NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 4 - It's go time !

Welshy wrote:

Similar thoughts about Kenny. Worse case he gets 50/55 minutes and scores 35 and plods himself to some 5 points value and decent early bench scoring, best case he's playing 65-80 and scoring 40-45 and 10-15 points of value

Way i'm seeing it

Finch wrote:Not sure if it matters or not (From a Fantasy perspective anyway), but Crichton diagnosed with Bipolar

https://twitter.com/9NewsSyd/status/1628661725946949632

Finch wrote:Not sure if it matters or not (From a Fantasy perspective anyway), but Crichton diagnosed with Bipolar

https://twitter.com/9NewsSyd/status/1628661725946949632

Finch wrote:Not sure if it matters or not (From a Fantasy perspective anyway), but Crichton diagnosed with Bipolar

https://twitter.com/9NewsSyd/status/1628661725946949632

WT2K wrote:DT:
Manly sensation Kaeo Weekes will be named as the Sea Eagles’ super sub in the season opener but he is in no rush to make a call on future.

Weekes will take over the role vacated by Warriors recruit Dylan Walker with his pre-season form proving too hard for coach Anthony Seibold to ignore.

Cronulla are putting together the final pieces of their star-studded backline after flyer Sione Katoa agreed to a new three year deal to remain at the club.

The Sharks have been busy ensuring their backline is locked in long-term with Katoa joining Ronaldo Mulitalo (until the end of 2025) and Siosifa Talakai (end of 2026) to agree to new deals during the off-season.

The Sharks remain in talks with fullback Will Kennedy and centre Jesse Ramien after having the bizarre circumstance where their entire starting back five was off-contract at once.

Cronulla are also in discussions about extending back-rower Teig Wilton – whose deal ends at the end of this season – and are keen to lock-down Nicho Hynes long-term despite his contract not expiring until the end of next year.

Katoa has become a noted try-scorer for the Sharks having crossed 39 times in his past 48 games. He had his first taste of representative football last year after making his debut for Tonga at the World Cup.

mintotheimmortal wrote:

Its definitely a controversial take. I guess different styles come into play as well. Obviously Egan doesnt have the explosiveness as robson or cheese. Out of those though I would have Egan Robson and JBrailey in the tier below the grants of the world. I think its Egan's craftyness and ruck control/manipulation which stands out

Krump wrote:
I really do wonder how these grubby reporters still manage to have anyone willing to speak to them. Boyd had the right idea

robelgordo wrote:Weidlers relationship with the club and Angus would be fairly symbiotic on this I’d think. Otherwise he would’ve reported stuff in late Dec in a code in crisis, players behaving badly way

Krump wrote:
Why not just leave the bloke alone? I dare say we care a hell of a lot more here about him then the average person and the only reason he’s being spoken about now is because Weidler brought him up. Seems the media in general is trying to do the right thing but he does this shit.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:Whispers that Edwards won't be back until after Penrith's bye.

Revraiser wrote:

More of this Pls !

Hope ur well mate.

Krump wrote:Fucking shit staines