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FPL Player Guide: It's not cheating; it's called research (FPL 1st Int. Break
An FPL player guide with over 170 player graphics with detailed player analysis (big chances, share of big chances, conversion rates, and actual attaking FPL points covering the last 76 premier league games) along with future forecasts (predicted club big chances, player attacking points, and points ceilings for the all important captain choices).
Hopefully making this player guide equally useful to those who just want to fast-track through a season without much thought (with spoon-fed player-by-player guidance and advice), and to those who want to immerse themselves deep into the detail.
If you are a fast-track player and want to be spoon-fed your selections, just flick through each player page, picking out the players with the highest points forecasts and who are the best value for money; there is even a section advising the players/games to target for captain choices, with a points range he is forecast to achieve.
And if you are a detailed FPL manager, there is a whole section dedicated to explaining what the data means, how the forecasts are calculated and how you can apply your own knowledge and experience to fine tune the forecasts for optimal results.
A word from the author:
There is a lot of negativity in the FPL community about monetising content. But I have chosen Amazon books, because I honestly think this is a good platform to share the graphics and content in this guide, to be viewed from Mobile-Phones, Tablets and PC’s (high resolution coloured screens with zoom capability are needed for optimal veiwing). I receive 58p per copy sold, so it’s not all about the money – but a healthy volume of buyers would be good motivation to publish further editions. There is no point continuing if nobody is interested. All I can ask is that if you find the guide useful, please spread the word.
Thanks in advance for your support.
Hopefully making this player guide equally useful to those who just want to fast-track through a season without much thought (with spoon-fed player-by-player guidance and advice), and to those who want to immerse themselves deep into the detail.
If you are a fast-track player and want to be spoon-fed your selections, just flick through each player page, picking out the players with the highest points forecasts and who are the best value for money; there is even a section advising the players/games to target for captain choices, with a points range he is forecast to achieve.
And if you are a detailed FPL manager, there is a whole section dedicated to explaining what the data means, how the forecasts are calculated and how you can apply your own knowledge and experience to fine tune the forecasts for optimal results.
A word from the author:
There is a lot of negativity in the FPL community about monetising content. But I have chosen Amazon books, because I honestly think this is a good platform to share the graphics and content in this guide, to be viewed from Mobile-Phones, Tablets and PC’s (high resolution coloured screens with zoom capability are needed for optimal veiwing). I receive 58p per copy sold, so it’s not all about the money – but a healthy volume of buyers would be good motivation to publish further editions. There is no point continuing if nobody is interested. All I can ask is that if you find the guide useful, please spread the word.
Thanks in advance for your support.
293 pages, Kindle Edition
Published June 28, 2019
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