Here’s our fantasy premier league transfers GW10 article where we rank the choice of midfielders in our “ones to watch” series. There’s a table of stats, plus some key comments on players and the fixtures for each player. Hopefully this will help you make you choice of transfers for GW10.
FANTASY PREMIER LEAGUE TRANSFERS GW10 – MIDFIELDERS “ONES TO WATCH”
Here’s the table of stats. It’s important you read the key to understand them. I have notionally ranked the players although there are enough stats for you to apply your own judgement. It’s important to understand that the ranking assesses them as a transfer target for this gameweek. So there is a weighting towards someone who is home to Burnley as opposed to someone away to Spurs. Obviously not the only factor but one. So for example there’s no Tadic or Chadli who have difficult fixtures away To Man City and Liverpool respectively.
Below that are some keys comments on the players
Key:
Pts Per Match: FPL Points per match
Consistency %: the % of games that a player gets a goal or assist
Fixt ease 6/3 games: The ease of the next 6 and 3 fixtures (6/3) coming up. The lower the better fixtures
Last 4 points: the number of returns and points from the last 4 FPL games
ICT PM: The ICT scores per match. These are taken from the FPL website and are there to represent the players underlying stats. I is influence, C creativity and T threat. The underlying stats that will reprsent the possibiltiy of a goal or assist
Anytime Goal Scorer Odds: The anytime goalscoring odds for the next match from 1 bookie. Its £’s return for £1 invested
KEY COMMENTS
Here’s a few key comments on players where there is something relevant to say:
All the players in the Champions League clubs of Leicester, Man City, Arsenal and Spurs are rotation risks as they try to navigate through the fixture maze. Less so for the Teams in the Europa League of Man Utd and Southampton where a reserve type team often turns up.
Sanchez is a midfielder playing as a central striker which is a big attraction. Giroud though is coming back to fitness and could change that
Heung-Min Son has played striker in Harry Kanes absence through injury in preference to Janssen although only once. Pochettino playing 4-1-4-1 gives a greater chance for Son to be included in the midfield if thats required. Kane is back in training though and Son’s place will need to be monitored
De Bruyne isn’t fit for the EFL cup game and has to be a doubt for GW10
Firmino also has had some time as a central striker although it can be termed as a false 9 meaning he drifts around more than a conventional striker
Hazard and Arnautovic (Bojan may take them if on the pitch) have penalty duties.
De Bruyne, Payet, Coutinho, Ozil, Eriksen and Arnautovic all have a reasonable share of set piece duties
If you look at the ratio of underlying stats in the form of the ICT scores you could make a case for saying in theory that the following players have underperformed their underlying stats which could see an improved position coming:
Firmino, Pogba, Eriksen, Redmond and Payet
Those overperforming who could see slow down following the same logic:
Son, Shaqiri, Lallana and Allen
Some people not on the the schedule.
Lingard and Martial would be given there next fixture home to Burnley if selection wasn’t an issue. Same for Mirallas and Lamela
Nolito would be on but is too much of a rotation risk
NEXT 6 FIXTURES OF THE TEAMS INVOLVED
Arsenal
Sunderland (A)
Spurs (H)
Man Utd (A)
Bournemouth (H)
West Ham (A)
Stoke (H)
Chelsea
Southampton (A)
Everton (H)
Middlesbrough (A)
Spurs (H)
Man City (A)
West Brom (H)
Everton
West Ham (H)
Chelsea (A)
Swansea (H)
Southampton (A)
Man Utd (H)
Watford (A)
Liverpool
Crystal Palace (A)
Watford (H)
Southampton (A)
Sunderland (H)
Bournemouth (A)
West Ham (H)
Man City
West Brom (A)
Middlesbrough (H)
Crystal Palace (A)
Burnley (A)
Chelsea (H)
Leicester (A)
Man Utd
Burnley (H)
Swansea (A)
Arsenal (H)
West Ham (H)
Everton (A)
Spurs (H)
Southampton
Chelsea (H)
Hull (A)
Liverpool (H)
Everton (H)
Crystal Palace (A)
Middlesbrough (H)
Spurs
Leicester (H)
Arsenal (A)
West Ham (H)
Chelsea (A)
Swansea (H)
Man Utd (A)
Stoke
Swansea (H)
West Ham (A)
Bournemouth (H)
Watford (A)
Burnley (H)
Arsenal (A)
West Ham
Everton (A)
Stoke (H)
Spurs (A)
Man Utd (A)
Arsenal (H)
Liverpool (A)
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