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Fulham FPL: Who To Own, Captain And Avoid
The call — Fulham: mid-table numbers, mid-table fixtures — and one very quiet bargain in goal Fulham rank 14th for attack and 14th for defence in our projections, which is about as mid-table as mid-table gets. The fixtures don't do them many favours either: Chelsea at home first up, then trips to Liverpool and a visit from Manchester United buried in the first…
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So why are we writing about them? Because the prices are silly cheap and the ownership is basically zero.
Start with Leno at £4.5m. Our model has him as Fulham's steadiest earner over the next six — roughly 19 points in that stretch, which for a bottom-shelf keeper is decent going. He plays every week, he faces plenty of shots (that's the save-points trade-off of a 14th-ranked defence), and about 3 in 10... no, sorry — barely 3 in *100* managers own him. If you're building a budget goalkeeper rotation, he's a genuinely sensible half.
The defenders are trickier. Robinson and Bassey are both £4.5m and both nailed types, but the clean-sheet outlook over this run is honestly tough — Chelsea, Liverpool and United account for half the fixtures. They're bench-fodder-who-actually-play rather than points machines. Fine fifth defenders; don't expect hauls.
Iwobi is the interesting one. At £5.5m he's Fulham's top attacking pick in our rankings, projected around 20 points over the six, and owned by roughly 1 in 100 managers. He won't go massive often — this is a mid-tier attack — but he's the man most likely to be involved when Fulham do score, and at that price he frees up money elsewhere.
The warning light is Gonzalo. £6.0m, 2 in 100 own him, and our model projects him well below every name above — under 7 points across the whole window. That's the productive-minutes problem in a nutshell: the price says forward, the numbers say don't. Avoid.
The call: Leno is a buy if you want a working £4.5m keeper — that's the pick here. Iwobi is a reasonable fifth midfielder if the budget's tight. Robinson and Bassey are bench-only, and leave Gonzalo alone entirely.