Chasing Green Arrows is a Fantasy Premier League (FPL) guide.
If your goal is to improve your game and to succeed, then this book is for you. The guidance offered can propel your team to the top of the FPL pyramid in your quest for glory.
‘Whether you’re a veteran of the game or a relative newcomer, your understanding of the game will benefit from reading this book. Whatever your current playing style, be it risk averse or upside chasing, you’ll find new ideas to help chase the next green arrow. It’s the most comprehensive FPL book I’ve ever read (and I’ve read plenty). Paul’s writing style makes it an engaging read, which is not an easy feat when discussing some of the finer points of the game. The section on psychology is a helpful reminder to remain positive when variance takes a wrong turn.
As with Paul’s first book, there is a section on the ‘Top One Hundred Managers and The Elite’. I was honoured to be among the contributors to this section previously. There are new names providing the insights this time and they are not to be missed. These managers are among the best to have played the game. It’s the perfect way to finish the book.’ – Dan Bennett (10 Top 10k finishes)
The book incorporates all the key aspects of playing Fantasy Premier League. From setting up your initial squad, planning, conducting effective transfers, to the optimal time to play your chips. No stone has been left unturned in this book, which has been designed to assist players of all abilities. In addition to a plethora of invaluable tips, the book contains compelling insights from six of the very best managers in the world. Comprehensive research was conducted over a period of two seasons and the findings are discussed in detail. You will learn when the outstanding players activate their chips, the strategies they adopt, and the most advantageous time to make additional transfers. The book is crammed with fascinating statistics which highlight specific trends in FPL.
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