fantasy football team for 100 million fantasy.premierleague.com?

no thanks, i'm in enough leagues already...

-nny

Thanks. The polls you linked are precisely where the nation's interest lies, and I don't mean like Obama's seemingly endless strategic deceptions. 100 million unemployed registering claims since 2009 puts the pain for workers under this Administration into focus in ways the media has ignored for too long. Is it any wonder the economy hasn't turned for tens of millions the BLS doesn't even bother to count any longer? The Peter Ferrara analysis for Forbes shows how some of our brightest, most capable economists see evidence that we're still not out from under the worst five years since the great depression. It's worth reading, as are the statistics you've gathered, which Obama apologists naturally refuse to accept. Department of Labor ETA counts seem more honest and representative than anything coming from the BLS at this point.

pick players that will be starting most games,

don't pick defenders that play for teams that will be fighting relagation,

make sure you spend a bulk of your budget on 3 star players who will clock up the points for you week in week out.

If possible pick 3 players each from top 6 or 7 teams in league.

Pick players who will play every match and are not injury prone. Pick goalscoring midfielders. Pick defenders who like to get forward and get assists. Pick a strong spine to your team and build on that. (eg. Reina, Terry, Ronaldo, Drogba).

Use transfers wisely. Always keep an eye on who is playing in each coming gameweek. If ,for example, Chelsea don't play in one gameweek and you have 3 of their players it may be worth selling those players for that week only.

I finished around 84,000 out of 2,800,000 participants last year so didn't do too badly.