2014 SC Value Picks

[Jiska]

What's the go with Morabito?

Is he a round 1 starter?

Yep, absolutely locked in, 110% starter. Also, make sure you get Bourke in your MIDs, he's guaranteed 110% to be picked in Round 1 too. If you haven't already locked all of your Rookies in to your team, you're months behind everyone else. You should just be mucking around with premos at the moment.

 

[Yoda_]

Yep, absolutely locked in, 110% starter. Also, make sure you get Bourke in your MIDs, he's guaranteed 110% to be picked in Round 1 too. If you haven't already locked all of your Rookies in to your team, you're months behind everyone else. You should just be mucking around with premos at the moment.

Can I take a stab at which one of our SC 'experts' (who most likely finished not even within 5000 off the win last year) is aimed at? This board has a few know it alls it seems


DISCLAIMER: We love each and everyone of you budding SCers equally and as such do not disciminate if you are actually s&*! or do know your stuff.

 

[ScrewInStuds]

Can I take a stab at which one of our SC 'experts' (who most likely finished not even within 5000 off the win last year) is aimed at? This board has a few know it alls it seems


DISCLAIMER: We love each and everyone of you budding SCers equally and as such do not disciminate if you are actually s&*! or do know your stuff.

I often think of the exchange at 1:50 when browsing this board.



(Thanks for the tips though )

 

[5 GB USB]

I made a list of players who i think are bargains from the Defenders list, and could potentially go 90+ supercoach points in season 2014.

Defenders:
Jack Grimes - $436,500K: Grimes has been one of the most frustrating players in the past because of his injury problems but you can't hide away from the fact his averaged over 80 pts every year his played.
Why you should get him - His attacking game style suits supercoach and his skills are very much elite.
Why you Shouldn't - Injury Prone player and he play's for Melbourne.

Sam Gilbert - $427,900K: Sam Gilbert has been pretty reliable in the past but a change of role's has really killed him in the Supercoach world making him pretty much untouchable, this year there's a very good chance he will be moved to his number one position at HBF/Wing which makes this selection very appealing.
Why you should get him - A return to his attacking HBF spot should see him back to his best.
Why you Shouldn't - Injury prone player that's starting to get on with age and play's for St Kilda.

Shaun Atley - $394,200: Atley has been talked up since debuting by the North Melbourne fan base because of his attacking flair and ability to get away from impossible situations across the HBF, North are now in a position that could see him move to the midfield.
Why you should get him - Midfield time and all of a sudden he could bump up his disposals average of 19 to 22+ a game making him a very good option.
Why you Shouldn't - Never has been a good Supercoach scorer so questions have to be asked can he bump his average above 90.

David Swallow - $429,400: The former number 1 draft pick is entering his 4th AFL season with now a few preseason's under his belt, he has averaged 79,78,79 in his past 3 season which suggest when he does have a break out year he could score huge.
Why you should get him - A return to the midfield beckons for Swallow which saw him average 19 disposals back in season 2012, with there rising midfield he won't get any attention from opposition teams.
Why you Shouldn't - injury problems have hurt him in the past and will he be played off the HBF again like in season 2013.

Others you should consider:
B.Smith, L.Hansen

 

[Krujan]

Gilbert is injured again 5 GB USB

 

[5 GB USB]

Gilbert is injured again 5 GB USB

Cheers Gingy did not know that.
I hope people read my "Why you shouldn't get him"

 

[domskiezzzzzz]

Haven't seen much love for Nathan Bock? He's basically a rookie priced player now and back when he was actually fit in 2011 he averaged 94. I know that is a long time ago but he's better value then the majority of rookies around and guaranteed job security.

 

[Judd_Magic]

I only like Grimes and Swallow off the above list.

Even then there's better options than both of those two.

 

[Judd_Magic]

Haven't seen much love for Nathan Bock? He's basically a rookie priced player now and back when he was actually fit in 2011 he averaged 94. I know that is a long time ago but he's better value then the majority of rookies around and guaranteed job security.

Have had him in my team a bit as F6.

Will have to see how he goes in the NAB Challenge but if he looks the goods I'll lock him in as my F6.

 

[5 GB USB]

I only like Grimes and Swallow off the above list.

Even then there's better options than both of those two.

I went with more of the mid priced break out types not the obvious ones.

 

[Judd_Magic]

I went with more of the mid priced break out types not the obvious ones.

Yeah I know which is why I said I like Grimes and Swallow.

Just can't fit those 2 guys in though with the likes of Mitchell, Bartel, McVeigh, Hanley, Thompson, etc.

 

[Super Hans]

Jed Lamb, backing him to average 80+ and be a great pathway to a premium.