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Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Welshy Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:41 am
Milchcow wrote:
I've just switched Thompson to HSS
Cheaper, and better base. I can easily see Thompson putting up a couple of sub 20 scores.
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Holzman Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:43 am
Milchcow wrote:
I've been listening to the TL podcast and they all have Staggs as premium option.
Given I have Alomati, HSS and Talau, i can see the valu ein bringing some sort of consistency to the team
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by robelgordo Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:44 am
multiple.scoregasms wrote:MS's anti pod list aka popular players I don't rate
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Khan-Pereira - Needed lots of tries in NSW cup to score not very many points. Probably loses his job to Kelly in a few weeks
Tabuai-Fidow - Little bit of value here but think Dolphins will struggle early doors. Not many attacking stats on offer but has every chance of scooping up a loose ball for a 20 point try
Miller - I just don't think he is a very good player. Eye test says he was worse than Kennedy, Hynes and Dykes at the Sharks. Regularly makes the wrong decision with ball in hand stiffling attacks. Has the fantasy play style to make this comment look very silly if I'm wrong
Ray Stone - Unsure what role he will play off the bench. Wait and see for me
Perham - Historically poor fantasy scorer in a team that probably doesn't make the 8. If things go wrong then Averillo or Burns could slot in comfortably
Blore - Love the talent, love the player, don't like the job security
Ford - Too many options for edge role at the Warriors. Could easily see Barnett, Tohu, Curran, Sironen slot in
MS's watch list aka what role I want to see in round 1
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Ray Stone - First off the bench and play out the game at lock. Easy trade in at <300k with low b/e
Barnett - Potential he plays 80 minutes split between middle and edge
Jack Hetherington - Late shuffle see Hetherington start over Fitzgibbon. Plenty of value and handy depth
Keppie - If he is genuinely used as a 13 rather than just swapping jerseys with JTurbo there is value
Max King - Lot of middles missing at the Dogs and he has a serious motor. Averaged 47 minutes last year but could push it closer to 60 early.
Preston - Eye test guy with similar scenario to Stone. Would rather wait and see how this one plays out
CHN - Hasn't been mentioned a lot but is about 10 points under valued when he starts. If he gets the edge spot with Whitehead middle this could be the cashie that everyone misses ala Ofa 2022
Arrow - Bunnies bench is very light with Taafe, Chee Kam, Shaq and Moale not big minute players. Could elevate and go to a 55+ gun
Moale - See Arrow. Someone has to get decent minutes
Uto - I have a feeling that Ofa, Klemmer and Twal get the bulk of the minutes this week with Uto and Pole used for impact. Still decent value if he gets 40 minutes
Tino - If he starts the year like he ended last season he is a priority in. Cut price keeper potential
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by The Bludger#2 Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:44 am
GarethEllisismyDad wrote:Can’t decide between garner and katoa
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Bethany_B Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:47 am
robelgordo wrote:
I think they kick for Coates, regardless of side.
Also Coates also had some absolute trash fantasy games - he was definitely not someone you wanted to play every week. Unless you like hat trick lotto.
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Bethany_B Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:48 am
Holzman wrote:
Is it worth going the 100k extra though to just go Holmes with the higher floor if your going the Centre keeper route.
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by mattnz Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:52 am
If he was left wing, sure. Right wing makes him the new improved Jaxson PauloWelshy wrote:
Noticed you have Talau mate? Talau has 7 scores 15 or under
Thompson on end of red hot backline in high quality Team, surely he makes more money as provided better scores?
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Holzman Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:52 am
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Loomer Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:55 am
Welshy wrote:
Noticed you have Talau mate? Talau has 7 scores 15 or under
Thompson on end of red hot backline in high quality Team, surely he makes more money as provided better scores?
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Holzman Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:58 am
Loomer wrote:
Milne is the issue with Thompson
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by rhinoceroo Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:58 am
Milchcow wrote:
I've been listening to the TL podcast and they all have Staggs as premium option.
Given I have Alomati, HSS and Talau, i can see the valu ein bringing some sort of consistency to the team
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Welshy Wed Mar 01, 2023 9:59 am
Loomer wrote:
Milne is the issue with Thompson
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by mattnz Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:00 am
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by my tv broke Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:02 am
Welshy wrote:
Beat him out last year.
Plus the response was to the sub 20 scores. Very likely he will get some, but he’s already a better player than Talau who has history of some absolute stinking scores, cheaper or not
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by rhinoceroo Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:05 am
mattnz wrote:I have been trying to work out the gut feel many of us have for Walsh. Have landed on targeting Drinkwater's last fantasy season as the target benchmark.
Both highly rated youngsters, on the improve, Walsh has a better tackle and kicking game, at least as good on attack.
Having Reynolds setting up Walsh with space to do his thing, like he did with Latrell should push Walsh to the next level.
He gets genuine attacking weapons outside him to set up, instead of the shambles the warriors put on the park each week.
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by lubedragon Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:07 am
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by ytsb Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:09 am
rhinoceroo wrote:
Sick of the sight of my centres and have brought in Staggs. Much prefer it.
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Bethany_B Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:11 am
mattnz wrote:I have been trying to work out the gut feel many of us have for Walsh. Have landed on targeting Drinkwater's last fantasy season as the target benchmark.
Both highly rated youngsters, on the improve, Walsh has a better tackle and kicking game, at least as good on attack.
Having Reynolds setting up Walsh with space to do his thing, like he did with Latrell should push Walsh to the next level.
He gets genuine attacking weapons outside him to set up, instead of the shambles the warriors put on the park each week.
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by Moanaman Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:17 am
Re: NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together by FaringdonSwirl Wed Mar 01, 2023 10:23 am
rhinoceroo wrote:
Think I'd rather take Ford than Carty or Garner.
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