Is it after five 0-0 in the preseason, is it a case of supporting Nottingham Forest Defenders and to ignore their attackers in Fantasy Premier League (FPL)?
Forest is the last club to be profiled in our series of team examples.
From the best picks and defensive contributions (DC) magnets to analysis of the luminaire and an early predicted XI, our newest offer to members focuses on the troops of Eddie Howe.
Nottm Forest: Reasons to be cheerful
Defective bravery
Five clean sheets in seven pre-season matches suggests that Forest will venture not far from the usual playbook this season.
Nuno Espirito Santo has repeatedly responded in the past about a solid defense as a priority for his party, something that was clear last season.
A count of 13 clean sheets was only surpassed by Liverpool, while 46 awarded goals were the sixth.
The city ground was indeed a fort, without Premier League that held more clean sheets (eight) or struck fewer goals (16) than forests on their own soil.
Opening fixtures
Usually we have a separate part in our team reviews for a view of a fixture, but given that one of the most important draws of forest players in Gameweek 1 is a favorable opening schedule, it is worth mentioning early.
Brentford’s attack was taken away in the summer. Palace will be in the UEFA Conference League promotion for less than 72 hours before Gameweek 2. West Ham United was hit 3-0 last season in the city area. Newly promoted Burnley and Sunderland follow in game week 5 and 6.
There is only the Arsenal competition in Gameweek 4 that looks unpleasant.
Given how many of a flat-track Bullebostwoud was last season (12 victories in 14 against the bottom seven, see below), it is a valid game on the luminaires.
NOTTM Forest: Reasons to be anxious
Goalscoring
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