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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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In 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.