2019 NRL.com Fantasy thread part 3

mattnz wrote:

Not understanding any attraction to Brown. Coming off injury and averaged 68 minutes last season. Where is the upside in a much stronger pack with Paulo available this year, Alvaro having a great season last year and Terepo showing he could play big minutes too. His minutes are coming down this season.

mattnz wrote:

Not understanding any attraction to Brown. Coming off injury and averaged 68 minutes last season. Where is the upside in a much stronger pack with Paulo available this year, Alvaro having a great season last year and Terepo showing he could play big minutes too. His minutes are coming down this season.

SI wrote:

I think that was the year I also started with Ben Lowe, 3 seasons after he ceased  being Fantasy relevant    Who was his doppelgänger that was getting BLowe’s points? I don’t think it was Jason Clark?

Welshy wrote:

SI wrote:

I think that was the year I also started with Ben Lowe, 3 seasons after he ceased  being Fantasy relevant    Who was his doppelgänger that was getting BLowe’s points? I don’t think it was Jason Clark?

GStewart was the bald headed points thief that year

SI wrote:Glewart.

Mighty Fishes wrote:

SI wrote:



Not out of the woods yet mate, let’s all pray it doesn’t come to that!

Think of poor sprinkles mate

Welshy wrote:With Bennett at Rabs anyone worried Murray gets moved between, lock and edge like Pangai was last year and doesn't lock down get the consistent minutes?

multiple.scoregasms wrote:It’s a matter of when, not if, teen sensation Bronson Xerri makes his NRL debut for Cronulla in 2019, according to new head coach John Morris.
Morris doesn’t hesitate to nominate Xerri when asked who has impressed him since he initially took the reins from Shane Flanagan as interim coach in late December.

“The kid who is jumping out of the box is Bronson Xerri,” Morris told AAP.

After losing four of their starting back five — Valentine Holmes, Edrick Lee, Ricky Leutele and Jesse Ramien — the Sharks will be forced into a backline reshuffle.

Matt Moylan will start the year at fullback and Josh Morris and Josh Dugan have locked down the centre roles, leaving Sosaia Feki, Aaron Gray, Sione Katoa and Xerri to compete for the two wing spots.

Welshy wrote:

SI wrote:

Guilty! And for a high functioning alcoholic you have a tremendous memory

Everyone jokes about this sort of thing but I started to take a good look at my self the other week, took my boy to cricket trials and weren't allowed to watch. So went to seafront and into the pavillion, bar had lights on but no staff, i asked for a pint, they said they weren't open and I caused a massive fuss over not being allowed a swift cider or 2!

Sad but funny now when i think back, so said fuck it ill have a few weeks off!

Then 6 nations rolls around and I sunk 15 bottles of apples in a short stint, crying then joyous over the Welsh result!

think i may have an issue

Alfie wrote:

Nah, Rabbitohs don't have as much forward depth as the Broncos did last year

SI wrote:

I quit both cigarettes and chuff nearly 15 years ago at the same time.  Within 6 months I was giving the piss a decent nudge nearly every other night.  For the last 10 years or so it's been 1 night a week, occasionally 2.  The weight I'd put on got me motivated to cut right down, and then when I got to about 35 I was getting pretty bad hangovers.  They certainly helped me not want to drink through the week.

Sipi1994 wrote:

Where’s the talk of a four forward bench? Will Smith will be there most likely.

Alfie wrote:What do you think Hampton needs to be worth it? and what do you think he gets?

Alfie wrote:Ah right, sorry. You're post does read both ways though

King Assassin wrote:

Yeah mate sorry bout that