On the Sky Fantasy Football Podcast Suj and James preview the penultimate week of the season for Sky Fantasy and it was further disaster for Suj on the weekend and James, who is now out of transfers, has a unique suggestion of what (not) to do with Suj's remaining 4 transfers. On the Pod, why injury news on Bruno Fernandes may present those with transfers left with the opportunity to invest in some great differentials on Sunday, there's discussion on the 3 upcoming single gamedays and the favoured captaincy choices for the 5 gamedays over the next week. There's also coverage of listener questi ..read more

Suj and James discuss another dramatic week in FPL where the top 10k average hit 100 and James exceeded that to enter into the top 100k but for Suj, the less said the better! All the games reviewed as usual which included Suj and James teams getting slapped respectively and conceding a combined 9 at Stamford Bridge and Anfield. And Manchester United didn't want to be left out as they crumbled to a 4-0 loss at Crystal Palace last night. The title race continues to look like it will go down to the wire as Arsaenal and Manchester City recorded comfortable victories which featured Erling Haaland s ..read more

James is joined by Leicester City correspondent Aaron Lagor following the Foxes crowning as Championship Champions that means they will be making an immediate return to the Premier League under the stewardship of Enzo Maresca. There's discussion on how The Foxes did it, Maresca's philosophy and tactics which naturally has parallels with that of Pep Guardiola, whom Maresca was previously assistant to at Manchester City. There's an overview of the squad which includes some early thoughts on who may appeal to FPL managers next season and that could include the Championship goalkeeper of the seaso ..read more

On James' live stream this afternoon there's chat about tonight's Chelsea-Tottenham encounter and how it may help final FPL decisions this week which include some very nasty benching dilemmas for the weekend, particularly for those who have recently Wildcrarded. Plus, there's chat on captaincy for the weekend, the latest on Ederson's injury concerns, defensive assets for Bench Boosters and much more. Tomorrow on Planet FPL: The Fan View on Leicester City's Promotion with Aaron Lagor Today on Patreon: The People's Poll Patreon Special on the abolishment of FA Cup Replays For the full Planet FPL ..read more

Suj and James discuss all the latest talking points for Sky Fantasy Football and this weekend provides the opportunity for some unlikely differential captaincy options with Erling Haaland and Mo Salah both lower owned than we would normally expect at this stage of the season. There's reasoning given for recent transfers, discussion on the Luton-Everton and Crystal Palace-Manchester United single gamedays which includes thoughts that the best options on those single gamedays may have next to no coverage with Everton defence and Bruno Fernandes likely to be popular. Plus, data from the last week ..read more

Clayton joins James for a discussion on the state of refereeing in the Premier League and what can be to do improve standards the many believe have hit an all time low. But is it really that bad? What does good refereeing look like? What do we as fans actually want most, is it accuracy or is it something else? There's discussion on if VAR has actually hindered the quality of our referees and what fans actually want from the use of technology. And solutions are offered to what should be done to assist referees going forwards, which features discussion on releasing audio, getting refs mic'd up ..read more

Clayton joins James for a discussion on the state of refereeing in the Premier League and what can be to do improve standards the many believe have hit an all time low. But is it really that bad? What do good refereeing look like? What do we as fans actually want most, is it accuracy or is it something else? There's discussion on if VAR has actually hindered the quality of our referees and what fans actually want from the use of technology. And solutions are offered to what should be done to assist referees going forwards, which features discussion on releasing audio, getting refs mic'd up, th ..read more

Suj and James review the weekend of Gameweek 35 and for many Wildcarders it wasn't the success that many had hoped for (so far), particularly with Arsenal's Kai Havertz and Bukayo Saka returning well in Arsenal's North London Derby victory that has left James with a sore throat. And it was a strange game that features in the discussion from all the games. As usual all the games covered including Chelsea's excellent display at Villa that yielded only a point and Manchester City overcame a period of difficulty to maintain their advantage in the race for the title that also left Forest looking ne ..read more

Suj and James review the 6 games played in midweek as Arsenal and Manchester City went big in their pursuit of the title but Liverpool's attempt to keep pace hits the skids in the Merseyside Derby at Everton. Now focus turns from Free Hit 34 to Wildcard 35 with Suj (probably) and James both on Wildcard. On the Podcast there's a big lean in the discussion to covering FPL assets from the teams who played in midweek which features 5 of the 6 teams who have a Double in GW37 and whether assets from the likes of Arsenal, Crystal Palace, Everton and Liverpool should go alongside them for the run-in ..read more

On Clash of the Correspondents it's a focus on the only two teams who double in Gameweek 35 as James is joined by Chelsea fan Gary Mantle and Tottenham fan Ricky Saunders to discuss the latest at their clubs and talk about the best FPL assets from each club with many Wildcarders this week look to load up with 3 from each ahead of their two double gameweeks in 35 and 37. But neither are in good form! A Chelsea without Cole Palmer were destroyed 5-0 at Arsenal on Tuesday night and it wasn't much better for Tottenham who lost 4-0 at Newcastle 12 days ago. There's discussion on Mauricio Pochettino ..read more