In that more attacking role as a box-to-box midfielder who makes late runs to join the attack, Doucoure is worth trotting out. Dyche transformed the former Watford man into a much more explosive player after bringing him in from the cold, and Doucoure put up scores of 20+ on three occasions across the back half of last season. Doucoure carries with him a bit of an unfair reputation as your typical 'Steady Eddie' central midfielder, likely to consistently deliver 6-8 points for your team each week. While he may eventually move back into a deeper central midfield role to accommodate the arrival of Arnaut Danjuma, the Dutch attacker's injury likely means we'll see Doucoure as the most advanced of Dyche's midfield three (or five, if you don't want to consider Iwobi and Garner wingers.which is fair enough) for the match against Fulham. Ahmedhodzic may end up being one of the best promoted assets this season, and week 1 is a good time to see what he's made of. With no data to fall back on in terms of his fantasy output, we look instead to the fixture, where Crystal Palace rank the best fixture for defenders in the opening gameweek and have also lost quite a bit of their attacking power with Zaha's departure and Olise's injury. He's a very proactive defender and should offer a reliable floor of ghost points from his other in-game activities to hopefully offset any goals he concedes. The 24 year-old scored 6 goals for Sheffield United in the Championship last season. The Bosnian center back is a reasonable aerial presence, something that's heavily rewarded in Fantrax Default Scoring, and is also a goal threat from set pieces. The good news is that, at least so far, they haven't looked like moving on their best defender, Ahmedhodzic.

After selling their best forward, Iliman Ndiaye, and best midfielder, Sander Berge, things are looking pretty rough for the Blades' prospects back in the top flight.

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