NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 18 - I see the problem Walsh has

Boozecluez wrote:

Nah I fumbled it

Aardvark wrote:
You can but if you drop it, deliberate knockdown 10 in the bin

Khany wrote:

Yeah, don't particularly need CNK returning a week early either

multiple.scoregasms wrote:Had ticket with mates to attend the Roosters opposed training session tonight but came down with covid. Should be a cracking game

lukeayee wrote:I could see Hosking coming on after 20 minutes. Whitehead gets taken off.

Then 20 mins into the second half Smithies comes off and whitehead/hosking goes to lock.

If I was betting man (and you best believe I am) i'd say that's $1.50.

(I also own Hosking in SC so trying to cope).

WT Winfield wrote:

Only 70k difference now, but most around here paid 86k more for Cotter. Not sure we know Curran's minutes any better since the trial when he came on after ~15 mins, which has continued.. but injuries make it hard to know if the plan is to play out the game for 60-65 mins.

AL wrote:

I think Ciraldo thinks his best footy is in that 60-65 minute range, but also wants him on at the backend of games without burning two interchanges.

And with two other mobile forwards in Mann and Salmon he is choosing to play him up front. Nothing to base this on apart from feelings when watching the game. Cue egg on face.

I wanted him initially but changed tack when he was benched in Week 1 teamlists. I’d grab him this week if I didn’t save trades and back myself in to a corner this week.

Milchcow wrote:

Fantasy looping is not a terrible thing for a maths teacher to be talking to kids about

Logic work with a numerical bent, and also involves probability (should I loop a score of 31)

If you go to supercoach with their VC loop there's some teachable maths as well (2 * Captain score + 17th player vs  2 * VC Score + AE)

And an actual real life application as well (at least if they are fantasy football players)

Better than teaching them how to work out the volume of a cone

King Assassin wrote:Haas ownership is down 21%. But still 35% of Players own him. I'll estimate ~10% of players are unaware of the 4-6 weeks out at this stage and will trade him out next week. Then around 5% of players are probably stupid enough to hold him until he returns (such as Snatchpato's students). That would leave us with 20% of teams. I believe its a fair estimate to say most of the teams are inactive and given Haas's ownership was at 56%, ~35.6% of total teams are inactive in Fantasy.

Milchcow wrote:


There a fair chunk of dead  teams who'll own him all season.
Cleary missed 6 weeks last year and was still the most popular captain for every week he missed

But for Haas originally he was a chance to play, and the 4-6 weeks out was only announced relatively close to kick off, so a bunch of active but casual teams will have jus missed the news. Not everyone sits on Facebook all day waiting for team updates

Finch wrote:So much anger/animosity on the forum lately, not great!

Rabbit wrote:

That depends on the THC content and whether it's Sativa or Indica.

White Lightning wrote:

hey bro but who needs fb when the brilliant tigs keeps us up to date what a champion

BaldShitTruck wrote:

Crackhead maths teachers would be awesome at the situation equation.

Tony buys 20 grams of meth, he owes Big D $1500.00 plus the $500 owed from the week before. Tony intended to sell the 20 grams at a street value of $2,750 but instead used 5 grams himself. Tony sells the remainder of the meth for $1000.00. How much money does Tony now have to steal in order to pay back Big D?

Chewie wrote:

Does Tony own Haas?

BaldShitTruck wrote:

Would assume he picks on aesthetics  of mullets or missing teeth so mids would be Arrow, McInnes and Cotter

White Lightning wrote:

you have a great sense of humour that's funny