Author: Peter W

Well, there we go. Sunrise. Sunset. Trent blanks. Haaland hauls. As the dust settles on the highs and lows from a very mixed weekend for fantasy football fortunes, lets agree on one thing, it’s great to have it all back! Here to help you with your preparations for next weekends’ tears and tantrums are some lesser-owned picks that others may not have spotted amidst some of the more obvious kneejerk waivers. Jack Harrison This could easily have been fellow Leeds winger Brenden Aaronson and whilst a single assist may not look like anything to write home about, it was...

A hard-fought community shield, the lionesses brought football home and the Galaxy Draft Day brought blood, sweat and spreadsheets to the masses…ladies and gentlemen, let’s play fantasy football! With this writers very own draft day having just concluded, here are 3 lessons learned from the biggest day of the year for any draft fantasy enthusiast… Lesson 1. Double the watchlists, half the risk… Confession time. I do love a spreadsheet. If there’s one thing I love more than draft fantasy football, it’s a cracking vlookup, but even for those that don’t, I would highly recommend having two watchlists. One...

As teamsheets continue to throw proverbial spanners (Klopp roulette anyone?) and new signings still bed in (Ronaldo, Lukaku aside), there’s plenty of differentials and under the radar options lurking amidst the waiver and free market….here’s this week’s tips for ones to shortlist…   Shane Duffy Brighton’s prodigal son has returned home to the first team following a stint on loan at Celtic last season. With Ben White leaving for pastures new, Duffy has slotted back into his old groove in the heart of a Brighton defence that has kept 2 clean sheets and conceded just 4 goals in total...