That’s why I still try not to offer more than general advice unless I think someone is making a terrible decisionSI wrote:
I’ve got a feeling ST joined in 2008, so you might have been there for the inaugural Threads!!!
I lurked from late 2010 as I was too scared to join for over a year. It was sooooooo intimidating seeing everyone’s ranks and data and footy knowledge. I didn’t want to post for fear of humiliating myself. Not much has changed
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Always innocent until proven guilty but it looks bad for him and every man wants what he can’t have...
As for the bunghole stuffing and you being a stripper I have two questions.
1. Did you enjoy it?
2. I’ve seen what you look like Rabs, where did it all go wrong?
that's me spitting out my morning coffee
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That’s why I still try not to offer more than general advice unless I think someone is making a terrible decision
I tend to stay out of it unless I think that terrible decision is going to influence the masses
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I think the midrange traps are the worst of the because you’re expecting to be able to play them. If a gun fails you can trade to anyone without headache. If a cow fails likely you weren’t playing them anywayGreenMachine wrote:
I don’t believe in 400k traps being a thing.
“Dud cow” might be better - or slower burn than should be due to bang average points.
Reserving trap for the likes of Cam smith or Watson or Ofa or LAM - someone that appeals at a higher price that is pushed at their expected/needed average OR could easily get their minutes wrong
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There’s no way you could post enough mate. The only downside is that your reasoning is generally so good everyone would end up with your teammultiple.scoregasms wrote:
I tend to stay out of it unless I think that terrible decision is going to influence the masses
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I like some banter with Rabs. I’m pretty careful who I do it to here because I don’t want to come across as a prick so I usually save for him, you, SI and Filth. Mainly because we all know that you lot are pricks.Welshy wrote:
that's me spitting out my morning coffee
On Stimson I tend to agree with him. I see a 40 average without a high score in there to speed up his cash generation. With all the value in the 2nd row I’ll be looking elsewhere.
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I like some banter with Rabs. I’m pretty careful who I do it to here because I don’t want to come across as a prick so I usually save for him, you, SI and Filth. Mainly because we all know that you lot are pricks.
On Stimson I tend to agree with him. I see a 40 average without a high score in there to speed up his cash generation. With all the value in the 2nd row I’ll be looking elsewhere.
You cock!
Don't agree on Stimson, 1 try last year and wasn't in an 80 minute stint. 54 high score with no try in 80. Full time 80 minute role, I'm expecting consistent 45s with 60+ games with a try
Great line runner
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You cock!
Don't agree on Stimson, 1 try last year and wasn't in an 80 minute stint. 54 high score with no try in 80. Full time 80 minute role, I'm expecting consistent 45s with 60+ games with a try
Great line runner
If he is a great line runner, why just 1 try all last year?
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If he is a great line runner, why just 1 try all last year?
Hoffman was a great line runner. only 4 LBs and 2 tries in 2017 onlt 3 tries and 3 LBs in 2016
What does just the 1 try prove?
If anything should improve on that with a full time role
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Yeah that case needs some work. Saddest part is your other man also in the picture if anything but reads worse than I’m sure it is... can’t believe she thought she was going back to his gaff for a cup of tea.
Early part of the story (and I know that club and all of those streets well back home) doesn’t sound like she was coerced in any way to go anywhere she didn’t want... she just pulled JDB at the club after all, who would be THE catch at Mr Crown!
On the brightside all those streets are very bright and populated, especially at the end of a night so the truth will certainly come out at the sort of interaction and relations they were having before their “taxi”.
Sad state of affairs either way. Horrifying if he’s in the wrong and shocking if this is worse than it was because he did something stupid and drunken like tell her to go home after they had their way. In no way trying to by cynical at a case of this severity but almost hoping she’s a nutter, not because I give a shit about JDB but because it’s just really beyond bad, and very sad if so
This is my thinking. Reading that article, it feels legit though. I'll reserve judgement for the courts
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Always innocent until proven guilty but it looks bad for him and every man wants what he can’t have...
As for the bunghole stuffing and you being a stripper I have two questions.
1. Did you enjoy it?
2. I’ve seen what you look like Rabs, where did it all go wrong?
Let’s see what you look like in 20 years. Even now....the chicks still want the Rabbit in the hole champ.
1. Have you lost your virginity yet? I’m not talking about your arse either.
2. I don’t need to see what you look like. I know it will be far inferior to me.
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I think the midrange traps are the worst of the because you’re expecting to be able to play them. If a gun fails you can trade to anyone without headache. If a cow fails likely you weren’t playing them anyway
Decent way of looking at it Krumpy. Fair enough that mate
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I haven't even seen this considered on here, but would it be crazy to start with Latrell instead of Bird? Entirely confident he's going to be the best scorer in his position at season's end, possibly even undervalued if the Roosters have figured to GIVE HIM THE FUCKING BALL, and could give your starting team a real scoring jump if he hits the ground running, given nobody seems to be considering him.
As with Ted, you're going to have him at some point, why not from the start. I know, I know, don't spend on centres but could he be an exception?
As with Ted, you're going to have him at some point, why not from the start. I know, I know, don't spend on centres but could he be an exception?
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When asked to describe myself as a footballer I always say great line runner.Welshy wrote:
You cock!
Don't agree on Stimson, 1 try last year and wasn't in an 80 minute stint. 54 high score with no try in 80. Full time 80 minute role, I'm expecting consistent 45s with 60+ games with a try
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I’d happily wager he’ll be averaging under 45 after say 6 weeks?
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rhinoceroo wrote:I haven't even seen this considered on here, but would it be crazy to start with Latrell instead of Bird? Entirely confident he's going to be the best scorer in his position at season's end, possibly even undervalued if the Roosters have figured to GIVE HIM THE FUCKING BALL, and could give your starting team a real scoring jump if he hits the ground running, given nobody seems to be considering him.
As with Ted, you're going to have him at some point, why not from the start. I know, I know, don't spend on centres but could he be an exception?
Lots of value players that can also score well there this season. Last year it was a wasteland.
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Mid rangers have always been the bane of a fantasy coach, usually rookies not fully undestanding the inner fantasy workings but seems the game is shifting to value
I honestly don't see the worry in picking Stimson and only expecting 40 points? He is priced at 28! It's start of season you ain't getting those 900s unless multiple picks go huge R1-3. P
Seen loads of teams with Haas on bench, for what 20/25 points? Whats the difference?
Yes I agree if you find the Kikaus who start at base and match the likes of Stimson for much cheaper. But they are rare and usually wait a few rounds to see if their role is concrete before stating them
I honestly don't see the worry in picking Stimson and only expecting 40 points? He is priced at 28! It's start of season you ain't getting those 900s unless multiple picks go huge R1-3. P
Seen loads of teams with Haas on bench, for what 20/25 points? Whats the difference?
Yes I agree if you find the Kikaus who start at base and match the likes of Stimson for much cheaper. But they are rare and usually wait a few rounds to see if their role is concrete before stating them
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Krump wrote:
When asked to describe myself as a footballer I always say great line runner.
I’d happily wager he’ll be averaging under 45 after say 6 weeks?
How many tries did you score?
6 weeks ain't a fair reflection, has to be over season
But fuck it, I don't mind, will take it.
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This is the year that I won’t waste trades on centre so I’ve considered him a lot. He’s just too good not to get the ball more this year and when he has opportunities he scores points.rhinoceroo wrote:I haven't even seen this considered on here, but would it be crazy to start with Latrell instead of Bird? Entirely confident he's going to be the best scorer in his position at season's end, possibly even undervalued if the Roosters have figured to GIVE HIM THE FUCKING BALL, and could give your starting team a real scoring jump if he hits the ground running, given nobody seems to be considering him.
As with Ted, you're going to have him at some point, why not from the start. I know, I know, don't spend on centres but could he be an exception?
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Just started an Outlandish Predictions 2019 thread here https://www.nrlfantasyfanatics.com/t788-outlandish-predictions-2019#253189
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Just figured out I must've joined Sportal in 2007.
Back then I started playing EPL fantasy but was slowly dragged over to the dark side.
Back then I started playing EPL fantasy but was slowly dragged over to the dark side.