I can understand and empathise with your stance, but I can only conclude that there is no 'God', if there is some kind of 'higher power' at work, it is definitely not benevolent.

We studied this in high school as part of history, with respect to the analysis of sources for bias. Simply an extension of critical thinking which is taught in most science classes too

If, as a 'God', you can see the future, where's the risk? The world would be turning out exactly as you foresaw.
It seems you don't like the way the world is, so are you blaming God or men?

Would have been close if I played Wood over JP

I just started playing FPL this season, and I have enjoyed your analysis. Kicking myself for starting JP over Wood and not captaining Isak (last minute change of heart)

Also you need players who are nailed to start and get 90 min. Not sure Luis Diaz fits that criteria

It's not that bad of a team. You need more Newcastle as Isak is so highly owned that it won't help your rank when he does well. Onana has probably been a disaster for you. Not a fan of Spurs assets as the points tend to get spread around a lot.

Agree on him failing the eye test. I had him for a few games, watched him closely and I never felt confident that he would score even though he was getting chances.

Foden ofc

Likewise