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The action of another weekend in the Premier League is imminent, and if you are deeply immersed in the world of fantasy football, no matter where your true loyalty is, you will cheer for the players selected in your team.
For example, a Liverpool supporter may have found some comfort in an unexpected defeat to Villa on Monday night, if they happen to have goals and matches in their fantasy XI by Curtis Davis
It's easy to be blinded by loyalty and resolutely refuse to pick players who may trade for your least favorite club, but those feelings have to be put aside to ensure the success of the game.
One strategy seems to be to include some star players like Gerrard and Lampard and then build up the rest of the team with as many low price purchases as possible.
Another way is to find a defender from five clubs, you predict that they will remain in the cleanest condition, and there will be no star striker or midfielder if the budget is insufficient.
Everyone has their own theory, but it's also important to be flexible and transfer when the situation needs to, and there doesn't seem to be any better time to update your team than this weekend.
This is the last round of August, so even if you run out of five transfer quotas per month and five transfers starting next month, it's too early this season, haven't come to the top of the leaderboard from anywhere yet.
Check out the list of games on Saturday and Sunday and the three transfer tips I recommend are Joleon Lescott, Morten Gamst Pedersen and Jozy Altidore.
After a typical long and tedious transfer career, Lescott finally joined Manchester City from Everton. His task now is to prove that he is worth up to £ 24.
The England international is described as the best center by new coach Mark Hughes
Returning to the Premier League can't stop Arsenal from scoring six goals in Goodison Park on the first day of the season, which proved to be his last game against Everton.
However, he will play against struggling Portsmouth on Sunday, and his performance will be subject to a lot of scrutiny in the coming weeks, so he is a clear contender for someone who has won the competition award.
Manchester City has not yet conceded a goal in the Premier League and is confident to keep a clean goal at Fratton Park.
Blackburn winger Pederson may not have been as tall as Lescott in recent weeks, but he is a very creative player and valuable at 3. 8million.
The Norwegian scored directly in the midweek Carling Cup victory over Jilin ham, and almost achieved the same results in Saturday's defeat to Sunderland.
Pedersen's pass is a key weapon for Blackburn, and he will be determined to score the first point of the season against West Ham at home, while he also has the ability to score wonderful goals.
It's hard to imagine that after he was loaned to Hull City earlier this month, many rushed to bring in Altidore, but the US striker did cause in his first two games for the club.
Has had a huge impact in 1-1
He beat Bolton at 0 last weekend, and then he took a good long-
Shot in the Carling Cup against Southend.
Worth only 5.
4 million in fantasy football, Altidore looks perfect for English football because he is big and strong but he is still fast and he will love the chance to threaten Wolves defense on Saturday
Elsewhere this weekend, Liverpool will recover from the game against Bolton.
From Burnley at Stamford Bridge.
Early bellwether Tottenham lost Lescott in the game against Birmingham, Stoke City against Sunderland, Villa home against Fulham and Everton.
This important game is definitely a match between Manchester United and Arsenal, but it is often difficult to predict.
Gunners midfielder Cesc Fabregas is skeptical about the hamstring problem, while Fulham forward Andy Johnson and Blackburn defender Ryan Nelson are the injured players in other players and deserve to be avoided.
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