NRL Fantasy 2023 Part 6 - We're getting the Carty Party back together

ytsb wrote:Anyone not running Cleary?

Nope.

Cook for me.
with Haas, Doueihi, Latrell and Turbo as options if I need to roll the dice.

Then Cheese, Hopgood, EButcher and Hodgson who I'm hoping step up to gun level,

Then Collins, Boyd, EKatoa, Uto and Loeiro who I'm hoping make some cash and put up decent scores.

The rest are pure cashies

Bethany_B wrote:Anyone up for Hymel Hunt as a cheapie? 250k dual position

https://twitter.com/barrytoohey/status/1630482349061468160

How many Stormers are you starting with?

I have 4!

Bethany_B wrote:Anyone up for Hymel Hunt as a cheapie? 250k dual position

https://twitter.com/barrytoohey/status/1630482349061468160

Gagai back soon might affect him

SoylentGreen wrote:

Nope.

Cook for me.
with Haas, Doueihi, Latrell and Turbo as options if I need to roll the dice.

Then Cheese, Hopgood, EButcher and Hodgson who I'm hoping step up to gun level,

Then Collins, Boyd, EKatoa, Uto and Loeiro who I'm hoping make some cash and put up decent scores.

The rest are pure cashies

I think it is official that Hodgson's bones are made from glass.

Finch wrote:Does a potential 80 minute Tohu playing lock excite anyone?

Coach has specifically said Walker will primarily be used in the same come on at 13 role he did at Manly.

Bethany_B wrote:

That tweet is asking about why Marzhew isn't there, so if Hunt is preferred over Marzhew (as the tweet says), then Gagai would have no bearing on him

Who of the other three do you see getting dropped over Hunt?

Snatchpato wrote:
Pretty sure it's literally only MTB considering Walsh.

If Walsh was named round 1 I would have started him. I think he is about to go off. Until his face got pushed in.

Now that I've put Latrell on my team I'm scared to take him out knowing he'll ton up.

Blore or Tuilagi? Draft comp

MF wrote:

RandomSil wrote:

Don't.

That just sounds like it is a disaster. You will end up like MF praying it pays off.

Also without Papenhuyzen in 2021 he averaged 54 points, and 2022 59.8 points

While with Papenhuyzen there he averaged 63.3 points in 2021 and 64.9 points in 2022.

So I would worry he starts off slower as well without Paps too add attacking value.

Feck off

I think the love for Walsh comes from the score he pumped out in the trails from I think 50 minutes. Yes loss in goal kicking, however he will be most definitely the alternative kicker to Reynolds (with Mam expected to do little to none).

He killed it in the trial and no doubt will benefit from a far better forward pack and a better half to feed him the ball.

I am starting with him this week, even though he is injured, on the assumption he misses one week.

Milchcow wrote:
I can see parallels between Walsh of 2023 and Hynes of 2022.
Not that Walsh will be top scoring fantasy player this year, more just the vibe around improved scores.

Hynes averaged nearly 60 in games he started in 2021, and that was without goalkicking.

But, yeah, there are always guys that elevate under the radar (Ofa, iPap). My pick for that this year for no logical reason is Marata Niukore, not that I'm backing that by starting with him

Game of 10 halves

Boyd
Haas Smith Hopgood (Once DPP updates)
Loiero Katoa
Cleary DCE
Smith-Shields    Alamoti
Ponga Martin Warbrick

Doueihi
Burton
Hastings
Trindall

110k ITB

Katoa,Blore,Doorey,Talau

my tv broke wrote:I didnt realise Uto was under 400k, assumed he was 550 for some reason. Very interesting. Has to be considered

I had him in my team for a while, but wasn't really expecting him to start, now my Mid reads Haas-Murray-Uto.

Boozecluez wrote:Game of 9 halves

Boyd
Haas Smith Hopgood (Once DPP updates)
Loiero Katoa
Cleary DCE
Smith-Shields    Alamoti
Ponga Martin Warbrick

Doueihi
Burton
Hastings
Trindall

110k ITB

Katoa,Blore,Doorey,Talau

From hookers to halves. I like it.