Initial Launch Reactions | We Have Liftoff | Episode #97

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@FPLUSABrian & @FPLUSABux are back to reintroduce the show, share their initial thoughts on the new changes to FPL ahead of the '25-'26 season & discuss how variance is going to be a big factor this season. We'll be back soon for our positional preview series!

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