NRL Fantasy 2024 Part 50 - Brandon Smith went to a restaurant, and ate all the food in the restaurant, and they had to close the restaurant

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ynot wrote:Shower thought: The kicker should get a TO for an uncontested kick defusal that is knocked on.

Yeah maybe but sometimes that's just the fullback or winger having a shocker and dropping a sitter rather than anything to do with the kick. Although no different to them giving a TO for having a hand on a guy who knocks on I guess.

Need to decrease it to 3pts anyway imo. And semi related I don't think players should ever get both a TO and TS for the same play. Keep TS at 5pts and just award that without the TO.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:Like everyone else will be playing 16 this week if KPP is out. Don't think any of my red dots are worth a trade to get an extra number on the park

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Surely youd be better off using all your trades asap and then complaining your season was ruined by injuries

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Jumping Marlin wrote:Watching the game last night I took a special interest in seeing which players made first contact in defence.  For Haas, it is really quite unbelievable how infrequent that is.

Honestly that’s always been the weakness in his game, for a damaging as he can be in attack, he’s an unusually passive defender in comparison, I don’t think I’ve ever seen him put a hit on anybody

Honeysett wrote:Take the 31 from Wighton or play Hands? .

I didnt take you for a coward

Wahs getting back to full strength, should trouble the storm

wolfking wrote:Happy with VC Mitchell but also slightly let down he had a second half to forget, but locked in 61, can't complain.  Hopefully Madge frowns upon that running in on Riki.

Let's all hope Bradman can raise the bat this weekend and make Madge pick him.

My thoughts exactly.

Khany wrote:Wahs getting back to full strength, should trouble the storm

Storm key player is Gerard Sutton

Is anyone else looking at/grabbing K Haas?

Need an edge with the DiFi/KPP shenanigans, the dual, draw, and JS all seem attractive.

Either him or Fermor maybe

I am purchasing F Sharpe as a cashout with the full expectation he will perform as a G Flat

wolfking wrote:

That's playing with fire in the trade department.  Especially since both those Tigers players could be playing next week.

Yeah, willing to take the risk, appreciate the advice, may bite me in the ass, but worth a lot of points this week, and sets me up well going forward with my favourite player to own this season. Couldn't get him otherwise.

Twal is apparently an HIA from mid week, which puts him out next week as well. Was going to be marginal when Bateman and iPap return, most likely back to the bench in R22. Fainu more likely to hold his spot, at least until iPap return, and potentially all season, if they play either iPap or Bateman at lock again, when all fit.

Unconvinced that Galvin retains a position either when Douehi is back, he has been named in the halves in NSW cup, unlikely that he returns at CTR. Galvin has requested to leave the club multiple times this season, and even if he retains his position, is likely to be rested again at some point. Watson is a genuine gun with a big minute role.

Snatchpato wrote:Twal out with a concussion from training, same with Lobb.

Guessing they knocked each other out.

mattnz wrote:
Guessing they knocked each other out.

Twal would have needed a step ladder for a head clash with Lobb

I agree with Matt, Galvin will probably retain his position but being 18 probably will get rested at some stages during the year. They also have Douhie, Sezer and Sullivan to pick from.

I think Benji next year is going to build his team around Galvin and Luai. This year is a write off they might just give him experience

If the concussion was on Wednesday or before Twal will be all good for next week.

What a crazy season this is, so unpredictable, just when you think you're all set and good to go another curveball gets thrown your way.
Have a look at the spread of (vice) captaincy choices on yafss.com

syn13 wrote:

Honestly that’s always been the weakness in his game, for a damaging as he can be in attack, he’s an unusually passive defender in comparison, I don’t think I’ve ever seen him put a hit on anybody

Is it a case of no one wants to run at him because he is so big?................  I know I wouldn't.

Seems fairly remote chance now Burton/Best is NSW left ctr and Mitchell left out.