FPL Gameweek 4 Strategies from Hall of Famer Dan Wright

The FPL clock is ticking again. With the Gameweek 4 deadline looming, one of Fantasy Premier League’s most consistent operators is already several moves ahead.

This week, Hall of Famer Dan Wright opens up his notebook. Transfers, chip strategy, risk, reward – it’s all on the table.

A Hall of Famer in Form

Dan is no casual manager riding a hot streak. Since first entering FPL in 2012/13, he has put together a record that demands attention: 10 finishes inside the top 50,000, half of those inside the top 10,000. That level of consistency doesn’t happen by accident.

He plays aggressively when the moment is right, and Gameweek 3 was a perfect example.

Haaland Triple Captain Pays Out

While many managers tucked the Triple Captain chip away for later in the season, Dan went early. He slapped it on Erling Haaland (£15.5m) in Gameweek 3 and walked away with 27 points from his star forward.

It wasn’t a monster haul by historic chip standards, but it did the job. Those 27 points powered him up to an overall rank of 55,000, planting him firmly in the mix before the season has really settled.

For a manager with his track record, that’s a dangerous place for the rest of the field.

Eyes on Gameweek 4

Now comes the real intrigue: how he builds on that platform.

With Gameweek 4 just a day away, Dan is weighing up his squad, his planned transfers and the key calls that could shape his early-season trajectory. Fixture runs, clean sheet potential, and attacking upside are all under the microscope as he pieces together his next move.

The Triple Captain chip has already been burned. The rank is strong. The margins are fine.

Gameweek 4 isn’t just another round for Dan Wright – it’s the next step in a campaign he clearly intends to turn into yet another elite finish.