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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