NRL Fantasy 2020 Part 2

Random wrote:

Cowboys 2015?

Rabbits21 wrote:So Friend is priced at 42.2, if he gets 70mins like Milchy thinks he will there is good value there and he should be a keeper.

arsendragon wrote:Here's something pretty basic I just whipped up to sort players etc

Showbag wrote:Hi and Welcome Back All and Happy New Fantasy Year!

I was just able to log onto the Fantasy app and start selecting my team and now it won’t work....such a tease.

Random wrote:

Ahh love to see ya Showbag... not to be confused with the prick showbags*.



Not prickless.....but definitely not a prick






*Showbags isnt a prick and I confuse them all the time.

mattnz wrote:

Nice one thanks. Here is my contribution of a version that I am about to use for selecting a team
https://www.mediafire.com/file/ez4a4ipfe11s4h5/2020_players_updated.xlsx/file

It combines info provided previously by MTB and Milchy into one useable format that helps identify under-priced players and to select a team based on their pricing vs what you expect them to score. The Magic Number of 14529 is what Milchy advised today, you can leave it as is, it drives the "Priced at" calculation.

How to use it:
1. Everything is sortable, so you can click the drop down arrows and sort A to Z (low to high) or Z to A (high to low) in each column.

2. In the "Want in Team" Column, you can categorize players by "Definite, Probably, Maybe, No" or leave them as "Select". Once you have them categorized, you can tick on the drop down arrow at the top of the column (in cell H2) and untick the "No" and "Select" tick boxes. You will only have those that you are considering in your team remaining.

3. In the "Role" Column, select what role you see the player having "Captain, Starter, 14-17, 18-21"

4. For those you are interested in you can enter what your expected average score this season is. It will automatically calculate the difference between expected average and the average they are priced at.

5. Now you are able to compare across players to fill the different roles and positions in your team.

6. Work out a team combination that you like using MTBs site http://www.footystatistics.com/team_planner_2020.php

Hope this helps!!

The Goat Boys wrote:Is it to risky to have Friend as your starting hooker. Meaning there will be no Mccinnes or cook or smith

Milchy wrote:Before people get too excited about team building - I've started a thread for the Magic Weekend meetup


Interstate people probably want to get flights and accommodation sorted early, so post here to start planning 
https://www.nrlfantasyfanatics.com/t1129-4th-annual-nrlff-meetup-magic-weekend

SI wrote:

Coincidentally, both Tiger and Jetstar have Aussie Day flight sales till Monday around this weekend.

To Brissy from Sydney $50; Cairns and Melbourne cheap as as well.

Milchy wrote:One advantage in picking/not picking Friend is Roosters have the World Club Challenge next month. As the only actual competitive trial it should give us a reasonable idea of fitness and game plan.

He is in my team until I see strong evidence that he shouldn't be.

The Goat Boys wrote:

Is he in your team as your starting hooker or in your team on the bench?

Chewie wrote:

I can see why someone would put him as starting hooker if you have Haas as captain with Koro and BBrailey on the bench.
I have him on the bench atm with McInnes as my starting hooker

The Goat Boys wrote:

Is he in your team as your starting hooker or in your team on the bench?