It's an indulgent international break pod as we review our campaigns so far.

We weigh up some of the big decisions we've got over the next week.

And by the time you listen, I'll probably still be trying to think my best decision of the season.

Oh, look, it's another international break, but the good news is, as always, FPL Pod doesn't take a break.

FPL doesn't rest, Sam Bonfield, Julian, Ron and Kelly Summers back with you.

Jules, you're in the country.

Hello, Kelly.

I'm surprised.

I am indeed.

No, no, because I love international breaks, as you know.

I love the Nations League that most countries would play. But this one felt a little bit like, you know. Not worthy of your presence. Exactly, exactly. I go in March when the next international break happens. It's interesting because we're going to talk about the fact that loads of players have withdrawn. They like us. They're like us.

Exactly.

Sam, how are you enjoying some downtime during the break?

Yeah, I'm actually quite glad now that I played the World Card last week because it wouldn't have been downtime otherwise, would it?

I'd have been like, you'd have got me in an absolute frazzle this morning.

So, yeah, I'm actually quite pleased to play it last week now. And I'm

quite enjoying having a little bit of time actually off. So I won't be doing anything with my FPL team

until this time next week. But it feels nice. Okay, at this point, it would be stupid not to discuss

the last game walk. We'll come on to the international break and the raft of injuries in just

a moment. But Sam, you did play the

wild card. You pressed the button firstly, just because obviously when we last spoke, you'd have

still made a few changes to your team before the deadline, I'm sure. Tell us on the team and the

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