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I'm wondering how far behind people think you can fall behind the leaders before you can write off your chances of winning the whole shebang?
I've scored 1933 and 1862 in the first 2 weeks, not bad I would have thought but I suspect by looking at scores that others have posted that I'm almost out of it already.
I guess factors to consider would include
- the number of trades left (I still have all 20),
- the performance of the bench (I had 6 players scoring 50+ this week),
- unique players in the team (eg Leigh Harding scoring 150 and 108 - only 1.5% of teams have him)
- avoiding the injuries / form slumps to common players (I've lost Haines and Hentschel so far)
I've scored 1933 and 1862 in the first 2 weeks, not bad I would have thought but I suspect by looking at scores that others have posted that I'm almost out of it already.
I guess factors to consider would include
- the number of trades left (I still have all 20),
- the performance of the bench (I had 6 players scoring 50+ this week),
- unique players in the team (eg Leigh Harding scoring 150 and 108 - only 1.5% of teams have him)
- avoiding the injuries / form slumps to common players (I've lost Haines and Hentschel so far)
