NRL Fantasy 2021 Part 5 - There was no party.

castlecrag sweethearts wrote:

McCullogh (60+ - priced at 54 plays R13)
Ah Mau (40 - priced at 27) Twal (60+ - big minutes at lock - priced at 53 - plays R13) Watson (~60 - big minutes at lock - priced at 24 - plays R13)
Matterson (60+ - priced at 60 - plays R13) Fifita (60+ - priced at 60 - plays R13 but likely in the origin side)  
Milford (50+ - priced at 32 - plays R13) Lam (50+ - priced at 33)
Peachey (45-50 average - priced at 39 -plays R13) Bird (45-50 average - priced at 28 -plays R13)
Doueihi (50 - priced at 40 - plays R13) Tedesco (65 average - priced 65) Mitchell 45+ priced 37)

Murdoch-Masillia (40 average - priced 30), Davey (40 average - priced 27), Riki (40 average - priced 27 - plays R13), Liddle (50 average - priced 23 - plays R13)

Croker (40 average - priced 23), Averillo (35+ average - priced 23), Niu (30 average - priced 20), Simpkins (the world is your oyster - priced 17)

Mr Fernando wrote:How does a pro athlete slip in the bathroom? Seems a bit odd..

The Bludger wrote:On another note:
By replacing Turbo in my WFB 3rd position with Hoy, I agree it's taking a risk that Ponga will return early, I can shift Grant to Cook and end up with all of Cook / Angus / DFifi/ Cleary / Teddy in my team.
And still retain $187k ITB ??
How is this possible.

robelgordo wrote:

Just as a general statement, I'm sure bathrooms are slippery even if you're a pro athlete

John Simon almost lost a toe slipping in post-match shower back in his Steelers days. Sliced his foot on a tile.

my tv broke wrote:Des - "We do have people like Reuben [Garrick] and Morgan Harper who have been running in that position constantly. At some point we were going to need cover for Tommy with Origin coming around anyway.

mattnz wrote:
Harper has the potential to be a gun fullback. Would have him in my team for sure at center.

mattnz wrote:
Harper has the potential to be a gun fullback. Would have him in my team for sure at center.

Bethany_B wrote:anyone think Ofahengaue will get 50+ mins?

He's quite a good pick if he does, and even with mid 40s minutes he can average in the 40s, priced at 31

filthridden wrote:

You were obsessed with him last season when he put two good scores together.

robelgordo wrote:

It's only 3-4 games though.

For me, this injury has just delayed me getting Turbo by about one month.

robelgordo wrote:

It's only 3-4 games though.

For me, this injury has just delayed me getting Turbo by about one month.

multiple.scoregasms wrote:

Yep whichever of my WFB cows fails will be gone for Turbo once he is fit*

This does put Hoy under serious considerations

wolfking wrote:

I think it's at a point with Turbo that you can't say it's only 3-4 games.  Really have to worry about his long term prospects

multiple.scoregasms wrote:

Yep whichever of my WFB cows fails will be gone for Turbo once he is fit*

This does put Hoy under serious considerations

robelgordo wrote:

I don't really like picking Hoy with his known end date as a starter. But I also currently have Moylan there at a similar price, and that's gross.

If the Broncos could just put my interests ahead of theirs and pick Oates ahead of Riki indefinitely, that would do nicely.

my tv broke wrote:

Was thinking how this year is a little odd for Oates to actually make the move to forwards when our outside back quality is at an all time low.

Hes had a couple of poor seasons but i still think our side looks better if Oates was named on the wing.