NRL Fantasy 2020 Part 2

wolfking wrote:

The more people you name, the more chance you have of getting one right.

Sounds like Australians picking Prime Ministers

Milchy wrote:

Croker averaged 40+ on 2014-16, but has dropped to around 35 the past 3 years. You think he can get back to what he was? I think he's past his (fantasy) best

it was a shitpost as requested haha

Think McLean could be a proper gun prop this year without Scott or Bolton. Bit expensive just to act on the hunch though.

Cowboys prices being up early suggest we might be getting TWO A DAY and the site will be open sooner.

my tv broke wrote:Saw a pic of Hess the other day and he was looking much fitter than last year. Green said they were still considering him for edge or bench middle.

Surely their bench would be
14. Reece Robson/Jake Granville
15. Hola/Jensen
16. Molo
17. Dunn/Wright/Asiata

They don't need another bench middle.

Mighty Fishes wrote:

Random wrote:

I can have whoever I want there because I dont suck at Fantasy, unlike current company.

For now....


I actually can't remember how long i'm meant to have this up for

Until Fantasy opens up.

Pookus McFly wrote:

Mighty Fishes wrote:@Random don't know why you have a Vegeta when youre more of a Chaoitzu or Krillin

I can’t work out if you are a superfan for name dropping Chiaotzu, or just a filthy casual for not understanding that Krillin was a motherflippin’ badass G

Like he was, but could he pull off a pink shirt like Vegeta?

Also how do the Cowboys backs shake up?

Hampton is super cheap, and I know his scores suck but averaged 30 points at CTR with some shocking performances. If he jags a good game or two could be a decent NPR.

rhinoceroo wrote:Think McLean could be a proper gun prop this year without Scott or Bolton. Bit expensive just to act on the hunch though.

I wrote a big puff piece on him last year and I agree he can be a gun prop (50+). Looking at his stats last year I noticed a trend.
In the first half of the year (12 rounds) he averaged 57 minutes a game and 50.58 pts/per, compared to the second half of the year where he averaged 45.9 minutes a game and 37.3 pts/per. Not sure if this can come down to him carrying an injury, McLean picking up Tolo's slack in the first half of the year, or the Cowboys season being gone halfway through the year and Green giving Molo/Hola more minutes in the middle.

Another case of more minutes = more points and I don't rate Green as a coach so who knows what he does with his forwards this year.

Random wrote:Also how do the Cowboys backs shake up?

Hampton is super cheap, and I know his scores suck but averaged 30 points at CTR with some shocking performances. If he jags a good game or two could be a decent NPR.

If I were Green I would go.

1. Holmes
2. Feldt
3. Marsters
4. O'Neill
5. Lumeulu/Hampton

StormTrooper96 wrote:

If I were Green I would go.

1. Holmes
2. Feldt
3. Marsters
4. O'Neill
5. Lumeulu/Hampton

I reckon Opacic will be in the centres with Marsters.

Who benefits the most from Prior and Gallen's departures? Fifita, Woods or the young blokes?

my tv broke wrote:

I reckon Opacic will be in the centres with Marsters.

I would also have Opacic based off last year's form.

Mulvy wrote:

I would also have Opacic based off last year's form.

Yeah forgot about him

Edit - Aren't Marsters, Opacic and O'Neill all right centres?

StormTrooper96 wrote:

Yeah forgot about him

Edit - Aren't Marsters, Opacic and O'Neill all right centres?

I know right? Amazing given we had Hess there last year

I thought O'Niell had basically faded into obscurity ?

Is marsters likely to do even better at Cowboys?

Mulvy wrote:Who benefits the most from Prior and Gallen's departures? Fifita, Woods or the young blokes?

I think Williams, Rudolph, Uele and Magoulias benefit before Fifita or Woods.