Finally the uncertainty is over and Fantasy-managers can go on with their life. It will take a few weeks till we’ll find out how the new boys are doing at their new home. Arsenal has been the busiest club in the final minutes of the transfer window bringing in Arteta and some others, not all of them with Premier League experience.
There is a question mark over the new players whether they will instantly fit into their new team. At some clubs they will be forced to because of injuries to established players – though it is still risky business for the cautious fantasy manager.

Don't let sprinkle more salt and pepper into Arsene's and 'arry's wounds - 8:2 and 1:5 and

the press are bad enough. Whatever goes wrong in North-London we want to take a view of a

fantasy manager.  
It is quite obvious that Arsenal and Spurs defender are not in demand after what happened.

The gunners sold their stars in midfield so only Walcott and up front Van Persie are good

bets. Spurs midfield is disolving as well as Van der Vaart and Kranjcar went off injured,

Modric is on his way out and Bale can't find his boots. And Spur's strikers are nowhere to

be seen.

Everton fans are suffering as usual at season begin. In GW1 they didn’t play because of some crazy rioters and in GW2 they were facing Queens Park Rangers at home. QPR lost their first game at their home ground 0:4 to Bolton – so expectations in the blue half of Liverpool were high – and those hopes were bitterly smashed: 1-nil defeat, at home!

The start of the new season wasn’t the expected firework many had hoped for. Only Manchester City have shown they are really serious though it was a home game and the opposition was promoted Swansea. Tevez didn’t play but new boy Aguero came on in the second half and ‘killed’ the Swans. David Silva once more was the ‘brain’ of the team and scored as well. City’s defence made no mistake and we can expect many clean sheets this year.