NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 12 - No need for a restart

In Aotearoa and wondering why I couldn't see team lists at 4:15pm hahaha whoops

Dolphins injury update

Scans have revealed Connelly Lemuelu has suffered a grade two tear of the medial ligament in his right knee. It is expected the Samoan international will be out for four matches as he rehabilitates his injury.

Lock Ray Stone is in concussion protocol and is also out of the game against the Dragons.

Tigs wrote:Dolphins injury update

Scans have revealed Connelly Lemuelu has suffered a grade two tear of the medial ligament in his right knee. It is expected the Samoan international will be out for four matches as he rehabilitates his injury.

Lock Ray Stone is in concussion protocol and is also out of the game against the Dragons.

Plath should get big minutes this week then. Was hoping his price would drop a bit more first - still might before he establishes a bigger role.

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Tigs wrote:Dolphins injury update

Scans have revealed Connelly Lemuelu has suffered a grade two tear of the medial ligament in his right knee. It is expected the Samoan international will be out for four matches as he rehabilitates his injury.

Lock Ray Stone is in concussion protocol and is also out of the game against the Dragons.

Nice and awkward for Aitken.

GreenSchist wrote:

Plath should get big minutes this week then. Was hoping his price would drop a bit more first - still might before he establishes a bigger role.

I have Plath as my starting 6 in supercoach

mattnz wrote:

Make up sex

They are siblings. And it's the female who is usually humping the male's face.
Apparently it's a sign of dominance.

GreenSchist wrote:

Plath should get big minutes this week then. Was hoping his price would drop a bit more first - still might before he establishes a bigger role.

Wallace will come in

Moses: “I’ll be fine for this week… I just didn’t kick for precaution, but I’ll be fine.”

If Duncan is named to start at lock he'll be hard to ignore

Loomer wrote:

Not a shocking surprise but sucks balls as owner

Averages 54 as 2RF. Limited data and played 80 only once. With less work, can see him scoring OK there and playing 80.

If it happens.

easytiger wrote:

That was just a regular training session.
Teams mix things up all the time.

If it were a Captains run, it might be a genuine indicator, but it wasn't.
Sezer 7, Sullivan 6, Galvin 14 still seems the most likely TL

THIS

Sezer will be named and play if fit

Milchcow wrote:
If that Tigers rumour is indeed talking about interesting selections (plural) then could be someone else like Alex Lobb in the team

I played with his dad.

mattnz wrote:

Awesome, looking like I will get Sullivan at 7.

Fainu is coming into that team sooner rather than later. Halves will be Fainu and Galvin soon.

Rabbit wrote:

I played with his dad.

League?

lukeayee wrote:

League?

That too.

Rabbit wrote:

Fainu is coming into that team sooner rather than later. Halves will be Fainu and Galvin soon.

Douehi apparently kicking the ball around at training. Has been out since R6 last season.

mattnz wrote:

Douehi apparently kicking the ball around at training. Has been out since R6 last season.

There's a reason the Tigers invested in halves. Douehi.

Oh, and congratulations to me for 200 posts.

Benji Marshall will give long suffering Wests Tigers fans a glimpse into the future with the rookie coach to blood local junior Lachlan Galvin this weekend.

Galvin, still only 18, will make his NRL debut in the Tigers’ season opener against Canberra in the No.6 jumper alongside new recruit Jayden Sullivan at halfback. Veteran No.7 Aidan Sezer has been struggling to overcome a minor hamstring injury suffered in the preseason challenge but will still be named in the side to come off the bench in the No.14 jumper. (Telegraph)