rhinoceroo wrote:
Think Kikau was set for 55 minutes if he didn't get injured. Was on for good score even without try.
Yeah he would have played the game out.
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rhinoceroo wrote:
Think Kikau was set for 55 minutes if he didn't get injured. Was on for good score even without try.
filthridden wrote:635 + Aarow and Cartwright.
Let's go.
Boozecluez wrote:GreenMachine wrote:Havili and Kikau going to create a bit a selection dilemma. Excellent scoring in no minutes. If the no minutes becomes the expectation/trend then I’m not sure how we can keep finding a first 17 spot for them
Well I think Kikau is a poor mans NAS so off 40 minutes should score at close to a 1 PPM (35-40 points)
You would think he should get that given his recent performance as long as he isn't injured.
Havili I think without the try would probably score around 30, good enough to make cash but a lot harder to predict minutes.
So Havili is a good set and forget for 18-21
I saw Kikau grab his finger and given the scoreline and the fact they had CHN on bench perhaps it was precautionary and good timing to sub him
mickspicks wrote:There was a brief shot where Kikau had his little finger pointing almost sideways. Don’t know if it was just a dislocation or if it is a compound. I guess we will find out soon enough.
Archer wrote:Cartwright looks bog ordinary out there whenever he touches the ball, thank god he's so cheap and has phuck all to do to make money.
How much is Koni at this year...maybe i can find some money to replace Katoa with Koni
mickspicks wrote:@SI didn’t seem to be any blood. Originally ran the next set but then came off. Maybe it didn’t click back in immediately hence coming off to sort it out.
Mearcats wrote:Looks it Rhino
wolfking wrote:Whiteheads defensive workload in the middle is good.
SI wrote:
NAS surprised me Booze, I didn't even consider him, but I personally think Kikau could be the better Fantasy option long term.