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  1. 03-11-10 12:01 PM #1
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    what sites do you guys use for the best information on player injuries for upcoming games, specifically EPL. So for this weekends games is there one site that will have all of them listed or is it just best to surf around the web>
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    For the EPL, I check the previews for the various fixtures:

    http://news.bbc.co.uk/sport2/hi/foot...em/default.stm
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    http://www.physioroom.com/news/engli...jury_table.php

    found that site it looks pretty good
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    Quote Originally Posted by rfr3sh View Post
    http://www.physioroom.com/news/engli...jury_table.php

    found that site it looks pretty good
    very reliable
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    No, not true. Don't believe Physioroom.

    I actually recommend http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk

    It's a Fantasy football community but they are spot on with injuries and all kind of information regarding the premier league. Click team news for information and check the comments etc. Their twitter service is also very accurate and informative. It's needed for them to own like crazy in fantasy football.

    Physioroom are known for being error prone.
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    As a simple example Physioroom don't mention Tim Cahill at all, even though he has been out the last games and are doubtful for this one. These things happen all the time and to be quite honest I'd rate most newspaper predictions as more reliable for the Premier league than Physioroom.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Gargamel View Post
    No, not true. Don't believe Physioroom.

    I actually recommend http://www.fantasyfootballscout.co.uk

    It's a Fantasy football community but they are spot on with injuries and all kind of information regarding the premier league. Click team news for information and check the comments etc. Their twitter service is also very accurate and informative. It's needed for them to own like crazy in fantasy football.

    Physioroom are known for being error prone.
    Yeah thanks for letting us know... I usually followed news organizations like BBC anyways, but these guys are hardcore which is a bonus.
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