Clearer FPL picks in our social posts
Player names, fixtures and projected points have more room in FPLMan social posts. Captions explain the comparison and point you to the relevant guide or tool, so you can assess a pick before making a move.
More space for the picks
FPLMan recommendation posts give more space to the players and their fixtures. Names, clubs and projected points sit together, with the season and gameweek above them. Prices, ownership and supporting facts appear when they are available for that saved pick.
Deadline checklists, fixture comparisons and recorded price changes also put the useful information first. The aim is to make a post easier to read on your phone and easier to use as a starting point for your own decision.
Understand what the numbers mean
Projected points cover the gameweek named in the post. If a player has more than one fixture that round, the projection is a total across those fixtures. Captain figures are shown before the captain multiplier. H means a home fixture and A means an away fixture.
Captions explain why a player appears in the shortlist. That may be their projected points, budget value or saved ownership. These are comparisons to help you weigh your options, not promises about the next result. When an older saved pick lacks club or fixture detail, the image says that the information is unavailable.
Use the post to plan your next step
Start by checking the season and gameweek. Compare the fixtures and the reason for each pick, then use the address in the post or caption to open the relevant guide, player shortlist or squad tool. Instagram caption addresses may need to be typed into your browser.
A shortlist is a starting point. Your available budget, free transfers, existing players and the latest team news still matter. Use FPLMan to compare the options for your own team before you make a transfer or choose your captain.