NRL Fantasy 2021 Part 28 - Dammit Tino!

Ozymandias wrote:I guess if I just think that Tino & Fog got 87 between them then that would be ...... nah, it's not going to work

On the bright side it's better to have Fog getting the low score as you'll unlikely be trading him out if it's just a small injury, but Tino going big means a better role in the team and at the very least you'll get more cash when you trade him out. 

I have the same pair and it's the way I'm looking at it.

RandomSil wrote:Behind the 8 ball again this week.

594 from 10.

I have Milfords score + J. Brailey (C), Watson, Roberts, Tedesco, Egan, and Liddle. To go still. Didnt have my C on Cleary and Isaako, Lodge, Niu not going great.

I'm 549 from 10 so you're a full player up on me and possibly better scorers to come. I've got Brailey (C), Watson, Liddle, Chrichton, Radley, RTS, Laurie

Jele wrote:Hoy over Liddle for 17th man? Against the Dragons at home and possibly goal kicking...

in a tight H2H (me - SST + 67 vs him - iPap + Alvaro + Opacic) and thinking another PoD might come in handy.

I'd be tempted to play Hoy over Liddle

Snatchpato wrote:
On the bright side it's better to have Fog getting the low score as you'll unlikely be trading him out if it's just a small injury, but Tino going big means a better role in the team and at the very least you'll get more cash when you trade him out. 

I have the same pair and it's the way I'm looking at it.

Your posts yesterday were gold, keep up the good work!

Snatchpato wrote:
On the bright side it's better to have Fog getting the low score as you'll unlikely be trading him out if it's just a small injury, but Tino going big means a better role in the team and at the very least you'll get more cash when you trade him out. 

I have the same pair and it's the way I'm looking at it.

Yeah, it's all good really, I'll be sticking with Fog as it seems he's got a cork and will be ok for the next game. There was no way I was selling Tino despite his slow start, his performance last night was always a possibility. I chose them both on last seasons performances and will be standing by them.

White Lightning wrote:

I'd be tempted to play Hoy over Liddle

I agree. Liddle's scores have only looked ok because of tries.

Liddles first three games are weirdly similar to Mahoney in 2019.

Both had two 50+ scores to start the year boosted by attacking stats (liddle 2 tries, mahoney 1 try and a TA/LB in game two), then both followed up in round 3 with a low 30 score. Many jumped off Mahoney at that point.

Doesnt make a lot of sense to jump off Liddle just yet, although I have put Walker in the 17 over him but thats probably more on the inkling that Walker will have a great debut

Chewie wrote:

I agree. Liddle's scores have only looked ok because of tries.

They've also could've looked much better with less missed tackles.

Either way, he has a history or regularly scoring tries and making frequent missed tackles.

He probably will keep scoring 30's and 50's (with a try).

Schuster 39 or osullivan, I'd think osullivan could up his kick metres, but he also has 4 tb in his stats last weekend, is he likely to break the roosters defence as much. Could be a tight fixture, is he likely to top the 40 point mark.

Cantbeatwinners wrote:Schuster 39 or osullivan, I'd think osullivan could up his kick metres, but he also has 4 tb in his stats last weekend, is he likely to break the roosters defence as much. Could be a tight fixture, is he likely to top the 40 point mark.

Tough, I think I would just about lean to Schuster

Liddle or SOS for 17 this week. Pretty similar outlooks you would think?

White Lightning wrote:

I'd be tempted to play Hoy over Liddle

cheers WL, gut call really. Thinking Knights might bounce back after last week and a dry track and hot afternoon game might lead to a high scorer.

Cantbeatwinners wrote:Schuster 39 or osullivan, I'd think osullivan could up his kick metres, but he also has 4 tb in his stats last weekend, is he likely to break the roosters defence as much. Could be a tight fixture, is he likely to top the 40 point mark.

A bird in the hand....

Happy Easter lads! Have a good one

sajjos wrote:

A bird in the hand....

100%. Bank the points.

If SOS gets injured in the first few minutes you'll be ropeable but if he goes well you're probably only gaining 5-10 points.

Hey guys I traded out tino this week should I cut ties or bring him back in next round I would normally just put it down to chasing points and ignore the urge but I had faith in him from the start and it seems his role has changed rather than having a good game for once

Chris nz wrote:Hey guys I traded out tino this week should I cut ties or bring him back in next round I would normally just put it down to chasing points and ignore the urge but I had faith in him from the start and it seems his role has changed rather than having a good game for once

That’s a tough one mate, will you trade him out the week after if he goes back to 40s?

I would probably take the 39 mate

Splitting hairs between Liddle, O'Sullivan and Hoy it seems. I'd rank them in that order just because of position without looking at numbers.

Playing 50+ mins

Liddle 45.2 from 12 (48 from 8 when starting)
SOS 45.2 from 6 at HB only
Hoy 44.4 from 5

So I'd rank them in that order still

My mate's rank pre-last night 56 with 3570. I was 270 less points at rank 6000. Not much in it really