Category archives: Guest Articles

After my last two guest articles: Strategy on the Use of Transfers (2019) & The Inner Workings of a Fantasy Football Manager (2000), I bring the final part of my trilogy with my thoughts on the defences of teams still involved in Europe competitions.  Goalkeepers City = Ederson (4.3): Pros -…

Guest post by Chris Martin aka Sutton_Chris Right ladies and gentlemen, who’s up for a Dream Team challenge with a twist? I’m going to set up a non-euro mini league this season, which as the title suggests, will only allow you to select players from the teams not playing in…

Guest post by Ian Dennis So that time has arrived, hours after the prices have dropped, like children on Christmas Eve, we Dream Teamers are now busy scrambling around putting teams together for the new season.  For me I genuinely love this bit, Scrolling through lists of players trying to…

Guest post by Chris Martin aka Sutton_Chris So, using our trusty spreadsheet once more (big thanks to Paul for sharing and to Frank for sharing the original raw data), it’s time to take a look at the defenders of the Dream Team game and see if we can pull out…

Guest post by Amandeep Tattla aka RR Ever since I have played fantasy football 5 years ago, I always found it to be a mentally challenging game. The game is fun which gives the chance to show your mates that you know your stuff and there is an enormous amount…

Guest post by Chris Martin aka Sutton_Chris With the 19/20 SDT fantasy football game finally concluded, I thought now would be a good time to look back on the performance of the Premier League players within the game for the season. This should hopefully help our decisions as we eagerly…

As we eagerly approach the start of a brand new Premier League season, I thought I’d offer my musings on a subject that’s been on my mind recently as I’ve turned my thoughts towards all things Fantasy Football. As the title suggests I’m wondering if this season is one to…

Fantasy football is not just about player selection, it involves tactical thought as well. Like in real football, you as the manager must decide when your team needs to attack, defend, counter attack or hold. The tools that allow you to do this are transfers. Gung-ho: otherwise known as all-out…