@YAD69 Cudas 1059 leading Monarchs 1022. Goddard and Gardiner to play for the Monarchs, Zorko and Berry for the visitors.
Yep, Lambert was traded to Gisborne over the MSD. I think if people didn’t clear their teams when deselecting there are some issues
rough calc sees P Dogs with a 16 point lead leading into the last qrt 16 + Cox + Giro v S Hill & McCluggage corker! @Batfink
Pending a countback the Bulls have scraped over the line over the P Dogs 1145 - 1142 ***************** SUBJECT TO CHANGE *****************************
Christmas Island’s sea shanty laureate has been given an immediate commission to get to work after the Smugglers have held on for a famous victory 1304.5 to 1288. Full match report to come. @JPK
WHAAAAAAAT??? I demand a recount! (If I had have known that Sandilands was not going to play, then Apeness would have definitely been onfield. Can I blame it on Ross Lyin' ?)
Thanks mate. Looks like we'll have to do a proper review. Is anyone else missing players in TSL? Is there anything else that needs to be changed?
@Mick The visiting Blowflies have taken home the 4 points, chocolates and champagne to record a 217 point victory, 1236 to 1019*. Match report to come. *some scores may be subject to scaling
I will have a look mate... yeah the matchday was a bit screwy the other day, could only let me pick 3 forwards and then an emergency... definitely didn't put Lambert in there!! although his score would be nice!!
So Silvagni should be 25 points in FWD position and Lambert -126 points... Or just take 101 points off my total
Ill shaped or odd teams sheets can 99% of the time be fixed by pressing the clear team button on the team entry sheet.
Gisborne Grenades 1395 defeated Nuytsland Vikings 1353 @bryzza With all the high-scoring footy around the league this week it was no surprise that at least one ORFFU game was an absolute cracker too. You've got to feel for the Vikings - the second highest score of the round was still not enough to get the dub, nor could Tom Mitchell's 181 drag them over the line. For the Grenades, it was the forward line that did the damage. After jumping out to a very early advantage, the Vikings clawed their way back to what appeared to be an unassailable lead, only for the Gisborne forwards to overrun them. This was the top Billing(s) line causing much Harm(es) to the hapless Viking defence who could only watch as 459 points were piled on against them. In other areas, Brayshaw continued his fine form proving why he was hot-property over the trade period. The Vikings were made to Neale before the #gisbornegun, and some salt and (Powell-)Pepper was sprinkled throughout the middle of the ground. It was actually a very impressive performance from the Norse warriors, described by some as ballsy and Nutsy. It was a Grundy performance (according to urbandictionary grundy sort of means impressive - it's a stretch I know but don't put yourself through the pain of searching it up) who fed a hungry Tom all day. There were almost some Shuey's had after the match by the Vikings boys, but they were left Crouching in pain after a good (M)Clean up by the Grenades. Gisborne hope that Heeney's injury isn't too bad and look forward to positive news on the grapeVine(y). Howe about that for a match report? Hope you aren't at Witts end after reading it, because I enjoyed the win and writing this too much The Grenades have got through one week of the 'run home from hell' and now head on a tough road trip out to Southern Cross. The Vikings head back home for a potentially easier clash with Pakenham, but who knows how that could turn out given this weeks upset. BAFFU 3. Mitchell 181 2. B. Grundy 136 1. Lambert 126 (beats Crouch due to winning team) Big Tap Witts 76 defeated by Grundy 136
Just seen this: Doesn't seem quite right and looks to be stuffing up the points for and against on the ladder @JPK @choppers
Right. It looks like its double-counting players in everyone's team. Interesting glitch. I've reported it to the chief, to see if he knows how to fix it.