NRL Fantasy 2021 Part 1 - Game on Mole

Townsend averages 47.1 without SJ in 7 games in 2019 (played 1 game without SJ in 2020 but was sent off - 44.4 average including send off game this year with 277 KM average). Priced at 33.3

Potentially the grossest selection in a while but undervalued and could get more KM with Moylan/Tracey as HLF partner as opposed to Flanagan in 2019

Happy days…

I had a free entry into a $1500 BBL comp on DraftStars last night… though oh may as well give it a go.

Log in this morning and won $15

Really tempted to start with Nofo again but Tigers draw is pretty tough, he could drop in price after a couple of weeks I guess.

I do honestly think he can keep his average up again this year.

Yep Avatar could have been worse

Looks good on you mate.

mattnz wrote:Yep Avatar could have been worse

Laser Kiwi FTW

Have had a look over the team lists released to date and my thoughts are....

After giving it a listen today for the first time in a long while, Fugazi's 1993 album 'In on the Killtaker' is a jewel in the post-hardcore crown

Camo123 wrote:Townsend averages 47.1 without SJ in 7 games in 2019 (played 1 game without SJ in 2020 but was sent off - 44.4 average including send off game this year with 277 KM average). Priced at 33.3

Potentially the grossest selection in a while but undervalued and could get more KM with Moylan/Tracey as HLF partner as opposed to Flanagan in 2019

Not a bad shout at all.

Rabbits21 wrote:

Not a bad shout at all.

Fox saying Moylan at 5/8 and training the house down!

The Pascoe Fiasco wrote:
Fox saying Moylan at 5/8 and training the house down!

It's alright, he'll be up the tunnel before the end of the first half in round 1 anyway.

I wonder which of our great value options are going to break first? Turbo, Liddle, Watson, Moylan, Bird etc!

The Pascoe Fiasco wrote:I wonder which of our great value options are going to break first? Turbo, Liddle, Watson, Moylan, Bird etc!

Can we think of any examples of incredibly injury-prone players who have suddenly become not injury-prone? ARey maybe, although he still always *looks* like he's about to get injured.

rhinoceroo wrote:

Can we think of any examples of incredibly injury-prone players who have suddenly become not injury-prone? ARey maybe, although he still always *looks* like he's about to get injured.

A-Rey looks injured every tackle, however, from memory he doesn’t usually miss many games.

wolfking wrote:Really tempted to start with Nofo again but Tigers draw is pretty tough, he could drop in price after a couple of weeks I guess.

I do honestly think he can keep his average up again this year.

We love a fast start to the season only to be ultimately disappointed once again.  Most years we win 3 or 4 of our first half dozen and then the rot sets in.  We also can't win a game when favourites.  2018 the standout way to make a run at 9th spot once again though:  

R1
Tigers 10
Roosters 8

R2
Tigers 10
Storm 8

R3
Tigers 7
Broncos 9

R4
Tigers 30
Eels 20

R5
Tigers
11
Storm 10

R6
Tigers 38
Sea Eagles 12


Pretty amazing scores there, I think it was the start of that penaltyathon phase though?

rhinoceroo wrote:

The Pascoe Fiasco wrote:I wonder which of our great value options are going to break first? Turbo, Liddle, Watson, Moylan, Bird etc!

Can we think of any examples of incredibly injury-prone players who have suddenly become not injury-prone? ARey maybe, although he still always *looks* like he's about to get injured.

Benji's turnaround was miraculous.

First 4 years was something like 4 shoulder dislocations, broken jaw, busted knee, broken scapula, I think a finger/wrist as well? Then he went on to only miss 3 or 4 of his next 130 odd games

Welshy wrote:

@Mattnz Wear it with pride, I think it could of been a lot worse. My wonderful editing skills in full effect.

And to think my photoshopping skills came into question last year.

mattnz wrote:Yep Avatar could have been worse

Fair play! Good lad

standard-issue wrote:

We love a fast start to the season only to be ultimately disappointed once again.  Most years we win 3 or 4 of our first half dozen and then the rot sets in.  We also can't win a game when favourites.  2018 the standout way to make a run at 9th spot once again though:  

R1
Tigers 10
Roosters 8

R2
Tigers 10
Storm 8

R3
Tigers 7
Broncos 9

R4
Tigers 30
Eels 20

R5
Tigers
11
Storm 10

R6
Tigers 38
Sea Eagles 12


Pretty amazing scores there, I think it was the start of that penaltyathon phase though?

True, they always fly out of the gates no matter the competition. You just think Madge now surely can do something. Nofo resigned, loves the club, great relationship with the coach. Can see him being equally involved this year.

Moeaki Fotuaika MID $722,000
David Fifita EDG $710,000
AJ Brimson WFB $667,000
Jamal Fogarty HLF $666,000
Sam Stone EDG $614,000
Mitch Rein HOK $589,000
Tino Fa'asuamaleaui MID $574,000
Kevin Proctor EDG $556,000
Corey Thompson WFB $528,000
Tyrone Peachey CTR, MID $528,000
Herman Ese'ese MID $503,000
Ashley Taylor HLF $470,000
Brian Kelly CTR $464,000
Jaimin Jolliffe MID $458,000
Phillip Sami WFB $458,000
Jarrod Wallace MID $437,000
Beau Fermor EDG $427,000
Erin Clark HOK $410,000
Sam Lisone MID $401,000
Sam McIntyre EDG $379,000
Anthony Don WFB $363,000
Patrick Herbert CTR $343,000
Jai Whitbread MID $329,000
Treymain Spry WFB $292,000
Tannah Boyd HLF $275,000
Jonus Pearson WFB $246,000
Darius Farmer EDG $228,000
Gregory Marzhew WFB $228,000
Toby Sexton HLF $228,000

All match indicative pricing, no bump for Tino
Surprised Peachey keeps CTR DPP but if playing middle again will likely get less mins

Aardvark wrote:Have had a look over the team lists released to date and my thoughts are....

After giving it a listen today for the first time in a long while, Fugazi's 1993 album 'In on the Killtaker' is a jewel in the post-hardcore crown

Have a crack at the top weighter in the 4th at Perth today.