The Fantasist was here to answer your questions about your team selection this weekend - check out the transcript below.

The Fantasist dropped by once more to answer your questions about your team selection this weekend.

Click below to relive the chat ahead of the weekend's Premier League action.

Well, it's been quite a day for Chelsea, hasn't it?

What with the FA's written reasons for the John Terry verdict and Ashley Cole's astonishing Twitter outburst, the club's media manager may wish he had stayed in bed.

But are Terry, Cole and the rest of the Chelsea side still worth having in your Fantasy team when they play Norwich?

The Fantasist stopped by to discuss this matter and answer all your questions about the weekend's Fantasy game.

Fantasy Football is back for the 2012-13 season, and so is the Fantasist.

He is dropping by on Friday afternoon to answer your questions ahead of the second gameweek.

If you want to make any changes, join the chat and get the Fantasist's tips.

Fantasy Football 2012-13 is here, so let's start the countdown to the big kick-off with a recap of the basics to help you build a winning team.

We will be kicking off our weekly Friday chats tomorrow, with detailed injury reports to start next week.

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FANTASY FOOTBALL BASICS

What is Fantasy Football?
Really, you don't know? Well, okay, if you insist. It's a game that allows you to pick a fictional team made up of real players, who then score you points based on what they do on the pitch in actual Premier League games. The aim - it should be patently clear - is to score as

Robin van Persie was the player to have in Yahoo! Fantasy Football this seasonAs thrilling as it was to sit back and enjoy the final day of the Premier League season, it was an experience tinged with sadness. For Manchester City's players lifting the trophy signalled the end of the campaign, and with it the end of another year of Yahoo! Fantasy Football.

Here are the game's top five players for the season by position, the top 10 overall and, most importantly, we announce the winner of the 2011-12 game.

Many thanks for playing to each and every one of the tens of thousands of you who took part this season. Only three months to go until we can do it all again!

Top five

Chris Smalling and Rio FerdinandAhead of the final weekend of the season, with issues at both the top and bottom of the table still to be decided, teams in the Premier League are enjoying contrasting fortunes.

Leaders Manchester City have posted a clean bill of health among their squad ahead of their home clash against QPR, while title rivals Manchester United have fitness doubts over defensive trio Rio Ferdinand, Jonny Evans and Chris Smalling.

In the race for the Champions League, third-placed Arsenal will be without right-back Bacary Sagna - who sustained a broken leg last weekend that has ruled him out of Euro 2012 —and

Manchester United manager Sir Alex Ferguson has revealed injured stars Jonny Evans and Danny Welbeck will not face Swansea on Sunday as his side bid to overcome the disappointment of losing top spot in the Premier League table to rivals Manchester City.

Evans missed the 1-0 defeat at the Etihad Stadium in a game which saw Welbeck suffer an ankle injury which led to him wearing a protective cast after the game.

At Old Trafford Ferguson's side will look to take the title initiative back after Vincent Kompany's goal gave City the advantage, albeit on goal difference.

Ferguson said: "He (Evans)