TooSerious
For those who take it way too seriously
Brought to you by the Talent(ed) Movements of sNoZ
Round Three – The POTI Round (Prap Out, Tracey In)…….
Foul Bay 1631 defeated Marble Bar 1056
SPLAT…….road kill……as the Chickens roll over the Misfits by a staggering 575 pts!
To be renamed the Flatfits, Marble Bar may as well have stayed home this weekend
as the Chickens had an average score of 108 pts per player in this lopsided affair.
Led by Heath Shaw in defense (129), Paddy & Joel in the guts (166 & 142) and a lively
154 from Dahlinghouse – last year’s regular season ladder leaders are back at it again
sitting on top of the ladder at 3-0. Marble Bar’s squad included: Fantasia (87) in defense &
Phillips (46) in the ruck (cough*cough) with only Captain Ward (109), Whitfield (104) and mighty
mouse Caleb Daniel (107) bothering to show up. Sitting in 14th spot on the ladder at 1-2….could be a
long season for this motley crew.
Larrikin Lagoon 1317 defeated Nunawading 1086
Last year’s premiers are back at it again with another strong showing against the Nuffers,
winning by 231 points to be at 3-0 and sitting 2nd on the ladder. No longer hiding in the shadows after last seasons
8th spot to Premiership glory, the Lefties were led by some stand out players – none more than
Goldilocks in the ruck (172), old man Montagna in the forward line (150) and Goddard (125) & Priddis (117)
in the guts. The Nuffers tried hard, but it was left to too few: JPK (124), NicNat in the ruck scoring a great
114, Charlie balsa-wood Dixon (100) up front and Broadbent (111) holding the defense together.
Struggles a plenty me thinks as the Nuffers sit in 17th spot on the ladder at 0-3.
Birdsville 1308 defeated Darraweit Guim 1267
Continuing on from an impressive 2015 season, the Battlers held on to win by only 41 points
in this slog and remain undefeated for the season, sitting 3rd on the ladder. Solid lines at
every level, Bachar Houli (144) and old man Enright (118) held...
Round Three – The POTI Round (Prap Out, Tracey In)…….
Foul Bay 1631 defeated Marble Bar 1056
SPLAT…….road kill……as the Chickens roll over the Misfits by a staggering 575 pts!
To be renamed the Flatfits, Marble Bar may as well have stayed home this weekend
as the Chickens had an average score of 108 pts per player in this lopsided affair.
Led by Heath Shaw in defense (129), Paddy & Joel in the guts (166 & 142) and a lively
154 from Dahlinghouse – last year’s regular season ladder leaders are back at it again
sitting on top of the ladder at 3-0. Marble Bar’s squad included: Fantasia (87) in defense &
Phillips (46) in the ruck (cough*cough) with only Captain Ward (109), Whitfield (104) and mighty
mouse Caleb Daniel (107) bothering to show up. Sitting in 14th spot on the ladder at 1-2….could be a
long season for this motley crew.
Larrikin Lagoon 1317 defeated Nunawading 1086
Last year’s premiers are back at it again with another strong showing against the Nuffers,
winning by 231 points to be at 3-0 and sitting 2nd on the ladder. No longer hiding in the shadows after last seasons
8th spot to Premiership glory, the Lefties were led by some stand out players – none more than
Goldilocks in the ruck (172), old man Montagna in the forward line (150) and Goddard (125) & Priddis (117)
in the guts. The Nuffers tried hard, but it was left to too few: JPK (124), NicNat in the ruck scoring a great
114, Charlie balsa-wood Dixon (100) up front and Broadbent (111) holding the defense together.
Struggles a plenty me thinks as the Nuffers sit in 17th spot on the ladder at 0-3.
Birdsville 1308 defeated Darraweit Guim 1267
Continuing on from an impressive 2015 season, the Battlers held on to win by only 41 points
in this slog and remain undefeated for the season, sitting 3rd on the ladder. Solid lines at
every level, Bachar Houli (144) and old man Enright (118) held...
So,
Who has Goldie and Gawn?
What about Weitering?
Trapley?
Lets see some scores as you know em!
Who has Goldie and Gawn?
What about Weitering?
Trapley?
Lets see some scores as you know em!
A couple of outs, a couple of rookie ins. Not too many curveballs.
Outs: Rockliff, Wingard, Gresham, Marchbank, Ah Chee
Ins: Rioli, Byrne, Ruggles
Teams over the break.
Outs: Rockliff, Wingard, Gresham, Marchbank, Ah Chee
Ins: Rioli, Byrne, Ruggles
Teams over the break.
Wow – what a week Round 2 was! Four correct tips didn’t seem like a great result, but given only three favourites won, the TipBetPro crew weren’t too unhappy with that result. I think this summarises fairly well how tricky tipping has been over the first two rounds:
Essendon Beats Melbourne, Melbourne Beats GWS, GWS Beats Geelong, Geelong Beats Hawthorn
So therefore Essendon is better than Hawthorn...
Notwithstanding that, the TipBetPro model should theoretically get more accurate as more current season data is added and following the inclusion of player ranking updates from Round 2, the Round 3 tips are as follows:
Port Adelaide to beat Essendon
Collingwood to beat St Kilda
Adelaide to beat Richmond
Sydney to beat GWS
West Coast to beat Fremantle
Gold Coast to beat Carlton
North Melbourne to beat Melbourne
Hawthorn to beat Western Bulldogs
Geelong to beat Brisbane
Full game write ups, and bet recommendations up can be found at:
http://www.tipbetpro.com/#!current-round/cee5
And read over for more info on margins, tip confidences and an in-depth look at a summary by team of the TipBetPro rated elite players in the AFL.
Essendon Beats Melbourne, Melbourne Beats GWS, GWS Beats Geelong, Geelong Beats Hawthorn
So therefore Essendon is better than Hawthorn...
Notwithstanding that, the TipBetPro model should theoretically get more accurate as more current season data is added and following the inclusion of player ranking updates from Round 2, the Round 3 tips are as follows:
Port Adelaide to beat Essendon
Collingwood to beat St Kilda
Adelaide to beat Richmond
Sydney to beat GWS
West Coast to beat Fremantle
Gold Coast to beat Carlton
North Melbourne to beat Melbourne
Hawthorn to beat Western Bulldogs
Geelong to beat Brisbane
Full game write ups, and bet recommendations up can be found at:
http://www.tipbetpro.com/#!current-round/cee5
And read over for more info on margins, tip confidences and an in-depth look at a summary by team of the TipBetPro rated elite players in the AFL.
Righteo, in the absence of BB, we have the thumbs.
Or the 1-2-3-4-5 votes.
Or both!
Or tea leaves.
Either way we do it, we all have decisions to make.
And if you're like most of us, it's all about Rocky and Barlow.
And Papley.
Or the 1-2-3-4-5 votes.
Or both!
Or tea leaves.
Either way we do it, we all have decisions to make.
And if you're like most of us, it's all about Rocky and Barlow.
And Papley.
Five teams remain undefeated as we waltz towards Round Three in the ORFFA. But before we mark “Goodbye to Prap and hello to Tracey” Round, let’s quickly wrap up Round Two action.
Wagga Wagga 1219 d Gundagai 1147
Best Wagga: Griffin 132, Tippett 110, Franklin and Murphy 102
Best: Gundagai: Martin 111, Grundy 109, Curnow 105, Cripps 101
Foul Bay 1292 d Gariwerd 1164
Best: Foul Bay: Betts 142, Liberatore 118, Vince 115, Mumford 105
Best: Gariwerd: Mackie 120, Cunningham 102, Guthrie 100.
Mt Beauty 1247 d Lovely Banks 1073
Best: Mt Beauty: Martin 134, Rioli 128 Ellis 109, Cotchin 107
Best Lovely Banks: Thompson 140, Hartung 104, Parish 97
Marble Bar 1154 d Nunawading 952
Best Marble Bar: Laird 127, Daniher 113, Ward 97.
Best Nunawading: Thomas 111, Sexton 110.
Waikikamoocow 1246 d Venus Bay 1134
Best Waikikamoocow: Fyfe 157, Mitchell 133, Hall 124, Hannebery 121.
Best Venus Bay: Greene 120, Parker 116, Martin 112.
Larrikin Lagoon 1527 d Whitsunday 1218
Best Larrikin Lagoon: Gibson 191, Mitchell 144, Lynch 129, Goddard 107
Best Whitsunday: Johannisen 123, Mcintosh 106, Wines/Lambert 101
Iron Knob 1388 d Darraweit Guim 1153
Best Iron Knob: Waite 174, Gray 129, Ablett 120.
Best Darraweit: Adams 135, Walters 104, Harvey 100.
Cradle Mountain 1340 d Wineglass Bay 1263
Best Cradle Mountain: Zaharakis 133, Johnson 118, Pendlebury 110
Best Wineglass Bay: Scully 140, Fasolo 137, Lynch 129
Birdsville 1189 d Charlie’s Opening 1140
Best: Birdsville Houli 127, Wells 121, Hunter 119
Best: Charlie’s Opening: Merrett 131, Blicavs 115, Jack 101
Round 3 (AFL 3) … Goodbye to Prap and welcome to Tracey Round
At the end of last season we said goodbye to one of our long time coaches in Prap, but to help us get over the sadness of this loss we have a new coach, so we would like to say welcome to Tracey, we welcome you to the madness and the fun of the ORFFA.
Gundagai...
Wagga Wagga 1219 d Gundagai 1147
Best Wagga: Griffin 132, Tippett 110, Franklin and Murphy 102
Best: Gundagai: Martin 111, Grundy 109, Curnow 105, Cripps 101
Foul Bay 1292 d Gariwerd 1164
Best: Foul Bay: Betts 142, Liberatore 118, Vince 115, Mumford 105
Best: Gariwerd: Mackie 120, Cunningham 102, Guthrie 100.
Mt Beauty 1247 d Lovely Banks 1073
Best: Mt Beauty: Martin 134, Rioli 128 Ellis 109, Cotchin 107
Best Lovely Banks: Thompson 140, Hartung 104, Parish 97
Marble Bar 1154 d Nunawading 952
Best Marble Bar: Laird 127, Daniher 113, Ward 97.
Best Nunawading: Thomas 111, Sexton 110.
Waikikamoocow 1246 d Venus Bay 1134
Best Waikikamoocow: Fyfe 157, Mitchell 133, Hall 124, Hannebery 121.
Best Venus Bay: Greene 120, Parker 116, Martin 112.
Larrikin Lagoon 1527 d Whitsunday 1218
Best Larrikin Lagoon: Gibson 191, Mitchell 144, Lynch 129, Goddard 107
Best Whitsunday: Johannisen 123, Mcintosh 106, Wines/Lambert 101
Iron Knob 1388 d Darraweit Guim 1153
Best Iron Knob: Waite 174, Gray 129, Ablett 120.
Best Darraweit: Adams 135, Walters 104, Harvey 100.
Cradle Mountain 1340 d Wineglass Bay 1263
Best Cradle Mountain: Zaharakis 133, Johnson 118, Pendlebury 110
Best Wineglass Bay: Scully 140, Fasolo 137, Lynch 129
Birdsville 1189 d Charlie’s Opening 1140
Best: Birdsville Houli 127, Wells 121, Hunter 119
Best: Charlie’s Opening: Merrett 131, Blicavs 115, Jack 101
Round 3 (AFL 3) … Goodbye to Prap and welcome to Tracey Round
At the end of last season we said goodbye to one of our long time coaches in Prap, but to help us get over the sadness of this loss we have a new coach, so we would like to say welcome to Tracey, we welcome you to the madness and the fun of the ORFFA.
Gundagai...
ORFFL Round 2 Review:
Milikapati Snakes 1184 defeated Queenstown Quolls 1092
The Snakes did enough in a low scoring affair to take the 4 points and get their season on track. Another 0 in the ruck (and defence) for the Quolls is a problem that isn’t going away when your 3 rucks are Wood, Currie and Giles. The recently unretired James Kelly proved he still has what it takes leading the way for the Snakes with 113. Assistance from Jack and Lambert both with 101 and Pavlich 102 was enough to defeat the undermanned Quolls. Getting big individual scores doesn’t seem to be a problem for them with Mitchell 144, Thompson 140 and Laird 127, getting 15 on the field and finding a playing ruck is proving more difficult. It appears it might be a frustrating season for the Quolls – anyone up for a game of Frisbee? Jeremy Howe is keen.
Popanyinning Pyrite 1208 defeated Tarwin Lower Pigs 1051
THUD! That was the sound of the TLP coming back down to earth after the heady heights of a R1 win. ¾’s of the midfield responded after last weeks sub par performance with Smith 115 Pendlebury 110 and Hanley 93 returning to form. Which ground Polec turned up to we are not quite sure but apparently he scored 8 wherever the hell he was. For the rest of the young Pigs it was a bit of a down week proving that they still have a way to go before becoming a consistently good team.
For the Pyrite it was another win which sees them sitting comfortably in 4th. Johannisen 123 continued his elite start to the year as he continues to reward the faith shown in him by management. Jenkins 118 and Sinclair 116 the next best in what was otherwise a fairly solid team effort.
Purnululu Bungle Ranges 1060 lost to Humpty Doo Hammerheads 1354
Jarrad Waite led all comers for the Hammerheads smashing out 174 and perhaps starting to live up to that potential that we all knew he had, even though Carlton did their best to beat it out of him. With the support cast of...
Milikapati Snakes 1184 defeated Queenstown Quolls 1092
The Snakes did enough in a low scoring affair to take the 4 points and get their season on track. Another 0 in the ruck (and defence) for the Quolls is a problem that isn’t going away when your 3 rucks are Wood, Currie and Giles. The recently unretired James Kelly proved he still has what it takes leading the way for the Snakes with 113. Assistance from Jack and Lambert both with 101 and Pavlich 102 was enough to defeat the undermanned Quolls. Getting big individual scores doesn’t seem to be a problem for them with Mitchell 144, Thompson 140 and Laird 127, getting 15 on the field and finding a playing ruck is proving more difficult. It appears it might be a frustrating season for the Quolls – anyone up for a game of Frisbee? Jeremy Howe is keen.
Popanyinning Pyrite 1208 defeated Tarwin Lower Pigs 1051
THUD! That was the sound of the TLP coming back down to earth after the heady heights of a R1 win. ¾’s of the midfield responded after last weeks sub par performance with Smith 115 Pendlebury 110 and Hanley 93 returning to form. Which ground Polec turned up to we are not quite sure but apparently he scored 8 wherever the hell he was. For the rest of the young Pigs it was a bit of a down week proving that they still have a way to go before becoming a consistently good team.
For the Pyrite it was another win which sees them sitting comfortably in 4th. Johannisen 123 continued his elite start to the year as he continues to reward the faith shown in him by management. Jenkins 118 and Sinclair 116 the next best in what was otherwise a fairly solid team effort.
Purnululu Bungle Ranges 1060 lost to Humpty Doo Hammerheads 1354
Jarrad Waite led all comers for the Hammerheads smashing out 174 and perhaps starting to live up to that potential that we all knew he had, even though Carlton did their best to beat it out of him. With the support cast of...
Some big scores coming through this week.
I got a 2299 with Captain Danger dragging me down so in pretty happy there.
Not too sure what I'm doing with Barlow, but something Ross said makes me feel that holding him might be the way to go.
Dunno though, think I need to get in JJ this week.
Bah, lots to think about, looking forward to reading the discussions.
Will get the stats up when I can.
I got a 2299 with Captain Danger dragging me down so in pretty happy there.
Not too sure what I'm doing with Barlow, but something Ross said makes me feel that holding him might be the way to go.
Dunno though, think I need to get in JJ this week.
Bah, lots to think about, looking forward to reading the discussions.
Will get the stats up when I can.
Pendles off to a flyer!! Gogo son!
fantasygames.com.au is Australia’s place to play daily fantasy sports. With real cash prizes, unrivalled specials/promotions and the ultimate innovative platform, register and start playing daily fantasy today!
For those that might find the Supercoach scoring system a little too confusing, Fantasy Games is much easier to understand. Points are distributed for possessions, tackles, goals & hitouts. Nothing to do with clangers, disposal efficiency or hitouts to advantage……. So it’s simple to follow and win!
If you consider yourself an AFL Fantasy specialist, then you’ll fancy your chances in the massive $1,000 AFL Round 2 Guaranteed Contest. Prize money is paid out down to 8th spot. (1st - $300, 2nd - $200, 3rd - $150, 4th & 5th - $100, 6th 7th 8th -$50).
We have analysed the fixtures and listed our picks for the tournament that can help you score big and win you the cash this weekend!
(Note: All prices are courtesy of Fantasy Games and based on a $115,000 salary cap).
For those that might find the Supercoach scoring system a little too confusing, Fantasy Games is much easier to understand. Points are distributed for possessions, tackles, goals & hitouts. Nothing to do with clangers, disposal efficiency or hitouts to advantage……. So it’s simple to follow and win!
If you consider yourself an AFL Fantasy specialist, then you’ll fancy your chances in the massive $1,000 AFL Round 2 Guaranteed Contest. Prize money is paid out down to 8th spot. (1st - $300, 2nd - $200, 3rd - $150, 4th & 5th - $100, 6th 7th 8th -$50).
We have analysed the fixtures and listed our picks for the tournament that can help you score big and win you the cash this weekend!
(Note: All prices are courtesy of Fantasy Games and based on a $115,000 salary cap).
Page 51 of 293
XenPorta 2 PRO
© Jason Axelrod from 8WAYRUN.COM