NRL Fantasy 2019 Part 38

SI wrote:

Personally I don't like catching up on the thread and seeing multiple down votes everywhere.  That's just me but it has a very negative connotation.  I understand downvotes are there for a reason, I just don't get why some posters would give so few positive votes in comparison to negatives.


In regards Looping, I understand why some people don't like it and don't use it.  But it is there.  It is within the structure of the platform.  I consider myself a thoroughly honest person, and I would hope so would anyone who knows me in the real World.  I don't feel a single pang of guilt in Looping.  It is there.  Use it or don't.

MilfordTheMagician wrote:

Never been happier to see a bloke leave my club a couple years ago.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:

I don't understand moral objections to doing this. We are all competing to score the most fantasy points over a year by whatever means necessary. I would picked Hitler Matt Lodge if he averaged 60 points a game

GreenMachine wrote:
Hmmm need to decide on CHT’s 57 over Haas (unlikely), Rein or Mahoney

surmo13 wrote:ok, i need to have a rant, the media that report on this game and the rugby league fans that buy into it piss me the fuck off - the people that were whinging about players getting penalized for lying in the ruck for the first half of last year, are the exact same people whinging about players not getting penalized for lying in the ruck this year, it can't be had both ways.

Referees are constantly in a no win situation and it's the fault of the fuckfaces in charge of reporting our game, who'll constantly ignore a good game to point out every wrong decision, or even just 50/50's decisions they didn't agree with, to the point it's trickled down into the common fan and now apparently no team is ever to blame for a loss, it's those fucking referees that are always enforcing the rules the opposite way 'we' want them to, when 'we' were abusing them for enforcing the rules THAT way the week before.

Chewie wrote:

I thought there were some questionable calls in the Storm - Warriors game last night, but they seemed to go both ways. Repeated slow-motion views from multiple angles allow people, media and the video ref to scrutinize every single decision an on-field ref makes. I think it's a real blemish on sports in general.

bluetige wrote:Can some keen observers confirm that Frizell played lock with Host playing edge last night. I watched the game but didn't take any notice

bluetige wrote:Can some keen observers confirm that Frizell played lock with Host playing edge last night. I watched the game but didn't take any notice

MilfordTheMagician wrote:

Leilua played middle too when he came on. Dunno why you'd play Host for 80 mins honestly and I'm an owner. It's not like he did anything wrong he just doesn't do much. Then playing Vaughan for 43 mins and Lawrie for only 37 is puzzling. Lawrie was outstanding yesterday and doesn't even play half the game.

wolfking wrote:Lodge in Carrigan out.

StormTrooper96 wrote:

To be honest I wouldn't be surprised to see Ofa moved to bench. He hasn't done much at all this year.

my tv broke wrote:

he was crap for a number of rounds but he lifted his game last week against the Raiders, was much better.

I still think Haas is the guy you want starting the game. Bigger body, bends the line, but short term, Ofa probably holds the starting spot.

my tv broke wrote:

I haven't watched that closely, but I think Leilua has been better in the middle. When he went back to NSW Cup he played prop as well.

Johnny B Goode wrote:

Scans confirm Jake Friend has suffered a rupture bicep. Cruel blow for a bloke who finally looked set for a maiden Queensland jumper. #NRL

— Scott Bailey (@ScottBaileyAAP) April 26, 2019

sajjos wrote:

Scans confirm Jake Friend has suffered a rupture bicep. Cruel blow for a bloke who finally looked set for a maiden Queensland jumper. #NRL

— Scott Bailey (@ScottBaileyAAP) April 26, 2019