Awesome! Because we are all die hards and will still be playing ORFFU for the next 20 years, please dont think the Father-Son rule will come into effect, coz I will try and trade him in going off those stats!!!
Last one on the Nationals - Ollie Bodd Game 1 in June - 14 touches, 4 tackles, 6 contested possessions 56% playing time - concussion in the 3rd qrt - 66 SC points Game 2 - 21 touches, 12 contested possessions, 4 clearances 4 R50 & 3 I50 - 112 SC points Game 3 - 21 touches, 10 contested possessions, 5 clearances, 4 marks & 4 I50 - 90 SC points 2 scouting notes reports on Rookie Me & 1 on the Herald Sun. All in all a solid carnival especially as he only had one hit out before games 2 & 3 following his concussion. Well done young fella, excited to see whats next.
Blanchetown Bunyips 1249 Def Bueng Kan River Rats 1127 The Bunyips failed to put in a full squad this week which could have been disastrous. The team selection board is on their last warning after two weeks of diabolical performance. @choppers will also be looking at their selection choices after leaving Alex Neal-Bullen (155) out of the side keeping the pine warm. Notwithstanding, the rest of the team performed pretty well as the Rats came to play. Ex Bunyip Durham (61) tried to upset the party but was tagged all day and was unable to impact. Unfortunately the other ex Bunyip Darcy Cameron (130) spoiled the Max Gawn (128) party to take the Big Tap honors. This sucked for many reasons as the Yips were hoping to capitalise on Xerri's suspension and get a few points on the board, oh well we still have a few weeks. Duggan (119) and Simpkin (115) were great for the visitors providing first usage for Cameron, whilst the home side had a few outstanding performaces led by Rowell (161), Hardwick (136) and back from concussion protocols, LDU (117). Big Tap - Cameron 130 BOG - Rowell 161 Hardwick 136 Cameron 130 Next week the Rats are hosting the high flying Armadillos whilst the Bunyips are heading over to King Island.
I actually believe that this game should be closer than this. Jack Williams was named in the forward line, and played about half a game for the Eagles, but he was less effective than a witches hat, failing to register even one stat of any description. So his dead-flat zero does count (rather than Caminiti's 80), which should bring my score back down to 1204, making this a 5 point win.
I also left Sonsie(103) on the bench and played Jackson (45), and Wood (53) for ANB.......those 2 get me the 4pts if I was any good at this game..not to mention Sharman's 78 for Motlop 33
Yep, that's the way it should be, however ts platform doesn't understand that it's probably set to less than or equal to zero you get your sub.
This situation is avoidable if coaches notify admins ASAP where there is a zero or negative player onfield during a round so the emergency player can get removed via magical site admin powers prior to the round rollover calc occurring. Ideally once identified in one comp we can also check the others and see which other teams may be affected.
Ah damn. That is a few points left on the pine. In good news, your depth is looking good. I was super impressed when Ben King was on -10 in the 2nd quarter... I think him getting 30 was probably overs.
Match report from Pakenham v Serengeti Wow wee, the home fans were treated to another ring a ding dinga this week, with a big top four clash between 2 teams hoping to make a stir in finals. Both teams evenly matched all day with the eventual winners the Buffaloes 1348 getting over the line by a measly 4 points, Parasites 1344. Serengeti had some great performances with Ridley 121, Cameron 114, Dangers 107, Himmelberg 107 and Callaghan 100 leading the way and the lowest scoring player Elliott 58 showing how consistent a performance it was from the Buff. Contributions from every one proved why they are a contender this season. Pakenham also came to play not letting the home fans down, great games from Sinclair 120, Idun 117, Rivers 107 and Lukosius 102, Sidebum 99 also did his bit, but unfortunately a few bad bounces and some frees against cost the game. The ruck battle was also a beauty with Big Row 90 taking the close win over English 86 BOG 3 Ridley, 2 Sinclair, 1 Idun