Many FPL managers mix up between FPL budget players and FPL bargains. Some even use these terms interchangeably, which is not a big issue because most qualities of budget players and bargain players are similar. But if you know the difference, it will for sure help you a lot in Read more…
Football is an exciting and challenging sport that requires a unique combination of physical fitness, technical skills, and tactical awareness. For new players, the learning curve can be steep, and it is natural to make mistakes as they adjust to the game. However, some mistakes are more common among new Read more…
Understanding all aspects of the game can be challenging for a new Fantasy Premier League manager. Even seasoned campaigners can become confused at times, as there are elements of the game that can puzzle any manager. In this blog post, we will provide guidance on some common FPL queries that Read more…
In the last few seasons, the goalkeeper spot has become less of a concern for FPL managers. Transfer in Ederson or a goalkeeper from a midtable team like Newcastle United or Wolves, and your team is good to go for most part of the season. But it doesn’t mean other Read more…
A 4.5 valued FPL midfielder usually is a bench warmer that completes your squad within the 100m budget. But the thing is, it’s still possible to get something out of a player of such low value. Statistics can help and so can the knowledge of squad depth and bench options Read more…
Before the start of the Premier League season, it is almost impossible to guess if a 4.0 FPL defender will start for any team or not. Things start getting clear with the passage of each game week. But by the time most managers finally are able to find a good Read more…
In Fantasy Premier League, a regularly playing midfielder registered as a defender and a forward registered as a midfielder is considered a great out of position players. Getting registered out of position in FPL increases the chances of a player scoring more points. For instance, if a midfielder is registered Read more…
In Fantasy Premier League, you need goals and assists from your forwards to make points. That’s what forwards are supposed to do. And in that scenario looking for more than one budget forward won’t be a good idea. In other positions except for the goalkeeper, it is compulsory to transfer Read more…
When it comes to FPL budget defenders, historically the teams that finish mid-table have been packed with them. West Ham United, Brentford, and Brighton are prime examples from the past. However, this season things are a bit different. League leaders Arsenal have a whole defense that falls into the category Read more…
Most FPL managers are over-smart. They take decisions mostly on intuitions and biased love for the players that belong to their favorite team. I can give you my own example, my team name for many years was “Ser Jaime Vardy” and Jaime Vardy was almost always my captain. It doesn’t Read more…