Nrl Fantasy 2021 Part 44 - Why are people so unkind

Rabbits21 wrote:Thoughts re Hampton to Cini and Alvaro to TPJ.

I think we need to wait for the injury news on Hampton before pushing a trade. Unsure of Cini’s JS too.

If Hampton is injured and you think Cini keeps his spot, then I think they are decent trades.

Honey Badger wrote:1020 for me but looks like ive missed the ipap train. Even with Matterson back looks like he is going to start and then rotate into the middle. I'll have to target guys like Matterson and koro instead when they bottom out

He went into the middle cause Brown went off. He is a keeper no doubt however.

code delta wrote:Who's the best WFB for the bye rounds to replace Teddy this week.
Only have Torbo and Laurie and Hampton if Momo comes back week after next. Looks a bit weak but I reckon I'm not alone there.

To'o, Edwards, Brimson for a bargain.

I wouldn't sell Teddy though. Four weeks of scoring to a) get more points than any of the above; b) rebound his price a bit.

If you're going to sell him over the byes I'd say wait until RD13 and you'll know if To'o or Brimson have made Origin themselves.

L-Jimmy wrote:

One of the three best movies of the 90s.

1. 10 Things I Hate About You
2. The Matrix
3. Clueless


Edit, on the basis of soundtrack, skirt length, feelgoodness, plot and chill.

Dude ...
No.
1. Shawshank Redemption
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Fight Club
5. Se7en
6. Matrix
7. Lurhmann's Romeo + Juliet

To name just a few of the outstanding films from the 1990s.
I wouldn't put 10 Things or Clueless anywhere near the top 50.

nrlphysio
For the Dragons:
- likely dislocated thumb for Zac Lomax, hope clean dislocation (avoided fracture) but can still be a 4-6 week recovery
- suspected broken rib for Cody Ramsey, if confirmed usually 3-4 weeks
- Brayden Williame also unavailable for next week with a calf injury

Papadontbleach wrote:

I think we need to wait for the injury news on Hampton before pushing a trade. Unsure of Cini’s JS too.

If Hampton is injured and you think Cini keeps his spot, then I think they are decent trades.

I still have Niu as well as Hampton (Peachey other centre) so I'm thinking Niu to Cini, effectively as backup centre. He looks game enough to keep his role, but as a winger for a not-great team I wouldn't be expecting great week-to-week scores so would generally only want to play in emergency. Having said that, Wests have a nice run coming up before a hell-month of Panthers/Eels/Storm/Rabbits from round 13.

If Hampton's out long term, I'll play Cini next week but then trade Hampton to a more keepery centre like Olam/Kelly/Crichton/Manu the week after.

Niu to Cini this week also allows me to go Lodge to Haas, which seems a winner.

The Bludger wrote:

Dude ...
No.
1. Shawshank Redemption
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Fight Club
5. Se7en
6. Matrix
7. Lurhmann's Romeo + Juliet

To name just a few of the outstanding films from the 1990s.
I wouldn't put 10 Things or Clueless anywhere near the top 50.

I mean... Goodfellas is the best film of the 90s, but Clueless is in the top few comedies, along with Groundhog Day, Lebowski, Dazed & Confused, and the South Park Movie.

The Bludger wrote:

Dude ...
No.
1. Shawshank Redemption
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Fight Club
5. Se7en
6. Matrix
7. Lurhmann's Romeo + Juliet

To name just a few of the outstanding films from the 1990s.
I wouldn't put 10 Things or Clueless anywhere near the top 50.

Shawshank Redemption is solid

I wish I could add a Starwars movie to the list, but the Phantom Menace is not worthy
... the only good thing about that movie were the memes

If Hamptons gone for an extended time I will just turn him into Walsh kid looks a winner.

If someone is injured I will swap them for someone else in a comparable position unless of course I have cover in which case I will swap them for someone else

Or maybe I won’t

Aardvark wrote:If someone is injured I will swap them for someone else in a comparable position unless of course I have cover in which case I will swap them for someone else

Or maybe I won’t

Good advice!

The Bludger wrote:

Dude ...
No.
1. Shawshank Redemption
2. Pulp Fiction
3. Reservoir Dogs
4. Fight Club
5. Se7en
6. Matrix
7. Lurhmann's Romeo + Juliet

To name just a few of the outstanding films from the 1990s.
I wouldn't put 10 Things or Clueless anywhere near the top 50.

As I’ve got older, Shawshank just feels so cliche. Top movie sure but wouldn’t bother me if I never saw it again. I remember when Seven and Copycat came out, they were quite ground breaking at the time. As too was Scream for that matter. Seven definitely the pick of them

The movie I think deserves a place on that sort of list is The Usual Suspects

GreenMachine wrote:

As I’ve got older, Shawshank just feels so cliche. Top movie sure but wouldn’t bother me if I never saw it again. I remember when Seven and Copycat came out, they were quite ground breaking at the time. As too was Scream for that matter. Seven definitely the pick of them

The movie I think deserves a place on that sort of list is The Usual Suspects

Excellent choice.
I’m a big fan of the Studio Ghibli films like Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke and My Neighbour Totoro. Not 100% sure they fit the timeline though haha

WT2K wrote:nrlphysio
For the Dragons:
- likely dislocated thumb for Zac Lomax, hope clean dislocation (avoided fracture) but can still be a 4-6 week recovery
- suspected broken rib for Cody Ramsey, if confirmed usually 3-4 weeks
- Brayden Williame also unavailable for next week with a calf injury

With Rava and Pereira both suspended too.

The Dragons backline next week going to be very interesting... Bird, Feagai, other Feagai, ???

robelgordo wrote:

With Rava and Pereira both suspended too.

The Dragons backline next week going to be very interesting... Bird, Feagai, other Feagai, ???

Lucky for them they're playing the Dogs

wolfking wrote:

He went into the middle cause Brown went off.  He is a keeper no doubt however.

Ok so we haven't seen what the full rotation will be like with Brown, Matterson, ipap, Lane and Carty all fit

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

Excellent choice.
I’m a big fan of the Studio Ghibli films like Spirited Away, Princess Mononoke and My Neighbour Totoro. Not 100% sure they fit the timeline though haha

Miyazaki had a pretty dry run in the 90s, Princess Mononoke fits for sure but My Neighbour Tototo was 1988, and Spirited away 2001.

But if we are letting animation into the talk, Disney had the greatest run of films in its history during the 90s, Including: Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Hercules and Mulan.

Careful what you say now boys, that’s my childhood right there, and I will fucking fight you!

Pookus McFly wrote:

Miyazaki had a pretty dry run in the 90s, Princess Mononoke fits for sure but My Neighbour Tototo was 1988, and Spirited away 2001.

But if we are letting animation into the talk, Disney had the greatest run of films in its history during the 90s, Including: Beauty and the Beast, Aladdin, The Lion King, Hercules and Mulan.

Careful what you say now boys, that’s my childhood right there, and I will fucking fight you!

My favourite is still Ponyo haha but that’s 2008 I think.

Haha that’s quite the list

Aardvark wrote:If someone is injured I will swap them for someone else in a comparable position unless of course I have cover in which case I will swap them for someone else, who I will then swap in 2-3 weeks time when they are injured and/or dropped.

More realistic this way.

I recall me and the boys going along to see Clueless at Liverpool cinema with the lasses, as we knew we'd get bonus points with the ladies, being 17 at the time it was a killer move

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