NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 20 - The Gang All Get Injured

kamikamicameleons wrote:Intrigued to see whether SJ gets the kicking tee back this week. If he does he could well be worth picking up after one or two more price drops. Would replace Moses nicely at ~770k

multiple.scoregasms wrote:RE: Talagi - I'm not looking for a cash cow this week but Talagi feels a bit like forcing it. Last Monday he hadn't even been mentioned as next man up/one to watch and now he is the second most popular trade in. I know CTR eligible playing in the half and all that but there will always be another cow. This time next week we will probably be talking about Iro or Geyer or Schiller after they put up a 40

RE: Gun vs Cow - Cash gen is still going to be very important this year, despite everyone currently being flush with cash due to Cleary and Haas injuries. In the near future we will need to be able to upgrade the Hutchison/Salmon/Burbo's of the world so I'm leaning towards Campbell over Turbo. Leaves plenty of cash but also plenty of players needing to be upgraded while Campbell should make 150-200k and close the gap on a falling gun

RE: KPP - Has the role I want and looks a likely fantasy scorer. Looks to have jumped Lucas with Friz moving to middle to accomodate both on the field. If my team wasn't imploding he would probably be an in for me this week and it's very likely I still grab him next week. Basically plays like Kikau but with a defensive work rate so can see him averaging high 40s as long as he starts

RE: Cleary - Holding makes sense for my team at least for this week. Can't spend his cash in the short term(nearly 450k in the bank without trading Cleary) so preferring to get rid of the likes of Moses, Piakura, Cotric and Wong first. Chan and Burbo may also be priority outs ahead of Cleary for me

Syzy wrote:What does Brown average with no Moses?

Anyone got the numbers?

robelgordo wrote:Turbo hasn't play the Dragons since 2019 but did get 100 then so he's guaranteed to go large this weekend. Captain him, then captain him again to make sure.

robelgordo wrote:Turbo hasn't play the Dragons since 2019 but did get 100 then so he's guaranteed to go large this weekend. Captain him, then captain him again to make sure.

Syzy wrote:What does Brown average with no Moses?

Anyone got the numbers?

kamikamicameleons wrote:Intrigued to see whether SJ gets the kicking tee back this week. If he does he could well be worth picking up after one or two more price drops. Would replace Moses nicely at ~770k

robelgordo wrote:

No brainer for Warriors to be back

Bulldogs would be good for Western Sydney pathways... except Bulldogs have never really embraced their Western Sydney pathways. Should more strongly identify with Liverpool, Fairfield etc and just don't. Parra, Penrith even Tigers with Campbelltown have done a much better job.

Also feels like Sharks, Souffs and Dragons (Illawarra) were the strongest catchments in NSW for womens rugby league pre-WNRL, and the first two will nearly be the last to get a team.

mattnz wrote:

Turbo's run meters are spectacular.

The season he averaged 80, his run meters averaged 221.

This season he is averaging 207.

The Pascoe Fiasco wrote:
I was raised in Fairfield and I don’t associate with it, why should an outsider? It’s in Parra by the way, and Liverpool is in Tigers area. Canterbury have threatened to go out Liverpool, I think they have purchased land there.

robelgordo wrote:

No brainer for Warriors to be back

Bulldogs would be good for Western Sydney pathways... except Bulldogs have never really embraced their Western Sydney pathways. Should more strongly identify with Liverpool, Fairfield etc and just don't. Parra, Penrith even Tigers with Campbelltown have done a much better job.

Also feels like Sharks, Souffs and Dragons (Illawarra) were the strongest catchments in NSW for womens rugby league pre-WNRL, and the first two will nearly be the last to get a team.

Camo123 wrote:

His RM are not the difference in his average

Last 4 years his RM have been 221 (80+ average year), 196, 195, 207 (3 games this year)

zaggo1 wrote:Firstly, apologies that I'm about to ask about NRL Fantasy instead of arguing the merits of living at home versus having a mortgage.

Is there any logical reason to keep holding Tatola? He performs fine but is just so bloody boring to own. I need some thrills, but can't help but feel he'll start pumping 50s as soon as I drop him.

With so many traditional guns starting the season poorly I think there'll be tonnes of value in the coming weeks.

Camo123 wrote:

Sharks and Dragons have a NRLW team

hymenbustas wrote:Safe to assume Taylan May should get plenty of ball time/opportunity being on Luai's edge?

hymenbustas wrote:Safe to assume Taylan May should get plenty of ball time/opportunity being on Luai's edge?