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FPL, Fantasy Premier League, Game Week 20, Newcastle, Spurs, Aston Villa, Leicester, Bournemouth, Everton, Crystal Palace, Chelsea, Man City, Haaland, Palmer, fantasy football, player performance, match predictions, team form, league standings, player transfers, football analysis, game week strategies

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In this episode of Red Red Blue, the hosts discuss the upcoming Game Week 20 of the Fantasy Premier League, analyzing key matches including Newcastle vs Spurs, Aston Villa vs Leicester, Bournemouth vs Everton, Crystal Palace vs Chelsea, and Man City vs West Ham. They delve into player performances, team dynamics, and strategic decisions for fantasy managers, particularly focusing on the value of Newcastle assets, the struggles of Spurs, and the dilemma between keeping Haaland or switching to Palmer. In this conversation, the participants discuss various aspects of fantasy football, including player performances, match predictions, and strategies for upcoming game weeks. They analyze the form of different teams and players, share insights on transfers, and reflect on their league standings. The discussion is filled with humor and camaraderie as they navigate the complexities of fantasy football management.

takeaways

• Newcastle's recent form makes them valuable assets for FPL.
• Spurs' inconsistent performance raises concerns for their players.
• Aston Villa's fixtures suggest potential for points, especially with Watkins.
• Bournemouth and Everton players are worth considering for transfers.
• Chelsea's recent struggles make their players less appealing.
• Man City's defense is a safer bet than their midfielders right now.
• Haaland's performance has declined, making Palmer a viable alternative.
• KDB's form is a concern, impacting his value in FPL.
• Crystal Palace players have potential but are not must-haves.
• Player form and upcoming fixtures are crucial for FPL decisions. Kevin looks terrible, which affects team dynamics.
• Whistle and Imbuemo are solid picks for the fantasy team.
• Brentford's upcoming fixtures may not yield many points.
• Arsenal's defensive players are becoming less reliable.
• Timber's absence is a concern for fantasy managers.
• Rory the lap is a budget-friendly option for forwards.
• Liverpool vs United is a crucial match for fantasy points.
• Triple captaincy could be a game-changer this week.
• Defensive players from top teams are essential for points.
• Forest players are worth considering for future matches.