NRL Fantasy 2018 thread part 36

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

I think DCE takes advantage of a rather untested Knights halves pairing. This is what I say to myself as I hope for a big DCE score. Havnt captained him though.

I have to choose two of JMK, Sorenson, Thompson, Havili and Gos for my bench.

JMK and Sorenson are in atm, thoughts?

Fortitude wrote:

Any advice I can give on this wouldn't be worth considering sorry mate. Flat stick at work organising a week in Indo.

If it were me, and this is with out looking at team lists and oppositions etc, id Lock JMK as one, as he seems to have a game for fantasy, has a higher chance of scoring well compared to the others. The remaining options all have their pros and cons. Id say they are all have high chance to hit mid 30s. Sorenson probs higher chance to go bigger. Gos I wouldn't consider.

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

All great points. Although Manly are playing the Pearceless Knights.

danseels1985 wrote:Thompson or JMK for final WFB spot?

wolfking wrote:Too late to consider JMK for a trade in hey?

Chewie wrote:
I hope Koro can get some attacking stats

wolfking wrote:Too late to consider JMK for a trade in hey?

Trajan wrote:

I read somewhere Koro has to pass a fitness test on his knee Chewie. L.Brown is hovering so watch for final teams I reckon.

Brendos1er wrote:
I would say so, how much is a trade worth to you in terms of cash value?

mickspicks wrote:

Oh please god no.

wolfking wrote:

Didn't Barret say he was all good?

filthridden wrote:

I think they are already in order of preference.

I still think JMK is deserving of better fantasy wraps than he's getting around here.
I am being pretty tempted to play him ahead of Thompson.

mulvy wrote:

He's been in my 13 since round 3.

Brendos1er wrote:

Having played JMK and Gosi in my side since bringing them in, I've felt a lot better about having JMK than Gosi. Besides his one really weak score of 8, his other scores have all been respectable without any tries. Having watched him play, he's looking more and more dangerous each week. Against the Panthers this week, who are really inconsistent, especially on his side of the field, the opportunity for TAs and LBAs from him are quite high this week.

Gosi is potentially a safer option, but Manly are in a really bad place at the moment on and off the field. If you expect them to lift this week, Gosi could be a good bet, but against an Eels side who have just tasted victory and will be hungry for more, I wouldn't count on it.

Sorenson had a really strong showing last week against an underperforming Panther's outfit. Whether or not he can continue this form remains to be seen. However, he is playing to keep his spot in the side so expect him to show up much like Haas did yesterday. Then again, I believe his score will really be impacted by how well Cronulla play. If they show up in defence like last week, expect another great showing. If they revert to their previous defensive form, I don't think he's worth running.

I'm playing all 3, but my order of scoring confidence is JMK > Sorenson > Gosi

wolfking wrote:Too late to consider JMK for a trade in hey?