NRL Fantasy 2019 Part 27

mattnz wrote:

GI is struggling to get on the field fit at CTR, can't see him playing 6.

Sutton would likely mean Lowe gets 80 minutes. Would expect them to bring in an actual 6 though.

I dont even know who they have in the halves department...

Bring in Surgess... boost hos km

Fortitude wrote:Which 4!do you play out of this lot. Mahoney, rein, lane, Garner, Lawrie, Rava

Wow, stop bragging

In other news, Stimson might be off to the Dragons
https://www.zerotackle.com/curtis-scott-could-miss-as-storm-deny-stimson-rumours-42648/amp/

mattnz wrote:Hearing that Cody Walker is in doubt for this week, with a bad shoulder, not participating in any contact training. Not sure who they would look at to replace him, but Reynolds will be due for a huge score without Walker next to him.

Or be easily targeted.

my tv broke wrote:Apparently (according to James Hooper), Pangai went into Paul Whites office on April Fools and told him he signed with Roosters.. haha.

This would be absolute gold if this actually happened!

mattnz wrote:Hearing that Cody Walker is in doubt for this week, with a bad shoulder, not participating in any contact training. Not sure who they would look at to replace him, but Reynolds will be due for a huge score without Walker next to him.

Where is Doueihi these days?

Rapture_NRL wrote:

Where is Doueihi these days?

Probably still recovering from his ACL.

Rapture_NRL wrote:

Where is Doueihi these days?

Still injured isn't he. Did his ACL towards the end of last year

Thinking of ditching Arrow for Bateman and Mahoney to Rein,yay or nay? Or Tedesco instead of Bateman?

wolfking wrote:

Yes.

Thanks mate

Rapture_NRL wrote:

Where is Doueihi these days?

From the Bunnies injury report a couple days ago:

"He's been doing some dynamic work with the gymnastics and high-end agility. He's been training really hard and looking to get a long-term break sometime soon, but we anticipate in the next fortnite, he'll be ready to train with the team and start his return to football program."  


He was a guest commentator on one of their pre season games.

Rapture_NRL wrote:

Where is Doueihi these days?

They have two youngins

Connor Tracey - Coming off three knee reco's last year and won ISP 5/8 of the year in 2018; said to be as agile, fit and athletic as ever.

Dean Hawkins - Apparently the most exciting prospect coming through the halves at SSR since Adam Reynolds.

Gallen is in doubt due to a rib injury he suffered in last week's game and Dugan is battling a back injury.

StormTrooper96 wrote:Gallen is in doubt due to a rib injury he suffered in last week's game and Dugan is battling a back injury.

Dugan breaking at the thought of playing FB again

So who should i trade out? D.Brown or Burns?

Im sure whoever i trade out ill end up bringing them back in but i need a half so one of these guys will have to go.

Mr peanutbutter wrote:So who should i trade out? D.Brown or Burns?

Im sure whoever i trade out ill end up bringing them back in but i need a half so one of these guys will have to go.

Dylan Brown is priced at 23 and has scored 30, 40, 30

Braidon Burns is priced at 30 and has scored 39, 65, 8*

Burns suggested to be out for a month
Brown is no fixed return date (sounds like it could be a week to week proposition)

Its impossible to give a definitive answer in who should go. Just have to make a gut call. I think Burns is more likely to have long term use. Brown will probably be in need of upgrading/trading out after another 4-5 games

Parts I found more interesting from From FoxSports Stat Attack:
- The Warriors have conceded the most points of any team this season (86), while the Titans have scored the fewest (26)

- The Warriors have won three of their past five games after conceding 46 or more points in the previous round

- Corey Oates has scored seven tries in his past eight games against the Roosters, including at least one try in his past four games against them.

- The Rabbitohs have conceded half their tries down the right touchline with a total of five tries, equal most with the Warriors.

- The Bulldogs have the best record of any current team against the Storm, winning 21 of 39 games (53.8%). They are the only current team that the Storm have a losing record against.

- Kalyn Ponga will move back to fullback for the first time since Round 22 last season. At fullback, Ponga averages 118 run metres, 5.4 tackle busts and one linebreak assist (25 games). In his three games at five-eighth this season, he has averaged 56 metres per game and failed to make a linebreak.

- Xerri was just shy of nine months old when captain Paul Gallen made his debut in June, 2001.

Surely we all remember the ‘brown rule’ if they play for parra, names brown and are injured. Don’t hold them with the expectation they return soon

Ponga Yeo the Mann wrote:Parts I found more interesting from From FoxSports Stat Attack:
- The Warriors have conceded the most points of any team this season (86), while the Titans have scored the fewest (26)

- The Warriors have won three of their past five games after conceding 46 or more points in the previous round

- Corey Oates has scored seven tries in his past eight games against the Roosters, including at least one try in his past four games against them.

- The Rabbitohs have conceded half their tries down the right touchline with a total of five tries, equal most with the Warriors.

- The Bulldogs have the best record of any current team against the Storm, winning 21 of 39 games (53.8%). They are the only current team that the Storm have a losing record against.

- Kalyn Ponga will move back to fullback for the first time since Round 22 last season. At fullback, Ponga averages 118 run metres, 5.4 tackle busts and one linebreak assist (25 games). In his three games at five-eighth this season, he has averaged 56 metres per game and failed to make a linebreak.

- Xerri was just shy of nine months old when captain Paul Gallen made his debut in June, 2001.

Good read. Titans will put on a clinic with their halves back. Tempting to C Arrow again haha

The Bulldogs start is impressive. Hopefully they can keep it up even though I'm not a Bulldogs fan lol

Rapture_NRL wrote:

Good read. Titans will put on a clinic with their halves back. Tempting to C Arrow again haha

The Bulldogs start is impressive. Hopefully they can keep it up even though I'm not a Bulldogs fan lol

Maybe I've just my Warriors glasses on but I can see them going back to winning ways this week, and in a big fashion.

Twitter suggesting Burns out for 6 weeks. Might have to ditch him. Can bring him back in when he returns if he warrants it.

Keep Keighran around short term in case he finds his way back into the team