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Well, according to whatever fear-mongering ad I just saw, the Russians and Mexicans have stolen all of the password. *All* of them!
I hope they dont waste my last few trades, though Ill probably just waste em turning Boyd into Swan or something crazy anyways.
So, anyone gunna make a daring prediction on the scores this weekend? Another bumper 3000+ ridicu-week? average? or perhaps the good weather weve been having will put everyone off their game when the cold hits this weekend and well see 2200 being a good score! Personally, Im kinda hoping for the latter.
I hope they dont waste my last few trades, though Ill probably just waste em turning Boyd into Swan or something crazy anyways.
So, anyone gunna make a daring prediction on the scores this weekend? Another bumper 3000+ ridicu-week? average? or perhaps the good weather weve been having will put everyone off their game when the cold hits this weekend and well see 2200 being a good score! Personally, Im kinda hoping for the latter.
The final week before the SuperCoach finals and wow, I was expecting bad, but Sylvia and Enright- thats gunna be a real kick in the nuts for a few folk! That said, Sylvia as an emergency? That seems a little... suspicious. Reckon Viney is playing games here? Or are they trying to set an example for his poor game last week?
INS: NRoo, Iles, Harris, Didak, Hodge
OUTS: Sylvia, Enright, Ablett, Prestia, Newman
Extended Bench: N/A
Full teams over the break
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St Kilda v Fremantle
ES – Fri Aug 05, 7:40pm
St Kilda
B: Sam Gilbert, Jason Blake, Raphael Clarke
HB: Brendon Goddard, Sam Fisher, Sean Dempster
C: David Armitage, Nick Dal Santo, Jason Gram
HF: Brett Peake, Nick Riewoldt, Jack Steven
F: Stephen Milne, Ryan Gamble, Adam Schneider
Foll: Ben McEvoy, Clinton Jones, Leigh Montagna
I/C: Justin Koschitzke, Jarryn Geary, Farren Ray, Dean Polo
Emg: Steven Baker, Nicholas Winmar, Tommy Walsh
In: Jason Blake, Nick Riewoldt
Out: Tom Lynch, Zac Dawson (Suspension)
Fremantle
B: Tendai Mzungu, Alex Silvagni, Antoni Grover
HB: Adam McPhee, Luke McPharlin, Paul Duffield
C: Greg Broughton, Nathan Fyfe, Hayden Ballantyne
HF: Dylan Roberton, Kepler Bradley, Garrick Ibbotson
F: Michael Johnson, Matthew Pavlich, Christopher Mayne
Foll: Zachary Clarke, Michael Barlow, Stephen Hill
I/C: Clayton Hinkley, Nick Suban, Clancee Pearce, Nick Lower
Emg: Ryan Crowley, Jayden Pitt, Jack Anthony
In: Luke McPharlin, Clayton Hinkley, Kepler Bradley, Nick Suban
Out: Ryan Crowley, Rhys Palmer (Ankle), Matthew de Boer (Knee), Jack Anthony
Carlton v Melbourne
MCG – Sat Aug 06, 2:10pm
Carlton
B: Nick Duigan, Lachlan Henderson, Jeremy Laidler
HB: Aaron Joseph, Bret Thornton, Zach Tuohy
C: Heath Scotland, Chris Judd,...
INS: NRoo, Iles, Harris, Didak, Hodge
OUTS: Sylvia, Enright, Ablett, Prestia, Newman
Extended Bench: N/A
Full teams over the break
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St Kilda v Fremantle
ES – Fri Aug 05, 7:40pm
St Kilda
B: Sam Gilbert, Jason Blake, Raphael Clarke
HB: Brendon Goddard, Sam Fisher, Sean Dempster
C: David Armitage, Nick Dal Santo, Jason Gram
HF: Brett Peake, Nick Riewoldt, Jack Steven
F: Stephen Milne, Ryan Gamble, Adam Schneider
Foll: Ben McEvoy, Clinton Jones, Leigh Montagna
I/C: Justin Koschitzke, Jarryn Geary, Farren Ray, Dean Polo
Emg: Steven Baker, Nicholas Winmar, Tommy Walsh
In: Jason Blake, Nick Riewoldt
Out: Tom Lynch, Zac Dawson (Suspension)
Fremantle
B: Tendai Mzungu, Alex Silvagni, Antoni Grover
HB: Adam McPhee, Luke McPharlin, Paul Duffield
C: Greg Broughton, Nathan Fyfe, Hayden Ballantyne
HF: Dylan Roberton, Kepler Bradley, Garrick Ibbotson
F: Michael Johnson, Matthew Pavlich, Christopher Mayne
Foll: Zachary Clarke, Michael Barlow, Stephen Hill
I/C: Clayton Hinkley, Nick Suban, Clancee Pearce, Nick Lower
Emg: Ryan Crowley, Jayden Pitt, Jack Anthony
In: Luke McPharlin, Clayton Hinkley, Kepler Bradley, Nick Suban
Out: Ryan Crowley, Rhys Palmer (Ankle), Matthew de Boer (Knee), Jack Anthony
Carlton v Melbourne
MCG – Sat Aug 06, 2:10pm
Carlton
B: Nick Duigan, Lachlan Henderson, Jeremy Laidler
HB: Aaron Joseph, Bret Thornton, Zach Tuohy
C: Heath Scotland, Chris Judd,...
So who missed the boat last weekend? Lots of big (or at the very least serviceable Captain-esque) scores from most premiums last week except for Judd and Franklin.
Based on the historical stats, it can be seen that this week, again, despite the loss of Ablett, there are plenty of decent choices as captain. Additionally, we can’t forget the Geelong players who will be having a party against the Ablett-less Suns at Skilled Stadium.
Last week against Melbourne, Geelong players shared a total of 2167 SuperCoach points (66%) against Melbourne’s total of 1135 SuperCoach points (34%). Nine players broke the ton. Geelong played Gold Coast in Round 10 this year. Geelong won by 66 points. Geelong players shared a total of 1819 SuperCoach points (55%) against Gold Coast’s total of 1483 SuperCoach points (45%). Geelong had six century makers in that game. Steve Johnson led the way with 7 goals and 162 SuperCoach points.
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Dal Santo v. Fremantle
Rd 10 2011: 137 SuperCoach points, 30 disposals
Rd 12 2010: 138 SuperCoach points, 24 disposals
Rd 4 2010: 129 SuperCoach points, 35 disposals
Rd 4 2009: 136 SuperCoach points, 31 disposals
Rd 20 2008: 93 SuperCoach points, 22 disposals
Rd 20 2007: 119 SuperCoach points, 21 disposals
Rd 9 2007: 125 SuperCoach points, 23 disposals
Average is 125 SuperCoach points with 27 disposals.
Note: Fantastic record against the Dockers. Only one sub-100 game otherwise all games over 119. He is in career best form at the moment averaging 150 over his previous six games (189, 158, 107, 174, 139, 134).
Goddard v. Fremantle
Rd 10 2011: 57 SuperCoach points, 10 disposals
Rd 12 2010: 142 SuperCoach points, 33 disposals
Rd 4 2010: 133 SuperCoach points, 21 disposals
Rd 4 2009: 113 SuperCoach points, 29 disposals
Rd 20 2008: 104 SuperCoach points, 24 disposals
Rd 13 2008: 152 SuperCoach points, 26 disposals
Average is 117 SuperCoach points with 24 disposals.
Note: Take out the score this year...
Based on the historical stats, it can be seen that this week, again, despite the loss of Ablett, there are plenty of decent choices as captain. Additionally, we can’t forget the Geelong players who will be having a party against the Ablett-less Suns at Skilled Stadium.
Last week against Melbourne, Geelong players shared a total of 2167 SuperCoach points (66%) against Melbourne’s total of 1135 SuperCoach points (34%). Nine players broke the ton. Geelong played Gold Coast in Round 10 this year. Geelong won by 66 points. Geelong players shared a total of 1819 SuperCoach points (55%) against Gold Coast’s total of 1483 SuperCoach points (45%). Geelong had six century makers in that game. Steve Johnson led the way with 7 goals and 162 SuperCoach points.
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Dal Santo v. Fremantle
Rd 10 2011: 137 SuperCoach points, 30 disposals
Rd 12 2010: 138 SuperCoach points, 24 disposals
Rd 4 2010: 129 SuperCoach points, 35 disposals
Rd 4 2009: 136 SuperCoach points, 31 disposals
Rd 20 2008: 93 SuperCoach points, 22 disposals
Rd 20 2007: 119 SuperCoach points, 21 disposals
Rd 9 2007: 125 SuperCoach points, 23 disposals
Average is 125 SuperCoach points with 27 disposals.
Note: Fantastic record against the Dockers. Only one sub-100 game otherwise all games over 119. He is in career best form at the moment averaging 150 over his previous six games (189, 158, 107, 174, 139, 134).
Goddard v. Fremantle
Rd 10 2011: 57 SuperCoach points, 10 disposals
Rd 12 2010: 142 SuperCoach points, 33 disposals
Rd 4 2010: 133 SuperCoach points, 21 disposals
Rd 4 2009: 113 SuperCoach points, 29 disposals
Rd 20 2008: 104 SuperCoach points, 24 disposals
Rd 13 2008: 152 SuperCoach points, 26 disposals
Average is 117 SuperCoach points with 24 disposals.
Note: Take out the score this year...
Alright guys, 9 days to go and Im sure youre all just waiting for the RMT thread to get underway!
So hear goes, Im thinking things will probably go smoother if we stick to just the Barclays and VS comps.
And dont forget to specify which comp youre team is from!!
Oh, and I cracked open a couple of new VS leagues as the last one was full! - 851712 and 920291 are the codes and its the last ones Ive room too make!
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And for the record, my current Barclays team is:
Given (Cerny)
Gibbs, Samba, Kompany (De Laet, Tate)
Taarabt, Moses, Yaya Toure, Kuyt, Silva
Van Persie, Suarez (Holt)
Would love to hear some feedback! (Also, props to Ant for the sneaky plan
)
So hear goes, Im thinking things will probably go smoother if we stick to just the Barclays and VS comps.
And dont forget to specify which comp youre team is from!!
Oh, and I cracked open a couple of new VS leagues as the last one was full! - 851712 and 920291 are the codes and its the last ones Ive room too make!
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And for the record, my current Barclays team is:
Given (Cerny)
Gibbs, Samba, Kompany (De Laet, Tate)
Taarabt, Moses, Yaya Toure, Kuyt, Silva
Van Persie, Suarez (Holt)
Would love to hear some feedback! (Also, props to Ant for the sneaky plan
)
Along with a lot of others, we had an awesome round this week. Our playing stocks were quite depleted; however we came up big to score a PB of 2802!! This resulted in our best ranking for a particular round - 970th (amazing that there were about 1000 people who scored more than 2800!) - and skyrocketed us up almost 1300 positions to reach our 2nd highest ranking ever of 1,825th! Well done donors!
We havent been ranked inside the top 2000 since round 4, and it feels good to be back. Lets keep pushing now to get into the top 1000 for the first time - I reckon we can do it.
We had a heap of the big performers of round 19 - big Cox, Stevie Johnson, Swan, Pendlebury, Priddis, Gibbs, Goddard, Broughton and Ablett all scoring >135! And our reserves filling in for players out on bye did well; however our bench selections could have been better.
Captain choice was alright with Pendles 160 doubled. Judd finished second in that vote, so its lucky he didnt have more support as he only scored 88 this week.
Now onto the aforementioned poor bench selections. Firstly, we came up with the bold selection of starting Keefe at R2 in front of ZSmith, but that didnt work out so well with Keefe only scoring 40 which was 33 less than his understudy. Our other bad bench decision was Puopolo on the def bench with Heppell starting as we lost 26 points there with Pup tonning up in a fine swimming contest against Balantyne. Our only other required bench selection was spot on with Richardson on the bench as our lowest scoring fwd, and a shout out should go out to Prestia, Mzungu and ISmith who all filled in admirably this week up fwd for us.
We made one trade this week. We finally traded out Heater, bringing in Hurn who ended up scoring our 6th lowest score for the round. Lets hope he gets back to the sort of form he produced a couple of years ago!
Now over the break are all the players individual scores from round 19; and let us know in the comments how you are all...
We havent been ranked inside the top 2000 since round 4, and it feels good to be back. Lets keep pushing now to get into the top 1000 for the first time - I reckon we can do it.
We had a heap of the big performers of round 19 - big Cox, Stevie Johnson, Swan, Pendlebury, Priddis, Gibbs, Goddard, Broughton and Ablett all scoring >135! And our reserves filling in for players out on bye did well; however our bench selections could have been better.
Captain choice was alright with Pendles 160 doubled. Judd finished second in that vote, so its lucky he didnt have more support as he only scored 88 this week.
Now onto the aforementioned poor bench selections. Firstly, we came up with the bold selection of starting Keefe at R2 in front of ZSmith, but that didnt work out so well with Keefe only scoring 40 which was 33 less than his understudy. Our other bad bench decision was Puopolo on the def bench with Heppell starting as we lost 26 points there with Pup tonning up in a fine swimming contest against Balantyne. Our only other required bench selection was spot on with Richardson on the bench as our lowest scoring fwd, and a shout out should go out to Prestia, Mzungu and ISmith who all filled in admirably this week up fwd for us.
We made one trade this week. We finally traded out Heater, bringing in Hurn who ended up scoring our 6th lowest score for the round. Lets hope he gets back to the sort of form he produced a couple of years ago!
Now over the break are all the players individual scores from round 19; and let us know in the comments how you are all...
Hi all.  Sorry for the delay, but thought the site was a little busy this morning so left space for some good commenting on the other articles.
Onto this one, but first, because of the delay, Ive whipped up a visual representation of the Premiership Coaches Dynasty article that might interest a few of you.  Take a look here: <a href="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1dcBio_J7xCwFHj3_nCo-EGrTcZYV05X8mr3RlVEwW-8/edit?hl=en_GB">https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1dcBio_J7xCwFHj3_nCo-EGrTcZYV05X8mr3RlVEwW-8/edit?hl=en_GB[/url]
Now...onto the issue at hand.  Its a critical week for a few teams as they jockey for top 4, top 8 or overall honours with your mates.  Boyd, you could cover, but Ablett as well? That means some juggling may be necessary, its time to bring on the MPP and means that maybe a sly sideways or upgrade might be in order this weekend.
So that means Best Buys.  Them and the AA teams are over the break...
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Best Buys:
D: As a POD I dont mind Bock and Gibson. If you dont have him, Fisher is still an OK option, because he should get his fitness back.  If you hold Lower, hes at the peak of his cycle and could actually downgrade to Johncock or Adcock.  An interesting move for those who want to shore up their overall team.
M: Selwood is cheap at 460 I reckon, but with the obvious issue of a bye to come in R22. Cotchin at 422 and has no bye.  Priddis 471 is not bad value, but possibly wait a week then get Boyd/Griffen to the finish.
R: Mumford at 435 is proving value.  Unfortunately for Impromptu Kreuzer has turned into another Zac Smith. Solid 80s but not much more.
F: Cyril Rioli at 415 must attract a look. Pavlich 447 is low for his standards. Sylvia 375 for those who are willing to take a gamble.  Leon Davis is in glittering form for those who want a POD, but his price is now up to 466...and finals are around the corner.
All Australians (Season):
D: Goddard,...
Onto this one, but first, because of the delay, Ive whipped up a visual representation of the Premiership Coaches Dynasty article that might interest a few of you.  Take a look here: <a href="https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1dcBio_J7xCwFHj3_nCo-EGrTcZYV05X8mr3RlVEwW-8/edit?hl=en_GB">https://docs.google.com/drawings/d/1dcBio_J7xCwFHj3_nCo-EGrTcZYV05X8mr3RlVEwW-8/edit?hl=en_GB[/url]
Now...onto the issue at hand.  Its a critical week for a few teams as they jockey for top 4, top 8 or overall honours with your mates.  Boyd, you could cover, but Ablett as well? That means some juggling may be necessary, its time to bring on the MPP and means that maybe a sly sideways or upgrade might be in order this weekend.
So that means Best Buys.  Them and the AA teams are over the break...
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Best Buys:
D: As a POD I dont mind Bock and Gibson. If you dont have him, Fisher is still an OK option, because he should get his fitness back.  If you hold Lower, hes at the peak of his cycle and could actually downgrade to Johncock or Adcock.  An interesting move for those who want to shore up their overall team.
M: Selwood is cheap at 460 I reckon, but with the obvious issue of a bye to come in R22. Cotchin at 422 and has no bye.  Priddis 471 is not bad value, but possibly wait a week then get Boyd/Griffen to the finish.
R: Mumford at 435 is proving value.  Unfortunately for Impromptu Kreuzer has turned into another Zac Smith. Solid 80s but not much more.
F: Cyril Rioli at 415 must attract a look. Pavlich 447 is low for his standards. Sylvia 375 for those who are willing to take a gamble.  Leon Davis is in glittering form for those who want a POD, but his price is now up to 466...and finals are around the corner.
All Australians (Season):
D: Goddard,...
Hey guys - apologies for the late, and still lack of post for last week (had a little on...)
Votes and other musings to be added shortly, however we do have a new leader...the number one man in SuperCoach this year has overtaken the Juddernaught on both my and the TS count. And whilst Cox continues to make Priddis odds look better, Swallow is making it very difficult for one of Goldstein/Petrie/Wells/Harvey to get up.
Throw your thoughts up in the meantime.
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[span style="text-decoration: underline">Carlton v North Melbourne
TS:
3 - B. Gibbs (12)
2 - A. Swallow (11)
1 - C. Yarran (1)
Holey:
3 - B. Gibbs (12)
2 - A. Swallow (11)
1 - C. Yarran (2)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">West Coast v Western Bulldogs
TS:
3 - D. Cox (20)
2 - M. Boyd (22)
1 - M. Priddis (16)
Holey:
3 - D. Cox (14)
2 - M. Boyd (23)
1 - M. Priddis (15)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Geelong v Melbourne
TS:
3 - S. Johnson (9)
2 - J. Selwood (18)
1 - J. Corey (3)
Holey:
3 - S. Johnson (13)
2 - J. Selwood (19)
1 - J. Corey (2)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">St Kilda v Gold Coast
TS:
3 - N. Dal Santo (17)
2 - G. Ablett (20)
1 - B. Goddard (9)
Holey:
3 - N. Dal Santo (16)
2 - G. Ablett (21)
1 - B. Goddard (8)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Hawthorn v Fremantle
TS:
3 - B. Sewell (6)
2 - S. Mitchell (21)
1 - G. Broughton (5)
Holey:
3 - S. Mitchell (24)
2 - B. Sewell (7)
1 - M. Pavlich (12)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Collingwood v Essendon
TS:
3 - D. Swan (17)
2 - S. Pendlebury (25)
1 - A. Fasolo (1)
Holey:
3 - S. Pendlebury (26)
2 - D. Swan (17)
1 - B. Stanton (5)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Adelaide v Port Adelaide
TS:
3 - B. Vince (5)
2 - N. Van Berlo (2)
1 - R. Sloane (1)
Holey:
3 - B. Vince (5)
2 - R. Sloane (2)
1 - N. Van Berlo (1)
LEADERBOARDS
TS:
25 - S. Pendlebury
24 -...
Votes and other musings to be added shortly, however we do have a new leader...the number one man in SuperCoach this year has overtaken the Juddernaught on both my and the TS count. And whilst Cox continues to make Priddis odds look better, Swallow is making it very difficult for one of Goldstein/Petrie/Wells/Harvey to get up.
Throw your thoughts up in the meantime.
Peace :milhouse:<!--more-->And votes:
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Carlton v North Melbourne
TS:
3 - B. Gibbs (12)
2 - A. Swallow (11)
1 - C. Yarran (1)
Holey:
3 - B. Gibbs (12)
2 - A. Swallow (11)
1 - C. Yarran (2)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">West Coast v Western Bulldogs
TS:
3 - D. Cox (20)
2 - M. Boyd (22)
1 - M. Priddis (16)
Holey:
3 - D. Cox (14)
2 - M. Boyd (23)
1 - M. Priddis (15)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Geelong v Melbourne
TS:
3 - S. Johnson (9)
2 - J. Selwood (18)
1 - J. Corey (3)
Holey:
3 - S. Johnson (13)
2 - J. Selwood (19)
1 - J. Corey (2)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">St Kilda v Gold Coast
TS:
3 - N. Dal Santo (17)
2 - G. Ablett (20)
1 - B. Goddard (9)
Holey:
3 - N. Dal Santo (16)
2 - G. Ablett (21)
1 - B. Goddard (8)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Hawthorn v Fremantle
TS:
3 - B. Sewell (6)
2 - S. Mitchell (21)
1 - G. Broughton (5)
Holey:
3 - S. Mitchell (24)
2 - B. Sewell (7)
1 - M. Pavlich (12)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Collingwood v Essendon
TS:
3 - D. Swan (17)
2 - S. Pendlebury (25)
1 - A. Fasolo (1)
Holey:
3 - S. Pendlebury (26)
2 - D. Swan (17)
1 - B. Stanton (5)
[span style="text-decoration: underline">Adelaide v Port Adelaide
TS:
3 - B. Vince (5)
2 - N. Van Berlo (2)
1 - R. Sloane (1)
Holey:
3 - B. Vince (5)
2 - R. Sloane (2)
1 - N. Van Berlo (1)
LEADERBOARDS
TS:
25 - S. Pendlebury
24 -...
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TOO SERIOUS CHAMPIONS LEAGUE KNOCKOUT COMPETION FINAL RESULTS
In what was a remarkable round of supercoach football the final of the TS Champions League, which saw the entire 32 team field averaged a amazing 2600.
In the final we saw Simonoz - 2706 defeat IPIKDA WONG PRAYER – 2463 to lift the premiership cup. In the total points championship Licky My Nutz scored a solid 2693 to keep all other contenders at bay to take it out by 76 points. Congratulations to both Simonoz & Licky, also IWP for a well fought out competition.
Thanks to everyone involved, it was lot of fun and gave this multi bye weeks a reason to actually care about supercoach, many of us could easily of just thrown in towel and not worried about what we scored. If there is some interest next season I might try and work out some way of having our own “eliminator†style competition here on TooSerious.
TEAM,Week 1,Week 2,Week 3,Week 4,Week 5,TOTAL,
Licky My Nutz,2344,2029,2048,2435,2693,11549,
tunas: ,2255,2109,2112,2276,2721,11473,-76
meataxe: ,2258,2189,2022,2249,2716,11434,-115
The "ELeviathans": ,2259,2094,1917,2300,2828,11398,-151
Grogfather: ,2265,2202,1990,2088,2763,11308,-241
SUPERFLY FC: ,2390,2104,1960,2115,2730,11299,-250
The Hornswagglers,2304,2226,1902,2062,2757,11251,-298
Team Stowie,2266,2146,2051,2134,2640,11237,-312
Lightning Bolt,2216,2131,2070,2043,2760,11220,-329
TooSerious.net: ,2331,2085,1881,2112,2801,11210,-339
IPIKDA WONG PRAYER,2280,2164,1992,2297,2463,11196,-353
simonoz: ,2280,2233,1926,2051,2706,11196,-353
Green Jellybeans,2266,2193,2000,1945,2690,11094,-455
TeamofGoddards:,2212,2103,2011,2047,2672,11045,-504
Cattery: ,2289,2038,1969,2085,2652,11033,-516
Charlies Chiefs: ,2254,2173,1900,2286,2407,11020,-529
Rommels Legion: ,2268,2084,1963,2010,2694,11019,-530
Beauie Bling!: ,2292,2124,1990,1997,2555,10958,-591
PTs Cruisers,2287,1958,1944,2006,2752,10947,-602
Rossmoyne Rebels:...
TOO SERIOUS CHAMPIONS LEAGUE KNOCKOUT COMPETION FINAL RESULTS
In what was a remarkable round of supercoach football the final of the TS Champions League, which saw the entire 32 team field averaged a amazing 2600.
In the final we saw Simonoz - 2706 defeat IPIKDA WONG PRAYER – 2463 to lift the premiership cup. In the total points championship Licky My Nutz scored a solid 2693 to keep all other contenders at bay to take it out by 76 points. Congratulations to both Simonoz & Licky, also IWP for a well fought out competition.
Thanks to everyone involved, it was lot of fun and gave this multi bye weeks a reason to actually care about supercoach, many of us could easily of just thrown in towel and not worried about what we scored. If there is some interest next season I might try and work out some way of having our own “eliminator†style competition here on TooSerious.
TEAM,Week 1,Week 2,Week 3,Week 4,Week 5,TOTAL,
Licky My Nutz,2344,2029,2048,2435,2693,11549,
tunas: ,2255,2109,2112,2276,2721,11473,-76
meataxe: ,2258,2189,2022,2249,2716,11434,-115
The "ELeviathans": ,2259,2094,1917,2300,2828,11398,-151
Grogfather: ,2265,2202,1990,2088,2763,11308,-241
SUPERFLY FC: ,2390,2104,1960,2115,2730,11299,-250
The Hornswagglers,2304,2226,1902,2062,2757,11251,-298
Team Stowie,2266,2146,2051,2134,2640,11237,-312
Lightning Bolt,2216,2131,2070,2043,2760,11220,-329
TooSerious.net: ,2331,2085,1881,2112,2801,11210,-339
IPIKDA WONG PRAYER,2280,2164,1992,2297,2463,11196,-353
simonoz: ,2280,2233,1926,2051,2706,11196,-353
Green Jellybeans,2266,2193,2000,1945,2690,11094,-455
TeamofGoddards:,2212,2103,2011,2047,2672,11045,-504
Cattery: ,2289,2038,1969,2085,2652,11033,-516
Charlies Chiefs: ,2254,2173,1900,2286,2407,11020,-529
Rommels Legion: ,2268,2084,1963,2010,2694,11019,-530
Beauie Bling!: ,2292,2124,1990,1997,2555,10958,-591
PTs Cruisers,2287,1958,1944,2006,2752,10947,-602
Rossmoyne Rebels:...
Holy wowzers, its a week that will go down in infamy. Gotta be the single hugest week in the history of ever. So much so that this weeks winner- which I sure will be out by the time I finish this article, will have their name and score recorded forever at the bottom of this post so that we can- in future times- look back and say- I remember the first dude that scored over 3000!
But before we review the week that was SuperCoach, join us over the break to take a look at the games that got us there.
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North Melbourne vs Carlton
Result: Carlton by 18, 11.14.80 to 9.8.62
It was a good game by the Kangeroos. They were helped a little by some inaccurate kicking by the Blues, who went into the halftime break trailing by 11 points. It wasnt under the final quarter, in which Carlton kicked 5.2 that they really put the result beyond doubt- so while it was still a loss, theres a lot of reasons to hold your head up as a Kangeroo fan this week. Gibbs top scored off just 20 possessions, that said though, there were 4 goals in that mix. Marc Murphy was hot on his heels though, 28 touches and a 138SC while Chris Yarran knocked up a 136SC off 27 disposals. Top scoring for the Roos was Andrew Swallow, who picked up 33 touches for a 122SC. Rounding out the top5 was Heath Scotland, who joined Yarran on 27 touches, but only made 121SC. Not too many villians in this game, though the biggest was easily Brady Rawlings, who made the list for the third week in a row with a 43SC. Early days, Judd looked like he was going to make the list- and hey, maybe he still will dor lack of others- but he scraped in to an 88SC after a terrible start which was nice.
Heroes: Gibbs, Murphy, Yarran
Villians: Rawlings, Walker, Judd... heh heh.
Western Bulldogs vs West Coast Eagles.
Result: West Coast by 8, 15.13.103 to 15.5.95
It was the battle of the two west...ern...place...teams, but it was the Eagles who threw the gauntlet out...
But before we review the week that was SuperCoach, join us over the break to take a look at the games that got us there.
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North Melbourne vs Carlton
Result: Carlton by 18, 11.14.80 to 9.8.62
It was a good game by the Kangeroos. They were helped a little by some inaccurate kicking by the Blues, who went into the halftime break trailing by 11 points. It wasnt under the final quarter, in which Carlton kicked 5.2 that they really put the result beyond doubt- so while it was still a loss, theres a lot of reasons to hold your head up as a Kangeroo fan this week. Gibbs top scored off just 20 possessions, that said though, there were 4 goals in that mix. Marc Murphy was hot on his heels though, 28 touches and a 138SC while Chris Yarran knocked up a 136SC off 27 disposals. Top scoring for the Roos was Andrew Swallow, who picked up 33 touches for a 122SC. Rounding out the top5 was Heath Scotland, who joined Yarran on 27 touches, but only made 121SC. Not too many villians in this game, though the biggest was easily Brady Rawlings, who made the list for the third week in a row with a 43SC. Early days, Judd looked like he was going to make the list- and hey, maybe he still will dor lack of others- but he scraped in to an 88SC after a terrible start which was nice.
Heroes: Gibbs, Murphy, Yarran
Villians: Rawlings, Walker, Judd... heh heh.
Western Bulldogs vs West Coast Eagles.
Result: West Coast by 8, 15.13.103 to 15.5.95
It was the battle of the two west...ern...place...teams, but it was the Eagles who threw the gauntlet out...
Time for the Champions League final. Â In the midst of the carnage from this weekend, two teams remain.
Go Simonoz!
Over the break, the preview of the final (from StKildaThunda) and the number of points you will need to get to catch the leaders. Â Needless to say I need a 3000 this weekend
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<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">Its that time of the year we have all been waiting for, that last weekend in July and that means it’s the Final of the Too Serious Champions League Knockout Competition. In the BLACK corner we have <a href="http://supercoach.heraldsun.com.au/?p=other_teams&tid=16306&lid=1">simonoz[/url], ranked 214th overall & 11th in total points during multi byes. In the GREEN corner we have <a href="http://supercoach.heraldsun.com.au/?p=other_teams&tid=49466&lid=1">IPIKDA WONG PRAYER[/url], ranked 182nd overall & 3rd in total points during multi byes. As you can tell not much separates this two teams in the rankings and is set up to be a absolute ring a ding ding contest.
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<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">Alright its time to take a look at both sides, bare in mind that ive swapped players around in each line up to try and get it as close as possible to what they might do themselves. Also will be interesting to see if either of them trade this week, simonoz has Shaw still & IWP has Newman he might be tempted to trade.
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<p class="MsoNormal">[span style="text-decoration: underline">[span lang="EN-AU">SIMONOZ
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<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">DEF: Scotland, [span style="color: red">Gibbs, Goddard, Enright, Broughton, Heppell, [span style="color: red">Puopolo (Jacobs, Deledio, Shaw)
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<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">MID: [span style="color: red">Pendlebury, Judd, A.Swallow, Ablett, Thompson, [span...
Go Simonoz!
Over the break, the preview of the final (from StKildaThunda) and the number of points you will need to get to catch the leaders. Â Needless to say I need a 3000 this weekend
<!--more--><p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">Its that time of the year we have all been waiting for, that last weekend in July and that means it’s the Final of the Too Serious Champions League Knockout Competition. In the BLACK corner we have <a href="http://supercoach.heraldsun.com.au/?p=other_teams&tid=16306&lid=1">simonoz[/url], ranked 214th overall & 11th in total points during multi byes. In the GREEN corner we have <a href="http://supercoach.heraldsun.com.au/?p=other_teams&tid=49466&lid=1">IPIKDA WONG PRAYER[/url], ranked 182nd overall & 3rd in total points during multi byes. As you can tell not much separates this two teams in the rankings and is set up to be a absolute ring a ding ding contest.
<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">
<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">Alright its time to take a look at both sides, bare in mind that ive swapped players around in each line up to try and get it as close as possible to what they might do themselves. Also will be interesting to see if either of them trade this week, simonoz has Shaw still & IWP has Newman he might be tempted to trade.
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<p class="MsoNormal">[span style="text-decoration: underline">[span lang="EN-AU">SIMONOZ
<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">
<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">DEF: Scotland, [span style="color: red">Gibbs, Goddard, Enright, Broughton, Heppell, [span style="color: red">Puopolo (Jacobs, Deledio, Shaw)
<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">
<p class="MsoNormal">[span lang="EN-AU">MID: [span style="color: red">Pendlebury, Judd, A.Swallow, Ablett, Thompson, [span...
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