NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 46 - You say which fantasy group is at the top? I Can't Believe It's Not Butters

Milchcow wrote:

Its catch 22

People traded Haas to Hynes

if you don't have Haas you don't get Fantasy. but if you don't have Hynes, you also don't get Fantasy

getting Fantasy is a complex beast

What about those poor souls without Haas or Hynes?

Do they form some sort of double negative and now get fantasy by not having either player required to get fantasy?




Wait now I'm confused...

What I'd like to know is how did Carrigan play 72mins, but was sin-binned for 10?

That's some dark arts shiz right there

Finch wrote:

Same ref as Warriors/Panthers last week

Mate I know it’s not an easy gig at all but I’ve seen a lot of this guy now reffing and sorry for mine he’s not NRL standard. But the ranks are bare I guess so it is what it is. Experienced Gerry Sutton in the bunker tonight had a few horrible calls as well. Still I feel you always knew Storm would win once Reyno went down. Hope Adam is aye ok after that.

Robertneville wrote:

What about those poor souls without Haas or Hynes?

Do they form some sort of double negative and now get fantasy by not having either player required to get fantasy?




Wait now I'm confused...

I am not very good at this game I just got lucky and picked players with an H somewhere in their name, that strategy is working.

Haas
Hynes
Horse
Harry
Hosking
Nathan
Walsh
Joseph
Lachlan
Jahream
Smith x 2
Tanah

etc

Antipodean1 wrote:

I am not very good at this game I just got lucky and picked players with an H somewhere in their name, that strategy is working.

Haas
Hynes
Horse
Harry
Hosking
Nathan
Walsh
Joseph
Lachlan
Jahream
Smith x 2
Tanah

etc

Isaah Yeo spells his name like that just to qualify for this.

syn13 wrote:Buying NAS in the worst thing I’ve done in this game this year with daylight second, cunt is built like a brick shithouse and he’d fall over in a stiff breeze, don’t know what possessed me considering I’ve kept a wide berth every other year he’s followed this pattern

Same mate. He's busted too. What's worse is they told him to get needled before the game and he said nah, don't need it. Spewin. He also said post game he felt a click in his knee so who he's probably going to sit out a bit.

my tv broke wrote:Really entertaining game imo.

Broncos got to be better to beat the top sides. Too much stupid stuff. Tighten up. Tough game next week too

Yeah if they tidy up their discipline and losing Reyno didn't help their structure, Maam is pretty naff...

They are defo a top 8 side and will terrorise most.

Great team to watch.

my tv broke wrote:

Rabs21 comes in swinging

I had to say it mate and seperate to that I’m a neutral watching that game and I was getting worked up with some of the diabolical decisions I’d have been past boiling point if my team was playing in that one tonight.

Commiserations mate you should still be proud of your boys they could’ve thrown the towel in after losing Reyno but they didn’t they fought for one another. I’m nervous on this Carrigan thing now hoping it’s just a fine or 1 week as I’m nervous as I was gonna bring Horse in. Hopefully for your sake too it was a cat 2 and Reyno can play next week as I’d love to see you beat Penrith.

2/128 for me just Haas and Loiero. Loiero likely going for Robson next week.

Mind you I didn’t get Walsh either so maybe I don’t get fantasy ahahahahahahahahaha

I just wish the Warriors got the Bunnies treatment every now and then and the NRL gave us some points. Heck I'd even just take the Latrell treatment.

The way the game is being played and adjudicated at the moment is really starting to damage the nrl product. Players forcing the refs hand by staying down, refusing to play the ball until the play has been reviewed. Players going to ground either in defence on collision with decoy runners or in attack chasing kicks. It’s all starting to sound like soccer and from my experience a large percentage of league fans despise that game.

Soccer as a game is a great game. It’s the spirit it’s played in and the way it’s officiated that a lot of league fans can’t tolerate. I fear this is what the nrl is becoming.

10 years ago the players themselves wouldn’t allow their peers to behave like this. But there has clearly been a shift and from here it’s a slippery slope. The more that players get away with, the more it will happen. 

The nrl need to get tough on this now or risk losing bulk crowds. It’s one thing for decisions to be annoying or frustrating. It’s another for the game not to be standing for the basic values and principles their fan base believes in. Things like honesty, integrity, sportsmanship. Lose those and suddenly it’s a pretty unattractive game.

Walsh updated to 69

PS what does it take for Moses to get his banner

Syzy wrote:The way the game is being played and adjudicated at the moment is really starting to damage the nrl product. Players forcing the refs hand by staying down, refusing to play the ball until the play has been reviewed. Players going to ground either in defence on collision with decoy runners or in attack chasing kicks. It’s all starting to sound like soccer and from my experience a large percentage of league fans despise that game.

Soccer as a game is a great game. It’s the spirit it’s played in and the way it’s officiated that a lot of league fans can’t tolerate. I fear this is what the nrl is becoming.

10 years ago the players themselves wouldn’t allow their peers to behave like this. But there has clearly been a shift and from here it’s a slippery slope. The more that players get away with, the more it will happen. 

The nrl need to get tough on this now or risk losing bulk crowds. It’s one thing for decisions to be annoying or frustrating. It’s another for the game not to be standing for the basic values and principles their fan base believes in. Things like honesty, integrity, sportsmanship. Lose those and suddenly it’s a pretty unattractive game.

Bring back the biff!

The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:Walsh updated to 69

That's not an update, that was the score a couple of minutes after the end of the game. Your fantasy will have to wait.

Antipodean1 wrote:What I'd like to know is how did Carrigan play 72mins, but was sin-binned for 10?

That's some dark arts shiz right there

I would also like to know this.

Robertneville wrote:

What about those poor souls without Haas or Hynes?

Do they form some sort of double negative and now get fantasy by not having either player required to get fantasy?




Wait now I'm confused...

I like this guy.

The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:Walsh updated to 69

PS what does it take for Moses to get his banner

Make one?

Syzy wrote:The way the game is being played and adjudicated at the moment is really starting to damage the nrl product. Players forcing the refs hand by staying down, refusing to play the ball until the play has been reviewed. Players going to ground either in defence on collision with decoy runners or in attack chasing kicks. It’s all starting to sound like soccer and from my experience a large percentage of league fans despise that game.

Soccer as a game is a great game. It’s the spirit it’s played in and the way it’s officiated that a lot of league fans can’t tolerate. I fear this is what the nrl is becoming.

10 years ago the players themselves wouldn’t allow their peers to behave like this. But there has clearly been a shift and from here it’s a slippery slope. The more that players get away with, the more it will happen. 

The nrl need to get tough on this now or risk losing bulk crowds. It’s one thing for decisions to be annoying or frustrating. It’s another for the game not to be standing for the basic values and principles their fan base believes in. Things like honesty, integrity, sportsmanship. Lose those and suddenly it’s a pretty unattractive game.

Well said

Broncos coach Kevin Walters refused to comment on the officiating of his side’s contest against the Storm because his “contract’s not big enough to pay the fine"

Courtesy of Fox League

https://twitter.com/FOXNRL/status/1656645517835919360

Rabbits21 wrote:Broncos coach Kevin Walters refused to comment on the officiating of his side’s contest against the Storm because his “contract’s not big enough to pay the fine"

Courtesy of Fox League

https://twitter.com/FOXNRL/status/1656645517835919360

The key controversial calls went the Bronco's way!