Here’s the latest I can find on the internet and on twitter about the individual fantasy premier league gw23 saturday games.  I’ll tweet before 11.30am if I’m able to pick up more.  Obviously if you’re at telegraph fantasy football or a sky sports fantasy football manager then you have until the first KO at 3pm.  Facebook fantasy premier league managers are al ready locked in to an early week anyway

Liverpool v Norwich  15:00

No negative news in the twitter feed for LFC  so ok for the moment

Man City v Fulham  15:00

No negative news in the twitter feed for MCFC  so ok for the moment.  if it means anything Manchester doesn’t look too bad outside my window!

Newcastle v Reading  15:00

Newcastle United FC tweet at 9.10am “NUFC are confident that Saturday’s Premier League home fixture against Reading will take place. “

Swansea v Stoke  15:00

Swansea City tweeted 17 hours ago  The Liberty Stadium pitch is in perfect condition despite the snow and there is currently no doubts regarding the game going ahead.

West Ham v QPR  15:00

West ham tweet at 9.am GAME ON – The groundstaff have been working overtime and the pitch is looking great so West Ham United’s game with QPR is ON!

Wigan v Sunderland 15:00

Wigan tweet at 9am No problems at the DW Stadium. Game on!

Also on the BBC football site

Wigan confirm that their Premier League clash with Sunderland will be played.

The club says: “The club can confirm that today’s Premier League match against Sunderland at the DW Stadium WILL GO AHEAD as scheduled at 3.00pm.

“A plan of action involving DW Stadium staff working through the night was put in place to ensure that today’s game would survive the inclement weather conditions.”

West Brom v Aston Villa  17:30

WBA twitter feed 16 hours ago  “Albion making ‘concerted efforts’ to get Hawthorns ready in time for tomorrow’s derby with AVFC”

This is probably the trickiest with the latekick off and a worry for all those who have put Lukaku in for a one off against the porous Villa defence.  Here’s some info from the full story on the website

The West Midlands has suffered some of the worst weather in the country today and extra staff were called in early this morning to help the existing stadium management team remove the heavy snowfall from the pitch, stands and immediate vicinity.

This operation will continue tomorrow morning.

“We were fully aware that the adverse weather would be arriving during the past day or so and we did everything we could to prepare for it,” said Mark Miles, Albion’s head of facility operations and development.

“We hired gritters to service both inside and outside the stadium yesterday and they will remain on site for the rest of today and tomorrow.

“The under-soil heating has been on for several days, which is keeping the pitch temperature at ten degrees celcius.

“We are making concerted efforts to remove the heavy snowfall from in and around the stadium and this operation will continue tomorrow morning.”