Premium problems, differentials in defence and could now be the time to wind up that wild card.

Plenty to ponder ahead of FPL game week four.

Well, hello, welcome back to the FPL pod.

Kelly Summers back with you alongside Sam Bonfield of FPL family and Julian Loran. And this week, we're also welcoming back a regular from last season. It's former footballer turned pundit Sam Parking. Sam, it's good to have you back on despite I've just realized I've got two Sam's on here. This is going to get so confusing, isn't it?

Anyway, tell me that you're happier with your team starts the season than I am about this lineup.

Do you know what?

As ever, it's been quite a traumatic opening a few weeks.

Oh, the first fortnight was a disaster, Kelly.

I'll give you my thought process, which gave me a return of 43 and then 46 points.

Oh. It was desperate. I just thought with a new manager at Manchester United, two easy games on paper, granted to kick off.

They probably wouldn't spank anyone, but I thought on nil,

nil, or maybe a grubby one nil was going to be in the off-in. So I stuck the gea

in nets and had dalo at the back and it obviously couldn't have gone any worse for me.

It was a terrible, terrible decision. But fast forward two weeks, 70 points this week. And on the face of it,

I'm looking at my side and normally I'm itching to make the wild card and I'm really happy

with my team all of a sudden. And there's been quite a few inspired signings from the off,

Mitch of which I've had from the word go. O'Dargard this week, Sala and Kane will

be my consistence throughout the season and all of a sudden it's looking quite rosy in the garden.

It proves, doesn't it, that an FPL team isn't just for one game week, it's for the long term.

And Jules, I thought you might have, if this was a week ago, I think Jules would probably have

jumped in and really come for you there about having Manchester United players.

You're a bit quieter this week, Jules.

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