NRL Fantasy 2022 Part 59 - Who let the Dogs into the winner's circle

mrbrownstone wrote:Outside back missed tackles tell a story: Ponga (3), Cobbo (5), Holmes (5), Gagai (8 ), Taulagi (1).

NSW outside backs missed 5 between them.

There's the game right there.

Gagai’s game has really declined this year.
He’s been shown up defensively many times before tonight.
He’s been a great player over the years but the signs are there.

Chucky wrote:
Gagai’s game has really declined this year.
He’s been shown up defensively many times before tonight.
He’s been a great player over the years but the signs are there.

He was good in the first couple rounds but Talakai stole his soul in round 4 and hasn't given it back.

UP THE BLUES!!

Wonder if that's Luai's real nose or has he visited Michael Jackson's plastic surgeon.

Chucky wrote:

standard-issue wrote:Missed the others but that PNG/Fiji game was tremendous. PNG looked gone after 10 minutes.

In other news it is a perfect Perth winter’s day here. Low chance of a shower apparently but it’s looking like a cracking day for bug stomping!

This aged well.

That was fucking painful! Coukd have even been worse as it looked like Burton butchered a couple early in the second half not passing? Was on the other side of the ground but seemed to have an overlap twice and decided to run back inside?

Munster (shoulder) and Haas (ankle) the main injury concerns out of Origin.

Haas seems like the most doubtful and those who sold already might look like geniuses at 401pm Tuesday.

Geez Slater is a classy guy. Freddy should take notes

WT2K wrote:

https://twitter.com/nrlphysio/status/1541192646378799105?t=163to6eM7adihxFpadNM8g&s=19

Hughes looks enticing if it’s at the longer end of the scale

MF wrote:Geez Slater is a classy guy. Freddy should take notes

I admit he is tough to hate. But I manage

Yep, Hughes hard to ignore at that price

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

Hughes looks enticing if it’s at the longer end of the scale

Do I get a R17 Wishart miracle or will be someone else probably like Cooper Johns?

What am I saying. Munster doesn't play 17 anyway

When do we unlock those extra trades?.. not that I’ve run out or anything just interested… definitely didn’t run out

MF wrote:When do we unlock those extra trades?.. not that I’ve run out or anything just interested… definitely didn’t run out

After Rd 19

Schuster starting would be handy, although not for r17

Loomer wrote:

After Rd 19

Ahh weeks away… luckily I have all these spare trades up my sleeve and I certainly didn’t use them all

robelgordo wrote:Munster (shoulder) and Haas (ankle) the main injury concerns out of Origin.

Haas seems like the most doubtful and those who sold already might look like geniuses at 401pm Tuesday.

Kind of hope he's not named so I can justify trading him. If he starts getting 70+ scores again just to spite me, well maybe those 4 extra trades can help get him back later.

Hughes with Munster: avg. 48.3

Hughes without Munster: avg. 67.1

Filtering for games at halfback playing 60+ mins.

Maybe just a coincidence or small sample size thing (10 games at HB without Munster), but Hughes was already mighty tempting, and that makes him even more so.

Mr Snrub wrote:

Kind of hope he's not named so I can justify trading him. If he starts getting 70+ scores again just to spite me, well maybe those 4 extra trades can help get him back later.  

Yeah I kinda want him out to for fantasy purposes

Easy sell if he misses R16 and 17.

Tricky hold if he plays R16

mrbrownstone wrote:Hughes with Munster: avg. 48.3

Hughes without Munster: avg. 67.1

Filtering for games at halfback playing 60+ mins.

Maybe just a coincidence or small sample size thing (10 games at HB without Munster), but Hughes was already mighty tempting, and that makes him even more so.

I was leaning strongly after watching Kiwis game. Really looks over injury that affected some games/scores. Munster out a few weeks would be slam dunk. I could see Munster not miss much though. Didn't Haas go off early with same injury and played following week