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FPL Bible 2011-12 Season Overview

FPL Bible's debut season has seen the development of one of the best Fantasy Premier League blogs.

By Sanjay Jo, Puvan Raj and Abi Barathan

The FPL Bible was established in March 2012, by Sanjay Jo and Puvan Raj. The FPL Bible has since developed a reputation across the globe, and with the addition of Abi Barathan to the team. Since then, fans of FPL Bible have asked and been invited to join the team next season.

The FPL Bible heads off on a break until the start of next season. Of course, for keen managers looking for a head start to next season; a guide for next season shall be published before the season kicks off. We wish our followers and fans the best of luck in their quest for FPL points in the remaining gameweeks.

As for this season, we would like to state the winners of the categories we measured this season:

Total Wins: Puvan Raj (5)

PPP Highscore: Puvan Raj (12.6)

Top Player Highscore: Puvan Raj (17)

Worst Gameweek: Sanjay Jo (34)

Moneyballer of the Year: Sanjay Jo

A final goodbye, and we'll see you next season. FPL Bible has plans for some major improvements/small tweaks to make your experience better. Hopefully it will be ready to great you by next season. If you're looking for any urgent help for gameweek 38 (as for gameweek 37, it's a little bit too late), just send us a message here.

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Sanjay's Gameweek 36 Prediction Analysis

Top 5:

Hibbert (Everton) - 11 Points

Adebayor (Spurs) - 15 Points

Jelavic (Everton) - 14 Points

Cisse (Newcastle) - 15 Points

Huth (Stoke) - 5 Points

Other Picks:

Mata (Chelsea) - 17 Points

Terry (Chelsea) - 11 Points

Dempsey (Fulham) - 5 Points

Gallas (Spurs) - 8 Points

Eagles (Bolton) - 3 Points

Van Der Vaart (Spurs) - 22 Points

Top 5’s Total Value: £34.2

Top 5’s Points Per Player: 12 Points

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Sanjay's Funny Feeling Friday - Gameweek 36

Hibbert (Everton) - Double gameweek, cheap, some clean sheet potential. A minimum 4 points are available here, which will pay for his transfer in. A clean sheet or a lucky goal could be on its way.

Adebayor (Spurs) - With Bale on his worst form, and Van Der Vaart not playing a full 90 minutes this entire season, let this Togolese man lead Spurs to victory. He's had his moments, come on Ade, one more.

Jelavic (Everton) - Jelavic, double gameweek, cheap. If you have the space for him, the question is why you don't already have him?

Cisse (Newcastle) - Cisse is a top class player, the BPL's best player at the moment. He can't stop scoring, and now he has twice the number of chances. Twice the number of points? 20? God knows.

Huth (Stoke) - A long shot, but hey! Stoke do nothing more than defending for 90 minutes, and that's credit to Huth - he's a top defender, what on earth is he doing at Stoke...

Other Picks:

Mata (Chelsea)

Terry (Chelsea) 

Dempsey (Fulham)

Gallas (Spurs)

Eagles (Bolton)

Van Der Vaart (Spurs)

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Sanjay's Gameweek 35 Prediction Analysis

Tevez (Man City) - 5 Points

Dempsey (Fulham) - 5 Points

N’Zogbia (Aston Villa) - 11 Points

Evans (Man Utd) - 0 Points

Ben Arfa (Newcastle) - 3 Points

Other Picks:

Bale (Tottenham) - 2 Points

Rooney (Man Utd) - 13 Points

Sigurdsson (Swansea) - 2 Points

Cisse (Newcastle) - 11 Points

Sessegnon (Sunderland) - 3 Points

Duff (Fulham) - 2 Points

Top 5’s Total Value: £40

Top 5’s Points Per Player: 4.8 Points

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Gameweek 34 Overview

By Puvan Raj

Only 6 matches were played in this gameweek, making it a rather short one by normal standards. Despite that however, this week proved to be a points goldmine for many fantasy managers. Also, despite being a short gameweek, it has given us much to consider going into the next couple of weeks.

One of the results of the gameweek had to be Man City's 6-1 demolition job of Norwich at Carrow Road. Not only did this victory help keep the pressure on their neighbours, it also signaled the return to form of two key players, Sergio Aguero and Carlos Tevez. From just their last 2 games alone, they have 8 goals and 3 assists between them. Getting either one of them for the following gameweek seems a good bet, considering they face Wolves, who have the WORST form in the league. Another crazy result was Wigan's 2-1 win over Arsenal at the Emirates. Victor moses had another good game as the Latics shocked the Gunners. However, the one player I want to look at is Robin van Persie. Despite being the top scorer in the EPL and top point scorer in FPL, he has managed just 1 goal and 3 assists in his last 6 games. Dont get me wrong, he is still a star player who could beast in any game he wanted, but at the moment he seems to be having a bit of a rough patch. Call me crazy, but i reckon a swap for either Tevez or Aguero is an excellent call right now. The other results this week went as per normal, with Gylfi Sigurdsson and Wayne Rooney looking like good picks for gameweek 35.

My top 5 predictions were not great, but to be fair, they were only ever going to go well if the underdogs managed to perform. Rafael was the only one to get above 3 points for me, managing a decent 6 points. Sessegnon disappointed by only getting 3 points, but to be fair, Sunderland were unlucky not to have scored against Wolves in their game. Kightly put in a decent shift for Wolves, but as a team, they were once again rather poor. My other predictions faired slightly better, with Tevez being an absolute monster and getting a whopping 19 points. Danny Graham got in on the act as well, with 6 points to his name. Walcott and Song both failed thanks to their shock loss to Wigan, while Bendtner and Barton barely deserved more than their 2 points. 

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Sanjay's Gameweek 34 Prediction Analysis

Hoolahan (Norwich) - 1 Point

Jarvis (Wolves) - 1 Point

Hanley (Blackburn) - 0 Points

Heskey (Aston Villa) - 1 Points

Beausejour (Wigan) - 2 Points

Other Picks:

Silva (Man City) - 5 Points

Bendtner (Sunderland) - 2 Points

Graham (Swansea) - 6 Points

Scharner (West Brom) - 1 Point

Zamora (QPR) - 2 Points

Rafael (Man Utd) - 6 Points

Djourou (Arsenal) - 1 Point

Top 5’s Total Value: £24.9

Top 5’s Points Per Player: 1 Point

I sincerely apologize for the awful predictions this week. As you can see, I went with the underdogs (notably Heskey), on the bright side - it can only get better from here!