Tottenham Fans Endorse Five Arsenal Players To Become Game Week 1's Best Dream Team Managers

Every dream team manager wants to jump off the block at the start of a new season.

Tottenham fan Patrick Blaney did just that when he scored 107 points over the weekend.

In Game Week 1, he was the only one to score a century point with his 22 gaffers, and his PlayStation 5 awesome prizes, the latest in the first edition of the monthly contest in August. I look forward to the opportunity to win

Let's take a closer look at the early frontrunners...

It's never too late. You can still play for the Dream Team this season – compete for monthly prize money and his £100,000 prize pot.

Controversially, Patrick's team relies heavily on his club's fierce local rivalry.

How many of his fellow Spurs his supporters, Aaron he chose exclusive Arsenal his defense to start the season in front of Ramsdale (£3m). Not many.

This proves that it is generally wise to let go of emotions and preconceptions when choosing Dream's team. Patrick's disloyalty came as he scored a whopping 43 points on Friday as the Gunners beat Crystal his Palace 2-0.

Oleksandr Zinchenko (£3.5m) was a standout player, providing a clean sheet of assists and ultimately winning the Starman award.

It should be noted that Patrick was greatly helped by the introduction of Kieran Tierney (£3m) as his 83rd minute replacement.

Kevin De Bruyne (£7m) opened his account for his assists for the 2021/22 season with a perfectly weighted through ball from Erling Haaland (£7m) and Manchester United against West Ham. It resulted in his second goal for City.

Premier League viewers may see that pairing several times this season.

But in midfield he scored 15 points and it was Dejan Kulusevski (£3.5m) who made the most returns.

The young Swede, who scored one goal and assisted another in Spurs' 4-1 win over Southampton in north London on Saturday, is fully eligible for the Starman Award. It was fitting.

It's rare that Antonio Conte's side scored his four goals without Heung-min Son (£6.5m) or Harry Kane (£7.5m) on the scoresheet. , which indicates the status that Krusevsky has established in these. to the shore in no time.

Up front, Patrick was one of the few directors who wisely backed Alexander Mitrovic (£3.5m) from the start.

Fulham's number 9 saw him score 43 goals in the championship last season, giving all sorts of goals to Trent Alexander-Arnold (£6.5m) and Virgil van Dijk (£6m) en route. It picked up where it left off because it caused a problem. to his first Starman Award for braces and campaigns.

Mitrovic was an experienced difference, but Haaland was in more than half of all teams created before the game his Week 1, and his two goals at his stadium in London gave him the lead. justified the popularity of

With his cyborg-like acceleration Alphonse in the box he drew a foul from Areola (£2m) and in the second his relentlessly efficient 1-1 finish saw Norway It was a reminder of why the athletes were so enthusiastic. recent years.

Last but not least, Mohamed Salah (£7.5m) scored a compulsory opening day goal despite Liverpool dropping his two goals at Craven his cottage. rice field.

The prolific Egyptian is arguably better than any of Dream's team assets to date.

Looking ahead, Patrick's back high-risk high-reward strategy could come back and bite him.

If Arsenal concede two or more of his goals in any match this month, he will almost certainly see his PlayStation 5 slip through his fingers.

That said, the upcoming match looks very favorable to Mikel Arteta's team, so it's probably a tactic worth sticking with for the foreseeable future. , you may already be wondering if the £5.5m you spent on Riyadh Mahrez would be better spent elsewhere, but for now Patrick has the satisfaction of being the world's best dream team manager. You should feel it.

Good luck for Game Week 2.