StormTrooper96 wrote:
Well I’m thinking Fainu and the Sea Eagles have a real good change of getting lots of attack going this weekend against the Dogs
trap! no team has gotten their attack going against the bulldogs in the last four weeks.
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StormTrooper96 wrote:
Well I’m thinking Fainu and the Sea Eagles have a real good change of getting lots of attack going this weekend against the Dogs
Rippin and Tearin wrote:
Jeeze killer team mate if you get to leave two of those out!!
I think at this stage of the season it depends on what you are trying to achieve? I'd personally go with Arrow and Martin but that would be the conservative option and would give you two players that most other teams also have. If you are aiming to climb the rankings then I'd go with the other two. Both have the potential to go bigger than Arrow and Martin but will be bigger PODs particularly if it means not playing the other two. The downside is that the chances of them going bigger are small I think.
Same old story, risk reward!!
my tv broke wrote:
trap! no team has gotten their attack going against the bulldogs in the last four weeks.
StormTrooper96 wrote:
This is the week. Sea Eagles still buzzing around in the media and coming off a shock upset over sharks (proud Manly tipper here). I expect Sea Eagles to put on big attacking show this saturday at home.
Brookvale is no fortress any more.StormTrooper96 wrote:
This is the week. Sea Eagles still buzzing around in the media and coming off a shock upset over sharks (proud Manly tipper here). I expect Sea Eagles to put on big attacking show this saturday at home.
my tv broke wrote:Not having Martin or Fainu or Jake Turbo is really giving me the shits.
I've got three trades, but I also find it hard to justify dumping anyone that I do have.
Maybe Farah has run his course, but he will just sit at 18th man anyway.
Sounds like you want to keep that avatar another week, I'll back Martin to beat Fainu?StormTrooper96 wrote:
Well I’m thinking Fainu and the Sea Eagles have a real good change of getting lots of attack going this weekend against the Dogs, so because I’m looking at climbing some ranks I might go Fainu and Arrow, most people sold Arrow after origin and a couple dud performances. Although I have Rhyse Martin staring at me on top of the page and in my dp ????
Agreed. If and when there is a female who's the most qualified for a head coach gig and misses out it'll be an issue, until then may merit continue to decide.Fortitude wrote:IN defence of Rabs (words not often uttered around here) are there any female coaches banging on the door to be an NRL coach? As long as there equal opportunity, then im happy. No benefit in forcing equal outcomes.
Fortitude wrote:IN defence of Rabs (words not often uttered around here) are there any female coaches banging on the door to be an NRL coach? As long as there equal opportunity, then im happy. No benefit in forcing equal outcomes.
Not as outrageous as it sounds. I'm thinking Farah to Hess now that we know Fainu is safe.Fortitude wrote:Thinking of playing Rapana over Farah. Raiders have absolutely pants the Tigers in the last 3 or 4 games the accumulative score is absurd.
my tv broke wrote:Yes, it is a huge problem in the world today, that a woman be afforded the same opportunity to work, as a man. Says the old white man.
filthridden wrote:https://www.smh.com.au/sport/nrl/referee-kasey-badger-sends-off-player-for-homosexual-slur-20180806-p4zvsj.html
Great stuff... and yeah I'm sure Casey can handle a bit of abuse and all the shit that will come her way when she finally refs a first grade game.
Krump wrote:
Sounds like you want to keep that avatar another week, I'll back Martin to beat Fainu?
my tv broke wrote:I just think its funny that people get so defensive just because the idea is put forward that we may see a female coach in the NRL, at some point in the future.