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FPL Andy puts Mbeumo first in his benching pecking order

Calvert-Lewin and Konsa doubts frame his Gameweek 10 review, but the practical choices extend to midfield buys and whether a transfer is worth the points.

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0:17Andy weighs Calvert-Lewin's availability but steers managers buying a forward towards Evanilson, Barry or Jackson.
8:21Mbeumo tops Andy's starting pecking order as he ranks the week's difficult bench decisions.
13:48Considering a defender transfer deduction, Andy says he has taken no points hits this season or last.
20:00Konsa's keep-or-sell decision involves immediate availability, Bench Boost plans and Andy's concerns about Saliba's return.
23:01Andy prefers Tavernier to Rayan because of his stronger expected goal threat and creative statistics.
32:14After testing transfer combinations, Andy leans towards saving his transfer rather than changing the squad.

Bryan Mbeumo goes at the top of Andy's starting list. For managers staring at a crowded bench and injury flags, that is one clear answer in a Gameweek 10 review full of conditional decisions.

The new Let's Talk FPL upload has drawn roughly 149,000 views since going up. Alongside the Calvert-Lewin and Konsa doubts advertised in its title, Andy ranks his starting preferences, weighs transfer deductions and finds reasons not to rush into a midfield purchase.

His Calvert-Lewin advice separates owners from shoppers. Andy debates starting him in his own team, with Van Hecke an alternative, but directs anyone buying a forward towards Evanilson, Barry or Jackson instead. Mbeumo heads the benching pecking order, with Pascal Groß, Morgan Gibbs-White and several defenders also considered.

There is a similarly restrained answer on transfers. Andy says he has taken no points hits this season or last. Doubling up on Arsenal defenders is not essential, he argues, while Konsa owners must consider both the immediate doubt and the selection problem Andy sees with Saliba's return.

The midfield shopping advice is more decisive. He prefers Marcus Tavernier to Rayan on expected goal threat and creativity, and advises against buying Christos Tzolis despite his secure minutes. Declan Rice's returns and bonus points earn acknowledgement, but Andy is less convinced by the underlying numbers over the longer term.

Viewers turn that caution into a running joke about spending half an hour considering every possibility before saving a transfer. Andy supplies the line himself near the end: "Often boring is best in FPL, so I'm probably going to roll with it."

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Channel: Let's Talk FPL
Subscribers: 516,000 ▲ 1,000 this week
Channel views, last 7 days: 1,824,453
Channel views, pace per day: 686,208 (on a normal day: 216,897)
Video published: November 6, 2026
Video views so far: 147,329 (less than a day online)
Video views, pace per day: 164,173

The numbers

The review drew roughly 149,000 views in its first hours. Its opening pace is in line with Andy's usual regular uploads, rather than an unusual breakout.

subscribers

516,000

▲ 1,000 in the last 7 days

total views

229,564,720

views per day

686,208

typical day: 216,897

the video

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147,329

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