I got my roof "fixed" by IrishRoofers.ie (Irish Roofers) and proceeded to have leaks after the work was done.
They then refused to come out since February, yes, over 6 months, while fobbing me off constantly. Is there a point at this stage of complaining to the ombudsman or taking them to small claims court or should I just write it off? Like, I'll have to get the whole roof replaced due to their work.
Hi all,
I’ve just launched the Attacking Football FPL Team Planner with Predicted Points.
This is a development of the FPL tools we had last year, but now brought together in one place as a proper team planner. The big thing for this early release is that it includes predicted player prices, so even though the official game hasn’t launched yet, you can start building an early draft and planning your squad now.
The planner includes:
You can build your squad, compare players, check fixture difficulty, spot squad issues, and get a feel for projected points across the opening gameweeks before the game officially opens.
The plan is that once the official prices are launched, we’ll integrate them fully. We’re also planning to add a team import function, so you’ll be able to bring your squad in more easily once the game is live.
Early release in case you’re already bored of the World Cup and want to start tinkering with your FPL team.
Would love any feedback, bug reports, or feature suggestions.
Check it out here:
https://www.attackingfootball.com/fantasy-premier-league-team-planner/
Hi everyone, how is it going?
I’ve updated the FDR tool from last year’s data for the coming season. It has all 38 gameweeks and is designed to help show which teams have the best and worst fixture runs early on, as well as across any period of the season.
You can bookmark it here:
https://www.attackingfootball.com/fantasy-premier-league-fpl-fdr-2026-27-fixture-list/
The tool includes:
All 38 gameweeks
Every fixture for every team
Overall FDR
Defence and clean sheet FDR
Attack FDR
Sorting by average difficulty across a selected gameweek range
Sorting by individual gameweek
Easiest first and hardest first sorting
Home and away weighting
Uppercase opponent codes mean the fixture is at home. Lowercase means it is away.
For example:
CHE = Chelsea at homeche = Chelsea away
The average column uses a 1 to 5 scale:
1 = Very easy2 = Easy3 = Neutral4 = Hard5 = Very hard
The ratings are not just manually coloured. Each team has an attacking rating and a defensive rating, and every fixture is scored using team strength, opponent strength and home advantage.
There are three main views.
Overall FDR gives a general fixture difficulty view.
Defence / CS FDR is more useful for keepers and defenders, as it looks at how good a fixture is for clean sheet potential.
Attack FDR is more useful for attackers, as it looks at how good a fixture is for goals.
So a fixture can look good in one view but not another. For example, a team might have a good attacking fixture but still not be a great clean sheet pick.
The pre-season ratings are based on a blend of previous xG and xGA strength, goals for and against, points, goal difference, squad value context, promoted team adjustment and home advantage. Coventry, Ipswich and Hull are also rated separately rather than just giving every promoted team the same difficulty rating.
Hopefully it is useful for planning early transfers, rotations, wildcards and chip strategy.
Worth bookmarking for the season:
https://www.attackingfootball.com/fantasy-premier-league-fpl-fdr-2026-27-fixture-list/
Example of the first 6 weeks! Any questions, ask away
Hi everyone, how is it going?
I’ve updated the FDR tool from last year’s data for the coming season. It has all 38 gameweeks and is designed to help show which teams have the best and worst fixture runs early on, as well as across any period of the season.
You can bookmark it here:
https://www.attackingfootball.com/fantasy-premier-league-fpl-fdr-2026-27-fixture-list/
The tool includes:
All 38 gameweeks
Every fixture for every team
Overall FDR
Defence and clean sheet FDR
Attack FDR
Sorting by average difficulty across a selected gameweek range
Sorting by individual gameweek
Easiest first and hardest first sorting
Home and away weighting
Uppercase opponent codes mean the fixture is at home. Lowercase means it is away.
For example:
CHE = Chelsea at homeche = Chelsea away
The average column uses a 1 to 5 scale:
1 = Very easy2 = Easy3 = Neutral4 = Hard5 = Very hard
The ratings are not just manually coloured. Each team has an attacking rating and a defensive rating, and every fixture is scored using team strength, opponent strength and home advantage.
There are three main views.
Overall FDR gives a general fixture difficulty view.
Defence / CS FDR is more useful for keepers and defenders, as it looks at how good a fixture is for clean sheet potential.
Attack FDR is more useful for attackers, as it looks at how good a fixture is for goals.
So a fixture can look good in one view but not another. For example, a team might have a good attacking fixture but still not be a great clean sheet pick.
The pre-season ratings are based on a blend of previous xG and xGA strength, goals for and against, points, goal difference, squad value context, promoted team adjustment and home advantage. Coventry, Ipswich and Hull are also rated separately rather than just giving every promoted team the same difficulty rating.
Hopefully it is useful for planning early transfers, rotations, wildcards and chip strategy.
Worth bookmarking for the season:
https://www.attackingfootball.com/fantasy-premier-league-fpl-fdr-2026-27-fixture-list/
Any questions, ask away!
Spoke with a record store who said to me that it "Looks like it is due for release here on 19th June."
