Four game weeks are left, so how best can we invest? There's a big match in the tune, so do we

wait on Newcastle or go all in ahead of Arsenal? And don't forget your chips, use them now or

lose them.

Hello, well, double game week 34 might not totally be over, but wow, it's been pretty high

scoring so far, hasn't it?

FPL pod being recorded for you on Thursday mornings.

This is ahead of Brighton versus Manchester United.

And of course, this week on the pod, as we teased last week, was a bit of a chip off.

Myself, Kelly Summers, bench boosting, and Julian Loron, free hitting, Sam Bonfield, because she's so good, just trusting her 11.

So come on then, Chiles. How did it go? We are, of course, chasing. Well, we're not even really chasing Sam at this point, are we? We're just chasing some form of improvement.

Some green arrows. Somewhere, hi, everyone. It's been going really well, Kelts. Thank you very much.

114 at the moment. We're still four more players to come, Steele and Mitoma, who will be playing against Shaw and Rushford. So I think they might cancel each other out, all of them.

And I don't know exactly what's going to happen and what's going to come out of it.

But certainly the 1-1-4, obviously, very happy, a love

of the players returning, Erling Halland, especially as a triple captain. For you and I, who

went through the Stadjominee crazy triple captaining a few years ago, it's good to have...

Why are you bringing that up again? Because I was so happy, because my fear, okay, listen to this,

my fear going into this game week

was like, and what if Erling Halland does a Sajumani, which obviously I didn't wish on

anybody, not Erling himself or Citi or anything.

But I think we've been so scarred by what happened to Sajumani that day, for the people

who don't remember, double game week for Liverpool at the time

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