NRL Fantasy 2020 Part 63 - Stalling of the Robson train, Choo Poo

Pookus McFly wrote:
I think I need a codeword.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:

What happened to those young Rabbitohs forwards that were being talked up all preseason? Jack Johns and Koloamatangi would be options

Also recent signing of Jed Cartwright could see him slot in

Bethany_B wrote:B Sironen apparently will start in Lowe's spot, with Jack Johns coming onto the bench.

@Rabbits21 Do Souths have any back rowers returning anytime soon? I might get him in instead of McIntyre and then sell Angus to Cleary, as if Siro's starting, then I'm more willing to bring him in as forward cover (and play Carrigan at 2RF in Angus's spot)

Mr Snrub wrote:

Luai being a heavy trade out is probably becauset nobody else has made enough money to be worth cashing out. I'm keeping him though.  

The forum advised me and I realized it's pointless to trade him to another cow with such few trades left.  

I'll keep him as long as I can and probably cash him out to a red dot for looping purposes.

Aucklandwarriors95 wrote:Need some help with my centre options (who doesn't). 11 trtades left.

Currently have SMat, Niu and Crichton. Crichton + SMat sounds good but SMat only got 13 minutes last week. So...

TU: Sell SMat and run Asi + Crichton
TD: Play SMat + Crichton

I guess I could hold Smat in the 18-21 and bring in Asi another way but thats a lot of money in the reserves.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:The Toronto Wolfpack have withdrawn from the Super League competition, leaving a host of Australian and New Zealander players in the dark with their playing futures.

Players including club captain Josh McCrone, Bodene Thompson, Darcy Lussick, Chase Stanley, Ricky Leutele and Sonny Bill Williams will be made available to NRL clubs, as they return home, to clubs who have available spots in their top teams.

They'll have until August 3rd to sign with NRL clubs before the deadline.

FaringdonSwirl wrote:

This seems like a big deal. Is this a big deal?

FaringdonSwirl wrote:

This seems like a big deal. Is this a big deal?

multiple.scoregasms wrote:The Toronto Wolfpack have withdrawn from the Super League competition, leaving a host of Australian and New Zealander players in the dark with their playing futures.

Players including club captain Josh McCrone, Bodene Thompson, Darcy Lussick, Chase Stanley, Ricky Leutele and Sonny Bill Williams will be made available to NRL clubs, as they return home, to clubs who have available spots in their top teams.

They'll have until August 3rd to sign with NRL clubs before the deadline.

rhinoceroo wrote:

A few of them (whoever the winger's are, Leutele?) may slot straight into the Warriors. Would-be awesome if SBW was one of them, but it's probably not worth his while.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:The Toronto Wolfpack have withdrawn from the Super League competition, leaving a host of Australian and New Zealander players in the dark with their playing futures.

Players including club captain Josh McCrone, Bodene Thompson, Darcy Lussick, Chase Stanley, Ricky Leutele and Sonny Bill Williams will be made available to NRL clubs, as they return home, to clubs who have available spots in their top teams.

They'll have until August 3rd to sign with NRL clubs before the deadline.

my tv broke wrote:Could see SBW at the Dogs tbh

FaringdonSwirl wrote:

This seems like a big deal. Is this a big deal?

wolfking wrote:

I wouldn't think so.  No club I don't think would want any of those players and SBW no club would have the money lying around to sign him by Monday week.

Boozecluez wrote:

What should happen is the warriors should get them perhaps subsidised by the nrl given they kept the comp alive.

What will happen is the Roosters will announce the signing of SBW to play with his third cousin based on an old handshake.

But seriously, not sure how some of those players were tracking pre covid
On paper they might be ok, but I guess cheap depth depending what they cost