TooSerious
For those who take it way too seriously
OK I am also sorry I have been flat chat getting anything out this week.
So its a very simple barebones list of names, then discuss away!
Advice for the week: Plan/ration your trades. Think of trading now as one per week rather than cash cow upgrade. I would think 9 after this round will be sufficient. Anything more than 12 and you have a team that could use improving, and any less than 7 and you are in trouble.
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FRESH MEAT
Under 200k its lean pickings. Heath and Gysberts the best for mine.
Downgrade targets are (D) Heath, Roberton (M) Gysberts (R) Stanley (F) Hughes, Wonaeamirri, Stewart, OKeefe, Griffiths.
CATCH THE TRAIN
Leroy Jetta and Kepler (Crapula) Bradley have had a purple patch. If you think its going to last, jump on as they are going up. Mind you I think they will either get injured or have a bit of poor form, so I would avoid. But Crapula at least has the MPP thing going with Jackson Trengove.
For pure point chasing goodness, why not go Bryce Gibbs before his price rockets after the near 200 score!
ON THE NOSE
Tomorrows bargains start from the pig slop of "On the Nose"
Main three players I see as on the nose are Ablett, Sandilands and Higgins. For those who wanted in at some stage in the next few weeks they will be at their best price for the year.
BEST BUYS
Defenders - Enright, Gilbee, Gilbert, Shaw, Hurn (all I think slightly under priced)
Midfielders - Probably slightly 2nd tier but good value around 500k for Bartel, Murphy, Cooney, Boyd and Pendlebury. Kade Simpson is OK for a roughie bushpig unique.
Rucks - Ryder and Hille best performed recently. Cox always a good option.
Forwards - Value galore in ROK, Brown, Goodes and DARE I SAY IT THOMAS. I havent got him this year, but by jingoes his form warrants it.
Until next week, happy trading.
So its a very simple barebones list of names, then discuss away!
Advice for the week: Plan/ration your trades. Think of trading now as one per week rather than cash cow upgrade. I would think 9 after this round will be sufficient. Anything more than 12 and you have a team that could use improving, and any less than 7 and you are in trouble.
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FRESH MEAT
Under 200k its lean pickings. Heath and Gysberts the best for mine.
Downgrade targets are (D) Heath, Roberton (M) Gysberts (R) Stanley (F) Hughes, Wonaeamirri, Stewart, OKeefe, Griffiths.
CATCH THE TRAIN
Leroy Jetta and Kepler (Crapula) Bradley have had a purple patch. If you think its going to last, jump on as they are going up. Mind you I think they will either get injured or have a bit of poor form, so I would avoid. But Crapula at least has the MPP thing going with Jackson Trengove.
For pure point chasing goodness, why not go Bryce Gibbs before his price rockets after the near 200 score!
ON THE NOSE
Tomorrows bargains start from the pig slop of "On the Nose"
Main three players I see as on the nose are Ablett, Sandilands and Higgins. For those who wanted in at some stage in the next few weeks they will be at their best price for the year.
BEST BUYS
Defenders - Enright, Gilbee, Gilbert, Shaw, Hurn (all I think slightly under priced)
Midfielders - Probably slightly 2nd tier but good value around 500k for Bartel, Murphy, Cooney, Boyd and Pendlebury. Kade Simpson is OK for a roughie bushpig unique.
Rucks - Ryder and Hille best performed recently. Cox always a good option.
Forwards - Value galore in ROK, Brown, Goodes and DARE I SAY IT THOMAS. I havent got him this year, but by jingoes his form warrants it.
Until next week, happy trading.
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Sorry guys, got a lot on my plate at the moment. Should have had this up yesterday, so Im sure youve all been waiting for it...
Well at least, all of you who *didnt* pick Barlow. That boy was in 20 teams.
Anyways, this weeks winner was The Mob Goes Wild won with a score of 39 points.
The winning team for the round was:
namescoreDifference
The Mob Goes WildJobe Watson1033
The Mob Goes WildGary Ablett218
The Mob Goes WildShane Tuck125
The Mob Goes WildScott Pendlebury312
The Mob Goes WildBrendon Goddard210
The Mob Goes WildLuke Hodge1031
The Mob Goes WildBryce Gibbs164
The Mob Goes WildMatthew Pavlich1065
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UserscoreDifference
The Mob Goes Wild39258
asanque40104
stowie46231
Superblues47180
frostylane47203
Pickle49108
quazy88849127
worksafe50209
celinef50124
anubis51253
Kel51277
spamman52945
gnewitt56156
walesy56155
Stew5683
joshuac56135
julianc56891
Dorge56965
haysiebbh57219
jinnasaur58199
blizzrd58164
chris8858248
batesy58222
parlabane59208
parasite59203
Carlos59216
wal700062316
bfish63198
bandit64215
Jolinar64269
Minge64336
knighty65306
bryansa65256
MajorLazer65232
lgarth8066147
Micka66286
benj66134
bulldogs1766292
Shapgood66196
wally fitz66195
Bucko66200
remedi66909
snoop66234
Jumperpuncher67246
GRG67226
Grogfather67220
PowerfromPort68191
Starky69247
Danaz71269
soups73202
Lego74866
timtimmy74326
jo75227
steamtrain75213
beetee75255
mattybomb2275422
simonoz76315
nicks76246
thespine76268
brendon cambridge76308
resch76155
foxy_dal77309
tp77325
wiggles77329
daveo1580272
CarlSpackler81315
deasend82175
tomwoolley89345
obeebe91306...
Sorry guys, got a lot on my plate at the moment. Should have had this up yesterday, so Im sure youve all been waiting for it...
Well at least, all of you who *didnt* pick Barlow. That boy was in 20 teams.
Anyways, this weeks winner was The Mob Goes Wild won with a score of 39 points.
The winning team for the round was:
namescoreDifference
The Mob Goes WildJobe Watson1033
The Mob Goes WildGary Ablett218
The Mob Goes WildShane Tuck125
The Mob Goes WildScott Pendlebury312
The Mob Goes WildBrendon Goddard210
The Mob Goes WildLuke Hodge1031
The Mob Goes WildBryce Gibbs164
The Mob Goes WildMatthew Pavlich1065
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UserscoreDifference
The Mob Goes Wild39258
asanque40104
stowie46231
Superblues47180
frostylane47203
Pickle49108
quazy88849127
worksafe50209
celinef50124
anubis51253
Kel51277
spamman52945
gnewitt56156
walesy56155
Stew5683
joshuac56135
julianc56891
Dorge56965
haysiebbh57219
jinnasaur58199
blizzrd58164
chris8858248
batesy58222
parlabane59208
parasite59203
Carlos59216
wal700062316
bfish63198
bandit64215
Jolinar64269
Minge64336
knighty65306
bryansa65256
MajorLazer65232
lgarth8066147
Micka66286
benj66134
bulldogs1766292
Shapgood66196
wally fitz66195
Bucko66200
remedi66909
snoop66234
Jumperpuncher67246
GRG67226
Grogfather67220
PowerfromPort68191
Starky69247
Danaz71269
soups73202
Lego74866
timtimmy74326
jo75227
steamtrain75213
beetee75255
mattybomb2275422
simonoz76315
nicks76246
thespine76268
brendon cambridge76308
resch76155
foxy_dal77309
tp77325
wiggles77329
daveo1580272
CarlSpackler81315
deasend82175
tomwoolley89345
obeebe91306...
Hey guys, were finally officially moving up to our shiny new servers.
I have no idea what its going to happen, but fingers are crossed that minimal fuss is caused.
I believe the DNS thingy takes 24 hours to propagate, so things might get a little funky in these parts for the next 24 hours... who knows though!
I have no idea what its going to happen, but fingers are crossed that minimal fuss is caused.
I believe the DNS thingy takes 24 hours to propagate, so things might get a little funky in these parts for the next 24 hours... who knows though!
MEOW all,
I would like to welcome all you cats out there to another installment of the leagues review, because I know you have all been dying to get stuck into your opponents, and to know how we are faring. What a week for scoring, it looked like we were going to see some massive scores this weekend with the likes of Joey and the Jpod tearing it up, and I am sure there were some of us who were eyeing 2500+ Sunday morning, but surprisingly most of the big names did not take off in the Freo, Carlton or Hawks games.
Now before we get into the TS leagues, I would like to take this opportunity to quickly mention that the Hawks are flying up the ladder after a nail biting finish against the Bloods on Sunday and could easily be in the 8 at the conclusion of next round...the Premiers of 2008 look to be back in the mix and could be making a charge at being a serious contender.
Anyways, continued over the break...
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The big news of the week was in the Orange Boys league (currently sitting 183) with The Duds registering their first win and setting a whopping round high 2394...well done...but is it too late for a charge up the ladder?
The Pine Warmers continue to impress holding 19th spot overall - a fantastic effort in a very tough league. Moving into this week, there was one game separating 1st and 12th, and last place had scored more points than anyone else in the league overall since league round 1, and finally got a win this week with a strong 2356 knocking off top place. Whoknows? won in a nail biter over Prospectus Boy and my boys, the Krunchy Nuts, took the chocolates over the Thunder Guns.
THE PINE WARMERS
ROUND 10 RESULTS
LiQuiD2,185def by2,259Life Post-Richo
Veni Vidi Vici2,250def2,079Snotties
Year of the CATS2,162def by2,234Jackson Harvey FC
Krunchy Nuts2,189def2,079Thunder Guns
Razors2,217def2,088PowerfromPort
9/11WasAnInsideJob2,190def by2,250steamed hams...
I would like to welcome all you cats out there to another installment of the leagues review, because I know you have all been dying to get stuck into your opponents, and to know how we are faring. What a week for scoring, it looked like we were going to see some massive scores this weekend with the likes of Joey and the Jpod tearing it up, and I am sure there were some of us who were eyeing 2500+ Sunday morning, but surprisingly most of the big names did not take off in the Freo, Carlton or Hawks games.
Now before we get into the TS leagues, I would like to take this opportunity to quickly mention that the Hawks are flying up the ladder after a nail biting finish against the Bloods on Sunday and could easily be in the 8 at the conclusion of next round...the Premiers of 2008 look to be back in the mix and could be making a charge at being a serious contender.
Anyways, continued over the break...
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The big news of the week was in the Orange Boys league (currently sitting 183) with The Duds registering their first win and setting a whopping round high 2394...well done...but is it too late for a charge up the ladder?
The Pine Warmers continue to impress holding 19th spot overall - a fantastic effort in a very tough league. Moving into this week, there was one game separating 1st and 12th, and last place had scored more points than anyone else in the league overall since league round 1, and finally got a win this week with a strong 2356 knocking off top place. Whoknows? won in a nail biter over Prospectus Boy and my boys, the Krunchy Nuts, took the chocolates over the Thunder Guns.
THE PINE WARMERS
ROUND 10 RESULTS
LiQuiD2,185def by2,259Life Post-Richo
Veni Vidi Vici2,250def2,079Snotties
Year of the CATS2,162def by2,234Jackson Harvey FC
Krunchy Nuts2,189def2,079Thunder Guns
Razors2,217def2,088PowerfromPort
9/11WasAnInsideJob2,190def by2,250steamed hams...
Round 10 has come and gone, and in its wake is a number of games where the votes should be very clear cut.
Friday night saw the first of many upsets, with a few lesser-lights from the Bombers really evening their tally up. Anyone of Jetta, Winderlich or Stanton may get the three, where the dogs slim chance of picking up a vote rest with their inform ruckmen Ben Hudson.
Geelongs systematic demolition of Melbourne should bring another 3 votes to Joel Selwood - whilst GAJ and the j-Pod are a flip of the coin for the minor votes. Selwood is making a steady rise up the leaderboard, and those that jumped on him a few weeks ago at mid $60 odds would be rubbing their hands together.
Richmonds first win of the year will bring about its first three - and an unexpected Shane Tuck will collect that here. His display was so emphatic that Im nominating him for the three of the week - although Montagna and Gibbs should be pretty safe too...
Dal Santo should be safe for two votes in the St Kilda game - it always seems that he and Montagna seem to play well together, whereas when Hayes is on he often does it alone. Dal Santo has ingrained himself in the middle of the chasing pack, and is one of the most in-form players in the comp after polling in each of the last 3 weeks.
Luke Powers three is relatively safe too, with Dale Thomas and Daniel Rich the biggest threat. Regular vote-getters Black and Brown werent far off the mark either.
Two Swans players should pick up votes in their narrow loss to Hawthorn. Hannebery picked up his second BOG for the year, and is really shaping up as a decent smokie for the Rising Star award. Lewis was the Hawks best, whilst Mummy should out-poll Mitchell, Rioli and Franklin.
Murphys two should be pretty safe behind Gibbs massive three, whilst anyone of Walker, Judd, Scotland and Gartlett will fight it out for the one.
Whilst the race for Freos leading votegetter has always seemed a race between three, David...
Friday night saw the first of many upsets, with a few lesser-lights from the Bombers really evening their tally up. Anyone of Jetta, Winderlich or Stanton may get the three, where the dogs slim chance of picking up a vote rest with their inform ruckmen Ben Hudson.
Geelongs systematic demolition of Melbourne should bring another 3 votes to Joel Selwood - whilst GAJ and the j-Pod are a flip of the coin for the minor votes. Selwood is making a steady rise up the leaderboard, and those that jumped on him a few weeks ago at mid $60 odds would be rubbing their hands together.
Richmonds first win of the year will bring about its first three - and an unexpected Shane Tuck will collect that here. His display was so emphatic that Im nominating him for the three of the week - although Montagna and Gibbs should be pretty safe too...
Dal Santo should be safe for two votes in the St Kilda game - it always seems that he and Montagna seem to play well together, whereas when Hayes is on he often does it alone. Dal Santo has ingrained himself in the middle of the chasing pack, and is one of the most in-form players in the comp after polling in each of the last 3 weeks.
Luke Powers three is relatively safe too, with Dale Thomas and Daniel Rich the biggest threat. Regular vote-getters Black and Brown werent far off the mark either.
Two Swans players should pick up votes in their narrow loss to Hawthorn. Hannebery picked up his second BOG for the year, and is really shaping up as a decent smokie for the Rising Star award. Lewis was the Hawks best, whilst Mummy should out-poll Mitchell, Rioli and Franklin.
Murphys two should be pretty safe behind Gibbs massive three, whilst anyone of Walker, Judd, Scotland and Gartlett will fight it out for the one.
Whilst the race for Freos leading votegetter has always seemed a race between three, David...
Gah! There used to be a post here that detailed exactly why this was a round of upsets. It was full of wit- really, a masterpiece would be under rating it a little I reckon... however, it seems that due to a cat related computer issue, I have lost this weeks review, but yanno- every cloud has a silver lining, and so if anyone wants to have a crack a being read by thousands and thousands, email me through a review of this round, and Ill throw in your guest post.
And Ben, no, "Collingwood are crap" will not qualify.
Alright, we have a guest post- thank you very much Johnny.
Well they say things come in threes and that was the case this round in terms of upsets. Friday night was the first where Essendon got up over the Dogs. The Dons seemed in charge for most of the match and their aggressive attacking style seemed to work. It looked like it could have been a blowout in the 3rd quarter, yet the Dogs rallied late and made a charge with a 6 goal to 3 last quarter eventually going down by 9 points. Ryder (119) produced the goods with 2 goals and 8 tackles. Stanton (119) provided alot of drive up back while the old stager Flecher (105) was very effective and is heading into Michael Tuck territory. Gumbleton was disappointing with 53. The best of the Dogs were Hudson 131, Hall 119 and Lake 118. Aker had a shocker with 45 and may face the axe in some SuperCoach teams and his real one !
Now down to the Cattery, you know that impregnable fortress down the highway Happy to say there was no upset here. The Cats did what was expected and easily accounted for the Demons to the tune of 54 points. In overcast and windy conditions it was a scrappy game at times. There was also just enough rain to curb effective ball use at some stages. It really was a case of the usual suspects for the Cats. For 3rd game in a row at Skilled Staduim Jpod 144 kicked 5 goals. Ablett 137 and Selwood 134 took care of a midfield which was missing their No. 1 & 2 recruits Scully...
And Ben, no, "Collingwood are crap" will not qualify.
Alright, we have a guest post- thank you very much Johnny.
Well they say things come in threes and that was the case this round in terms of upsets. Friday night was the first where Essendon got up over the Dogs. The Dons seemed in charge for most of the match and their aggressive attacking style seemed to work. It looked like it could have been a blowout in the 3rd quarter, yet the Dogs rallied late and made a charge with a 6 goal to 3 last quarter eventually going down by 9 points. Ryder (119) produced the goods with 2 goals and 8 tackles. Stanton (119) provided alot of drive up back while the old stager Flecher (105) was very effective and is heading into Michael Tuck territory. Gumbleton was disappointing with 53. The best of the Dogs were Hudson 131, Hall 119 and Lake 118. Aker had a shocker with 45 and may face the axe in some SuperCoach teams and his real one !
Now down to the Cattery, you know that impregnable fortress down the highway
Happy to say there was no upset here. The Cats did what was expected and easily accounted for the Demons to the tune of 54 points. In overcast and windy conditions it was a scrappy game at times. There was also just enough rain to curb effective ball use at some stages. It really was a case of the usual suspects for the Cats. For 3rd game in a row at Skilled Staduim Jpod 144 kicked 5 goals. Ablett 137 and Selwood 134 took care of a midfield which was missing their No. 1 & 2 recruits Scully...
Just letting you guys know, it seems our hosts are been having issues all day. Fingers are crossed that they get it sorted soon enough!
Really I should have opened this post up before the game... now all Iv got going through my head is-
GO YOU BOMBER GOOD THINGS YEEEAAAHHHHHH!!!
Anyways, the odds on all the games this weekend are very short, but weve had one upset.
Hall and Lake did great, while Stanton has had a welcome back to form.
Im out- Go you good things!!
GO YOU BOMBER GOOD THINGS YEEEAAAHHHHHH!!!
Anyways, the odds on all the games this weekend are very short, but weve had one upset.
Hall and Lake did great, while Stanton has had a welcome back to form.
Im out- Go you good things!!
Sorry all, still a bit under the pump. Tip for this week-strongly consider making Goodes captain, even if you do have Gablett.
Essendon V Western Bulldogs. Top Scorer: Daniel Cross 140
Geelong V Melbourne
Port Adelaide V Richmond
Brisbane V Collingwood
St Kilda V Adelaide
Hawthorn V Sydney
Carlton V West Coast
Fremantle V North Melbourne
Essendon V Western Bulldogs. Top Scorer: Daniel Cross 140
Geelong V Melbourne
Port Adelaide V Richmond
Brisbane V Collingwood
St Kilda V Adelaide
Hawthorn V Sydney
Carlton V West Coast
Fremantle V North Melbourne
Wow, is it Thursday already? And round 10?
When did that happen? nearly half was through the season!
So, the big outs this week are Scully and Trengove. Both look like they are getting rested after a tough game up at the North end. Kennelly and Bradshaw were expected but Davis getting a run in the two will be good for him.
With Edwards going out, it means Armstrong will get to his first price rise, while Petrie is back, along with his MPP droolfest that he brings. Gysberts and TDL look like they have some good potential as some final downgrades.
INS: Higgins, Gysberts, Armstrong, TDL, White, Petrie
OUTS: Melksham, Scully, Trengove, Davis, Edwards, Kennelly, Bradshaw, Silvagni, Wells
Extended bench: Peterson, TDL, Naitanui
Anyways, you guys know the drill, teams will be over the break
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ROUND 10Friday, May 28Essendon v Western BulldogsEtihad Stadium @ 7.40pmESSENDONB: Heath Hocking, Dustin Fletcher, Courtenay DempseyHB: Mark McVeigh, Tayte Pears, David MyersC: Leroy Jetta, Jobe Watson, Jason WinderlichHF: Angus Monfries, Scott Gumbleton, Sam LonerganF: David Hille, Michael Hurley, Alwyn DaveyFoll: Patrick Ryder, Brent Stanton, Ben HowlettInt: David Zaharakis, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Jarrod Atkinson, Brent PrismallEmg: Travis Colyer, Mark Williams, Kyle Hardingham In: Lovett-MurrayOut: Jake Melksham (foot)WESTERN BULLDOGSB: Jarrod Harbrow, Brian Lake, Dale MorrisHB: Ryan Hargrave, Tom Williams, Lindsay GilbeeC: Dylan Addison, Matthew Boyd, Daniel CrossHF: Brennan Stack, Mitch Hahn, Josh HillF: Jarrad Grant, Barry Hall, Daniel GiansiracusaFoll: Ben Hudson, Adam Cooney, Ryan GriffenInt: Will Minson, Liam Picken, Jason Akermanis, Shaun HigginsEmg: Brodie Moles, Andrejs Everitt, Nathan EagletonIn: HigginsOut: Nathan EagletonSaturday May 29Geelong Cats v Melbourne Skilled Stadium @ 2.10pmGEELONG B: Darren Milburn, Tom Lonergan, Josh HuntHB: Andrew Mackie, Harry Taylor, Corey EnrightC: James Kelly, Cameron...
When did that happen? nearly half was through the season!
So, the big outs this week are Scully and Trengove. Both look like they are getting rested after a tough game up at the North end. Kennelly and Bradshaw were expected but Davis getting a run in the two will be good for him.
With Edwards going out, it means Armstrong will get to his first price rise, while Petrie is back, along with his MPP droolfest that he brings. Gysberts and TDL look like they have some good potential as some final downgrades.
INS: Higgins, Gysberts, Armstrong, TDL, White, Petrie
OUTS: Melksham, Scully, Trengove, Davis, Edwards, Kennelly, Bradshaw, Silvagni, Wells
Extended bench: Peterson, TDL, Naitanui
Anyways, you guys know the drill, teams will be over the break
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ROUND 10Friday, May 28Essendon v Western BulldogsEtihad Stadium @ 7.40pmESSENDONB: Heath Hocking, Dustin Fletcher, Courtenay DempseyHB: Mark McVeigh, Tayte Pears, David MyersC: Leroy Jetta, Jobe Watson, Jason WinderlichHF: Angus Monfries, Scott Gumbleton, Sam LonerganF: David Hille, Michael Hurley, Alwyn DaveyFoll: Patrick Ryder, Brent Stanton, Ben HowlettInt: David Zaharakis, Nathan Lovett-Murray, Jarrod Atkinson, Brent PrismallEmg: Travis Colyer, Mark Williams, Kyle Hardingham In: Lovett-MurrayOut: Jake Melksham (foot)WESTERN BULLDOGSB: Jarrod Harbrow, Brian Lake, Dale MorrisHB: Ryan Hargrave, Tom Williams, Lindsay GilbeeC: Dylan Addison, Matthew Boyd, Daniel CrossHF: Brennan Stack, Mitch Hahn, Josh HillF: Jarrad Grant, Barry Hall, Daniel GiansiracusaFoll: Ben Hudson, Adam Cooney, Ryan GriffenInt: Will Minson, Liam Picken, Jason Akermanis, Shaun HigginsEmg: Brodie Moles, Andrejs Everitt, Nathan EagletonIn: HigginsOut: Nathan EagletonSaturday May 29Geelong Cats v Melbourne Skilled Stadium @ 2.10pmGEELONG B: Darren Milburn, Tom Lonergan, Josh HuntHB: Andrew Mackie, Harry Taylor, Corey EnrightC: James Kelly, Cameron...
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