But why is it something which managers are considering?

This is something that I've really been struggling with this week because coming into this week, I thought there's no way I'm going to wildcard.

I can get to Haaland pretty comfortably.

But I've been chatting to quite a few top, top managers.

A couple of them have already hit the button.

It sort of makes you sweat a little bit when you see other elite managers, sorry, well, just elite managers doing this.

And you're thinking, am I missing a trick here? And I think back to last year, James, and I didn't wildcard until a little bit after a lot of other managers did.

But would this week be the one to do it? Would you maybe hold off Cole Palmer and Morgan Rodgers until game week four when they've got Hull City at home?

Um, what, what is Fantasy Football Hub? To, to those of our listeners, possibly Chris, who don't know, tell us all about it and why it could be useful to us.

So FPL is obviously becoming incredibly competitive these days, and what Fantasy Football Hub is, is it's just a tool, a website that helps you to win at FPL.

It gives you all the stats you could ever want, but it also helps manage your team.

It gives you AI-recommended transfers, shows you predicted points.

It's just a, an assistant that's there for you each and every game week.

There's no human input there with the AI as well, so it's, it takes out that, that personal sort of side of things, and it's, uh, it's a very good tool just to be able to sort of, you know, like corroborate with i-in terms of if you've got something in your mind and then sometimes it might say, "Actually, this is a, a better move for your team." Slightly controversial.

It's a big thing, you know.

Is it worth loading up on Palace as well if they're playing City? If you know what I mean.