In Search Of The Stress Ball | Planet FPL S. 8 Ep. 15 | GW7 Review | Fantasy Premier League

Planet FPL - The Fantasy Football Podcast

James is just outside the top 5k after another storming weekend on his no Haaland strategy, but can it continue - and does James even want to continue without him - with Wolves and Southampton next for the big Norweigian!?

On the Gameweek 7 Review Suj and Jaes discuss all the weekend games, which included Bukayo Saka's haul for Arsenal against Southampton, Haaland's blank against a Fulham side who will feel they merited something from The Etihad and one or two games that didn't thrill the neutral.

One that thrill however was Brighton's come from behind victory against Tottenham, which dented James' good mood. There's an attempted explainer of what went wrong and the Podcast may even feature a bit of Erik Ten Hag, praise...?

Plus, many FPL managers ate looking at players they may need to sacrifice to afford others, fixtures are about to get tough for many of the best teams and budget to mid price FPL forwards becomes a feature, an d the one James has his eye on most may well surprise.

Tomorrow on Planet FPL: People's Poll Podcast - A statistical look at the first 6 Gameweeks of the season

Today on Patreon: The Patreon Q'N'A and Nico's Corner

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