8. Shinji Kagawa
The Expectation After a relatively weak first season the Premier League, Kagawa could have been suggested as a definite no for players considering their attacking midfield options. But with a price-tag of just £7.6, and a season under his belt in the Premier League, the former Dortmund player, whose form for the German side was enough to convince Sir Alex to spend a significant chunk on him, Kagawa could genuinely be called one of the bargains of the season. That is, if he delivered. The Problem Kagawa hasn't had so much as a sniff yet, with zero points achieved, and now that Marouane Fellaini has joined, it looks increasingly likely that he will see even less time on the pitch than he did last year, with opportunities limited to appearances from the bench. If he's in your team now - and he will be in the more optimistic players' teams - then it's probably time to concede defeat and push him out on to the scrap heap. Otherwise you've got £7.6 worth of player not even picking up appearance and win points.