NRL Fantasy 2020 Part 7

Pookus McFly wrote:

It’s hard to tell with such a small sample size. Plenty of players with big wraps on them in lower grades just don’t transition to NRL level. I know resident “big balls” POD picker @mattnz took a chance on him so he probably was watching him more closely than others and may have an opinion

Ponga Yeo the Mann wrote:

Recovery from the tightrope surgery after a syndesmosis tear is one that’s getting quicker and quicker. 8 weeks is about normal these days which means 4-5 weeks minimum for Aekins. Always the possibility of him being eased back if the panthers are going well

Is 5-6 weeks of Aekins worth it? I don’t remember him and the sample size is small

Verbal Kint wrote:I'm super tempted to give my date a miss and watch the footy tonight instead haha. Its a clash that I didnt think I'd be bothered about. I have the footy feeling now!

Pookus McFly wrote:

Bonus points if you can convince the girl that watching the footy trials with you IS the date.
Sort out if she’s a keeper or not right off the bat.

Verbal Kint wrote:I'm super tempted to give my date a miss and watch the footy tonight instead haha. Its a clash that I didnt think I'd be bothered about. I have the footy feeling now!

standard-issue wrote:Knights/Dragons or Sharks/Dogs the important trial to watch from a Fantasy POV?

Mulvy wrote:On Aikens, 5 weeks of 33's makes 90k, make it six weeks with one big score thrown in and you make an easy 150k. It's no guarantee to be a good pick but you could do a lot worse probably.

robelgordo wrote:Fusitu’a at centre an option?

my tv broke wrote:Dragons and knights look to be basically full strength hit outs for the first half.

Boring backline for the Dragons fantasy wise. Lovodua starting 9.

Sione started right edge for knights

Rabbits21 wrote:
How has Lomax started?

KingTeddy wrote:

Lomax looks the goods. Heavily involved so far