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Gameweek 5 Pt.2: FPL Returns, Pep Rotation Risk & Differential Captains

EPISODE · Sep 11, 2019 · 27 MIN

Gameweek 5 Pt.2: FPL Returns, Pep Rotation Risk & Differential Captains

from All Out Attack: An FPL Podcast · host Joe Flemons & Nathan Aspell

We are finally back! FPL has returned after another international break and we are psyched. Not just because it means we can get back to worrying about clean sheets but also because it's our 30th episode! Thanks to all for tuning in each week - we truly appreciate it!Oh, whilst we have you here, you might as well join our mini-league! All you need to do is use our code 'hjjj18' and you'll be in the running to the ultimate bragging rights when it comes to FPL podcasts.Subscribe, give us as many stars as you can fit in during a long international break, follow us on Twitter at @AllOutAttackFPL.

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