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I'll still run out of trades
I'll still run out of trades
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Post Marsh Thread - Leadup to Round 1
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I heard Rocky went to the markets in Wuhan and ate all the animals and they had to close the markets
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Well no ....not ATM
Current McCluggage has his spot .....but I have a "reserved" sticker on him ....and I'm trying to underplay him, so I can claim a POD
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Faaaaark I've got clug, you better not break him like every other speculative pick your god forsaken team has accrued.
You campaigner
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If a rookie besides Rowell and Pickett actually gets named on Thursday.....
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Some newbies may think you're joking .....but the regulars are simply nodding in agreement
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If the Swine Flu pandemic of 2009-2010 couldn't stop a young piglet named Tommy Rockliff from oinking his way to an 85.9 season average from 19 games, then The Wuhan Pan sure as hell won't stop him from pigging out this year.
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And according to interstate teams win 22 of them....
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At least the Crows homeground crowds, will equal the Tiges homeground crowds this season
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Some thoughts. Some original, some borrowed from the great SC Elites podcast today
1. At a maximum of 17 rounds, there is a shorter length of time to catch the leader, so you can't fall too far behind, and can't leave too much to the end.
2. Unclear what they will do with trade numbers, will it be 2 per week, or 3 per week (up to 30)? Or will there be more? But will probably need to be more aggressive in trading. Especially sideways trading.
3. There is less time for rookies to appreciate. Hence there may be a role for more expensive bench rookies then cull earlier to make cash?
4. On the other hand, as per point 1, you don't want to leave too much cash on the bench as you need to maximise on field points. Hence, probably emphasises the importance of a playing R3 to make cash, whereas other lines you can go as cheap as possible with those that are playing.
5. Injury prone players only need to play 17 games. On the other hand, every missed game is a bigger % of the season.
6. DPPs will be more important. Maybe best to start a DPP in the midfield line? May be a key factor in deciding utility (eg. Bailey Williams, Darcy Cameron etc.)
7. If players get a week off (especially if more than 1 game per week for part of the season), we can expect that more will be rested, or given more forward time, and others (midpricers?) will get more midfield time and may get big scores once or twice?
1. At a maximum of 17 rounds, there is a shorter length of time to catch the leader, so you can't fall too far behind, and can't leave too much to the end.
2. Unclear what they will do with trade numbers, will it be 2 per week, or 3 per week (up to 30)? Or will there be more? But will probably need to be more aggressive in trading. Especially sideways trading.
3. There is less time for rookies to appreciate. Hence there may be a role for more expensive bench rookies then cull earlier to make cash?
4. On the other hand, as per point 1, you don't want to leave too much cash on the bench as you need to maximise on field points. Hence, probably emphasises the importance of a playing R3 to make cash, whereas other lines you can go as cheap as possible with those that are playing.
5. Injury prone players only need to play 17 games. On the other hand, every missed game is a bigger % of the season.
6. DPPs will be more important. Maybe best to start a DPP in the midfield line? May be a key factor in deciding utility (eg. Bailey Williams, Darcy Cameron etc.)
7. If players get a week off (especially if more than 1 game per week for part of the season), we can expect that more will be rested, or given more forward time, and others (midpricers?) will get more midfield time and may get big scores once or twice?
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Also Elites discussed a ruck structure of:
Grundy - Naismith - Cameron
And Ceglar in fwd line
Gives you DPP flexibility, covers you in case of Grundy injury/resting/suspension.
Interesting.
Grundy - Naismith - Cameron
And Ceglar in fwd line
Gives you DPP flexibility, covers you in case of Grundy injury/resting/suspension.
Interesting.
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With the 17 game season now is too risky to start injury prone players, less games to get through but any injury means a must trade situation. Do we now go a lot of mid priced options and impact players with high ppm like Nic Nat.
How do we go about rookies as we will still need cash but do higher priced rookies give you the option to upgrade quicker? Don’t know to structure up at the moment.
How do we go about rookies as we will still need cash but do higher priced rookies give you the option to upgrade quicker? Don’t know to structure up at the moment.
SC Elites is probably the worst of all SC podcasts. Group-think to the extreme. The 2 main dudes end up with basically the same team every season because they talk down basically anyone that isn't in their team. They also take themselves way too seriously and think their word is gospel. Not sure I'd be taking too much from that one.
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