You mentioned Doku somewhere in this thread, still went ahead and got him, sacrificing Sterling for him, and that's the second worst decision I've made this season; my initial intent was to get Palmer for Sterling, but the transfer happened too quickly. I would not have signed Doku if I had known Grealish was back in the squad. Getting him off after international break.
Doku for Sterling,,, because of one incredible GW performance… that was a rash option as, Manchester City game isn’t built around Doku although, he’s a very talented play maker that could come up with assists, have good eye sight for goals but, his just an option in Peps squad until it solidifies.
Chelsea at this time have most of its play centered around Sterling, N. Jackson and Palmer. They are dependable and you could expect them to come up with good points should Chelsea have a good day but, you can’t say the same for Doku.
Like I said before hand, Doku is good but good enough for the FPL, I can’t say for sure!
@igebotz Sterling looked good today. Is it usual state of things or just today? Thinking to take him after their fixtures turn better. What happens with Palmer minutes after Nkunku gets back? What happens with his penalties? Nkunku was the one before the injury but Palmer scored 4 already, that must count for something, and three of those were against Arsenal, Spurs and City if I am not mistaken Fans will remember those things.
Sterling is always in front of goals; he's been good all season and in every game he's played this season; he's simply one of those unlucky players who puts in so much and gets so little in return. Palmer is an important member of the squad, and when Nkunku returns, he will be moved to the No.10 position behind the striker, where he will spend the majority of his time. Nkunku would have to prove himself to have the PK duty because Palmer has a perfect record.
I'm coming to burn your ass. Just wait.
Sterling was out to prove a point today to Pep and the adoration of both fans that, he was good and surely he was even though he got a yellow card later in the game. He was just out on his best to ensure Manchester City don’t have the last laugh. I think the officiating was good too for this game but then, at some point I felt Palmer was too weak but, Pochettino chose to let him play full time. Maybe for that singular penalty possibility which he scored.