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Bethany_B wrote:Thoughts on SJ vs Cleary for that gun half spot? Cleary has better base for a half but SJ has a better team around him and has more ways of scoring points (way more TAs, LBAs and running stats)
Camo123 wrote:To add to the fact you can't unsee L Leilua being off-centre in his picture, J Leilua has only gone and topped him with his picture having a white background after they redid his player face
Trajan wrote:This maybe risky but Keary looks value and usually starts the season well. Do you take a chance that Keary hangs around until you can upgrade to lets say Moses before the inevitable concussion issues?This will also depend on how much involvement Flanagan has with the chooks attack but early on you would think Keary will be calling most of the plays.That extra coin goes a long way to improving some of my mediocre backs and reserves.
Mulvy wrote:
With L leilua leaning stage right, it's a pity he doesn't play in the same position as Milne who is leaning stage left so that you could balance them up.
wolfking wrote:
I think Keary is actually quite a decent option. He had some great scores last year. I really think he scores well if the Roosters play well. Have nothing to back that up, but if they are looking to be title contenders again, I think he's a bold choice mate. Could be a masterstroke. I guess it's how he and Flanagan mesh. Flanagan is the Cronk type, but Keary was doing a lot of controlling last year too. You would think Robbo would look to him to be the dominant half and take control of the team. To be honest, I did look at him myself as a potential option. Just worried about his concussion issues.
KingTeddy wrote:
Let's not forget if he stays healthy he'll be playing origin aswell....
wolfking wrote:
That's very true and a good point. I think though if you start with him you'd aim to move him on by Origin. You would just hope he would come out of the block firing for the first couple of months.
my tv broke wrote:Broncos have posted an interview with Siebold re this weekend. You can (only barely) see that Turpin is still listed ahead of mccullough on the depth chart behind him.
He talks a bit more about Bird at fb. Does seem like its just building depth but interestingly he says he has spent more time there at the back end of this pre season
Camo123 wrote:I actually put Aubbs in my team today, if I stick with an expensive CTR I'm going to be leaning towards Aubbs over Burns
I think there is less risk than previous years; played rounds 15-24 at 2RF (rested R25) and then played each final at 2RF (HIA in GF, unsure what lower mins in PF was from) and if he does start at 2RF he's well underpriced being priced at 34.5 average with 47.1 starting 2RF average in 2019
Obviously dependent on TLT but Crichton can play middle off the bench (and did a quite good job of it in the backend of 2019)
KalkadoonWarrior wrote:Happy new year all,
Interesting reading to catch up on.
Last few pages are hard to tell if people are being serious or taking the piss...
Maybe half and half.
I’m daring someone to follow through and name their 2rf
Merrin
Carty
Aubbs
Good luck to everyone and congratulations to Tv broke
SssshhhhhhhhhhhhhhhAdrianoooo wrote:How on earth is Friend only 8.8% ownership. He’s a must have imo
That’s very true, 6 or so pages on Merrin was the real surprising read too. When’s the last time he played frf? Did he have a small stint at panthers before leaving?Milchcow wrote:
If people are naming Merrin and Aubbs in their 2RF they are certainly taking the piss a bit (not least because Merrin is currently FRF only)
KalkadoonWarrior wrote:
That’s very true, 6 or so pages on Merrin was the real surprising read too. When’s the last time he played frf? Did he have a small stint at panthers before leaving?
Adrianoooo wrote:How on earth is Friend only 8.8% ownership. He’s a must have imo
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