Injuries, suspensions and lots of FPL headaches.

As we try to move on from Game Week 11, we focus in on Arsenal,

mull over Manchester City, and we have a new pod project.

Well, it's Thursday and I think, I think I am just about ready to talk about FPL. Welcome back to the FPL pod where we are all licking our wounds after nothing short of a disastrous game week 11. Sam, it's been a long week taking this in, hasn't it?

It's been horrendous pretty much, hasn't it? It's been horrendous, pretty much, hasn't it?

It's just like, you keep looking at your team, and every time I open the app, I expect to see

there be more points there.

But no, still just as bad as it was on Saturday afternoon.

It's not really getting any better.

You are braver than me, because I have not been opening the app until I realised last

night before doing this podcast, should probably open the app until I realized last night before doing this podcast should probably open the app. Jules,

I wonder how many managers go from 89 points to what was it, 15? Is that what you got? 18, 18.

18. Oh, sorry, I'll give you those three extra points. That's quite the come down, isn't it?

Yeah, crazy. I mean, that's the beauty of the game, I guess, is that yes, you can have a really good week and then the week after.

Because you can't really control Elling Holland coming off at halftime, you know, you can't control Madison, you can't control son. I mean, you know, some of the chances that most

Salah misses, for example, you can't, you know, it's just one of those really where everything

that a lot of us have done are prepared for the week just didn't pay off.

And that's it.

And when it's all great, then everybody returns.

I think this week for the first time ever since I played the game, none of my players returned.

Not a single one return.

I got nothing.

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