NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 15 - 1 week ban for any fantasy related posts on P51

Finch wrote:

Or blowing his load early?

When you hear her car pull up in the driveway and it's all over

Finch wrote:

Agree with most of this, Galvin looked great and even from a non fantasy perspective, he was heavily involved. At times it looked like he was the main playmaker.

He was impressive, solid playmaker with a running game and wasn't scared to dig into the line. Like we said yesterday the more him and Bula can work around each other the better for the Tigers

Doesn't look like a great day for fullbacks today. Hoping the wet conditions keep Turbo and Teddy to a more Ponga-like score this round.

Hoping my decent Round 1 score offsets this round enough to keep my team competitive. Hopefully can make the right calls next week. Maybe just Luki to Galvin and keep saving pennies

Camo123 wrote:Ricky said Smithies will be 13 going forward, Horsburgh can play lock or front row as bigger frame

Probably going to do Luki and Hutchison to someone and Galvin

What does this mean? Smithies is 13, but Horse can play lock?

You mean Smithies is first choice, Horse 2nd?

Finch wrote:

Please don't tell me Warriors are going to persist with Tui

So many times SJ passes him the ball and he's out of position and it goes to ground. Happened last week, happened again last night.

CNK is so much better for our team. Runs great lines, runs hard and defends well. I don't want a flashy fullback that's all over the show

Finch wrote:



2011 I think? The one where SJ made Proctor turn a full 360 and Lewis Brown scored?

2008 was the one I was thinking when Michael Witt scored late. It was a qualifying final though, 2011 was the prelim with Brown scoring, so chuck both on the list

Enchanted Glossy Flamingo wrote:688/12c with May, Burbo, Wong, Sitili and Cheese to play. Inside the top 10k would be nice to finish the week!

this is why i have you in fantasyfantasy -

I am not too worried about the Terril May pick because of his PPM, but surely he is getting 30-35 minutes per game moving forward with that bench. He only got big minutes last week because of injuries right?

kamikamicameleons wrote:

CNK is so much better for our team. Runs great lines, runs hard and defends well. I don't want a flashy fullback that's all over the show

CNKs early carries are crucial too. Tuaupiki is gifted but against an organized line he is no threat. He would probably suit a running half role but that would expose him defensively. He will eventually find a home in the super league where size isn't as important and kick chase isn't as organised, he would carve up

WT Winfield wrote:

2008 was the one I was thinking when Michael Witt scored late. It was a qualifying final though, 2011 was the prelim with Brown scoring, so chuck both on the list

That Witt try is possibly the greatest warriors try of all time.

The big busting Manu run, the shithousery before putting it down, and most importantly the dejected look on Cam Smith's face.

What more could you ask for

kamikamicameleons wrote:

That Witt try is possibly the greatest warriors try of all time.

The big busting Manu run, the shithousery before putting it down, and most importantly the dejected look on Cam Smith's face.

What more could you ask for

Ahhhh, those were the days

BaldShitTruck wrote:

CNKs early carries are crucial too. Tuaupiki is gifted but against an organized line he is no threat. He would probably suit a running half role but that would expose him defensively. He will eventually find a home in the super league where size isn't as important and kick chase isn't as organised, he would carve up

Yeah, CNK is vital for us, another aspect of his game we are really missing is his organising of our defensive line out wide. Been a few lapses in that area.

Niukore is also a big out for us at the moment. I really hope Capewell improves because he has been pretty average the first 2 games. Leaves too many holes in our defensive line.

kamikamicameleons wrote:

That Witt try is possibly the greatest warriors try of all time.

The big busting Manu run, the shithousery before putting it down, and most importantly the dejected look on Cam Smith's face.

What more could you ask for

Witt was an incredible goal kicker didn't he get something like 30 in a row?

That game in 2011 when we beat Melbourne and Inu scored was pretty awesome

kamikamicameleons wrote:

That Witt try is possibly the greatest warriors try of all time.

The big busting Manu run, the shithousery before putting it down, and most importantly the dejected look on Cam Smith's face.

What more could you ask for

A premiership?






Anyways here is the Witt try

https://youtu.be/jguQMDvMdBM?si=9WJQICXA8dgTa7R5&t=5566

Haha the coach killer with the put down.

robelgordo wrote:Haha the coach killer with the put down.

Who was it that did the slow down, tongue out before the line and got tackled

Boozecluez wrote:

A premiership?






Anyways here is the Witt try

https://youtu.be/jguQMDvMdBM?si=9WJQICXA8dgTa7R5&t=5566

Gotta be realistic

Rabbit wrote:I don't see Smithies role changing much at all. Maybe 65-70 minutes. They look a far better side with him out there. He's rock solid, looks a keeper and should average 55+ points. He's still getting used to our conditions and will thrive in winter. If you haven't got him, you're getting him.

okay new Matt

The Dolphin Conspiracies wrote:

this is why i have you in fantasyfantasy -

Picking me from L1 is mattnzesque not gonna lie, but appreciated

e: apologies for last week haha

Enchanted Glossy Flamingo wrote:

Picking me from L1 is mattnzesque not gonna lie, but appreciated

e: apologies for last week haha

I looked at your reserve grade stats from 1998. There were 2 games in a row where you made well above average speculative picks... how could I not pick you?