Deadline-day Crystal Palace chaos makes for lively, useful Fantasy Premier League chatter.
The review works because it keeps the focus on deadline-day Crystal Palace talk while letting the Fantasy Premier League angle carry real weight.

FML FPL - Fantasy Premier League Podcast
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FML FPL is a Fantasy Premier League podcast hosted by Alon and Walsh, two veteran FPL managers riding the weekly highs and lows. Expect brutally honest reactions, fantasy football advice you probably shouldn’t follow, and full Gameweek therapy.
Based on 6 episodes we listened to · September 2026
Alon and Walsh turn FPL frustration into candid analysis of minutes, fixtures, transfers and the Premier League performances underneath the points.
FML FPL turns the pressure of a Fantasy Premier League Gameweek into a running argument between Alon and Walsh. Transfers, captaincy, wildcards and free hits are tested against minutes, rotation, injuries and international absences.
A goalkeeper transfer becomes personal growth when Alon and Walsh get into your FPL spiral.
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Deadline-day Crystal Palace chaos makes for lively, useful Fantasy Premier League chatter.
The review works because it keeps the focus on deadline-day Crystal Palace talk while letting the Fantasy Premier League angle carry real weight.
A messy fantasy hangout that turns captaincy, transfers, and premium-vs-differential debate into usable chatter.
The episode opens with a New Year catch-up and quickly settles into fantasy panic talk, with captaincy, transfers, and the premium-versus-differential argument doing most of the work.
A frustrated FPL check-in built around missing cup updates, a canceled Monday pod, and the urge to rip up a squad before the fixture chaos settles.
The episode reads as a frustrated FPL check-in, built around missing cup updates, no Monday pod, and the itch to tear up a squad before the schedule settles. Walsh and the discussion move quickly through bad-week regret, Ladro-to-Tiago pain, and fixture uncertainty.
A grim FPL check-in that turns transfer panic into useful, funny reality.
The episode is a low-energy FPL confessional that starts in the mud and stays there. The hosts move through bad weeks and that familiar sense of running in place, then land on the small comforts that keep managers listening anyway: Palace finally winning, Henderson saving a…
Messy, useful FPL talk with a believable case for the next move.
This holiday-season FPL hangout stays on transfers, red arrows, and the awkward job of protecting rank while the schedule shifts. Its strength is the push and pull around a midfield coverage pick: the case gets laid out clearly, but the choice is never treated as tidy.
A cheap FPL pick and a brutal fixture stretch get argued into shape.
FML FPL turns a wildcard question into a neat argument for cheap upside and the fixture squeeze ahead. It keeps its focus on Keane Lewis-Potter, the open-goal miss, the unmarked box run, and the strange fantasy logic of a player who can look poor and still matter right away.
A blunt fantasy check-in where Discord, transfers, and Chelsea skepticism do most of the work.
Milan and Jack turn a messy fantasy week into a blunt, funny check-in on what still matters once the calendar starts getting weird. Discord gets treated like the real news feed, and the midweek cup noise only earns attention when it changes the transfer picture.
Fantasy rage, dissent chaos, and a relentlessly chaotic Gameweek chat.
The episode settles quickly into fantasy frustration, moving from Patreon shilling into a sharp, funny complaint session about flags, suspensions, and dissent yellows.

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FML FPL’s “GW32 Break: Nothing Matters Until It Does” centers on a brutal blank game week, a 45-point total, and James Hill’s minus one.
Nate's secret is barely trying.
FML FPL’s GW27 “So Far So Bad” spends much of its time on Chelsea, where the hosts call Palmer the best captain for Burnley at home while also describing the team as a “fucked up mess.” They then work through Brentford’s mid-price options, landing on Dango over Shota and dismissing KLP as non-nailed.
Discord is the news feed now.
FML FPL spends much of BGW31 on the question “Do We Use Our FTs Now or Save Them for May,” with the hosts weighing two free transfers against future chip flexibility and a possible Game Week 35.
FML FPL opens with a long run on Ray’s illegal five-Man City team, which blocks free transfers in the app and still appears broken on the website.
The hosts open with New Year banter and move straight into fantasy panic.
Normal week, familiar panic.
Alon and Smulch open by saying the pileup is behind them.
Patrons get the housekeeping first.
Midweek FPL chaos drives this one.
GW30 opens with bad news.
A wildcard question starts the trouble.
A casual Friday lifestyle episode from a fantasy football podcast where the hosts discuss their fantasy league results, debate whether grown men should wear sports jerseys, and field a listener question about car wax that leads to a hilarious admission that neither host has ever waxed anything.
The episode opens in Crystal Palace's deadline-day mess.
This week lands as a tense fantasy football rant dressed up as a short episode.
Walsh and Milan open by shilling a December Patreon discount and telling listeners to get into Discord.
They start in Christmas mode.
Walsh and Al Malone open sounding cooked, and they do not hide it.
The hosts discuss their wild card strategies for Fantasy Premier League, reacting to recent injuries and planning their teams.
Alon and Walsh discuss Fantasy Premier League gameweek results, player performances, and league standings with humor and brutal honesty.
Alon and Walsh rant about the chaotic nature of live matchday coverage and discuss their frustrations with the FPL experience.
The hosts discuss holiday traditions and then answer a listener question about the start of the FML and PL Cup, providing key dates and chip strategy.
Two FPL managers discuss the upcoming gameweek schedule, personal holiday plans, and preview topics for the episode.
Host Alon goes solo to answer listener questions and discuss FPL strategy, with tangents about baseball and personal life.
Two FPL managers discuss their teams, player performances, and upcoming fixtures with brutally honest reactions.
Alon and guest Danny discuss Fantasy Premier League strategies and banter in a fireside chat format.
Hosts Alon and Walsh chat with guest Praz about Fantasy Premier League strategies during the international break.
Two hosts discuss their Fantasy Premier League strategies, including wildcard usage and player transfers, with humorous banter.