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    NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 31 - So many trade out options, but no trade in ones

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    Post by lukeayee Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:30 pm

    Holzman wrote:WFB is a real problem at the moment.

    Sloan Warbrick dropping bad scores.

    Walsh To'o look good options but then

    Turbo Teddy will be better value in 1-2 weeks.

    Latrell has shown also that the guns can hit a high BE.

    actually thinking Teddy might be the guy I pick up this week over Walsh, To'o etc...

    Lots of value for origin players now or coming up. Not sure how to balance with origin duties.

    Cook, Murray, Jurbo, Teddy, To'o, L Mitchell, Cotter, Scrit, Tino

    All of the above are about as cheap as they will get (Other then Teddy).

    I want them all now.
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    Post by easytiger Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:37 pm

    NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 31 - So many trade out options, but no trade in ones - Page 8 Nicho10

    I mean I knew Nicho was expensive, but wow - anyone know what that equates to as a points average Laughing
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    Post by mattnz Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:39 pm

    lukeayee wrote:

    Lots of value for origin players now or coming up. Not sure how to balance with origin duties.

    Cook, Murray, Jurbo, Teddy, To'o, L Mitchell, Cotter, Scrit, Tino

    All of the above are about as cheap as they will get (Other then Teddy).

    I want them all now.

    I am avoiding all of them, finding the non-origin players that can score well in those positions.
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    Post by Finger Puppet Mafia Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:41 pm

    Rabbits21 wrote:
    He’s out 4 weeks again.

    What's the diagnosis on ITT?
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    Post by The Dolphin Conspiracies Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:42 pm

    BCT05 wrote:Ugh Brailey out is super annoying, I don't particularly like any of the hooker options.

    Koro probably best value but would need to wait for next week and play Boyd. Might have to settle for JMK. Unless I do just get Cheese for now...

    Maybe going for a gun HOK rather than Beanz is the POD move to make. While everyone else is stick with Cheese/Liddle/Hodgson etc you could be pumping out scores by Grant/Cook. Cleary is scoring just fine as a C option
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    Post by Camo123 Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:48 pm

    Holzman wrote:WFB is a real problem at the moment.

    Sloan Warbrick dropping bad scores.

    Walsh To'o look good options but then

    Turbo Teddy will be better value in 1-2 weeks.

    Latrell has shown also that the guns can hit a high BE.

    actually thinking Teddy might be the guy I pick up this week over Walsh, To'o etc...

    Teddy should only drop around 25k with a 55 so he’s almost bottomed out

    I think given (if he doesn’t get injured) he should be a minimum 20-25 point upgrade on Sloan/Warbrick it’s worth the minor cash sacrifice
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    Post by Guest Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:49 pm

    filthridden wrote:

    Don't think he ever had DPP. Only a CTR in the team tracker. Didn't get a start til rd3. Should get DPP now though you'd think.


    Oh ok, I’ll give myself an uppercut. Thought he was DPP to start the season.
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    Post by Holzman Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:50 pm

    Camo123 wrote:

    Teddy should only drop around 25k with a 55 so he’s almost bottomed out

    I think given (if he doesn’t get injured) he should be a minimum 20-25 point upgrade on Sloan/Warbrick it’s worth the minor cash sacrifice

    Yeah think ill go Hopgood to Teddy

    might even go Sloan to Walsh/To'o on top

    Im H2H so dont care about byes.
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    Post by The Dolphin Conspiracies Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:51 pm

    The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:

    Maybe going for a gun HOK rather than Beanz is the POD move to make. While everyone else is stick with Cheese/Liddle/Hodgson etc you could be pumping out scores by Grant/Cook. Cleary is scoring just fine as a C option

    That or go with Soni Luke on the basis that Kenny might get dropped soon?
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    Post by BCT05 Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:56 pm

    The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:

    Maybe going for a gun HOK rather than Beanz is the POD move to make. While everyone else is stick with Cheese/Liddle/Hodgson etc you could be pumping out scores by Grant/Cook. Cleary is scoring just fine as a C option

    Yeah Hynes not on the cards for me personally anyway but maybe Grant/Cook is still the way to go when it comes to hooker. Easy to get caught up with avoiding origin players but then ending up with guys you don't really want long term for the sake of an extra game
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    Post by ForanAgainst Tue Apr 11, 2023 1:58 pm

    What’s the consensus on Crossland? Does he get one more start in the halves this week? Is he first choice hooker option when Ponga gets back? Weighing up my options between him, McInnes, Couchman, possibly Sele, and a host of others.

    Btw, as good as $0 looked, and as telling as it is regarding Manly’s right edge, I don’t think I can be comfortable any longer with Warbrick in my 17, I’m potentially looking at:

    Hopgood>Matto
    Carrigan>????
    Warbrick>Walsh

    Crossland leaves me $312K, the other options a bit less.
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    Post by BCT05 Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:01 pm

    ForanAgainst wrote:What’s the consensus on Crossland? Does he get one more start in the halves this week? Is he first choice hooker option when Ponga gets back? Weighing up my options between him, McInnes, Couchman, possibly Sele, and a host of others.

    Btw, as good as $0 looked, and as telling as it is regarding Manly’s right edge, I don’t think I can be comfortable any longer with Warbrick in my 17, I’m potentially looking at:

    Hopgood>Matto
    Carrigan>????
    Warbrick>Walsh

    Crossland leaves me $312K, the other options a bit less.

    Gamble is back this week and sounds like he will be back into halves with Crossland and Mann sharing hooker
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    Post by WT Winfield Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:03 pm

    easytiger wrote:NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 31 - So many trade out options, but no trade in ones - Page 8 Nicho10

    I mean I knew Nicho was expensive, but wow - anyone know what that equates to as a points average Laughing  

    Glad I got him in at 1,008,000 already this morning. Tempted to bank the 800k now though.
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    Post by Yet again out of trades Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:14 pm

    All the hopgood owners jumping off now ?

    Thinking of going

    Hopgood , brailey , itt
    To
    Robson , ekatoa , Kris
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    Post by Camo123 Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:16 pm

    The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:

    That or go with Soni Luke on the basis that Kenny might get dropped soon?

    Sorensen back to bench and when JFH returns probably means less middle mins for Kenny and therefore less mins for Soni Luke?
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    Post by MayorofAlburquerque Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:17 pm

    Howdy Y'All,

    Haven't had much time this year to do a long look at stats, but with the general crop of common WFBs and CTRs performing like roadkill armadillo last round, it really hurt if you didn't have Hammer and/or Walsh and were relying on the likes of Warbrick, ITT, Sloan, Perham (or maybe all of them). Problem this year has been players sustaining unsustainable scoring. So here's an interesting one.

    In games over 60mins:
    Player 1 = 46.3 Ave (6.3 TK, 4.8 TB, 1.3 OH, 204 MG, 4 pts/p/g from T/TA/LB/LBA). High of 51, Low of 41.
    Player 2 = 48.7 Ave (5.7 TK, 4.7 TB, 0 OH, 156 MG, 17 pts/p/g from T/TA/LB/LBA). High of 65, Low of 28.

    There's $103k between the two. Who would you rather?
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    Post by Chewie Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:18 pm

    It's a good feeling having the Cleary & Hynes combo...

    Team after trades:
    Grant
    Haas, Tapine, Ford
    Hosking, EKatoa
    Cleary, Hynes
    Bird, Alamoti
    Miller, HTF, CNK

    SJ, Preston, Carty, Sloan
    Knik, IKatoa, Couchman, HSS

    Hoping HSS will be benched again so I can shuffle players around to my liking
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    Post by ForanAgainst Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:18 pm

    BCT05 wrote:

    Gamble is back this week and sounds like he will be back into halves with Crossland and Mann sharing hooker

    Right. That guy who at one time had one of the worst haircuts ever.

    I’d like it to be Crossland starting and moving to the middle when Mann comes on. If one of Johns or Croker make their 17, it’s likely CrossMann minutes could be split more evenly? No idea. It helps to type whilst I think.
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    Post by lukeayee Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:19 pm

    MayorofAlburquerque wrote:Howdy Y'All,

    Haven't had much time this year to do a long look at stats, but with the general crop of common WFBs and CTRs performing like roadkill armadillo last round, it really hurt if you didn't have Hammer and/or Walsh and were relying on the likes of Warbrick, ITT, Sloan, Perham (or maybe all of them). Problem this year has been players sustaining unsustainable scoring. So here's an interesting one.

    In games over 60mins:
    Player 1 = 46.3 Ave (6.3 TK, 4.8 TB, 1.3 OH, 204 MG, 4 pts/p/g from T/TA/LB/LBA). High of 51, Low of 41.
    Player 2 = 48.7 Ave (5.7 TK, 4.7 TB, 0 OH, 156 MG, 17 pts/p/g from T/TA/LB/LBA). High of 65, Low of 28.

    There's $103k between the two. Who would you rather?

    Player 1. And I would assume played 1 is cheaper?
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    Post by Chewie Tue Apr 11, 2023 2:20 pm

    MayorofAlburquerque wrote:Howdy Y'All,

    Haven't had much time this year to do a long look at stats, but with the general crop of common WFBs and CTRs performing like roadkill armadillo last round, it really hurt if you didn't have Hammer and/or Walsh and were relying on the likes of Warbrick, ITT, Sloan, Perham (or maybe all of them). Problem this year has been players sustaining unsustainable scoring. So here's an interesting one.

    In games over 60mins:
    Player 1 = 46.3 Ave (6.3 TK, 4.8 TB, 1.3 OH, 204 MG, 4 pts/p/g from T/TA/LB/LBA). High of 51, Low of 41.
    Player 2 = 48.7 Ave (5.7 TK, 4.7 TB, 0 OH, 156 MG, 17 pts/p/g from T/TA/LB/LBA). High of 65, Low of 28.

    There's $103k between the two. Who would you rather?

    I would go player 1

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