provide updates on their own fantasy football teams. They analyze the performance of various players and teams, including Aston Villa, Chelsea, Man City, and Everton. The hosts also share their thoughts on potential transfers and strategies for the upcoming game week.

Takeaways

Aston Villa, Bournemouth, and Fulham players are worth considering for the upcoming game week.
Chelsea's recent form has been disappointing, and it may be wise to avoid their players for now.
Man City assets, such as Harland and Foden, are worth keeping an eye on, but their playing time may be uncertain.
Newcastle and Arsenal players are not recommended due to their inconsistent performances.
Everton's defense, particularly Mikulenko, could be a good option for fantasy managers.

Chapters

00:00
Introduction and Team Updates

03:04
Bournemouth vs Luton

06:06
Chelsea vs Sheffield United

10:03
Man City vs Crystal Palace

12:08
Newcastle vs Fulham

14:10
Arsenal vs Brighton

18:47
Burnley vs Everton

Get ready for a thrilling exploration of the Premier League's latest games in this Red Red Blue episode! We're breaking down the surprising results of the Crystal Palace vs Liverpool match - unpacking the performances of Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah, and introducing you to Liverpool's new signing, Konstantinos Tsimikas. Plus, we're discussing the unexpected metamorphosis of Manchester United's Scott McTominay from a striker to a midfield dynamo.

Now, let's fast-forward to the upcoming matches. We've got our eyes on the Manchester United vs. Everton game where game changers Dominic Calvert-Lewin and Harry Maguire are expected to make some waves. Bournemouth's recent form is also on the agenda, as we examine the potential impact of players like Salanki. Plus, we're dissecting the Sheffield United vs. Brentford match and predicting a victory for Aston Villa over Arsenal - a forecast based solely on Villa's recent performance against Manchester City.

But we're not just about match analysis, we have a treat for the fantasy football enthusiasts too! We'll unmask potential surprise transfer options and high-value players by examining recent performances of Burnley, Chelsea, and Fulham. Amid the strategy talk, we'll also touch on the recent controversies surrounding Liverpool's manager, Jurgen Klopp, and transfer rumors around Harland Blankt. With key players like Son and Trippier up for discussion from the matches between Manchester City and Luton, and Spurs and Newcastle - you'd definitely want to stay tuned for these valuable insights!

Ever wonder how to master the ever-evolving game of fantasy football? Strap in as we, your hosts Dominic Adams and Martin Elliot, dissect the realm of fantasy football, sharing our current team lineups and potential gems like Gabriel Jesus and John McGinn. We're also putting a spotlight on the fatigue factor among the heavyweights of the field - think Trent Alexander-Arnold and Mohamed Salah. Are they burned out? What does this mean for your team? Manchester City's recent struggle also gets a full evaluation and we discuss how it could ripple into your player choices.

Take a seat at our round table as we shift gears to EPL player performance analysis. From underdogs like Hey Gee, Julian Alvarez, and Son to consistent point-getters like Sanchez, Sucek, and Kufal, we bring you insights based on recent games and potential future game outcomes. But it ain't all serious, folks. We mix it up with a friendly wager on the performance of Son and Eddard - loser gifts Steve two mugs. So get ready for a rollercoaster ride of in-depth insights, player evaluations, and a healthy serving of laughter. This is fantasy football talk like you've never experienced before!

Are you ready to score big in your fantasy football league? Let's gear up for an in-depth analysis of the upcoming Premier League matches in this episode of Red Red Blue. We dissect the Arsenal vs Wolves game, share our predictions and potential picks. Keep an ear out as we debate the merits of having two Arsenal defenders and discuss the performances of standout players like Wolves' Huang and Kunya, and Arsenal's Saka and Saliba. Martinelli's performance and whether he deserves a spot on your team is also up for discussion.

The action doesn't stop there! We also tackle Liverpool’s and Manchester City's intense rivalry and how injuries might shake things up. Everton's recent slump and the Manchester United match are also on our radar. From potential fantasy picks to the rising stars of Newcastle, such as Gordon and the value of Trippier, we cover it all. We even have a quick rundown of Everton's showdown with Manchester United, and potential fantasy picks like Shaw and Rashford.

Wrapping up, we look back at the recent matches between Bournemouth and Tottenham, and Chelsea and Brighton. We shed light on Tottenham's form and the potential impact of their returning players, and discuss Chelsea's lackluster performance. Standout players like Sterling, McTominay, and others also make it to the discussion table. Transfer options and final thoughts on the upcoming matches are also up for grabs. Join us and get the scoop on everything Premier League and fantasy football! Let's score some goals together!

Ever wondered how to ace your fantasy football game by employing shrewd tactics and strategies? Well, strap in folks, we're about to delve into a world of discussion and dissection of the Premier League and Fantasy Football. We're your hosts, Dan Adams and Dominic Adams, and today's episode is a whirlwind tour of an upcoming Manchester City and Liverpool match, the potential players to pick for fantasy football, and making well-reasoned captain choices. We've got key insights, playful banter, and a sprinkle of our favorite game of predicting clean sheets.

We're going to tackle the challenging task of dissecting the Premier League landscape, starting with Burnley vs West Ham, moving to Luton vs Crystal Palace, and ending with Brighton vs Nottingham Forest. We'll navigate through the thorny issue of Bowen's injury, highlight the potential of Sam Johnston for a clean sheet, and even assess the penalty prowess of Carl Palmer. We'll also spotlight the current form of Chelsea and their fast-approaching fixtures, and the potential impact on your fantasy team.

In our final act, we're going to help you navigate the often tricky world of Fantasy Premier League captain choices. We'll weigh the options of Salah, Haaland, Saka, and Sun, and reveal our top pick. We'll discuss how Matoma's injury could affect Brighton's game against Nottingham Forest, and the potential impact on your fantasy team. And to wrap things up, we'll share the changes we've made to our own fantasy football teams, and how these changes could potentially affect your game. So, ready to up your fantasy football game? Buckle up, and let's dive in!

Ever wondered how a red card in one game could alter the entire season's trajectory? How about the domino effect of injuries on team's performance? Tune in as we dissect the recent Spurs/Arsenal clash, the ripple effects of red cards, and the impacts of injuries on player performance. We don't just stop there; we also examine the Wolves and Spurs game, with a keen focus on potential player transfers and predictions for game week 12. You won't want to miss our in-depth assessment of the Spurs' current defense and projected starters for the coming week.

Can you predict the future of various football clubs based on their current performance? We take on this challenge as we scrutinize the form of teams and their potential in the Fantasy Premier League. From Arsenal's off-form players to Crystal Palace's upcoming fixtures, we've got insights galore. And, of course, we don't skip the Nick Pope controversy. We continue the conversation by weighing up players you should consider for your Fantasy Premier League teams, including promising talents like Delot, Harry Maguire, Viran, Lindoff, and Victor.

Are you racking your brains over the right strikers for your Fantasy Premier League team? We tackle this challenge head-on in our discussion about Ollie Watkins' form and the implications of premium midfielders' injuries. Ensuring you're equipped with the best strategies, we also delve into team changes and evaluate the pros and cons of players like Bowen, Wordprows, Two-check, Kudos, Antonio, Phil Foden, and Karl Palmer. Stick around till the end as we predict a 2-2 draw for the upcoming Chelsea vs. Man City game. This episode is brimming with information that will help you make informed decisions for your Fantasy Football journey. So, don't miss out!

Prepare yourself for a wild ride into the exciting world of fantasy football! My brother Dan and I, Donac Adams, promise to deliver engaging analysis, lively debate, and insider tips that will leave you feeling like a pro. We kick things off by dissecting upcoming matches between Fulham vs Man United and Brentford vs West Ham, deliberating on potential picks and players you should absolutely have on your radar. Ever wondered what could happen if Dominic Solanke ends up playing for Bournemouth? Us too, and we're diving right into that speculation!

We then stir up the pot with an intense discussion on the performance of Arsenal and Manchester City in the fantasy football league. Get ready to be engrossed as we spill the beans on our fantasy football team's progress this season. The anticipation hangs heavy in the air as we contemplate about a collaborative team for the next season. We're also dropping predictions about the Newcastle and Arsenal match, and speculate on the potential shockwaves if Ivan Toney transfers to Arsenal or Chelsea in January.

To wrap things up, we embark on a detailed analysis of Premier League strategies. Don't miss out on our weigh-in on high-risk maneuvers, potential transfers, and the pros and cons of acquiring new players. Monday night game between Chelsea and Spurs? We've got you covered with our insights on which players to captain for the week. And just for a cherry on top, we delve into the possibility of Dougie Louise's suspension due to yellow cards. So buckle up, and let's navigate this thrilling journey together!

Ready to break down game week 10 with us? We're getting into the thick of the action, dissecting performances, strategies and the highs and lows of the footballing week. We're discussing the big three, Salah, Holland and Sun, and expressing our disappointment over Big Ang, Destiny and Doggy's game time. We'll also be digging into the Bristol Palace versus Spurs showdown, discussing whether it's worth investing in the big three.

Ever wondered whether it's better to stick with good players or gamble on swapping them out? We're here to spark a lively debate, comparing the performance of Matomo, Emberma, and Jensen on Brentford. We'll also be weighing up the merits of captaining Salah, Haaland, or Sterling and pondering the potential of Sheffield United scoring against Arsenal. This discussion isn't just for seasoned fans – we'll be delivering insights that are valuable whether you're new to the game or a long-standing supporter.

Lastly, we're turning our attention to Fantasy Football, discussing team changes, rankings, and potential strategies. We'll be revealing the bet between Dan and Andy with Dom's Man City, Andy's Liverpool, and Dom's Arsenal. We'll share our decision to sell Hoiland and bring in Salah, and discuss our picks of Gvadio, Alvarez, and Foden. We'll also be analysing the Arsenal's substitution of Odegaard for Habits, and the results of the European games. So buckle up, it's going to be an intense ride into the heart of football!

Imagine finally having the upper hand in your fantasy football league, always making the right calls on who to pick and who to avoid. That's exactly what we're aiming for in this episode of Red Red Blue. Join us this week as we dissect the upcoming football matches and their potential impact on your fantasy league standings. We're kicking off with a deep-dive into the Liverpool derby, debating the repercussions of key players like Robbo and Curtis Jones being MIA. Not to mention, we're sharing our top fantasy picks, with Dom still pursuing his Salah dream and Andy eyeing a dark horse from Everton.

Ever wondered how injuries to footballers can turn the tides for their teams? Our examination of the Manchester City vs Brighton match will tell you just that, as we ponder over the potential ramifications of injuries to Tony and Rodry. But don't worry, we're not all about the doom and gloom as we bring you some exciting buzz around Arsenal possibly being Selankey's next home ground. Shifting gears, we're also evaluating the Newcastle Paulus and Forest Lutein matches, highlighting potential picks like Isaac and Gordon and discussing the dearth of fancy assets for the latter match.

Don't miss out on our passionate debate on the merits of playing Manchester United assets in the upcoming Manchester United vs Sheffield United match, and the pros and cons of Rashford and Fernandez. We're not just here to talk, we're here to help you make the hard decisions - like whether to captain Son or Maddo in the Aston Villa vs West Ham match, or whether it's worth playing Mighty Cash or Smikas in the Spurs vs Fulham game. So, buckle up and join us on this wild ride through the world of football. You'll be sure to walk away with some killer insights and maybe even a laugh or two!

Wondering who to captain in your Fantasy Football team for Game Week 8? Are you torn between Madison or UDoggy? Join us on this intriguing episode of Red Red Blue as we dissect the strengths and weaknesses of Luton players, especially Carlton Morris. We're taking a deep dive into the prospects of keeping Luton players for another week or swapping them out. Expect a thrilling discussion on the Fantasy Football strategies and player analysis, as we get you ready for the upcoming matches, including the much-anticipated Luton vs Spurs.

Ever wondered how a brilliant performance or a dismal show in Fantasy Football impacts the Family Fantasy Football League Rankings? Well, you're about to find out! We scrutinize each participant's performance and the impact of their chosen players on their scores. No stone is left unturned as we examine Dad’s 33 points, Noah's 48, Andy's 49, and Dominic's impressive 94 on the scoreboard. Eli seems to be leading the charge with 67 points, but will he maintain this lead? Stay tuned!

Transfers are a critical part of Fantasy Football, and we're here to guide you through that labyrinth. In this episode, we take a hard look at the merits of West Ham and Newcastle players, the pros, and cons of keeping Luton players like Carlton Morris and Anderson. We wrap up the episode with a creative title, 'Catty Mash', a testimony to the insights, discussions, and fun we've packed into this episode. So if you're an avid Fantasy Football enthusiast or just a casual fan looking to improve your game, this is an episode you don't want to miss!

Are you ready to dominate your Fantasy Football league? This week on Red Red Blue, we're handing over the keys to the kingdom. We're pulling back the curtain on Gameweek 5's shocking Newcastle 8-0 victory and shining a spotlight on what to look out for in Gameweek 6. We're spilling the beans on player picks, venue advantages, and strategic maneuvers that will give your team an edge. Strap in as we take a deep dive into the nitty and gritty of Watkins, Morris, and Stupanen, and weigh the pros and cons of their selection!

Ever wondered how Arsenal and Everton stack up in the world of Fantasy Football? We're here to lay it all out for you. We're turning our attention towards the titans of the league, teasing out the best value picks from a sea of options. From Saka and Saliba to the Everton-Liverpool face-off, we've got it all covered. We don't stop there, as we delve deep into Manchester United's defence and pit it against Crystal Palace and Brighton. Join us as we embark on this exhilarating journey through the whirlwind world of soccer!

But we don't just stop at player picks and team comparisons. We're taking you through the mesmerizing world of soccer tactics and coaching strategies. We're debating Tottenham's ball-driven style of play, discussing how teams can checkmate it, and even dissecting the potential of Liverpool players for your team. And just when you think it can't get better, we're throwing in some bold captain choices, scrutinizing team formations, and even pondering on the future of Aston Villa and Brighton. This is Red Red Blue, where we turn soccer enthusiasts into Fantasy Football legends!

This week, we dissect the nerve-wracking game week six, scrutinize our own teams, and even dive into the headline grabbing Crystal Palace vs Fulham match. If you're on the lookout for potential game changers, our discussion around players like Eze and Morris might just be the nudge you need.

Can Ten Haag steer United in the right direction or is a change at the helm in order? We pose this crucial question and stir up a debate that's got the football fanatics divided. Alongside, we deep dive into Premier League matches, player performances and the fantasy football landscape.

Our episode culminates with a heated discussion about potential transfers. From the pros and cons of a triple transfer to considerations around players like Salah and Alvarez, we leave no stone unturned. We promise you an exciting conversation that's loaded with insights, opinions, and some fiery debates that'll keep you hooked till the end. Ready to kick-off? Tune in and let the games begin!

Buckle up as we, your hosts journey through the quagmire of Liverpool's inconsistency, and debate the value of their players. From dissecting the Wolves vs Liverpool match-up to probing the potential of Aston Villa ahead of their game against Crystal Palace, we're leaving no stone unturned.

We're also diving headfirst into player selections and their impact on our fantasy football strategies. Whether you're a seasoned player or a beginner, our discussion on team selection and transfers for game week five will have something for you.

In our grand finale, we're dishing out our thoughts on the impact of coaching style on a player's statistics. If you've ever wondered if a player's physique, like Kevin Durant's, can impact their effectiveness, we've got the answers. We're also shedding light on fantasy football's potential new players and the risks associated with them. Don't miss out as we break down the game, share insights, and maybe even a few laughs along the way.

We dissect the pros and cons of picking popular players, the potential recovery time for Basham, and the merits of trading a striker slot for a mid. We'll also tackle the ever-pressing question of whether an all-Everton team is really feasible or just a pipe dream.

You'll appreciate our in-depth analysis of Premier League teams - Liverpool, Everton, Wolves, and Aston Villa - and uncover the best picks to get the most out of your fantasy football decisions. Discover why the Chelsea and Spurs narratives could make or break your strategy, and explore who between Darwin, Richarlison, and Salah might be the golden goose you've been hunting. Get ready to gain a competitive edge with our lively discussion and expert insights. Buckle up, it's going to be a wild ride!

Brace yourself for a dynamic discussion diving deep into the upcoming Game Week 3, as we take you on a journey through the labyrinth of player performances, team selections, and distinctive strategies. We open by meticulously dissecting the must-haves, should-haves, could-haves, and won't-haves from power-teams like Chelsea, Tottenham, and West Ham. We'll guide you through the debate around the performance of Chelsea against Luton and make some bold assertions on who to retain from the Chelsea's squad.

We'll dissect the intriguing matches between Bournemouth and Spurs, and Arsenal and West Ham, offering our insights on why you might want to reconsider having any Spurs or Manchester United players in your teams. Our candid discussion will help you navigate the murky waters of selecting Arsenal players for your team, steering clear of some, while embracing others like Saka and Ramsdale.

As we wrap up, we'll zoom out to evaluate the performances of players from Everton, Brighton, West Ham, Burnley, and Aston Villa, stimulating your thoughts on the value of Liverpool players compared to Arsenal players.

Be ready to question the norms as we weigh the pros and cons of investing in a premium player or multiple budget players and stir up the debate around the potential of Nicholas Jackson . All things considered, we can assure you of a perfect blend of analysis, insights, and some hot debates that will surely elevate your Game Week 3 strategies.

Ever wondered how to decide between Turner and Onana or whether Baldock from Sheffield United is worth a spot in your lineup? This episode is a deep dive into game week two, where we pull apart the performances of Forest versus Sheffield United and Fulham versus Brentford. We predict a 1-1 draw for Forest and Sheffield and share why incorporating Mbuemo into your team could be a strategic move. You'll also get our insights on Wissa's value and the promise of Joao Pedro as a top striker.

This week, we also turned our attention to the Fantasy Premier League. We dissected the potential of Liverpool players like Gakpo and Nunez, Trent Alexander-Arnold, and Mohamed Salah, and navigated the affordability of players in the 5.5 to 7.5 bracket in midfield. We took a closer look at the fixtures of teams such as West Ham, Brighton, Wolves, Newcastle, Brentford, Fulham, Palace, Bournemouth, Chelsea, Luton, and Forest. You'll hear our thoughts on whether Richie is a smart buy for spurs and whether Chilwell is a smart transfer option.

Our discussion went into overdrive as we evaluated Wolves' performance against Manchester United and Brighton's performance against Chelsea. We asked if the Wolves are as formidable as they seem and whether Brighton can keep up their good game. The debate got heated as we weighed in on hits versus the early wildcard, and we put Brighton players like March, Mitoma, and Estupinan under the microscope. Finally, we pored over the Spurs vs Man United match and the potential ripple effect of Angball, asking if switching Richie for Mitoma and Timber for Chilwell could result in more points. Stay tuned for an engaging and enlightening football discussion!

Are you ready to dominate your Fantasy Football league this year? Buckle up, as we're about to offer a deep-dive into our goalkeeper and defender selections. We're pulling no punches in our debates, from our top picks - think Andre Onana and Turner - to why we're giving Trent a miss this season. We're breaking down each player's potential for clean sheets in the upcoming fixtures and laying bare our thought process behind our final lineups.

Get set for a tactical masterclass as we weigh the potential risks and rewards of various player selections. Will you join us in questioning the predictions of Fantasy Football Scout? Or will you share our anxieties about Salah's performance? We even break the taboo by considering a Crystal Palace player and engage in heated debate on the merits of selecting Musa Diaby and Anderson from Newcastle. By the end of this, you'll be armed with the insights to set your own winning lineup for the season.

But we're not done yet. We're also making our own bold predictions for the Premier League season. Discover our perspectives on game strategies, from the pros and cons of bench boosting in the first game week, to the potential benefits of using a wild card. We get real about the importance of understanding variables and discuss different game strategies. And as we wrap things up, we take you through our own predictions for this season's champions and ponder over Everton's survival chances. This episode is packed with tips, predictions, and analysis to give you the upper hand in your Fantasy Football game and beyond. Tune in!

Are you ready to kick off the new football season with a bang? We're here to make sure you're armed with all the insights you need for a win! In this episode, we dissect the upcoming fixtures, with special attention to Burnley vs Man City and Arsenal vs Forest. We're not shy with our opinions and you might just find your allegiances challenged. Arsenal fans, gear up for some encouraging predictions!

Beyond the big matches, we also shine a light on the potential shining stars within Brighton, Fulham, and Sheffield. We analyze team lineups, player potential, and predict hurdles these teams may face. Crystal Palace, Newcastle United, and Aston Villa also get their share of the limelight as we discuss players like Javi Barnes, Almaron Gordon, Oli Watkins, and more. And for those of you who can't resist a bit of drama, we've got the scoop on the football criminal now in football jail.

As we head toward the finale, we welcome you into the exhilarating world of Fantasy Football. Whether it's team selection for Burnley vs Man City, highlighting the young talent of James Trafford, or sharing our fail-safe teams for the match, we've got you covered. Liverpool and Man United fans, you're going to love our coverage of your top players, new recruits, and title-challenging potential. This is a football conversation that will have you at the edge of your seats!

LAAAAAAST Game week of the season and the lads are down to the wire:

Which players should we get in from the desperate teams?
Who should you captain in your last shot?
Any last minute transfers?

This week is a short turn around for the lads because they sadly have real jobs and Dom lives in a stupid time zone.

Everyone who capped Callum is Happy
Everyone else is very sad
Get City and United in
Maybe dont get BRI

This week the lads are coming off a down week - with lower points across FPL.

Lots of discussion of double fixtures, and how much exposure to have
How many weeks to hold an underperforming player and prioritizing outbounds
Salah a must have?

This week the lads are back with a lightning pod, coming to you in part live from a holiday in express parking lot in north east England.

Should we play our city assets and cap Haaland?!?
Just Trent and Salad for LIV?
Steele or Eddy for Dan in goal
Dom makes panic last minute transfers after advising you not to.

Another spicy week for the lads and some missed bets for Billy long listener

Who will the lads captain this week (its that Bean's music.....)
Were ok with Trent now hes not a real defender
Will Arsenal crap the bed again???

The lads are back in short sucession following a very short turnaround gameweek.

Spurs - TERRIBLE
Arsenal - WTF? (also, should we be starting to ship people out?)
Who are we getting in for the doubles?
How many hits did Dan take this week?

Rapid fire in before the deadline pod from the lads!

Dom is on free hit and heavy Liverpool!
For this GW we are focused on ARS & LIV
Is Trippier done?

This week the lads are recording on the back of the week where Andy scores the most points in the entire RRB public league, which is mentioned a very reasonable number of times.

Arsenal still looking good fantasy wise
Dan is spiritually but not literally in on Phil Billing
Dom is binning a big name for a terrible pick

This week the lads are buzzing off the back of a good DGW, but now we press on to a normal week:

United will smack everton (Andy & Dan) while Dom is apparently deluded
Haaland back, and likely back to everyones captain
We dont want anyone from LEE, BOU or WHU
Starting to shift Brighton before the Blank?!?!

This week the lads are back in action in a spicy double game week:

Chip advice, with Andy on Bench Boost
Haaland Injury - Keep or Drop?!?
Rashford Injury - Obvious Captain material
Everton points deduction - Inevitable from cheating scouse

What a week - the lads are on a spectrum of emotions, thanks to Arsenal, Liverpool and Everton.

Liverpool looking still unconvincing with a rough run coming up - time to offload
Everton - why did Dom load in the bloody first place?
Everton - Will Dom livestream eating his hat?
Will Andy wildcard this week!?!?

The drama continues in this weeks pod.

This weeks the lads come off a great week with some good points from united and a blank for a very dodgy city team.

Double games for Arsenal and Liverpool and the lads are all in!
How many DGW players can we fit in a team?
United beat Barca in Europe live as we record the pod!

This week the lads discuss in depth the upcoming chip strategy as well as react to the previous week.

Liverpool beat an uninspiring everton and Dom considers Salah
Andy is big on March
Dan has played his free hit already and is screwed

Better late than never, the lads keep their podding streak alive just like beans and a goal.

Apparently we now aim to be the most last minute least useful fantasy podcast in all the land!

Will Dom sack up and captain Saka?
Will Akanji continue to be rubbish now Dan has grabbed him?
Is Dom already giving up on Sean Dyche?
How terrible are Liverpool really?

The lads are back after a 12 day break - squeezing in the episode the day before the deadline like an Evan Ferguson goal at the end of a game (and then getting injured....).

We discuss all the new players and how we wanted to pick Mudryk, but cant because hes a terrible person.
We are still United IN and Andy bets Dom that United will win vs. CPY and LEE
We are full on Everton targeting, but think Dyche will park the bus and pray

This week the lads discuss another strong week, with captain returns for beans, points from Mahrez and more city selection changes.

Liverpool still OUT
Arsenal and Oodegaard IN
Bruno IN
Chelsea all out?

The lads reflect on an interesting week of double games and prepare our listeners for this weeks games to come!

Andy is off the bottom of the moreseat league, replaced by Dom!
Top 6 teams have dicey fixtures and bald frauds abound
Liverpool are bad (again)
United are good (again)
Kane is a must

This week the lads come back down to earth with an average gameweek - some surprising fixtures and a DGW to plan for!

Spurs look bad and were planning on when to bail on Kane
United look good, but we struggle to find anyone other than Shaw and Rashford
How did Trent scam his way into a man of the match?!?

Dan is back to his old tricks with hits and Dom is still pulling for **Havertz

One more week til a bit of a break from this hectic run!**

Following what was a lackluster GW 17, the lads are back with a very strong showing - with the entire moreseat league over 90 points.

Spicy Updates:

Liverpool are good? But Darwin isn't?
United are back and have strung together great results - Tony M, Rashy and Shawberto IN
Newcastle are still amazing. Pick Almiron or Suffer.
Stay away from Chelsea and Spurs defenders.

In the RRB league things are tight at the top with Andy scoring top in the RRB and Moreseat leagues.

The lads are back post WC with some spicy takes and player picks for your wildcard teams.

Dom still tries to pretend he's Danish and that Rondon left Everton by their choice.
Dan is turning into a giant Liverpool fanboy.
Everyone loves Bruno now that CR7 isnt stealing all his points.
Andy talks himself out of then back into Almiron.

Thank god the prem is back!

Keep your eyes on the pod over the next few weeks as the games are fast and furious!

This week, among other topics, the lads discuss how great James Justin is as a fantasy player and why we should all own him moving forward.

We discuss how Dom continues to curse strikers across the prem, and why Andy should stop giving Bobby Firmino last chances.

In the family league, it was a bad week for Dad and top to bottom are separated by less than 50 points.

In the RRB league - everyone is pulling for Olga to win it all.

This week the lads discuss an interesting haalandless game week, where several people get screwed over by the bald fraud in the blue side of Manchester.

The moreseat league continues to be tight with weekly ups and downs, with an 84pt gameweek for Dad.

In a new segment, the lads limit themselves to a smaller number of shouts for players (one per position):

Andy: De Gea, Trippier, Almiron & Wilson
Dan: Ederson, Dalot, KDB & Kane
Dom: Pope, ?, ? & Calvert Lewin

This week the lads discuss a tight race in their family league, with some good points in some places (Dad, Dan and Dom) and bad points in others (Andy).

We also go through the surprising results of the week, who you should stick with, who you should drop and which teams we should look at bringing in players from!

The lads are reeling from multiple game weeks in the last few days and are already on to providing advice for GW13:

Sit/Start for all the fixtures
Predictions for potential clean sheets
Almiron, Rashford, Foden and the Arsenal assets discussed

In the Moreseat league, top to bottom are separated by 19 points and Dad continues his precipitous fall.

In the draft league we are on the up, despite Dom taking a very Tuschel approach to managing the team.

This week the lads reflect on a confusing week 11, with a low scoring week and a lot of big players blanking.

We discuss picks for GW12, with Dan on free hit - as well as triple changes for Andy and Dom.

With the game weeks coming thick and fast pre-world cup, the lads are shouting players for the next few weeks - with a good discussion of which teams to focus on!

This week the lads reflect on a down week in FPL, after the previous weeks highs. In the episode they go a bit bet crazy as well as discuss how to prepare for the upcoming GW12 blanks for key players.

Andy also tries to alienate our entire fanbase in one pod.

The lads discuss their fortunes in what was an above average game week 9 from a points perspective. Next they discuss the fixtures and player picks for this week, with specific discussion of City and Arsenal assets before the GW12 blank.

Next they review the bets as well as the RRB league and progress in the Moreseat League - with sharks closing in on dad.

In this international week, with reduced games, the lads talk about how they pulled together a starting 11 in GW8 - with mixed results.

They go on to talk about the upcoming GW9 and some challenging fixtures to navigate - as well se their picks for players: Diaz, Mitro and Toney all discussed!

Dad remains top but league places are getting tight!

Finally, will Dom actually cap Maddison?!?

This week the lads discuss the impact of the postponed matches and how they are managing half their teams being out.

We discuss:

Salah OUT?
Maddo and NEW in?
Kane vs. Son

Dad has joined the RRB charity shield and continues at the top of the Moreseat league.

We also finally make moves in the draft league!

In this weeks episode the lads discuss the results from the weekend, including a Liverpool derby and united coming up good. This week we also talk about the upcoming fixtures and shout some players we can think about brining in (e.g., Trossard Time?

Dom is on wildcard and is planning on some pretty out of left field moves, which Andy and Dan try and talk him out of.

Bets are added to the bet corner and we finally make moves in the draft league!

The lads this week are coming off a bug scoring GW5, where everyone move up the global rankings. Dad remains top of the moreseat league, with trouble on the horizon in the draft league - turns out beers and triple Villa was not a good idea after all.

For GW6, Andy brings in hometown hero Gordon against liverpool, while Dom explains his hit for Neco Williams.

Updates on the bet corner, as well as predictions for the week abound!

This week the lads discuss results from game week 4, their thoughts on players and fixtures for the upcoming gameweek 5.

On his worst week ever, Dan reminds everyone that he is a man and makes his own decisions, many of which are apparently terrible and involve burning points.

Dad continues top, with another great game week - with Dan rushing towards the bottom.

This episode the lads talk about their advice and teams for the upcoming gameweek 4. This week, Dan is on wildcard while Andy and Dom discuss some minor surgery on their teams.

We discuss some sneaky buys, clean sheet potential and fixture predictions. Also Dan gets mindgamed by Andy significantly.

Dad still winning the moreseat league, but the lads remain confident.

In this reaction pod the lads discuss the explosive gameweek, where there were a ton of surprising results!

Dan also has a important decisions to make, with some juicy content on players across the league.

We also discuss a smidge the liverpool vs. united game.

This week the lads discuss their thoughts on players and fixtures for the upcoming gameweek 3. In the pod we discuss Darwin, Rodrigo, Cucurella and the potential first managers to get the sack this season.

Dad continues top, on the back of a totally predictable Neco Williams haul, while everyone else tries to convince themselves that they didn't even want Salah anyway.

The lads react to this weeks results and discuss the impact on their thoughts for GW3. Specific challenges for Andy, with a surprising red card after transfers are already made. While Dom is worrying about how to add Gabriel to Jesus.

In this episode the lads discuss the results from game week 1 and how it has changed their thinking as well as the price changes up and down so far. In the league, dad is flying high in week one on the back of some very non-traditional picks.

In the public league, Dan manages to crack the top ten and Andy and Dom plan for a week 2 recovery.

Everyone also is on the Haaland train.

The lads discuss their final team selections for the season and answer questions on last minute selection decisions from listeners. Also in this episode, they discuss thoughts on having multiple players from the big teams and the Kane vs. Haaland debate.

Finally, more bets are added and Dan takes the Plange.

The boys take part in an FPL draft with other members of the FPL community and find out they have differing ideas on players and that Andy may have a gambling problem…

The lads discuss some important clarifications from the last episode, answer questions from listeners and argue about the template and their differential picks. They also argue about the size of Jordan Pickfords arms.

Interesting discussions of preseason friendly results and players who have good early season fixtures!

The lads discuss their team ideas for this upcoming season, history of the Moreseat fantasy league and some banter around players they might bring in.