Welcome to another week of my fantasy football guide. Last week we saw a whole host of goal of the season contenders, some magnificent goalkeeping displays, and league defeats for Liverpool and Man City. As we enter the climax of the Premier League campaign, who can we count on to win us some fantasy
Upon recently signing a new deal with the Blues to keep him at Stamford Bridge at least for the foreseeable future, Eden Hazard largely goes down as one of the most coveted, talked about and desired players across the ranks of the Premier League at the moment. The Belgian international is constantly being touted
When the curly haired Brazilian first started making a name for himself at Chelsea – after costing the Blues in the region of £21 million from Benfica back in 2011 – David Luiz was seemingly on course to becoming a solid cult hero down at Stamford Bridge. He initially had everything going for him
Fresh from comfortably beating European minnows Lithuania 4-0 in their last competitive outing, Roy Hodgson’s England national team will seemingly go into their next match – a pretty meaningless friendly with the much more formidable Italy – in high spirits and full of confidence. Harry Kane is already off the mark in the senior
Upon breaking into his former Napoli team alongside the likes of Edinson Cavani and Marek Hamsik, Ezequiel Lavezzi has quickly been touted as a player capable of going to the very top. Whether it be for his current PSG squad – or even the Argentinean national side – the South American has certainly made a
Everton’s recent 3-0 win over a hapless Newcastle side and 2-1 win over QPR may be shining the club in a much more positive light this week, but as 2014/15 has hardly been a vintage year for Toffees fans to remember thus far, there are still those within the Goodison Park faithful who are seemingly
When David Moyes abruptly left his post as Manchester United manager at the end of last season’s campaign, there was a great feeling of necessary change and transition in and around the somewhat concerned Old Trafford faithful. The Red Devils simply looked a shadow of their former selves under the ex-Everton and now current
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