TooSerious
For those who take it way too seriously
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MCG, Friday August 23, 7.50pm AEST
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In: A.Didak, B.Kennedy<br style='margin: 0px; padding: 0px;[/img]
Out: B.Sinclair (shoulder), J.Elliott (hamstring)
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In: M.Rosa, C.Masten, B.Wilson<br style='margin: 0px; padding: 0px;[/img]
Out: L.Shuey (hamstring), A.Carter, A.Embley
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AAMI Stadium, Saturday August 24, 1.15pm ACST
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In: K.Hartigan, M.Grigg<br style='margin: 0px; padding: 0px;[/img]
Out: M.Jaensch, S.Shaw
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In: D.Rodan,...
MCG, Friday August 23, 7.50pm AEST
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In: A.Didak, B.Kennedy<br style='margin: 0px; padding: 0px;[/img]
Out: B.Sinclair (shoulder), J.Elliott (hamstring)
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In: M.Rosa, C.Masten, B.Wilson<br style='margin: 0px; padding: 0px;[/img]
Out: L.Shuey (hamstring), A.Carter, A.Embley
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AAMI Stadium, Saturday August 24, 1.15pm ACST
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In: K.Hartigan, M.Grigg<br style='margin: 0px; padding: 0px;[/img]
Out: M.Jaensch, S.Shaw
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In: D.Rodan,...
A deplorable 1988 points for the round, which had us placed at 103,271 for the week. We dropped nearly 2500 places in the overall chase, to be 25,943 after 21 weeks. So how did this abomination unfold? As below:
Backmen:
Goddard 110
Gibbs 89
Staker 73
Hanley 55
Heppell 39
Midfielders:
Selwood 144
Kennedy 136
Pendlebury 110 (VC)
Ablett 97 Captain 194
Dangerfield 86
Jack 80
Griffen 78
Cotchin 62
Ruckmen:
Goldstein 124
Cox 89
Forwards:
Johnson 110
Rockliff 105
Franklin 101
Westhoff 88
Roughead 60
Kennedy 55
Bench:
Ibbotson
Webster
Thurlow
Vlastuin 82
Martin
Rowe
Currie
Zorko 101
Richards
Its quite obvious where we lost our points this week. All over the park!
Down back we were short a player, even after making two trades and all the DPP swaps we could, although if we had traded slightly differently we could have saved the zero. The trades we made were Mitchell to Jack and Clisby to Richards. This allowed us to avoid Mitchell's donut with Jack's 80, although it left Vlastuin on the pine. The Clisby trade allowed us to open the forward-defence DPP, which we used to send Staker down back, but we still missed out as the only DPP swap available with Vlastuin was for other scoring players.
The backline did see Goddard score 110 points, but everyone else did quite poorly. While the trades helped but could have been better, we still missed out through Heppell's injury, when Vlas was sitting on the pine and scored 43 more points.
In the midfield we had a full complement, but completely messed up the captain selection. Once again giving the permacap a go, only to see Ablett score 97 points. The VC on Pendles didn't work out for us either. It would have been nice to have put the VC on Selwood, and then used the loophole in the rucks, but alas we did not. The new recruit Jack also dis quite badly, scoring only 80 in his first outing for the donors. Potential points missed there was 47.
The rucks was...
Backmen:
Goddard 110
Gibbs 89
Staker 73
Hanley 55
Heppell 39
Midfielders:
Selwood 144
Kennedy 136
Pendlebury 110 (VC)
Ablett 97 Captain 194
Dangerfield 86
Jack 80
Griffen 78
Cotchin 62
Ruckmen:
Goldstein 124
Cox 89
Forwards:
Johnson 110
Rockliff 105
Franklin 101
Westhoff 88
Roughead 60
Kennedy 55
Bench:
Ibbotson
Webster
Thurlow
Vlastuin 82
Martin
Rowe
Currie
Zorko 101
Richards
Its quite obvious where we lost our points this week. All over the park!
Down back we were short a player, even after making two trades and all the DPP swaps we could, although if we had traded slightly differently we could have saved the zero. The trades we made were Mitchell to Jack and Clisby to Richards. This allowed us to avoid Mitchell's donut with Jack's 80, although it left Vlastuin on the pine. The Clisby trade allowed us to open the forward-defence DPP, which we used to send Staker down back, but we still missed out as the only DPP swap available with Vlastuin was for other scoring players.
The backline did see Goddard score 110 points, but everyone else did quite poorly. While the trades helped but could have been better, we still missed out through Heppell's injury, when Vlas was sitting on the pine and scored 43 more points.
In the midfield we had a full complement, but completely messed up the captain selection. Once again giving the permacap a go, only to see Ablett score 97 points. The VC on Pendles didn't work out for us either. It would have been nice to have put the VC on Selwood, and then used the loophole in the rucks, but alas we did not. The new recruit Jack also dis quite badly, scoring only 80 in his first outing for the donors. Potential points missed there was 47.
The rucks was...
Deledio v. Greater Western Sydney
Rd 12 2012: 132 SC points, 31 disposals
Note: Last played head to head against Scully. Scored 143 last week which had followed scores of 118, 109, 75 and 64 (average of 102).
Pendlebury v. West Coast
SF 2012: 125 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 22 2012: 155 SC points, 31 disposals
QF 2011: 140 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 10 2011: 138 SC points, 31 disposals
Rd 14 2010: 139 SC points, 27 disposals
Rd 9 2009: 108 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 10 2008: 130 SC points, 23 disposals
SF 2007: 99 SC points, 26 disposals
Rd 2 2007: 76 SC points, 21 disposals
Average is 123 SC points with 29 disposals.
Note: Great average against the Eagles averaging 140 in his last five games against them. Normally tagged by Scott Selwood. Only managed 110 last week which had followed scores of 150 and 105 (three game average of 122).
Swan v. West Coast
SF 2012: 135 SC points, 29 disposals
Rd 22 2012: 118 SC points, 27 disposals
Rd 13 2012: 117 SC points, 38 disposals
QF 2011: 130 SC points, 43 disposals
Rd 10 2011: 86 SC points, 26 disposals
Rd 14 2010: 163 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 9 2009: 149 SC points, 36 disposals
Rd 10 2008: 146 SC points, 36 disposals
SF 2007: 118 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 2 2007: 97 SC points, 22 disposals
Rd 16 2006: 109 SC points, 20 disposals
Rd 7 2006: 94 SC points, 25 disposals
Average is 122 SC points with 32 disposals.
Note: Fantastic record against the Eagles with an average of 125 in his past four games against them. Normally plays head to head against Priddis. Three scores over 145 back in 2008 to 2010. Coming off scores of 129, 128, 108 and 159 (average of 131).
Ablett v. St Kilda
Rd 1 2013: 178 SC points, 34 disposals
Rd 11 2012: 64 SC points, 20 disposals
Rd 2 2012: 143 SC points, 40 disposals
Rd 19 2011: 138 SC...
Rd 12 2012: 132 SC points, 31 disposals
Note: Last played head to head against Scully. Scored 143 last week which had followed scores of 118, 109, 75 and 64 (average of 102).
Pendlebury v. West Coast
SF 2012: 125 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 22 2012: 155 SC points, 31 disposals
QF 2011: 140 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 10 2011: 138 SC points, 31 disposals
Rd 14 2010: 139 SC points, 27 disposals
Rd 9 2009: 108 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 10 2008: 130 SC points, 23 disposals
SF 2007: 99 SC points, 26 disposals
Rd 2 2007: 76 SC points, 21 disposals
Average is 123 SC points with 29 disposals.
Note: Great average against the Eagles averaging 140 in his last five games against them. Normally tagged by Scott Selwood. Only managed 110 last week which had followed scores of 150 and 105 (three game average of 122).
Swan v. West Coast
SF 2012: 135 SC points, 29 disposals
Rd 22 2012: 118 SC points, 27 disposals
Rd 13 2012: 117 SC points, 38 disposals
QF 2011: 130 SC points, 43 disposals
Rd 10 2011: 86 SC points, 26 disposals
Rd 14 2010: 163 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 9 2009: 149 SC points, 36 disposals
Rd 10 2008: 146 SC points, 36 disposals
SF 2007: 118 SC points, 38 disposals
Rd 2 2007: 97 SC points, 22 disposals
Rd 16 2006: 109 SC points, 20 disposals
Rd 7 2006: 94 SC points, 25 disposals
Average is 122 SC points with 32 disposals.
Note: Fantastic record against the Eagles with an average of 125 in his past four games against them. Normally plays head to head against Priddis. Three scores over 145 back in 2008 to 2010. Coming off scores of 129, 128, 108 and 159 (average of 131).
Ablett v. St Kilda
Rd 1 2013: 178 SC points, 34 disposals
Rd 11 2012: 64 SC points, 20 disposals
Rd 2 2012: 143 SC points, 40 disposals
Rd 19 2011: 138 SC...
<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 14.399999618530273px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 14.399999618530273px;]This week the Best Buys has reached the penultimate edition for the year, and with each week we get closer to that all-important SC grand final. After Callan Ward tried his best to ruin our strike rate for the season with a 50 odd after being named the Best Buy last week he hasn't made the cut at all this time around, and will need to do something special in the pre-season next year to get him off 'the list'. Hopefully this week the Best Buy can put in an effort worthy of the title, of course depending on whether or not he actually plays.
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<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 14.399999618530273px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 14.399999618530273px;]The Best Buy for this week, is young Cat Stevie Motlop. Even though he was subbed out at half-time last week with a 'tight hamstring' Geelong appear to have taken the conservative approach with Motts training well so far this week. Did we mention he scored 103 before being subbed out? Well he did, and for mine that's impressive enough to warrant a punt for the final two games of the year. For teams with some trades still left, this may well be the week that it's worthwhile trading in a player or two that isn't strictly needed, and giving the emergency loophole a try. It's a pretty good feeling when you can pull a couple of sneaky switches during a round and squeak out a win you wouldn't have gotten otherwise.
DEFENSE
ROOKIES
Troy DAVIS (MEL) DEF 115.9k 35 +15k
Davis has been reasonable in first 2 matches at the top level,...
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<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 14.399999618530273px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 14.399999618530273px;]The Best Buy for this week, is young Cat Stevie Motlop. Even though he was subbed out at half-time last week with a 'tight hamstring' Geelong appear to have taken the conservative approach with Motts training well so far this week. Did we mention he scored 103 before being subbed out? Well he did, and for mine that's impressive enough to warrant a punt for the final two games of the year. For teams with some trades still left, this may well be the week that it's worthwhile trading in a player or two that isn't strictly needed, and giving the emergency loophole a try. It's a pretty good feeling when you can pull a couple of sneaky switches during a round and squeak out a win you wouldn't have gotten otherwise.
DEFENSE
ROOKIES
Troy DAVIS (MEL) DEF 115.9k 35 +15k
Davis has been reasonable in first 2 matches at the top level,...
The Winners - ORFFA Finals Week 1 Review
The finals are finally here - and wow, what an amazing first weekend of action.
Upsets galore have left a quartet of teams still in the hunt for a premiership - with at least some of those teams perhaps shocked to still be in the running.
Powlett Plains 1313 d Iron Knob 1133
The ladder leaders and season long flag favourites have unexpectedly fallen at the first hurdle, well-beaten by a committed Powlett Plains line-up.
The Packers welcomed back a host of veteran talent at just the right time, with Franklin, Hodge and Boyd all scoring 100+ points in their returns from injury. Add to that 103 from Robert Murphy and good contributions from KCornes, Grundy and Bellchambers, and scoreboard kept ticking over.
Ultimately those across-the-board contributions proved too much for the Codpieces to overcome, especially given Iron Knob's own perfect storm of poor scoring from players who had been up and about most of the year.
Big names Ablett, Griffin, and Hanley failed to fire, whilst previously erstwhile contributors like Shuey, Garland, NJones, Harbrow and Darling had shockers. Goldstein, Minson and Douglas were the only three players to score 100 or more.
Darraweit Guim 1208 d Charlie's Opening 1109
Another upset, though not quite at the same level as the Packers' win, saw the Dirigibles float through to the second week of finals action with a hard-fought win over Charlie's Opening.
A consistent team-wide effort was the key for Darraweit, with mainly solid rather than spectacular contributions from most players. Big Ivan Maric led from the front (118) with support from Cunnington and Walker (110 each) in the middle. Michael Walters' late-game 105 - combined with solid scores from Otten and Newnes - proved to be enough to maintain the Dirigibles' lead through until the final siren.
For the Spelunkers, it was an up and down weekend - big Drew Petrie (162) was definitely up, terrorising an...
The finals are finally here - and wow, what an amazing first weekend of action.
Upsets galore have left a quartet of teams still in the hunt for a premiership - with at least some of those teams perhaps shocked to still be in the running.
Powlett Plains 1313 d Iron Knob 1133
The ladder leaders and season long flag favourites have unexpectedly fallen at the first hurdle, well-beaten by a committed Powlett Plains line-up.
The Packers welcomed back a host of veteran talent at just the right time, with Franklin, Hodge and Boyd all scoring 100+ points in their returns from injury. Add to that 103 from Robert Murphy and good contributions from KCornes, Grundy and Bellchambers, and scoreboard kept ticking over.
Ultimately those across-the-board contributions proved too much for the Codpieces to overcome, especially given Iron Knob's own perfect storm of poor scoring from players who had been up and about most of the year.
Big names Ablett, Griffin, and Hanley failed to fire, whilst previously erstwhile contributors like Shuey, Garland, NJones, Harbrow and Darling had shockers. Goldstein, Minson and Douglas were the only three players to score 100 or more.
Darraweit Guim 1208 d Charlie's Opening 1109
Another upset, though not quite at the same level as the Packers' win, saw the Dirigibles float through to the second week of finals action with a hard-fought win over Charlie's Opening.
A consistent team-wide effort was the key for Darraweit, with mainly solid rather than spectacular contributions from most players. Big Ivan Maric led from the front (118) with support from Cunnington and Walker (110 each) in the middle. Michael Walters' late-game 105 - combined with solid scores from Otten and Newnes - proved to be enough to maintain the Dirigibles' lead through until the final siren.
For the Spelunkers, it was an up and down weekend - big Drew Petrie (162) was definitely up, terrorising an...
As mentioned in the forward on the main page, this will be the 4th season of our TS fantasy NBA leagues in a row. The first season saw us have one league of 20 teams, before we moved to a promotion and relegation system across 3 leagues of 12 for the past 2 seasons.
In the top flight over the three seasons, Dabombers won season 1, Jasmine won season 2, & Ruddy won season 3.
There's still a bit of time to go before the season, but we have a few things to sort out between now and then, so we thought it best to get stuck into it now. Steve will be doing the most of the organising/admin/writeups etc through the season, but he's got a fair bit on his plate at the moment, so I'm helping out for the rest of this month.
The main things I see that we need to sort out and agree on, in order, are:
1. Participants;
2. Scoring system adjustments;
3. Length of season;
4. Draft dates;
5.Promotion/Relegation system changes;
6. There must be something else that I cant think of right now.
The season starts on October 29th US time, which is the morning of the 30th for us, so we have about 10 weeks to get sorted, which is good.
Last year, we had the drafts very close to opening night, whereas in the previous 2 seasons, we had them before daylight savings kicked in in Victoria. I'm not sure how we will go this year, but either way, it would be good to get points 1, 2 and 3 out of the way so that we can start researching in preparation for the draft.
The promotion/relegation system we had in place last year was as follows:
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Promotion:
The 4 going up from Div 2 to Div 1 will be the two grand final teams, and (excluding the two GF teams) the team with the best 'points for' and (excluding said Points For winner) the best ranked team at end of our regular season.
The 2 teams going up from Div 1 to Premier will be the GF winning team, and the team with the best Reg season...
In the top flight over the three seasons, Dabombers won season 1, Jasmine won season 2, & Ruddy won season 3.
There's still a bit of time to go before the season, but we have a few things to sort out between now and then, so we thought it best to get stuck into it now. Steve will be doing the most of the organising/admin/writeups etc through the season, but he's got a fair bit on his plate at the moment, so I'm helping out for the rest of this month.
The main things I see that we need to sort out and agree on, in order, are:
1. Participants;
2. Scoring system adjustments;
3. Length of season;
4. Draft dates;
5.Promotion/Relegation system changes;
6. There must be something else that I cant think of right now.
The season starts on October 29th US time, which is the morning of the 30th for us, so we have about 10 weeks to get sorted, which is good.
Last year, we had the drafts very close to opening night, whereas in the previous 2 seasons, we had them before daylight savings kicked in in Victoria. I'm not sure how we will go this year, but either way, it would be good to get points 1, 2 and 3 out of the way so that we can start researching in preparation for the draft.
The promotion/relegation system we had in place last year was as follows:
<blockquote style='margin: 0px 0px 0px 40px; border: medium none; padding: 0px;]
Promotion:
The 4 going up from Div 2 to Div 1 will be the two grand final teams, and (excluding the two GF teams) the team with the best 'points for' and (excluding said Points For winner) the best ranked team at end of our regular season.
The 2 teams going up from Div 1 to Premier will be the GF winning team, and the team with the best Reg season...
<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 18px;]Seems I've gotten in late after a day at the snowfields to find that it's round 4 in my NFL draft.
<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 18px;]Review will be late.
<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 18px;]Stats are up though!
<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 18px;]Enjoy! Hope you've had a great weekend though!
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<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 18px;]Review will be late.
<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 18px;]Stats are up though!
<p style='font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px; font-style: normal; font-variant: normal; line-height: 18px;]Enjoy! Hope you've had a great weekend though!
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As&iacute;, redondo 21 est&aacute; a punto de arrancar y Tom Mitchell es GONESKIS!
Si&eacute;ntase libre de pasar con cualquier comentario, usted no tiene que hablar mexicano embargo.
Oh, &iquest;y qui&eacute;n m&aacute;s se enteraron de que Roos a Brisbane fue un hecho?
Si&eacute;ntase libre de pasar con cualquier comentario, usted no tiene que hablar mexicano embargo.
Oh, &iquest;y qui&eacute;n m&aacute;s se enteraron de que Roos a Brisbane fue un hecho?
Fantasy Premier League - http://fantasy.premierleague.com
All leagues in FPL from last year have been recreated!
Classic Way TooSerious - 53209-64572
TooSerious Classic - 53209-64570
TSEXtra (Classic) - 53209-64571
TooSerious.net Head To Head League - 53209-91880 - Max 38 teams (I think is full now)
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I've set up a league, if you create one or if you notice they are full please let us know and we'll add them to main post.
TooSerious.net - FULL
Way Too Serious - League Code = 784948 (only 11 spots left)
Also I have few spots left in my own league if anyones interested - 872234
All leagues in FPL from last year have been recreated!
Classic Way TooSerious - 53209-64572
TooSerious Classic - 53209-64570
TSEXtra (Classic) - 53209-64571
TooSerious.net Head To Head League - 53209-91880 - Max 38 teams (I think is full now)
Sportal Premier League - http://epldreamteam.sportal.com.au
I've set up a league, if you create one or if you notice they are full please let us know and we'll add them to main post.
TooSerious.net - FULL
Way Too Serious - League Code = 784948 (only 11 spots left)
Also I have few spots left in my own league if anyones interested - 872234
<p style='line-height: 18px; font-variant: normal; font-style: normal; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px;]The Best Buys is back once again to help you with those all-important trade decisions for the SC finals, and from here on out will have more focus on POD's. We've dropped the waiting list section, as there isn't much use looking at the players who will be cheap/good in a few weeks, but included some lesser selected players in good form right now.
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<p style='line-height: 18px; font-variant: normal; font-style: normal; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px;]The Best Buy of the week is young Giant, Callan Ward. A massive 3-game average and a cheap price with small selection numbers make Ward the perfect finals smoky, and for many coaches out there that ticks all the boxes. With Brisbane, Richmond and then the Suns rounding out the season for the Giants Ward should have every opportunity to go large, and could well be the difference come the grand final. On a side note we were going to go with 'Onward and Upward' for the title this week, but there are some connotations there that just didn't quite work.
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DEFENSE
MID-PRICERS
Pearce Hanley (BRI) DEF 488k 100
Pearce is still in solid form, after returning early from injury he brought a good score with him but was a little down this last weekend. Priced at under 490 grand and averaging 100 for the season he is in around 65,000 teams to date and is a solid defensive option.
Harry Taylor (GEE) DEF 465.2k 96
Harry Taylor...
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<p style='line-height: 18px; font-variant: normal; font-style: normal; font-family: Arial, Helvetica, sans-serif; font-size: 12px;]The Best Buy of the week is young Giant, Callan Ward. A massive 3-game average and a cheap price with small selection numbers make Ward the perfect finals smoky, and for many coaches out there that ticks all the boxes. With Brisbane, Richmond and then the Suns rounding out the season for the Giants Ward should have every opportunity to go large, and could well be the difference come the grand final. On a side note we were going to go with 'Onward and Upward' for the title this week, but there are some connotations there that just didn't quite work.
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DEFENSE
MID-PRICERS
Pearce Hanley (BRI) DEF 488k 100
Pearce is still in solid form, after returning early from injury he brought a good score with him but was a little down this last weekend. Priced at under 490 grand and averaging 100 for the season he is in around 65,000 teams to date and is a solid defensive option.
Harry Taylor (GEE) DEF 465.2k 96
Harry Taylor...
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