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GW27: So Far So Bad

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The hosts call Fuckle “just gambling” and say the new knockout setup is “nonsense.”

1. FML FPL’s GW27 “So Far So Bad” centers on Chelsea, Brentford, Bournemouth, and the managerial sackings around the Premier League. 2. The hosts, Milan and his co-host, are the main voices, and they use FPL team decisions to explain why this gameweek felt disastrous. 3. The episode asks which players still matter after a bad week and which cheap mids, defenders, and keepers are worth moving to next. 4. Chelsea are described as a “fucked up mess,” but Cole Palmer is still called the best captain for Burnley at home. 5. The hosts compare Palmer, Enzo, and “Ladro” as point sources and say Chelsea’s returns have been strange despite the team looking disjointed. 6. They revisit their own team moves, including a minus-four that became a minus-nine and missed chances from Munoz, KDH, Ekotike, and Wurz. 7. Noah Semenyo gets a post-mortem because he has become one of the highest-scoring mids in the game after switching teams mid-season. 8. They say Semenyo is starting every game, playing 90 minutes, and receiving the ball in better positions for Bournemouth. 9. Brentford’s cheap midfield and attack options come next, including Dango, Shota, and KLP. 10. KLP is dismissed as not nailed, while Dango is preferred because of minutes security and penalty-winning threat. 11. The hosts also praise Ryan from Bournemouth as a 5.5 option with upside, while still calling him a worse pick than more established midfield choices. 12. KDH at Leicester is presented as an underwhelming but still useful 4.9 option because he keeps appearing near points every week. 13. Elliot Anderson is singled out as a strong cheap midfielder because he keeps producing defensive contribution points under multiple managers. 14. Everton’s Ndiaye is discussed as a player who looked active in the final third and created a big chance, even though the hosts are still learning his role after Jack’s absence. 15. The keeper market is treated as chaotic, with Raya, Kelleher, Pickford, and others mentioned as the safest ways to avoid the worst volatility. 16. A Saw haul becomes a punchline because one host says there should be “zero” people with double-keeper setups around that scoreline. 17. The episode has a loose, bantering style with long stretches of back-and-forth speculation and repeated jokes about being “neutered.” 18. The conversation moves quickly between squad problems, fixture runs, manager changes, and short-term captaincy calls. 19. Best for FPL managers chasing cheap mids and captaincy decisions. 20. Skip if you want polished analysis or a narrative arc.

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