NRL Fantasy 2021 Part 82 - Monday Night Football DOUBLE HEADER!

Trindall up to 87, got his deserved TS.  Having him as a mega POD in the 17 and no Turbo makes me think of it in the way that Turbo only scored 50.  That works right?

Surely Melbourne can contain this freak, right?

Were there any updates from Dogs-Titans? Feels like they forgot about it.

robelgordo wrote:Were there any updates from Dogs-Titans? Feels like they forgot about it.

Can't see any updates. Maybe they happen at same time as unlocking.

Moanaman wrote:Went to bed @ 10.30 last night, Tommy was on 31 and I thought DCE was the right captain choice.....

898 dropped 323 places to 1300

105 points in 28 minutes in the second half. Doubt there's ever been a quicker ton.

filthridden wrote:Unpopular prediction: Hetherington will be one of the better props in the game in a few years time. Will be pushing for a blues spot.

Agree with this Filth

Hetherington has rep level talent in between all the dumb shit he does. Like a young JWH, he needs to work on controlling that aggression for the good of his game

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:

Don’t worry mate there always someone worse off. 797 this week

762 for me.

With the Hunt injury news I burnt my 3rd last trade on SJ>Schuster. Gave me an extra number for the week in an attempt to minimise the damage. Turbo didn't want to hear that

Got cash left to go Hunt>Cleary and Laurie>Papy as my final 2 trades

This side for the run home

Cook
Haas, Thompson, AFB
Fifita, CHN
Cleary, Moses
Bird, Aitken
Teddy, Ponga, Papy

Schuster, Murray, Walsh, Walker
Taukeiaho, Burton, Schoupp, Verrills

Ranking blew out to 7000 thanks to Turbo so will be about trying to come home strong

Radley and Chambers are absolutely my worst trade-ins (as in first week performances) I've had all year.

my tv broke wrote:

762 for me.

That will take some beating

I get the feeling that teams who have blown their trades will have a cruisy run home. Their backups will have those games that boost them up

my tv broke wrote:

762 for me.

Ouch mate. Sorry about saying hold the trade when you could have gotten Turbo.

Tempting now just to try and bloody get him truthfully.

wolfking wrote:

Ouch mate.  Sorry about saying hold the trade when you could have gotten Turbo.

Tempting now just to try and bloody get him truthfully.

All decisions are my own mate!

I'm just going to be stubborn and leave him for the year. It's already been the worst decision of the season, what's another 4 weeks.

my tv broke wrote:

All decisions are my own mate!

I'm just going to be stubborn and leave him for the year. It's already been the worst decision of the season, what's another 4 weeks.

Saving grace this week is they are playing Melbourne. So he should only score 70.

wolfking wrote:

Saving grace this week is they are playing Melbourne.  So he should only score 70.

Nearly 10 pts below average.. probably a trade out for any one still holding him.

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:I get the feeling that teams who have blown their trades will have a cruisy run home. Their backups will have those games that boost them up

That’s what I was grumbling about. Plenty of cheap player pushing out big scores. That were somewhat predictable but a definite risk. Some players didn’t need to take the risk, and are in some respects disadvantaged as a result of top players putting out low scores.

But, that is fantasy. Nothing new. Just a part of it.

my tv broke wrote:

762 for me.

Got me by 2 MTB. You have always been better at this game than me.

Fortitude wrote:

That’s what I was grumbling about. Plenty of cheap player pushing out big scores. That were somewhat predictable but a definite risk. Some players didn’t need to take the risk, and are in some respects disadvantaged as a result of top players putting out low scores.

But, that is fantasy. Nothing new. Just a part of it.

It's true though.  I mean I got semi saved but a spud cashout scoring 87 fucking points.  27 more than my gun trade in WTF?

Liverpool_Bulldog wrote:I get the feeling that teams who have blown their trades will have a cruisy run home. Their backups will have those games that boost them up

That's how you win the comp

Phase 1 - blow all your trades early bringing in guys who score 10 tries in 7 weeks.

Phase 2 - avoid any injury carnage in the last month of the comp after using your last trade

Milchcow wrote:Phase 2 - avoid any injury carnage in the last month of the comp after using your last trade

Some of those top teams are so stacked that they'll still have a really strong side even with 3 or 4 red dots

Need about 7 or 8 injuries to help anyone with a heap of trades

Hopefully no trades for my main team and fingers crossed Bird, AFB and Cleary return. Two trades up the sleeve still.

Autofill - Hunt and Hynes out will be my last two trades. One has to be a centre to cover Crichton this week Cleary, AFB and Moses still sitting in the wings.