NRL Fantasy 2022 Part 24 - Responsibility is not a good look for me

Bethany_B wrote:At this point I'm hoping Hosking is named on the bench because I can't realistically get him given I'm already buying Brailey and don't want to sell Boyd yet.

If Hosking gets named in the starting 13 I might consider him, but Hands & Lawton are more appealing to me at the moment.

Chewie wrote:

If Hosking gets named in the starting 13 I might consider him, but Hands & Lawton are more appealing to me at the moment.

What's the go with Lawton, is Croker out long term?

Chewie wrote:

If Hosking gets named in the starting 13 I might consider him, but Hands & Lawton are more appealing to me at the moment.

if Hands gets named I am seriously considering getting on, since selling Trindall to him would allow me to go Reynolds to Hynes, and still leave me 184k bank to get Brailey/Teddy next week.

mintotheimmortal wrote:

What's the go with Lawton, is Croker out long term?

Seibs said Croker should be back this week in his post-match presser, Lawton may get a bench spot.
So probably not going to be a viable fantasy option for now.
I think Hands will get named on the bench again this week with big Jnr out, probably more likely to become fantasy relevant, but not an urgent trade-in. A nice cash-out option though for those looking to build their get-Nicho-in-my-team-asap fund.

Chewie wrote:

If Hosking gets named in the starting 13 I might consider him, but Hands & Lawton are more appealing to me at the moment.

Croker is back this week mate or next if he’s out this week. So you think they drop Weekes off the bench and keep Lawton there?

Any word on the severity of this Garner injury?

Are any of you guys going to keep running Warbrick as 3rd WFB for now?

Rabbits21 wrote:Are any of you guys going to keep running Warbrick as 3rd WFB for now?

Me

Rabbits21 wrote:Are any of you guys going to keep running Warbrick as 3rd WFB for now?

I don't even need to do that, got Warbrick and Keppie in the loop for 17th man.

My starting WFBs are Hammer, Walsh and Miller with Bird and Alamoti in the centres

Rabbits21 wrote:Are any of you guys going to keep running Warbrick as 3rd WFB for now?

Yep.

Braydon Trindall is a frontrunner to force his way back into the Sharks squad ahead of a home clash with the in-form Warriors on Sunday.

The Cronulla halfback deputised in the absence of Dally M winner Nicho Hynes over the first three rounds, but sat out last Sunday’s win over the Dragons due to a foot complaint.

However, an 11-day mandatory concussion stand down of hard-running prop Oregon Kaufusi has opened up a spot on the Sharks bench.

Trindall is expected to claim the bench spot with his utility factor a major advantage for Sharks coach Craig Fitzgibbon.
(Source: Telegraph)

Rabbits21 wrote:Are any of you guys going to keep running Warbrick as 3rd WFB for now?

Yep got more pressure g concerns then him

If Lawton grabs a bench spot does it impact Keppie?

mickspicks wrote:If Lawton grabs a bench spot does it impact Keppie?

Also when does Aaron Woods come into the frame?

Mando wrote:Braydon Trindall is a frontrunner to force his way back into the Sharks squad ahead of a home clash with the in-form Warriors on Sunday.

The Cronulla halfback deputised in the absence of Dally M winner Nicho Hynes over the first three rounds, but sat out last Sunday’s win over the Dragons due to a foot complaint.

However, an 11-day mandatory concussion stand down of hard-running prop Oregon Kaufusi has opened up a spot on the Sharks bench.

Trindall is expected to claim the bench spot with his utility factor a major advantage for Sharks coach Craig Fitzgibbon.
(Source: Telegraph)

Fool me twice, shame on me

Last week ditched doorey instead of trindall because of BEs and now doorey might have a spot back thanks to injuries and trindall was nowhere to be seen at the weekend

Mando wrote:Braydon Trindall is a frontrunner to force his way back into the Sharks squad ahead of a home clash with the in-form Warriors on Sunday.

The Cronulla halfback deputised in the absence of Dally M winner Nicho Hynes over the first three rounds, but sat out last Sunday’s win over the Dragons due to a foot complaint.

However, an 11-day mandatory concussion stand down of hard-running prop Oregon Kaufusi has opened up a spot on the Sharks bench.

Trindall is expected to claim the bench spot with his utility factor a major advantage for Sharks coach Craig Fitzgibbon.
(Source: Telegraph)

I’ve been hoping for this to pocket my few extra bucks. Although also just noticed he’s managed negative scores off the interchange 3 times in his career…

BBowler wrote:

Also when does Aaron Woods come into the frame?

Blackwater about to get a boost

manlybeaver wrote:

Yep got more pressure g concerns then him

Hmm if Hosking starts can look at getting him… initially was thinking Teddy but maybe not anymore….

Trindall to I Katoa
BMM to Hosking

Would leave me with:

Grant
Haas Ford Hopgood
Katoa Loiero
Cleary SJ
Lemuelu Bird
Miller Turbo Warbrick

Hosking Preston Cartwright Boyd
Doorey Alamoti Thompson Katoa


BMM is a dead spot.

Thoughts?

robelgordo wrote:

I’ve been hoping for this to pocket my few extra bucks. Although also just noticed he’s managed negative scores off the interchange 3 times in his career…

Has a -10 BE so he could go on and miss a tackle and still make money

Shady2K wrote:

Has a -10 BE so he could go on and miss a tackle and still make money

Ahh didn’t realise it was that safe.

Lowest ever is -4

I wonder if anyone has ever made a negative score but increased in price due to a negative BE before

sajjos wrote:someone was asking about Luki earlier

Cowboys training news:
-Brendan Elliot in for Taulagi on left wing
-Luki in for Nanai
-Hiku back at right centre
-Taumalolo's left upper leg strapped- did not train.

Injuries/suspensions: Cotter, Taulagi, Shibasaki, Tamou, Nanai, Gosiewski, Drinwkater. @AAPSport #NRL @NRLNEWS pic.twitter.com/9p9Gh5Zlej

— Fraser Barton (@FraserBartonAAP) March 27, 2023

Coach said on NRL360 last night that Luki would come in for Nanai and Hess would play 80 on the edge