Game week 14 isn't quite done but it's already on to the next one. We reflect on the pain of Chelsea rotation, a city return to form and call out Sam's irrational fear of kickoff times as we discuss captains.

Well, Game Week 14 is not quite over, but FPL pod is back with you because we need to get to you as early as possible because there isn't much time between Game Week 14 and Game Week 15.

Kelly Summers back with you on Thursday morning.

Still got two fixtures to play, Fullam hosting, Brighton and Bournemouth facing Spurs.

Sam Bonfield and Julian Loron back with me. I normally at this point do a

little check-in on how your game week's been going. Obviously, it's not complete, but I think both of you,

particularly you, Sam, must be pretty happy. Yeah, yeah. The game week so far has been good. I mean,

I must be honest, Carl's eyes. I was a little bit worried about midweek games. They always stressed me out a bit because I never feel like

I've got enough time to think about them.

And I always worry that they're not going to quite be

the high-flying game weeks, I guess.

Like, they always seem to be a bit more low-scoring.

And, yeah, there was a lot of rotation, wasn't there, on Wednesday evening?

This is why I don't like them. I've had so many bad midweek

scores because there's rotation because if players, I said it with Isak, which actually worked

out okay in the end, when players getting injury on the weekend before, the likelihood is maybe

their manager won't risk them in the midweek. As I said with the Newcastle forward, it worked out

okay, but it doesn't always. We saw it though, Jules, with one of your forwards as well.

Jackson wasn't, of course, playing and Kunky was playing.

Yeah.

But overall, how did your team do?

Well, so far, obviously with the caveat you've got players to play.

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