Bren wrote:Choosing which gun half to start with is my biggest dilemma. SJ, Norman, DCE or Thurston
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Bren wrote:Choosing which gun half to start with is my biggest dilemma. SJ, Norman, DCE or Thurston
Loomer wrote:So no Niko makes McC a must have at the price surely. I'd be worried about Niko turning up a few weeks down the line
Random wrote:
What about McGuire giving him a spell as he did in the WCC.
Loomer wrote:Random wrote:
What about McGuire giving him a spell as he did in the WCC.
That makes Mcguire must have? I'm confused
Loomer wrote:So no Niko makes McC a must have at the price surely. I'd be worried about Niko turning up a few weeks down the line
Loomer wrote:
3 knee reconstruction surgeries and average of mid 20s in 3 seasons?
my tv broke wrote:It would be a game man to start Moga
Milchcow wrote:
Any hooker that isn't Smith or Lichaa has somebody that might not be there round 1 but could easily turn up down the line
McInnes - Field
Farah - Cook
McCullough - Nikorima
etc
I don't think any of them will play 80 minutes every single week. Just have to use a combination of future TLT guesswork and picking a player where you'l still be happy with their scores if they get a break during the game.
Its why McInnes is so popular - even if he only plays 60-70 minutes he can still pump out a 50.
One of the questions I have over McCullough is that last year he had a small drop in minutes but a larger drop in points. So I don't just want his minutes to increase, I need his workload to go back to 2015 levels too. Mostly needs to make more tackles.
At the moment I rate McCullough 4th choice hooker after Smith, McInnes, Brailey.
But if Brailey looks like being eased in off the bench or i otherwise get cold feet, then i think a McInnes+McCullough pairing could go well.
Fortitude wrote:
Why no Farah love?
Has been a gun in the past, unlikely to play 80mins, but is good for 60mins at hooker and possibly 70mins on the field if he spends time at lock. Im not sure where that idea has come from, but ive seen it mentioned a few times.
Loomer wrote:
You have no back rower playing 80 mins or more than 60. I find that very unlikely
Random wrote:
I mean I have been disappointed by McGuire in the past so I am not picking him up, but it potentially could make him a must have.
Warriors wrote:Anyone think that Bromwich is a good shout to start the year and could get more mins than the 60 average he got last year? Especially with pretty much two 80 minute second rowers out for at least the first 8 rounds.
This probably takes some middle minutes of Bromwich and NAS to the edge and senior prop capable of 70+ minutes could pick some up?
JBromwich 65
Smith 80
McClean 45
Faufusi 55
KBromwich 60
Finucane 60
NAS 35
Glasby 40
Stimson 25
Leulaia 15
Broken down into playing groups
Smith 80
K Bromwich 60 (20 mins more than last year)
Finucane 60 (limited pre season, averaged 61.5mins last year)
NAS 35 (5 mins more than last year)
Faufusi 55 (sharing right edge role)
Stimson 25
J Bromwich 65 (5 mins more than last year)
McClean 45 (5 mins more than last year)
Glasby 40 (5 mins more than last year)
Leuluai 15
This doesn't account for injuries to backs which could mean J Bromwich could play some big minutes this year to start.
my tv broke wrote:Warriors wrote:I find this hard to believe, Ofa is a much bigger worker than Ese and I thought outplayed him in the WCS. But maybe I'm being biased based on Fantasy scoring potential, he always scores well if given the minutes.
I agree, though all the talk from the last month is that Ese Ese would be there ahead of Ofa. Its a little confusing to me.
Maybe they see Ese Ese as more capable of denting the line since he will only play small minutes anyway?
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Loomer wrote:Warriors wrote:Anyone think that Bromwich is a good shout to start the year and could get more mins than the 60 average he got last year? Especially with pretty much two 80 minute second rowers out for at least the first 8 rounds.
This probably takes some middle minutes of Bromwich and NAS to the edge and senior prop capable of 70+ minutes could pick some up?
JBromwich 65
Smith 80
McClean 45
Faufusi 55
KBromwich 60
Finucane 60
NAS 35
Glasby 40
Stimson 25
Leulaia 15
Broken down into playing groups
Smith 80
K Bromwich 60 (20 mins more than last year)
Finucane 60 (limited pre season, averaged 61.5mins last year)
NAS 35 (5 mins more than last year)
Faufusi 55 (sharing right edge role)
Stimson 25
J Bromwich 65 (5 mins more than last year)
McClean 45 (5 mins more than last year)
Glasby 40 (5 mins more than last year)
Leuluai 15
This doesn't account for injuries to backs which could mean J Bromwich could play some big minutes this year to start.
You have no back rower playing 80 mins or more than 60. I find that very unlikely
rhinoceroo wrote:
Think CWN is higher in the oecking order than Leuluai or Stimson?