NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 32 - All trade in's must have a full set of teeth

rhinoceroo wrote:We're at that stage of the season where 96.2% of the top 1,000 have captained Nathan Cleary.

Rule 1 is back in full force!

What percentage of the top 1000 have Hynes?

I imagine as people get Hynes in, we'll see a little bit of difference week to week.

Regulator wrote:What percentage of the top 1000 have Hynes?

I imagine as people get Hynes in, we'll see a little bit of difference week to week.

Don't know how many have him, but 0.8% (so eight players) have captained him.

I would just like to drop in and express my disdain for KNikorima, the cash cow that was promised to us and that has stunk up my 17. Thanks for listening.

Regulator wrote:What percentage of the top 1000 have Hynes?

I imagine as people get Hynes in, we'll see a little bit of difference week to week.

Just 2.3%

mattnz wrote:

Just 2.3%

As of last week. About 7.8% now?

Mulvy wrote:

As of last week. About 7.8% now?

It is the number in footystats, not sure how up to date it is. YAFSS says 5.5% traded him in, so you are probably correct.

mattnz wrote:

Just 2.3%

Those will be last week's figures, not taking trades into account. Even ynot's won't account for pending trades, only locked in captain choices, so I suppose with 962 Cleary, 18 Haas and 8 Hynes there are another 12 spare who might be captaining a freshly bought Hynes. Either way, it's not very many.

(eg if I've traded Trindall to Hynes and captained him it'll still show up on the fantasy site as captain Trindall until the game)

Missed the game tonight but took me about 80 mins to work through the posts. A few nuggets in there, @revraiser on a tear early

filthridden wrote:Brenko Lee looks bigger than Latrell these days.

Brenko’s got a real ‘mid 40’s larrikin concreter’ vibe going on the last couple of years

Fully expect him to be out on the edge wearing gum boots with a rollie hanging from the corner of his mouth

Bethany_B wrote:

Good to see you finally got your boy in, I was surprised you didn't just start with Murray.

I brought in Cook this week thanks to Brailey's injury, and now I only have the two best Souths players, none of those lemons like Sele or ITT.

3/137, went up from 317 to 148 overall in tonight's game

I couldn’t fit Murray in initially start of season as I had to fit in Haas and Grant I felt.

Rabbits21 wrote:
I couldn’t fit Murray in initially start of season as I had to fit in Haas and Grant I felt.

Any thoughts on why Moale was suddenly trusted with lots of minutes? Do you expect that to continue?

Rabbits21 wrote:
I couldn’t fit Murray in initially start of season as I had to fit in Haas and Grant I felt.

For me I was 50/50 on Murray vs Grant at the start, went for Murray because he has a higher floor and I was expecting Cheese to hold the fort at hooker longer than he did. I played Boyd at hooker from round 2-4, Brailey round 5-6 and then got Cook this week.

Haas was always going to be a must-have, and Fifita will be another one in a week or two (averaging 58 with no attack, and I can see a big one coming soon). I can see a lot of people tearing their teams apart for Fifita when that big score comes.

JMK up 9 to 56

Aitken 58
JMK 56
Gilbert 43
Katoa 40
Lemuelu 34
Hammer 32
Kodi 25

Latrell 66
Murray 57
Cook 53
Ilias 48
Koala 34
Sele 27

MF wrote:JMK up 9 to 56

Looks like he stole them from Ilias.

Welp, switching Sele for Couchman last minute I already know was the wrong move

Would anyone try looping Warbrick or Dunster over the 24/25 of Ese'ese/Nikorima. I am sure which ever I choose will be the wrong one

Finally caught up on the chats. I made sure to upvote every simultaneous post about Aitken not passing to his winger.

The expansion chat is fun too. Perth would work IMO. All those horrible early and late season 6pm Sunday games translates to 3pm Perth time (before daylight savings ends). 530pm Sat game is a day game there too. Or make it an occasional 4 game super Saturday with a 930pm game (730 Perth). 

When they briefly got rid of the Perth super rugby team, NRL should’ve got Twiggy Forrest to fund an NRL team instead 

Traditionally WA is the most league interested of the AFL states - there’s been a few players from there (more than from Vic and SA) including Royce Hunt. There’s a club comp in Perth, and also Kalgoorlie. On top of that there’s a fair chunk of ENG/RSA expats that wouldn’t take much persuading to watch something similar. And culturally Perth revels in being an isolated pariah city and gets massively behind local teams - the get the biggest crowds for Big Bash, basketball, used to for soccer before A-league (not sure now)

The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:Would anyone try looping Warbrick or Dunster over the 24/25 of Ese'ese/Nikorima. I am sure which ever I choose will be the wrong one

Maybe Warbrick, not Dunster.