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Premium Kent
1. He's crap
2. There's better, younger players ahead of him
3. I've heard several pre season reports of how unimpressive he is in the running drills.
4. He's crap
I really needed a less definite answer
- Oct 25, 2009
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Plenty of love for Miller and Steele. Anyone worried about them coming of record seasons? Worried they may not quite replicate it?
- Aug 16, 2010
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Both probably score just as well especially with the new tackles rule
Yeah, I just hate chasing those one season wonders who drop 5-10 ppg the following year.
- Sep 9, 2016
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Absolutely not
Touk has been running marathons and triathlons in the off season
The man turned into the complete package last year
No one can run with him
Steele is what I thought Cripps would end up being. He’s an inside beast, he tackles but the thing with Steele is that he can spread too. Doesn’t really get tagged he’s another easy pick
Staying away from them because they averaged 120+ last year is a mistake imo as I think they’ll do it again this year. Particularly Steele with the easy start fixture wise
- Jun 19, 2016
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Not having Steele last year did my head in. His game is made for SuperCoach.
Obese Arachnid
Diplomatic Immunity
- Jan 11, 2008
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- There are no other teams.
- Sep 9, 2016
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Lol I started him in 2019 the year before he broke out and said never again. Was stubborn in 2020 but couldn’t say no in 2021. Saw it coming the man’s a gunMe having Steele the previous year but not having him last year.
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- May 6, 2007
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Both play SC friendly games, were the standouts fro there respective teams and even if they don't replicate the form they did of 2021, they're still likely to be some of the highest scoring mids in SC this year
- Dec 3, 2017
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Steele backed up a 122.5 season with a 126.0 season so...
I must have looked at the wrong stats. Thought he went 114 then 126.
- Dec 7, 2019
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And the 122.5 has an asterisk for all the inflated scoring in 2020.
Reckon touk is pretty safe to go big again. Kent's like Parish not so much.
We are very blessed to have Lenny mk II
- Feb 2, 2020
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Macrae, Steele, Miller, Oliver, Neale basically the 5 Uber locks I’m going with pending a crisis. No chance I’m taking a gut feel on a lower priced guy breaking out, I’ve been burnt too many times. Also trying to mitigate the risk of owning two mid premo’s from the same team with Covid so think this is easily the best starting balanced lineup. My only MP’s will come from the forward line this year due to the DPP that will happen and Milera down back.
Macrae, Steele, Oliver, Titch & Neale for me currently 
ImissFrosty
Murphy's Law
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Legit the same. But if I think that it's probably wrong lol
- May 6, 2007
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How many can one conceivably start though?
If your saying that starting with Milera and not having a user name with Wayne in it is wrong then you would be right.
* me footy is trash these days
I mean I could dead set come without touching just from watching Wooshers bump videos
- Feb 2, 2020
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Well Neale is 550k so basically it’s 4 Uber priced guys and a guy 150k underpriced.
