NRL Fantasy 2022 Part 4 - Leniu is back on the menu

The Pascoe Fiasco wrote:
Isn’t it the NZ Maori team. Cook Islands, as far as I know is not in NZ. A technicality, but you have to draw a line somewhere.

easytiger wrote:

I'm not saying that I don't agree that Utoikamanu will have a bigger role than he averaged across all of last season, but I swear you have this snippet every year with varying results...

[Player] averaged [X] minutes at [Position] to finish last season and made a big difference to the team. Would expect him to have a similar role.

Tapine, Tevaga, Asofa-Solomona spring to mind.
Sadly, often those expectations are let down by the actual coaches.

FalconSloth wrote:
Im pretty sure Dolphin Conspiracies is an alt of someone who played last time. For some clarification though everything will be done through this website. I will communicate with you through the main thread and you will have a private thread only your tribe can see. You can communicate privately through your PMs.

How it works is each week I will set a challenge to both tribes. Sometimes it will be a team challenge and you and your tribe mates will need to decide on an answer. Sometimes it will be an individual challenge but your score contributes to your tribes. These challenges will be all sort of footy and fantasy related challenges such as picking a team of players that will outscore their average by the most. Sometimes it will be just as simple as picking a team that will score the most fantasy points. and Sometimes it might be not fantasy related at all like ordering a select group of players by who you think will get the most run metres or most missed tackles and errors

(These are off the top of my head and may or may not be in the actual game)

The losing tribe will go to tribal council where the tribes people on that tribe will vote one of their tribemates off. That is why it will be important to pm your tribe mates to build alliances and sometimes break them.

The goal is to be the last person standing. It gets a lot clearer as you start to play.

It is a lot of fun so I do recommend you join. There is enough to play the game as it is but there is still 6 slots left that would be really good to fill.

This is a game about strategy and football and fantasy knowledge. Alliances will be formed, challenges will be won and backs will be stabbed as 24 (16-24) players will fight to be the sole survivor.

Outwit, Outplay, Outlast

easytiger wrote:

I'm not saying that I don't agree that Utoikamanu will have a bigger role than he averaged across all of last season, but I swear you have this snippet every year with varying results...

[Player] averaged [X] minutes at [Position] to finish last season and made a big difference to the team. Would expect him to have a similar role.

Tapine, Tevaga, Asofa-Solomona spring to mind.
Sadly, often those expectations are let down by the actual coaches.

The Pascoe Fiasco wrote:
Isn’t it the NZ Maori team. Cook Islands, as far as I know is not in NZ. A technicality, but you have to draw a line somewhere.

ShadowSabre wrote:Why did W Graham only end up with 2 points in 80mins?? Surely this is just because trial games aren't scored correctly? Or are his mins incorrect?

Milchcow wrote:

Depends on your definition of what makes a country independent.
Cook Islands isn't a member of the UN in its own right, they use NZ currency, and all Cook Islanders have New Zealand citizenship, so for most practical purposes they are part of New Zealand.

Aitutaki is also a beautiful place - Mrs Cow and I went there for our honeymoon, can recommend

mattnz wrote:

Got an ankle injury 15 minutes in, was in a moon boot on the sideline

Goodnight Kiwi wrote:

You know the rules Milch....

You've been warned:

Milchcow wrote:

You've been warned:

Milchcow wrote:

You've been warned:

robelgordo wrote:

Nah there’s been Aussies play for the Māori team.

If there’s a line it would be they didn’t want to pick Niukore aka not quite good enough

Milchcow wrote:

Depends on your definition of what makes a country independent.
Cook Islands isn't a member of the UN in its own right, they use NZ currency, and all Cook Islanders have New Zealand citizenship, so for most practical purposes they are part of New Zealand.

Aitutaki is also a beautiful place - Mrs Cow and I went there for our honeymoon, can recommend