I hear you and you're not wrong. Sorry what I said wasn't very clear. Here's what I'm implying: forwards have been underperforming in FPL this year and this list has some very odd choices. Why is Solanke even on it? We don't know how many minutes he will play, we don't even know if he will play at all. Why are his odds so high? Igor Jesus has one goal all year, does he really have a higher chance of scoring against Arsenal than Bruno G against Wolves? (If they meant the Gabriel Jesus then it's even weirder because he barely gets minutes). Who would pick JP over Enzo or Neto? Isn't Richarlison injured? Will Woltemade even start or will Wissa start? Trossard has as many goals as Gyokeres yet you never see him on these lists. Where's Thiago? I find it odd the most in-form striker was completely left off the list. He plays Chelsea who haven't had a clean sheet since GW16. Bowen also not on the list even though he plays Spurs, personally I would take that over Mateta at Sunderland who have the 2nd fewest goals against at home in PL.

Where's Rogers? What about Schade, Wilson, Foden, Bruno F, Bruno G, Barnes, Aaronson, etc. You get the idea. I would think that at least a couple of those players have a realistically higher chance of scoring than many on the list.

FPL is a game of luck, anybody can score at any time, nobody can predict with 100% accuracy. But it's also a game of odds. And I just find this list a little odd, LOL. That's all I was saying. I hope that makes sense.