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CADANGAN Players utk Week 37 oleh uncle Nik Argiropoulos : KEEPERS : David De Gea - The one and only goalkeeper choice for the week in my opinion. De Gea has performed admirably all season and has two winnable home games against Sunderland and Hull. With the majority of single game keepers costing roughly the same and the only other decent double week keeper, Joe Hart, costing more, its close to a no-brainer. DEFENDERS : Phil Jones - The man of one thousand faces started Giggs first game in charge at right back and put in a solid performance, so theres no reason to think he wont continue. A chance of two clean sheets, plenty of tackles, blocks and the odd shot on target. Nemanja Vidic - Given the price hes, Vidic is the best value defender of the weekend, assuming of course that Giggs gives the defender two starts to allow him to bring down the curtain on his Old Trafford career. Patrice Evra - Another United veteran who could be coming to end of his time with the club. Rumours are rife that Evra will follow Vidic out the exit door this summer so I would expect sentimental Giggs to allow the left-back to start the last two games ahead of Alexander Buttner. Vincent Kompany - The captain remains the best value Manchester City defender for the double week at a price of £12million. Martin Demichelis - With Pablo Zabaleta currently obsessed with picking up yellow cards, and with Gael Clichy and Aleksandar Kolarov trading places at random, go with Demichelis if youre looking to add a second Manchester City alongside Kompany. Marcos Alonso - Sunderlands recent upturn in fortunes has been attributed to Connor Wickham and Fabio Borini, but dont underestimate the impact Alonso has charging up the left flank. His stats resemble those of Mathieu Debuchys earlier in the season and he could go big again with two games in Week 37. Curtis Davies - Not in his best fantasy form, not cheap, and two away fixtures, but you cannot ignore the top scoring double-week defender. Davies has never relied on clean sheets to rack up points, so hes perfectly capable of repaying any faith shown. Ryan Bertrand - A clean sheet in either game is highly unlikely, but Bertrand remains well priced and has been picking up decent fantasy scores in recent weeks. MIDFIELDERS : Yaya Toure - Manchester Citys talisman knows he has the chance to drive his side to a second Premier League title in three seasons, and we saw what hes capable of against Crystal Palace. Yaya is unlikely to let anyone down, provided he doesnt pick up another injury. Samir Nasri - With David Silva still struggling from that ankle injury it will be down to Nasri to provide the spark from the wing and hes getting in to the box plenty, even if that doesnt always transfer to fantasy points. Antonio Valencia - I am of the opinion that Valencia is the only attacking Manchester United midfielder set to start both games, with Shinji Kagawa, Adnan Januzaj, Ashley Young, Nani and Tom Cleverley (cough) more likely to share minutes. This is based on nothing more than a hunch, so feel free to disagree. Chris Brunt - West Brom have two tough games but set piece takers are often able to bypass the strength of their opponents, so Brunt is worth considering if youre not feeling confident about the starting status of Manchester Uniteds midfielders. Adam Johnson - With the news that Andros Townsend will miss the World Cup, AJ has a slim chance of sneaking in to Englands squad, but hell need three big performances before the end of the season. We know hes capable when in the mood, and Sunderland are playing well. Mark Albrighton - Im a big Albrighton fan and find it astonishing that the winger has barely made an appearance this season, but he has found himself back in the team recently and has been their most creative player. Despite his teams recent struggles, hes an interesting alternative pick if youre looking to do something different. Graham Dorrans - The midfielder only worked his way back in to the team back in Week 30, but has been extremely consistent for Pepe Mel while averaging 11 Yahoo fantasy points per week. I prefer Brunt because of set pieces, but Dorrans is still a solid option for the double week. Mohamed Salah - The first of only three single-gamers on my list, Salah is likely to get another start due to his Champions League ineligibility in midweek, hell be fresh, his pace from the wing is likely to cause Norwich plenty of problems and he costs just £8million. STRIKERS : Wayne Rooney - News has started to circulate regarding the return of Robin van Persie to training, but hes likely to be eased back in, so Rooney remains the number one pick given his display against Norwich. Two nice home fixtures, taking set pieces, penalties and shooting from all over the place, he should probably be your captain too. Sergio Aguero - Still looking a bit rusty after numerous injuries in recent months, but hes one of the best players in world football on his day, so only a fool goes without Aguero for a double week with the title within reach. AGUERRROOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO! Juan Mata - There were a lot of angry fantasy managers last Saturday as the news filtered in that Mata had been banished to the bench, but those scowls turned to smiles in the second with a two-goal cameo from the bench. That performance should be enough to get the nod against Sunderland, and another decent display will mean two starts. Fabio Borini - With Connor Wickham missing from the Yahoo fantasy roster youre left with penalty taking Borini, and hes an excellent alternative pick given his current form. Edin Dzeko - The Bosnian striker has overtaken out-of-form Alvaro Negredo as the first choice partner to Aguero and is scoring goals. I wouldnt expect too much from the Everton game, but Aston Villa follows. Shane Long - The signing of Long and Nikica Jelavic in January was the catalyst for Hull getting themselves out of trouble, and with Long missing the FA Cup final (hes cup tied), hell want to take out his frustrations in the league before the end of the season. Luis Suarez - Just to be clear, Im almost definitely dropping him for the double week, but I wouldnt blame anyone for keeping him for Liverpools key trip to Selhurst Park. Demba Ba - The previously forgotten man seems to be getting the nod to lead the line in the Premier League, and hell be licking his lips at the prospect of facing Norwich. There are only a few games left to prove to potential suitors that hes worth the gamble of a summer offer. * CADANGAN adalah berdasarkan Fantasy Format YAHOO.. nantikan team news malam nanti... #GoodLuck #SelamatMemilih (Y) #SalamSubuh =)
Posted on: Thu, 01 May 2014 22:23:14 +0000

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