NRL Fantasy 2021 Part 30 - Where the points are made up.

Bethany_B wrote:

I disagree, Milf's lazy attitude is far more detrimental than Croft's lack of talent. Milf is a toxic influence on the team like Darius was, and the sooner he's out of there, the better.

StormTrooper96 wrote:Have just been rewatching the last 10 seconds in regular time (Morgo to Feldt try) of the 2015 Grand Final and by god, even as a non Cowboys supporter it gives me massive goosebumps. My partner who is a Broncos supporter was at the game and I can only imagine the heartbreak she was feeling and then my mate who is a Cowboys supporter I can only imagine the adrenaline running through his veins!

Rewatching this in slow-mo there are so many things happening, Freddy Fittler running down the sideline chearing on the Cows, the cameraman jumping in the air with joy, an angry Broncos supporter in the crowd absolutely death staring a cows supporter jumping around behind him.

As a Storm supporter I kind of wish we had that opportunity to win after the siren against the Sharks, just to feel that feeling.

Also full credit to Morgo for the flick pass because he had something like 4 blokes tackling him.

Daveboy wrote:Liddle, Walker, SOS, Schuster
Need to put 1 of them in my 18-21
Leaning towards Walker

Bethany_B wrote:

I would honestly drop Milf ahead of Croft, while Croft is shit, at least he busts a gut for the team, while Milf is super lazy.

Let Milf go back to reggies and bully teams for a few weeks to get his confidence back, then bring him back in.

my tv broke wrote:Milfords effort has been there the last couple of weeks. Hes not playing well but hes been putting effort into his defense. Dropping him now instead of Croft would make no sense. Croft can try all he likes but he cant play football

wolfking wrote:

Milf still has something there, Croft is just diabolical.

WT2K wrote:

Think it's more the guys inside and outside milf. Made two or three chances last night and nobody there to capitalise.

wolfking wrote:I'll admit, if Verills is out til round 11, I can see value in Lussick.  What about when Lam comes back, does he replace Hutch and Hutch plays more dummy half?

wolfking wrote:I'll admit, if Verills is out til round 11, I can see value in Lussick.  What about when Lam comes back, does he replace Hutch and Hutch plays more dummy half?

multiple.scoregasms wrote:

The plan all preseason was to have a versatile 14 that can cover hooker, halves, backrow and fill in at centre if required. In a perfect world that is Keighran, with Hutchinson as back up. Now that Friend isn't around to soak up 80 minutes at hooker, the utility probably plays hooker more often than not.

As a related note this does mean a few more minute available in the middle for those that own Collins/Tauk

my tv broke wrote:

What do you think happens if Lam and Keighran are both fully fit?

ytsb wrote:Croft came on all amped up and yelling orders, kicked it out on the full on the 5th tackle, then did some weird running kick mid-stride and across field 20m. That's all I saw him do. Was just weird.

robelgordo wrote:

Yeah nah, I think your first assessment was correct.

Verrills coming back early is possible, Keighran is due back R7, and Lam R9. Lussick could easily be on the wrong end of a 30/50 minutes split like R2 w/Hutchinson when Keighran returns in a couple of weeks. He could then easily be out of the team altogether when Lam is back, and will be definitely out if Verrills comes back early.

So then you get two more weeks of 35s, and then 20s/nothing.

He was their 3rd choice starting hooker pre-season, and behind Hutchinson and Keighran for a bench role, you are getting what you pay for. Personally I already did Croker R1, and Paix last season, don't feel like I don't need another low minute, short-term hooker.

my tv broke wrote:

What do you think happens if Lam and Keighran are both fully fit?