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FPL Andy backs Haaland, but would save Triple Captain

His Gameweek 10 deadline stream turns fitness doubts and benching dilemmas into a practical discussion about when to use the chips.

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Let's Talk FPL Story of November 7, 2026Trari Newsroom

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1:14Andy weighs starting Calvert-Lewin or Van Hecke in his own lineup.
6:03He recommends saving Triple Captain for Haaland in Gameweek 16.
6:30Use the Wildcard when your squad needs an overhaul, rather than waiting for distant fixture changes.
28:58Bench Boost depends on whether you realistically expect a stronger bench later.
34:49Andy avoids buying Gabriel because he wants flexibility in how he distributes his funds.
51:17His Free Hit planning considers fixture changes and a future Bruno Fernandes captaincy.

Erling Haaland gets Andy's captaincy backing, but not his recommendation for Triple Captain. In Let's Talk FPL's Gameweek 10 deadline stream, he would keep that extra boost for Gameweek 16: "I'm going to play it safe with Haaland, though."

The broadcast drew nearly 200,000 views since yesterday, as managers brought their last-minute selection problems to the live chat. Andy had one himself: whether to start Dominic Calvert-Lewin or defender Jan Paul van Hecke. Concerns over Calvert-Lewin's fitness kept pulling him towards the safer option, and he was still revisiting the choice as the deadline approached.

That uncertainty gives the stream its character. The man answering everyone's benching questions is working through his own. "I can't not answer benching headaches on the deadline stream, that's what most of the questions are," he says.

Beyond the starting lineup, Andy's chip advice is less about finding a universally perfect week than recognising what your squad needs. Use the Wildcard when the team genuinely requires an overhaul, he argues, rather than waiting for a distant fixture swing. For Bench Boost, ask whether a better bench is realistically coming. If you cannot identify one, he sees a case for using it.

He also explains why Gabriel's appeal has not persuaded him to buy: he prefers to keep flexibility in how his money is distributed. His Free Hit planning is similarly personal, with a desire to captain Bruno Fernandes influencing which week might suit his team.

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