FML FPL - Fantasy Premier League Podcast

A chaotic Gameweek 9 recap leads into the search for midfield replacements and a deep dive into Arsenal’s awkward FPL options. Rotation risk, attacking fullbacks, defensive consistency, set-piece threat, and fixture rotation all come under scrutiny. Managerial uncertainty adds another layer, while Haaland emerges as the clear captaincy choice and early transfer plans take shape.

First tenish minutes of the latest Patreon episode. We’re holding João Ladro and answering questions. Listen to the full episode at https://www.patreon.com/FMLFPL #FPL #FantasyPremierLeague #GW9 #FantasyFootball Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

A deep dive into Gameweek 9’s overwhelming number of appealing FPL picks. Morgan Gibbs-White’s sell case, Chelsea’s João Pedro, Palmer and Rogers dilemma, falling penalty numbers, and the lack of Free Hit targets all get attention. The discussion also covers Arsenal’s elite defense, forward versus midfield value, squad rotation, flexible benches, Aston Villa’s depth, and Crystal Palace’s alarming form.

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Alon is fresh off a wildcard, and Walsh is fresh off a triple cap. A lot to talk about… Chapters: 00:00:00 OKAY, Intro, Anus Slaps, and a Small Patreon Plug 00:04:30 How'd We Do in GW7: Alon's Wildcard Team and Walsh's Triple Cap 00:16:26 The Fulham Rope-a-Dope: The Ballad of Josh King and Gonzalo Garcia 00:25:16 The Season of Brighton Continues 00:38:56 A Little Crystal Palace Check In: It's Not Good 00:41:20 Leeds vs. Man United and Spurs vs. Coventry 00:51:32 Questions from Discord Before We Get Outta Here FML FPL is supported by our Patrons at https://www.patreon.com/FMLFPL FML FPL is a Fantasy Premier League podcast hosted by Alon and Walsh, two veteran FPL managers riding the highs and lows of every Gameweek. Expect brutally honest reactions, fantasy football advice you probably shouldn’t follow, and full Gameweek therapy. #FPL #FantasyPremierLeague #FPLPodcast #FantasyFootball #GW8 Learn more about your ad choices. Visit podcastchoices.com/adchoices

Alon’s imminent wildcard decision takes center stage as the team is built around a growing list of near-essential Premier League picks. The discussion explores how much room remains for differentiation, from goalkeepers and defenders to the final attacking slots. There’s also a spirited detour into Succession’s darkest jokes, Roman and Kendall’s endings, and Tom’s surprising rise to the top.

Alon’s wildcard arrives amid FPL chaos, a disastrous Gameweek, and Walsh’s green-arrow celebration. The conversation takes aim at Manchester City, debates Arsenal’s defensive options and Gabriel’s value, and crowns De Cuyper essential. Palmer, João Pedro, Coventry’s upset, Palace’s fortunate win, Forest’s promise, wildcard paralysis, and the Haaland triple-captain dilemma all get their turn.

After a brutal three-week international break, the reluctant return to Fantasy Premier League begins with complaints about shattered momentum and proposals to overhaul international football. Manchester City’s legal troubles enter the conversation, along with the uncertain fantasy fallout and Erling Haaland’s place in it all.

Dr. Brad, a University of Wyoming philosophy professor and 14-season FPL veteran, joins for a lively dive into smarter decision-making. They dissect Alon’s opening team, Szoboszlai’s role, Bruno versus Palmer, wildcard planning, budget defenders and De Cuyper. They also tackle FOMO, risk, solvers, critical thinking, philosophy and whether overthinking can actually make FPL more enjoyable.

A disastrous Gameweek 5 sparks commiseration, captaincy confusion, and plenty of transfer regret. The discussion turns to Chelsea’s FPL crisis, Brighton’s emerging options, Sunderland’s stubborn underperformance, goalkeeper dilemmas, and wildcard construction. There’s also debate over Gvardiol, Fulham punts, cheap defenders, and surviving the long international-break blues.