NRL Fantasy 2022 - Part 60 - Catchy Thread Title

Bethany_B wrote:

Yes I'm low on trades, but my reasoning is this.

Cotter (who seems like the better sell) will play at most 7 games from now on (misses 16-18, plays 19-25)

Lane will play at most 10 games (16-25).

Given that, if Lane averages 50 (about his historical average on the edge, and less than his current 5 game average), then Cotter has to average 71 in 7 games to break even with him, or 83 in 6 games if he gets rested in round 25 or isn't back in round 19 as expected.

Also, going Cotter to Lane means I don't have to trade both Koula and Tago to get Papy in, I can just trade one of them.

WT2K wrote:Few bits from DT late mail:

No changes expected at Manly, with Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic to back up from Origin.

Grant Anderson remains in the team and is believed to have won the starting wing role over Dean Ieremia on merit for the time being.

While named at centre, Euan Aitken will start in the back-row for the Warriors on their return home to New Zealand. This will likely see Adam Pompey earn a reprieve as he returns at centre.

Isaiah Tass is expected to come into the side, likely starting at centre. It’s believed Taane Milne will drop out to accommodate the move. Cam Murray passed his HIA test during Origin and is expected to face the Eels, but must pass relevant protocols to receive final clearance.

Payne Haas is pushing to play despite suffering a low-grade high ankle sprain. He remains in major doubt and would be replaced in the starting side by Thomas Flegler if unavailable.

Loomer wrote:

Sure. That's same scenario I have for selling Haas. Would like him to miss weeks game then easy sell

WT2K wrote:Few bits from DT late mail:

No changes expected at Manly, with Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic to back up from Origin.

Grant Anderson remains in the team and is believed to have won the starting wing role over Dean Ieremia on merit for the time being.

While named at centre, Euan Aitken will start in the back-row for the Warriors on their return home to New Zealand. This will likely see Adam Pompey earn a reprieve as he returns at centre.

Isaiah Tass is expected to come into the side, likely starting at centre. It’s believed Taane Milne will drop out to accommodate the move. Cam Murray passed his HIA test during Origin and is expected to face the Eels, but must pass relevant protocols to receive final clearance.

Payne Haas is pushing to play despite suffering a low-grade high ankle sprain. He remains in major doubt and would be replaced in the starting side by Thomas Flegler if unavailable.

my tv broke wrote:Thank you. Forgot he existed.


By the way. Lane will disappoint

WT2K wrote:Few bits from DT late mail:

No changes expected at Manly, with Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic to back up from Origin.

Grant Anderson remains in the team and is believed to have won the starting wing role over Dean Ieremia on merit for the time being.

While named at centre, Euan Aitken will start in the back-row for the Warriors on their return home to New Zealand. This will likely see Adam Pompey earn a reprieve as he returns at centre.

Isaiah Tass is expected to come into the side, likely starting at centre. It’s believed Taane Milne will drop out to accommodate the move. Cam Murray passed his HIA test during Origin and is expected to face the Eels, but must pass relevant protocols to receive final clearance.

Payne Haas is pushing to play despite suffering a low-grade high ankle sprain. He remains in major doubt and would be replaced in the starting side by Thomas Flegler if unavailable.

Aardvark wrote:

I concur

WT2K wrote:Few bits from DT late mail:

No changes expected at Manly, with Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic to back up from Origin.

Grant Anderson remains in the team and is believed to have won the starting wing role over Dean Ieremia on merit for the time being.

While named at centre, Euan Aitken will start in the back-row for the Warriors on their return home to New Zealand. This will likely see Adam Pompey earn a reprieve as he returns at centre.

Isaiah Tass is expected to come into the side, likely starting at centre. It’s believed Taane Milne will drop out to accommodate the move. Cam Murray passed his HIA test during Origin and is expected to face the Eels, but must pass relevant protocols to receive final clearance.

Payne Haas is pushing to play despite suffering a low-grade high ankle sprain. He remains in major doubt and would be replaced in the starting side by Thomas Flegler if unavailable.

wolfking wrote:We're trading Lane in now, WTF?

Jack Torrance wrote:

I'm not sure who 'we' refers to here but I'm probably bringing him in.

I'm short at edge, need a playable r17 body, not too flash with the cash gen and not going to win it so I dont mind the risk. I also already have Hughes, Barnett etc

Shady2K wrote:

True if huge

Aitken back IN

WT2K wrote:Few bits from DT late mail:

No changes expected at Manly, with Daly Cherry-Evans and Jake Trbojevic to back up from Origin.

Grant Anderson remains in the team and is believed to have won the starting wing role over Dean Ieremia on merit for the time being.

While named at centre, Euan Aitken will start in the back-row for the Warriors on their return home to New Zealand. This will likely see Adam Pompey earn a reprieve as he returns at centre.

Isaiah Tass is expected to come into the side, likely starting at centre. It’s believed Taane Milne will drop out to accommodate the move. Cam Murray passed his HIA test during Origin and is expected to face the Eels, but must pass relevant protocols to receive final clearance.

Payne Haas is pushing to play despite suffering a low-grade high ankle sprain. He remains in major doubt and would be replaced in the starting side by Thomas Flegler if unavailable.

Bethany_B wrote:

I am considering Barnett over Lane for 80k less and a better historical average on the edge, but Fitzgibbon could push him to the middle at any moment which has me somewhat hesitant.