Bournemouth superfan rewarded for FPL masterclass as he yields whopping 126 points in one week
Meet cryptic Greg who can quite clearly see into the future...
A hat-trick in FPL terms is considered gold dust.
But when you triple-captain a player and he comes in with a hat-trick, it really is like winning the lottery. Amazingly, only one punter in the whole of Fantasy Premier League did so last weekend, as Dango Ouattara banged home three goals for Bournemouth against Nottingham Forest in their 5-0 win.
Meet Greg, a Cherries fan who had full faith in the 22-year-old and was duly rewarded for his act of footballing bravery...
Bournemouth fan Greg triple-captains Dango Outtara and is rewarded by the club
"I needed to catch up with my boss in the fantasy league that I am in so I thought I needed to do something different," explained Greg in a video posted on the Cherries social media.
"Dango [Ouattara] played well against Chelsea, so he was due a goal. So I thought I'll put him in, he is going to play, and then yeah, I didn't think he was going to get a hat trick but there you have it!
"I was absolutely buzzing, in the next row in front of me it was all over the place," added the Bournemouth fanatic.
"Yeah my boss is in the league and he still can't believe it. So now I am second by only about 20 points because everyone else averaged about 40 points and I got 126.
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"Especially on Facebook and Twitter, people might say who is this guy, is he a robot? Does he have like a thousand accounts?
"The answer is no - I am just a Bournemouth supporter who believes in my own players. What a fairy tale season, this is mental, this is Bournemouth!" concluded Greg.
Meet Greg.He's the only person in the world who triple-captained Dango in @OfficialFPL last week 🤯A hat-trick got him 63 points and the man himself wanted to give him a present 🎁 pic.twitter.com/CwnIElSK1AJanuary 31, 2025
We all love a feel-good story and it is nice to see Greg rewarded with his very own signed shirt from Ouattara after his three-goal haul against the Tricky Trees.
Will lightning strike twice? Find out as Bournemouth take on Liverpool in the Premier League this weekend.
Matthew is a Freelance Journalist and has racked up bylines for Manchester United, Manchester Evening News, GOAL and SPORTbible to name a few. A long-term sufferer of Scunthorpe United, he currently resides in the north-west after escaping the smog of North Lincolnshire.