Going into week 2 you may feel at this early stage you need to play catch up, it’s a long season with 37 weeks left to play. You have plenty of time and have boosts to use throughout the way. The eyecatcher’s for me after GW1 is Mason Greenwood (£7.5m) and Jota (£7.5m). Both players are at a great price in the midfield position with both leading the line for Manchester United and Liverpool. If I had to pick one, I think Greenwood would get the nod due to getting the most minutes with the absences of Rashford and Cavani aswell as United having maybe the more attractive fixtures between the two clubs in the next month.  A lot of eye-catching fixtures this week to make you consider a change in your squad. 

Do you save your transfer for next weekend, or do you bite the bullet and take a -4 hit to make some changes to your team? City welcoming Norwich to the Etihad being one of the main fixtures that would make me consider experimenting with my team, I’d be expecting a huge response from them after their defeat to Spurs. KDB coming of the bench at the weekend is telling me he may be right to go from the start this week. Of course, Pep roulette plays a major factor in these  decisions as we all know in recent years his team selection has threw us under the bus on numerous occasions. 

 With the return of Romelu Lukaku (£11.5m) to the Premier League it has left a lot of fantasy football manager’s (Including myself) the headache to include him or not into your squad. You can not argue with his goal scoring record, Premier League experience and he genuinely looks like a new and improved version of his old self. Chelsea will create numerous chances as we have seen Werner fall on the wrong side of them, I can’t help but feel Lukaku won’t make the same mistakes. 

 The new boys Brentford made a fantastic start to the season with a huge win over Arsenal. I have to say I was really impressed with their work ethic and how they defensively stopped Arsenal from creating any major chances. Although he didn’t get any points, I thought Toney was excellent and great value at £6.5m, his goal scoring stats last season and the way he bullied the Arsenal defence with his physical presence is enough to convince me he will get goals and assists this season. No better place to start than Selhurst Park Stadium.