Absolutely. No guts.....nike - just do it
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Absolutely. No guts.....nike - just do it
What position will these players be at? F7?I've got to decide between getting Bont this week or getting Gawn next week. Thoughts peoples? DPP is pretty irrelevant. Fairly similar price right now.
Jasper and Jelwood to Bontempelli and Goddard leave me with $21K.
Which leaves Heath Shaw unattainable for me next week. I'd definitely trade Tarrant out, perhaps just downgrading him next week.
....you know, I'm kind of tempted to trade Robbie Gray out now.
If I traded Gray + Jelwood to Goddard + Bontempelli, I'd be left with $176K.
Round 14, I could trade Pittard and Tarrant via Steele fwd and McKenzie mid (176K + 391K + 290K = 857, 800) to Shaw and potentially Shaun Edwards.
Leaving 177,200 in the bank for Round 15.
Gray is expected to hit $510K according to Footywire, by which time I should be able to trade Lonie -> Gray with the 177 200 + another downgrade elsewhere.
....or is that getting too complicated and using too many trades? Will I put myself in a position where I can't get Gray or GAJ.
The points you miss from gray would make me say nope if it was me.
Find a cheaper goddard to finance heater.
Dons do play an angry hawks and are in disarray.
Id gamble on a fwd very few above you have if possible
My personal opinion is stay way from Bonts. I know I'm repeating myself but I see him running out of legs, although he does have the ability to score big quickly. Most have him, so not having him is a POD itself if he does indeed start running out of legs. If you started the year with him, kudos, but I wouldn't be rushing to trade him in.So, I'll probably end up a fairly long way away from the top score for the round, but, right now, I feel like I'm in contention for it. (1146/9 (C) - from Ibbotson, Fyfe (C), Neale, Pendlebury, Swan, Deledio, JPK, Parker and Dusty. Jacobs, Sloane, Dale, Burgoyne, Hodge, BSmith, Beams, Lonie and Hamling still to play.
In my head, it's still Jelwood and Pittard to Goddard and Bontompelli.
Jelwood and Pittard gives me $967, 700 to spend.
Through DPP I can buy 2 defenders, 2 mids or 2 forwards - or, of course 1 and 1 of anything.
Structurally, I feel that two forwards is best (if they're DPP, of course that's also ok, but not essential)
I'm pretty open to anything, but I like Goddard and Bontempelli in both the long and short term. Both have fairly high ceilings.
I've considered flipping Jelwood + Robbie Gray (BE 168) for maximum cash generation.
It would let me buy Bontempelli and Dangerfield, or Bontempelli and Steven.
The issue I have with that is, just because Danger or Steven average and cost more than Goddard, it doesn't mean they'll score more. So it could potentially mess my structure and lower my score.
My personal opinion is stay way from Bonts. I know I'm repeating myself but I see him running out of legs, although he does have the ability to score big quickly. Most have him, so not having him is a POD itself if he does indeed start running out of legs. If you started the year with him, kudos, but I wouldn't be rushing to trade him in.
What's your current team and cash in bank?
Selwood -> Shaw via McKenzieView attachment 147288
I'm going out shortly. I need to make some decisions before the games start today.
I think if Shaun Edwards isn't the sub, I'll do Pittard + Selwood for Edwards + Bont -- unless I can be convinced of someone else.
I think Bont, at worst, will be suitable to transition into someone better. But there's not many around who are definitely better in the forward line. So at that price, it makes him a good buy, in my opinion.
selwood --- lambertView attachment 147288
I'm going out shortly. I need to make some decisions before the games start today.
I think if Shaun Edwards isn't the sub, I'll do Pittard + Selwood for Edwards + Bont -- unless I can be convinced of someone else.
I think Bont, at worst, will be suitable to transition into someone better. But there's not many around who are definitely better in the forward line. So at that price, it makes him a good buy, in my opinion.
Selwood -> Shaw via McKenzie
Pittaard to Edwards
Tarrant to anyone. Dollhouse would be a fantastic POD for you, otherwise Goddard.
Leaves your Backline, Rucks and Forwards complete with one MID to go. Yeo can hold M8 for now.
Later down the track, you can cull a back rookie for a Premo MID via Yeo.
Selwood -> Shaw via McKenzie
Pittaard to Edwards
Tarrant to anyone. Dollhouse would be a fantastic POD for you, otherwise Goddard.
Leaves your Backline, Rucks and Forwards complete with one MID to go. Yeo can hold M8 for now.
Later down the track, you can cull a back rookie for a Premo MID via Yeo.
But I'm better to hold Shaw off until next week.
Maybe I could afford Selwood + Pittard to Edwards + Dahlhaus and then Tarrant + Lever/Hamling to Shaw next week.
Selwood -> Shaw via McKenzie
Pittaard to Edwards
Tarrant to anyone. Dollhouse would be a fantastic POD for you, otherwise Goddard.
Leaves your Backline, Rucks and Forwards complete with one MID to go. Yeo can hold M8 for now.
Later down the track, you can cull a back rookie for a Premo MID via Yeo.
But I'm better to hold Shaw off until next week.
Maybe I could afford Selwood + Pittard to Edwards + Dahlhaus and then Tarrant + Lever/Hamling to Shaw next week.
True that. Can just leave that trade until next week and just do the other two this week.Shaw has bye this week tho
True that. Can just leave that trade until next week and just do the other two this week.
You don't have to do three trades just because you can. Think long term, not one week at a time.
The trade you save will be better down the track than using to grab 50 odd points this week on a spud you'll just gave to trade out again later.
I've done KMac to BSmith already.
I can feel comfortable bringing Dahlhaus + Shaw in in the next two weeks.
If Edwards fails, it's not a big deal because I think Hamling/Lever/McKenzie are reasonable anyway.
By all accounts the top team is struggling to field 18 this week and has started very poorly. ..
This could be the week to make up 350+ points
IMO that's a mistake, for reasons already given, but too late.I've done KMac to BSmith already.
IMO that's a mistake, for reasons already given, but too late.
At this stage of the season it's not just about the teams above you, it's about the 100 teams behind you too - don't lose sight of that. There's still 10 rounds left. I feel you need to be proactive rather than reactive.
It's interesting mate, we all speculate about the best moves and feel like we know it all, but it's all pot luck.
Had the recommendation made to bring in Buddy, said he'd suit me better as an anti-POD. Now he's tanked his score and is likely to be out for 2-3 weeks.
In a similar way, I bought Rockliff in when he was dirt cheap, boom. Broken ribs. On other occasions you get it right.
Smith should make his way to $400K and, as I have a lot of trades I can upgrade him then if he's not looking good.
You've probably said this already this week, but what rank are you again?
Maybe. Maybe not. Far from a certainty. My point is that when you're in the position you're in, safe trading is the key, not risks. Those risky trades are made to get to the point you're at at this stage of the year, not to maintain and improve it. Let those above you make the risky calls while you make the blue chip investments. The risky trades can just as easily backfire, and have more than of doing so, than making safer trades. At least that's my opinion.Had the recommendation made to bring in Buddy, said he'd suit me better as an anti-POD.
In a similar way, I bought Rockliff in when he was dirt cheap, boom.
Smith should make his way to $400K and, as I have a lot of trades I can upgrade him then if he's not looking good.
Maybe. Maybe not. Far from a certainty. My point is that when you're in the position you're in, safe trading is the key, not risks. Those risky trades are made to get to the point you're at at this stage of the year, not to maintain and improve it. Let those above you make the risky calls while you make the blue chip investments. The risky trades can just as easily backfire, and have more than of doing so, than making safer trades. At least that's my opinion.
Stay away from KPFs is my rule. Buddy is a no go zone for me. I've always said that year after year on here.
Rocky was a good trade at the time, regardless of the eventual outcome