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For those who take it way too seriously
Looks like those boys over at <a href="http://dreamteamtalk.com">DT Talk[/url] have dropped the first bombshells of the preseason.
Rumours of a rolling lockout and positional swapping.
Now, firstly, the Rolling lockout. This will be delicious. Getting your team sorted at 2am Friday morning will be fantastic (well, except for your Carlton/Richmond players- but they will already be sorted!). I feel that it will be a big positive to the game, removing the sadness caused amongst players who arent able to get into their teams on the Thursday night.
Secondly, position swapping. It seems the assumption is that you will be able to swap an M/F sitting in the mids with an M/F sitting in the forward lines. And so on.
Which looks to be a huge boon to coaches who put in the fore-thought and plan their teams well.
With one particular caveat- for there to be much benefit, youre going to need multi-positional rookies who also make good cashcows.
Otherwise, the only coverage gained is if the actual multi-positional goes down injured AND you dont have coverage for him where hes positioned AND you have additional coverage availiable that you can move over. (aka- unlikely.)
Whether or not VS decide to give us those, would be another kettel of fish!
The funny thing is though, To this caveat, theres also another caveat to consider.
What position dont you care about making money? The worst cashcows in history? Who, by virtue of having the worst cashcows in history, also have the worst bench coverage of all the positions. And play in a position where injuries should be expected?
Yes, Ive hinted enough- the rucks.
Throw in a multi-positioned rookie ruckman on your bench, with a Clark (or if youre feeling daring, a Tippett or Kosi) in the forward line.
And suddenly, your backup ruck becomes Clark, this years highest scoring ruck, and your forward bench then goes on to cover for that lousy Ruck division.
Add to that the posibility of decent...
Rumours of a rolling lockout and positional swapping.
Now, firstly, the Rolling lockout. This will be delicious. Getting your team sorted at 2am Friday morning will be fantastic (well, except for your Carlton/Richmond players- but they will already be sorted!). I feel that it will be a big positive to the game, removing the sadness caused amongst players who arent able to get into their teams on the Thursday night.
Secondly, position swapping. It seems the assumption is that you will be able to swap an M/F sitting in the mids with an M/F sitting in the forward lines. And so on.
Which looks to be a huge boon to coaches who put in the fore-thought and plan their teams well.
With one particular caveat- for there to be much benefit, youre going to need multi-positional rookies who also make good cashcows.
Otherwise, the only coverage gained is if the actual multi-positional goes down injured AND you dont have coverage for him where hes positioned AND you have additional coverage availiable that you can move over. (aka- unlikely.)
Whether or not VS decide to give us those, would be another kettel of fish!
The funny thing is though, To this caveat, theres also another caveat to consider.
What position dont you care about making money? The worst cashcows in history? Who, by virtue of having the worst cashcows in history, also have the worst bench coverage of all the positions. And play in a position where injuries should be expected?
Yes, Ive hinted enough- the rucks.
Throw in a multi-positioned rookie ruckman on your bench, with a Clark (or if youre feeling daring, a Tippett or Kosi) in the forward line.
And suddenly, your backup ruck becomes Clark, this years highest scoring ruck, and your forward bench then goes on to cover for that lousy Ruck division.
Add to that the posibility of decent...
Happy new year everyone!
And with the new year, I figure- why not throw out my very-early first cut of a team.
I reckon, even at this stage of the year, this team will be competitive next year- but to be honest, Im expecting a lot of changes (Particularly if Jesse Smith can stay fit!!)
Anyways, without further ado-
Defenders.
Keepers.
Sam Fisher
A solid defender who suffered a handful of bad games last year. Hes making the squad for his durability and my belief that he will raise in average next year a good 5-10 ppg.
Luke Hodge
Carrying an injury through most of last year, and averaging 118 the year before, I can see Luke Hodge be the single most popular player in every team next year. (With the exception of Ablett).
Grant Birchall
Should bring at minimum an average of 80+. Showed through the start and end of last year just what he has the potential to do.
Jason Gram
With runs through the a star studded midfield, Gram wont suffer any issues with a tag. has historically held a 115% ish SC/DT percentage, but a 14ppg DreamTeam average increase brought that ratio to 86%. If he can keep getting as much of the ball, but lift his disposal again, a 105 average is not unachieveable.
Speculative.
Rick Ladson
Will need to watch his preseason, but its hard to go past paying a 58 average+ discount for a player who averaged 91 over 22 games in a premiership team.
Tadhg Kennelly
Again, been missing a year, and will depend a lot of the discount earned. Even with his shoulders, if he can return to his 85 over 20 average of 08, then well be laughing!
David Myers
So Im biased. Perhaps I want him to do well. Played last year for Bendigo as an inside mid and being groomed to assist Watson. So if he can get gametime, he should be well worth it.
Bench.
Phil Davis
With Ottens going down, it has been hinted that Phil is on a short list to step into the role. Will be delicious if he does.
Andrew Moore
Picked...
And with the new year, I figure- why not throw out my very-early first cut of a team.
I reckon, even at this stage of the year, this team will be competitive next year- but to be honest, Im expecting a lot of changes (Particularly if Jesse Smith can stay fit!!)
Anyways, without further ado-
Defenders.
Keepers.
Sam Fisher
A solid defender who suffered a handful of bad games last year. Hes making the squad for his durability and my belief that he will raise in average next year a good 5-10 ppg.
Luke Hodge
Carrying an injury through most of last year, and averaging 118 the year before, I can see Luke Hodge be the single most popular player in every team next year. (With the exception of Ablett).
Grant Birchall
Should bring at minimum an average of 80+. Showed through the start and end of last year just what he has the potential to do.
Jason Gram
With runs through the a star studded midfield, Gram wont suffer any issues with a tag. has historically held a 115% ish SC/DT percentage, but a 14ppg DreamTeam average increase brought that ratio to 86%. If he can keep getting as much of the ball, but lift his disposal again, a 105 average is not unachieveable.
Speculative.
Rick Ladson
Will need to watch his preseason, but its hard to go past paying a 58 average+ discount for a player who averaged 91 over 22 games in a premiership team.
Tadhg Kennelly
Again, been missing a year, and will depend a lot of the discount earned. Even with his shoulders, if he can return to his 85 over 20 average of 08, then well be laughing!
David Myers
So Im biased. Perhaps I want him to do well. Played last year for Bendigo as an inside mid and being groomed to assist Watson. So if he can get gametime, he should be well worth it.
Bench.
Phil Davis
With Ottens going down, it has been hinted that Phil is on a short list to step into the role. Will be delicious if he does.
Andrew Moore
Picked...
To the EPL folk out there, I just need to apologise.
I missed getting the data for round 17, and as such, this weeks salary predictions are going to be incorrect.
They should be fine from next GW though!
ps- Damn you Wigan!
I missed getting the data for round 17, and as such, this weeks salary predictions are going to be incorrect.
They should be fine from next GW though!
ps- Damn you Wigan!
Alright, with all the teams down for the Christmas period, this will probably be my last post for the year.
Unless you cop a drunken Christmas/New Years greetings.
So I figure, Ill make the last post a spot check for where each team is. Broken down into the three major categories we care about.
1. Whos injured?
2. Whos been pencilled in for the midfield
3. Whos been training the house down!
Adelaide:
Injuries -
Otten (knee)
Moran (knee)
Symes (knee)
Bock (heel)
Van Berlo (back)
More in the midfield - Dangerfield
Training the house down - Walker
Brisbane:
Injuries -
Clarke (knee)
Bartlett (knee)
Golby (knee)
More in the midfield - Brennan, Staker
Carlton:
Injuries -
Jamison (hip)
Waite (knee)
More in the midfield - McLean.
Training the house down - Gartlett, Yarran
Collingwood:
Injuries -
Medhurst (back)
Anthony (sholder)
Fraser (knee)
Dick (shoulder)
More in the midfield - Ball
Training the house down - Jolly
Essendon:
Injuries -
Neagle (groin)
Hurley (wrist)
Slattery (leg)
Hille (knee)
Fremantle
Injuries -
Dodd (shoulder/wrist)
Training the house down - Palmer, Hill, Mayne, Duffield, DeBoer
Geelong
Injuries -
Johnson (hil)
Menzel (groin)
Training the house down - Drum
Hawthorn
Injuries -
Franklin (minor foot)
Burgoyne (knee)
Melbourne
Injuries -
Garland (foot)
Blease (leg)
Wonaeamirri (hamstring)
More in the midfield - Bennell, Jetta, Morton, Watts
Training the house down - Grimes
North Melbourne
Injuries -
Wells (The dreaded OP)
Anthony (hand)
More in the midfield - Greenwood
Training the house down - Warren, Wright, Grima, Ziebell, Bastinac, Edwards
Port Adelaide
Injuries -
Rodan (knee)
D. Motlop (ankle/shoulder/groin)
Carr (ankle)
Davenport (shoulder)
More in the midfield - Lobbe (as ruck), Gray, M. Motlop
Training the house down - Hartlett, Broadbent, Lobbe, Gray, Ebert
Richmond
Injuries -
Foley (ankle)
Cotchin...
Unless you cop a drunken Christmas/New Years greetings.
So I figure, Ill make the last post a spot check for where each team is. Broken down into the three major categories we care about.
1. Whos injured?
2. Whos been pencilled in for the midfield
3. Whos been training the house down!
Adelaide:
Injuries -
Otten (knee)
Moran (knee)
Symes (knee)
Bock (heel)
Van Berlo (back)
More in the midfield - Dangerfield
Training the house down - Walker
Brisbane:
Injuries -
Clarke (knee)
Bartlett (knee)
Golby (knee)
More in the midfield - Brennan, Staker
Carlton:
Injuries -
Jamison (hip)
Waite (knee)
More in the midfield - McLean.
Training the house down - Gartlett, Yarran
Collingwood:
Injuries -
Medhurst (back)
Anthony (sholder)
Fraser (knee)
Dick (shoulder)
More in the midfield - Ball
Training the house down - Jolly
Essendon:
Injuries -
Neagle (groin)
Hurley (wrist)
Slattery (leg)
Hille (knee)
Fremantle
Injuries -
Dodd (shoulder/wrist)
Training the house down - Palmer, Hill, Mayne, Duffield, DeBoer
Geelong
Injuries -
Johnson (hil)
Menzel (groin)
Training the house down - Drum
Hawthorn
Injuries -
Franklin (minor foot)
Burgoyne (knee)
Melbourne
Injuries -
Garland (foot)
Blease (leg)
Wonaeamirri (hamstring)
More in the midfield - Bennell, Jetta, Morton, Watts
Training the house down - Grimes
North Melbourne
Injuries -
Wells (The dreaded OP)
Anthony (hand)
More in the midfield - Greenwood
Training the house down - Warren, Wright, Grima, Ziebell, Bastinac, Edwards
Port Adelaide
Injuries -
Rodan (knee)
D. Motlop (ankle/shoulder/groin)
Carr (ankle)
Davenport (shoulder)
More in the midfield - Lobbe (as ruck), Gray, M. Motlop
Training the house down - Hartlett, Broadbent, Lobbe, Gray, Ebert
Richmond
Injuries -
Foley (ankle)
Cotchin...
While everything is coming out in bits, Im just going to randomly be throwing up posts filled with disjointed information that I pick up about various clubs.
So without further ado, can I present part one of Dribs and Drabs.
Adelaide
By now we all know, Andy Otten <a href="http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,26466919-12428,00.html">is out for the year[/url]. First picked 2011. Good luck mate- get well.!
In short, it will be interesting to see who fills the hole.
<a href="http://www.afl.com.au/tabid/208/default.aspx?newsid=88002">Symes looks set to miss 6 weeks[/url].
Sitting on the sidelines with Nathan Bock (heel), Nathan van Berlo (back) and Brodie Martin (knee)
Brisbane
A bit of talk on Cornelius stepping into the departed Hendersons shoes. Could be one to look at in a year or two.
Leuenberger has bulked up which should help- and could place a question mark over Clark.
Carlton
Reports are all positive with McLean, Henderson, Yarran and Kruezer all being talked up at this early stage. To be taken with a grain of salt though.
Collingwood
Enjoyed a nice restful trip to Arizona. Not. Most players came back knackered.
The ruck work of Jolly brought “tears to the eyes†of the mid-fielders. Augurs not so well for Josh Fraser, but could prove a bigger bounty for Swan, Pendlebury, and … LUKE BALL.
Ball has settled in nicely. Leadership is his middle name.
No injuries to speak of, apart from the “rehab group†who didn’t get the trip to “Zonaâ€. Players left in Melbourne included Davis, Prestigiacomo, Anthony, Harry O and a handful of other triers. Their benefit was catching up with new board member and mad (and I mean Mad) Magpies fan Alisa Camplin.
And the rumours of Travis Cloke and a knee injury. As fake as Tiger Woods’ drink driving excuse.
Essendon
Neagle- Surgery- Wont start training proper til after Christmas
Hille- Has been looking sore and is still in the modified...
So without further ado, can I present part one of Dribs and Drabs.
Adelaide
By now we all know, Andy Otten <a href="http://www.news.com.au/adelaidenow/story/0,22606,26466919-12428,00.html">is out for the year[/url]. First picked 2011. Good luck mate- get well.!
In short, it will be interesting to see who fills the hole.
<a href="http://www.afl.com.au/tabid/208/default.aspx?newsid=88002">Symes looks set to miss 6 weeks[/url].
Sitting on the sidelines with Nathan Bock (heel), Nathan van Berlo (back) and Brodie Martin (knee)
Brisbane
A bit of talk on Cornelius stepping into the departed Hendersons shoes. Could be one to look at in a year or two.
Leuenberger has bulked up which should help- and could place a question mark over Clark.
Carlton
Reports are all positive with McLean, Henderson, Yarran and Kruezer all being talked up at this early stage. To be taken with a grain of salt though.
Collingwood
Enjoyed a nice restful trip to Arizona. Not. Most players came back knackered.
The ruck work of Jolly brought “tears to the eyes†of the mid-fielders. Augurs not so well for Josh Fraser, but could prove a bigger bounty for Swan, Pendlebury, and … LUKE BALL.
Ball has settled in nicely. Leadership is his middle name.
No injuries to speak of, apart from the “rehab group†who didn’t get the trip to “Zonaâ€. Players left in Melbourne included Davis, Prestigiacomo, Anthony, Harry O and a handful of other triers. Their benefit was catching up with new board member and mad (and I mean Mad) Magpies fan Alisa Camplin.
And the rumours of Travis Cloke and a knee injury. As fake as Tiger Woods’ drink driving excuse.
Essendon
Neagle- Surgery- Wont start training proper til after Christmas
Hille- Has been looking sore and is still in the modified...
Scully and Trengrove. Both were always going to make #1 and #2. And man, I cant wait to draft them into my own squad.
#1 and #2 selected. Provided all goes well in the off season of course.
Now, Im going to do the lazy man thing, and point you all in the direction of a fantastic on-line resource for doing your research into these fine young players.
<a href="http://www.afldraftinfo.com/">AFLDraftInfo.com[/url] - its a fantastic resource for doing a little digging- So much so, Ive included it in the links down the right hand side.
But its not just the new players thats important, the recycled players can be just as delicious. Luke ball and Simon Buckley, both at first glance look to offer some tremendous value.
But hey, who knows- still a long way til round one. Good luck all, hope youre all enjoying your pre-seasons.
(And on an EPL front- 5 goals to Defoe! What an effort!!)
#1 and #2 selected. Provided all goes well in the off season of course.
Now, Im going to do the lazy man thing, and point you all in the direction of a fantastic on-line resource for doing your research into these fine young players.
<a href="http://www.afldraftinfo.com/">AFLDraftInfo.com[/url] - its a fantastic resource for doing a little digging- So much so, Ive included it in the links down the right hand side.
But its not just the new players thats important, the recycled players can be just as delicious. Luke ball and Simon Buckley, both at first glance look to offer some tremendous value.
But hey, who knows- still a long way til round one. Good luck all, hope youre all enjoying your pre-seasons.
(And on an EPL front- 5 goals to Defoe! What an effort!!)
But the move is just begining...
Im moving house next weekend, so post will still be scant.
And what is this we see- the pre-season is starting without me! How dare it!
Nothing ground breaking to report so far. Van Burlo and Bock are both missing the start of the preseason.
And it looks like BBBB Hall will be to.
Myers is once again training the house down and Brock is a brickshiphouse.
In other news, Richo retires, Kennelly returns and Ol Dickfingers has decided to try his luck over at Freo. Good luck to you man, just dont let those dickfingers of yours be a problem.
Meh, it just the start- so keep your feelers out their peoples.
And feel free to comment. Ive turned those suckers back on.
And updated the EPL results for the past three weeks... Alexander would have been a nice pick up last week had I been paying attention!
Bring on the draft~!
Im moving house next weekend, so post will still be scant.
And what is this we see- the pre-season is starting without me! How dare it!
Nothing ground breaking to report so far. Van Burlo and Bock are both missing the start of the preseason.
And it looks like BBBB Hall will be to.
Myers is once again training the house down and Brock is a brickshiphouse.
In other news, Richo retires, Kennelly returns and Ol Dickfingers has decided to try his luck over at Freo. Good luck to you man, just dont let those dickfingers of yours be a problem.
Meh, it just the start- so keep your feelers out their peoples.
And feel free to comment. Ive turned those suckers back on.
And updated the EPL results for the past three weeks... Alexander would have been a nice pick up last week had I been paying attention!
Bring on the draft~!
Hey the draw is out.
Web address: <a href="http://www.afl.com.au/fixture/tabid/10586/default.aspx">http://www.afl.com.au/fixture/tabid/10586/default.aspx[/url]
For what its worth I have done an analysis on this. Best viewed in Comments section as otherwise it clashes with other text...
I calculated each team if they play every other team once (16 for Melbourne, 1 for Geelong.)
Then I added points for all their double up teams (e.g. 16 for Melbourne, 1 for Geelong)
Then I added 8 points for home games vs a team travelling interstate, 4 points for home games vs neutral team. I also subtracted the reverse for away games.
Heres the results. Unsurprisingly despite being given press saying they have the easiest draw, Collingwood and Essendon the Melbourne-based warrior teams have been stitched up. Though they dont travel much, they play all the top teams twice and that makes a big difference. The Pies actually do badly because though they only play 4 interstate, only twice do they play a non-Victorian side in Melbourne - the others they have to play only once and only away (the worst thing possible)
The best draw, well thats for the Power North Brisbane and Richmond. Remember this when picking fringe players for your SuperCoach team.
So dont be fooled by media outlets. This is one of the biggest fallacies about the draw in recent years - that its fair or reasonable or anything other than something to give the clubs the most money. All driven by money, not by fairness.
In 2009, Geelong had a much harder draw than St Kilda and were arguably a better team in H&A last year but the results didnt show that. Collingwood had a very soft draw and were overrated coming into finals. In 2008 Geelong won 21 H&A games but had a remarkably soft draw. The draw makes a difference, but when September comes around, remember the impact of the draw and this should improve your finals tipping strike rate....
Web address: <a href="http://www.afl.com.au/fixture/tabid/10586/default.aspx">http://www.afl.com.au/fixture/tabid/10586/default.aspx[/url]
For what its worth I have done an analysis on this. Best viewed in Comments section as otherwise it clashes with other text...
I calculated each team if they play every other team once (16 for Melbourne, 1 for Geelong.)
Then I added points for all their double up teams (e.g. 16 for Melbourne, 1 for Geelong)
Then I added 8 points for home games vs a team travelling interstate, 4 points for home games vs neutral team. I also subtracted the reverse for away games.
Heres the results. Unsurprisingly despite being given press saying they have the easiest draw, Collingwood and Essendon the Melbourne-based warrior teams have been stitched up. Though they dont travel much, they play all the top teams twice and that makes a big difference. The Pies actually do badly because though they only play 4 interstate, only twice do they play a non-Victorian side in Melbourne - the others they have to play only once and only away (the worst thing possible)
The best draw, well thats for the Power North Brisbane and Richmond. Remember this when picking fringe players for your SuperCoach team.
So dont be fooled by media outlets. This is one of the biggest fallacies about the draw in recent years - that its fair or reasonable or anything other than something to give the clubs the most money. All driven by money, not by fairness.
In 2009, Geelong had a much harder draw than St Kilda and were arguably a better team in H&A last year but the results didnt show that. Collingwood had a very soft draw and were overrated coming into finals. In 2008 Geelong won 21 H&A games but had a remarkably soft draw. The draw makes a difference, but when September comes around, remember the impact of the draw and this should improve your finals tipping strike rate....
Right, Ive made my soccer trades, and Ive locked down the comments.
Technically, you now can only comment if youve commented in the past, or something like that... Take THAT spammers!
So, catch you all in a few weeks guys!
Keep soccering it up!
And keep thinking about those delistings... whos gunna be recycled ala Rodan?
Technically, you now can only comment if youve commented in the past, or something like that... Take THAT spammers!
So, catch you all in a few weeks guys!
Keep soccering it up!
And keep thinking about those delistings... whos gunna be recycled ala Rodan?
I swear though man, I can explain! Its quite simple really. This Saturday, Im getting married.
Then spending the next three weeks honeymooning it up in the UK.
Which will be excellent for the EPL fan in me. I doubt I can talk the missus into coming to any games though!
But, thats not what everyone has been talking about for this past week. Its been Trade week!
And as we all know, there is no off season. So lets see what has happened...
<table width="400px" style="border:1pt solid silver">
INFROM
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">BrisbaneAmon BuchananSydney Swans
Brent StakerWest Coast Eagles
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Xavier ClarkeSt Kilda
Brendan FevolaCarlton
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Andrew RainesRichmond
CarltonBrock McLeanMelbourne
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Lachlan HendersonBrisbane Lions
CollingwoodDarren JollySydney Swans
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">EssendonMark WilliamsHawthorn
GeelongMarcus DrumFremantle
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">HawthornJosh GibsonNorth Melbourne
Shaun BurgoynePort Adelaide
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Port AdelaideJay NashEssendon
Jay Schulz Richmond
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">RichmondMitch FarmerPort Adelaide
St KildaAndrew LovettEssendon
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Brett PeakeFremantle
SydneyMark SeabyWest Coast Eagles
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Shane MumfordGeelong Cats
Josh KennedyHawthorn
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Ben McGlynnHawthorn
West CoastBradd DalziellBrisbane Lions
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">WesternBarry HallSydney Swans
All those trade, plus a swag of potentially Fantasy Football relevant delistings (Simon Buckley anyone?) - Makes for a solid amount of information to consider!
Way more than Im going to get to post about over the next few days...
So, whats anyones preliminary takes on what has happened?
The...
Then spending the next three weeks honeymooning it up in the UK.
Which will be excellent for the EPL fan in me. I doubt I can talk the missus into coming to any games though!
But, thats not what everyone has been talking about for this past week. Its been Trade week!
And as we all know, there is no off season. So lets see what has happened...
<table width="400px" style="border:1pt solid silver">
INFROM
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">BrisbaneAmon BuchananSydney Swans
Brent StakerWest Coast Eagles
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Xavier ClarkeSt Kilda
Brendan FevolaCarlton
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Andrew RainesRichmond
CarltonBrock McLeanMelbourne
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Lachlan HendersonBrisbane Lions
CollingwoodDarren JollySydney Swans
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">EssendonMark WilliamsHawthorn
GeelongMarcus DrumFremantle
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">HawthornJosh GibsonNorth Melbourne
Shaun BurgoynePort Adelaide
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Port AdelaideJay NashEssendon
Jay Schulz Richmond
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">RichmondMitch FarmerPort Adelaide
St KildaAndrew LovettEssendon
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Brett PeakeFremantle
SydneyMark SeabyWest Coast Eagles
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Shane MumfordGeelong Cats
Josh KennedyHawthorn
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">Ben McGlynnHawthorn
West CoastBradd DalziellBrisbane Lions
<tr style="background-color:#DDDDDD">WesternBarry HallSydney Swans
All those trade, plus a swag of potentially Fantasy Football relevant delistings (Simon Buckley anyone?) - Makes for a solid amount of information to consider!
Way more than Im going to get to post about over the next few days...
So, whats anyones preliminary takes on what has happened?
The...
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