NRL Fantasy 2022 Part 73 - Let's go Dark Knight!

GarethEllisismyDad wrote:Insanely impressive (if annoying) panthers performance

Respect

This

Thought I’d done Captain Cleary in the mixer but I’ve done Captain Cook. Don’t think I’ve checked since Tuesday. I think I’m fantasy-ed out tbh. Just hear for the nu metal now

GarethEllisismyDad wrote:Insanely impressive (if annoying) panthers performance

Respect

They just kept doing the same thing (not exactly the same thing but all process plays no panic plays), looked supremely confident that they would prevail.

Once Moses went off the Eels were gone (but tbh it probably didn’t make much difference)

The Lions are up!

my tv broke wrote:The Lions are up!

Just watching…totally unexpected!

Aardvark wrote:

Just watching…totally unexpected!

Ive been recognising all these guys from the local coffee shop all night

Up the fucking lions kents.

Mulvy wrote:



I relate to this. I don't even recognise some of the bands named. I like lot's of things but mostly rock/pop/grunge, but it's rather individual, I'll like some things but not others. I often start my weekend with drinks and a very loud youtube session. Tonight involved Puddle of Mudd (I didn't realise how many songs of theirs I knew) Nirvana unplugged and Foo fighters. And Michael Jackson. I like Michael, but my 7 year old really, really likes Michael (control yourselves). Tries to do all his dance moves. I've been really into Ok Computer again lately. One of the best albums ever (Radiohead). I really like old stuff too, Cream, Beach boys, Beatles, Led Zeppelin, Doors, Aerosmith. Can't believe Winfield didn't know Aerosmith. I like classical music too - the classics but also look up the Danish Symphony Orchestra, they do a bunch of cool stuff like movie themes on Youtube.

I think you might be my neighbour. Kents totally addicted to base.

Mulvy wrote:



Can't believe Winfield didn't know Aerosmith.

Hey hey hey, c'mon now.. I'd heard of Herosmith. Talk This Way, Can't Miss a Thing, Faded.. all the hits.

None of us had an Aerosmith album back in the day now that I think about it. Mostly spent our money on weed, but had albums from Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, ACDC, Powderfinger, Grinspoon, The Vines, Jet, Wolfmother, David Bowie, GnR, Led Zeppelin, Matchbox 20, Oasis, White Stripes, RATM.. that would regularly be cycled through.

Then I'd download and burn compilations from others with a few good songs we knew, like Aerosmith, The Kinks, The Who, Tool, Tom Petty, Smashing Pumpkins, Spiderbait, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan etc. etc. End up with some killer CDs doing that, but also miss the full album experience and finding hidden gems.

Shoutout to The Kills while I'm listing my top 50 too. An all-time favourite with a mix of punk, blues and psychedelic rock, but came around when our stoner group were going our separate ways, leaving for trades or university.

Last Day of Magic, Baby Says (live acoustic version), Wait and Fried My Little Brains if I were forced to mention only 4 to check out to get an idea of their style.

Aardvark wrote:

They just kept doing the same thing (not exactly the same thing but all process plays no panic plays), looked supremely confident that they would prevail.

Once Moses went off the Eels were gone (but tbh it probably didn’t make much difference)

Blake dropping the Cleary bomb in the 2nd half turned the tide... it looked like an even contest up until that moment.
Losing Moses put the game to bed.

WT Winfield wrote:

Hey hey hey, c'mon now.. I'd heard of Herosmith. Talk This Way, Can't Miss a Thing, Faded.. all the hits.

None of us had an Aerosmith album back in the day now that I think about it. Mostly spent our money on weed, but had albums from Black Sabbath, Jimi Hendrix, The Beatles, Pink Floyd, Nirvana, Pearl Jam, ACDC, Powderfinger, Grinspoon, The Vines, Jet, Wolfmother, David Bowie, GnR, Led Zeppelin, Matchbox 20, Oasis, White Stripes, RATM.. that would regularly be cycled through.

Then I'd download and burn compilations from others with a few good songs we knew, like Aerosmith, The Kinks, The Who, Tool, Tom Petty, Smashing Pumpkins, Spiderbait, Eric Clapton, Bob Dylan etc. etc. End up with some killer CDs doing that, but also miss the full album experience and finding hidden gems.

Shoutout to The Kills while I'm listing my top 50 too. An all-time favourite with a mix of punk, blues and psychedelic rock, but came around when our stoner group were going our separate ways, leaving for trades or university.

Last Day of Magic, Baby Says (live acoustic version), Wait and Fried My Little Brains if I were forced to mention only 4 to check out to get an idea of their style.

Keep on your mean side is a killer album, all skuzzy blues riffs and attitude. Very cool band live too!

Aardvark wrote:

Keep on your mean side is a killer album, all skuzzy blues riffs and attitude. Very cool band live too!

Hell yeah! I think it's probably my most listened to album of all-time. I remember getting home around 4am one morning in 2003, chucking Rage on and crashing into bed.. That savage Fried My Little Brains riff starts and I'm blindly trying to see who this band is because it sounds killer. First thing in the morning I downloaded that, then grabbed Pull A U and Superstition.. then the rest of the album and it's still a mainstay in my playlist to this day. Hitched and Kissy Kissy for the dark broodiness are cool as fuck too.

I usually recommend songs off their later albums though since I've tried Keep on Your Mean Side with a few people and didn't really stick with them.

Sunday's game will be interesting

Foundation club and probably best of the last decade takes on a plucky upstart team celebrating their 20th anniversary. Not often you see a team in their 8th ever finals series going for their second ever premiership

multiple.scoregasms wrote:Sunday's game will be interesting

Foundation club and probably best of the last decade takes on a plucky upstart team celebrating their 20th anniversary. Not often you see a team in their 8th ever finals series going for their second ever premiership

Was just looking at the team lists. With seven former Bunnies or Souths juniors in the Roosters line-up, its kind of like Souths A vs Souths B...

That was an impressive try

Hahahahaaha Fuck Munster

the Fog!

Storm must be regretting getting Meany they are have the team with him replacing Papy

I'm expecting teams to be really similar next season, so much value in many players that you will need to select them, mostly from injuries, reduced minutes this season and players moving teams.

HOK - Smith, Brailey, Api, Kenny, Robson, Hodgson (in theory should be first picked at $240k)
MID - Cotter, Tapine, New Storm MIDs, Elliott, Uto, Haas
EDG - NAS if named there, other Storm EDG, Lucy, Lane, Blore, Panther's Kikau replacement
HLF - Foran, Schuster, Hastings
CTR - Cheapies
WFBs - Turbo, Papy, CNK, Nofo, Savage, Ponga. Cobbo if named at fullback

Any others that are obvious that I am missing?