Surely Dunkley gets one more chance at least?
Old JM would already be trading him out but I must be getting soft in my old age as I'm not.
Old JM would already be trading him out but I must be getting soft in my old age as I'm not.
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Playing Carlton next week. He will bounce back next week with 130 +Surely Dunkley gets one more chance at least?
Old JM would already be trading him out but I must be getting soft in my old age as I'm not.
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Doggies supporters sold you a premo priced dud, if your rooks corrections are good its game on.Surely Dunkley gets one more chance at least?
Old JM would already be trading him out but I must be getting soft in my old age as I'm not.
1 trade bank cash move on.
rocker_oz33
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Surely Dunkley gets one more chance at least?
Old JM would already be trading him out but I must be getting soft in my old age as I'm not.
I hope your not soft for Ruby.
She deserves better
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rocker_oz33
TheBrownDog
I probably hold Dunks.
He knows how to burn those who trade him.
Rookie adjustments if needed.
He knows how to burn those who trade him.
Rookie adjustments if needed.
All I know is Westoff hasnt even played yet but I bet that campaigner is feeling pretty nervous right now
rocker_oz33
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He's having a sleepless night .
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Gees I've missed this thread.
JM is home kentys.
JM is home kentys.
- Jan 18, 2015
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What a lovely 8/1133 morning it is. Just checking in to see how many of you are going to trade in my POD Howe in R2 and jinx him.
As for myself, Dunkley the only cloud on the horizon so far. Might have to give him another chance against Carlton though. Surely he couldn't be that crap again. Surely Cavarra plays next week. Ball never got near him so I'll stick tight unless another forward rookie goes ballistic.
Pittonet might be a popular trade in the next week or two. Thinking about how to fit him in in R3 if he kills it next week (assuming he is Kreuzers replacement).
Now just waiting for the team to fall apart today.
As for myself, Dunkley the only cloud on the horizon so far. Might have to give him another chance against Carlton though. Surely he couldn't be that crap again. Surely Cavarra plays next week. Ball never got near him so I'll stick tight unless another forward rookie goes ballistic.
Pittonet might be a popular trade in the next week or two. Thinking about how to fit him in in R3 if he kills it next week (assuming he is Kreuzers replacement).
Now just waiting for the team to fall apart today.
- Dec 3, 2017
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Curious as to why everyone would be bringing Howe in now. Why didn’t they start him? If it was injury concerns why are there none now? To me, it was either start him or bring him in as last upgrade.
What are people thinking they'll do with dunkley ? I know it's only one game but with the extra trades and prices changing after 2 games I reckon we can afford to be ruthless. I worry bailey williams is stealing some of his mid minutes too.
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The whole WB midfield had a mare. Chill.
- Jan 18, 2015
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Fair question. The key answer is there is nothing like a real game of footy for competition points to evaluate a players true worth. And it's only one game but Howe passed with flying colours.
The common reaction of many is to trade to chase points or make corrections (which may be good or bad). Given we pretty much have 2 trades to use every week makes this even more likely than usual.
I don't know how people assessed Howe in the preseason. Perhaps he flew under the radar a bit with a lot of focus on Dawson and Houston. For mine he was a fairly low risk and high upside pick with a good preseason hit out against the Saints confirming his value. I was amazed his ownership was so low.
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Williams not stealing minutes, Dunkley was just awful as was Bont.
- Dec 3, 2017
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Dont worry it wont be long before you will be back in the weekly trade threads bitching about Howe.
As a previous Howe owner I know this feeling all too well.
Enjoy his score last night while it lasts.
- Jan 18, 2015
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Always a possibility. Lovin it for now though.
With so many trades this year I might just ride him until he spuds then trade him in for a fallen Seagull or the Hurninator returning from a few weeks off injured.
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I've seen your score and I disagree.
- Feb 13, 2011
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Jiska doesn't make mistakes.
I had Howe in Thursday night but took him out for extra dollars. Doh! I think he's good value but I've had him in previous years and he does have a tendency to be up and down at times, so while I'm tempted to jump on I'm going to let him go.
I do think with the extra trades we have license to be a bit more reactionary.
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The priority for this weeks trades should be rookie corrections and possibly mid-pricer corrections. Tend to think leave the premos for now
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Cav to Sturt 
Have Lynch, Bont, Dunkley and no Sturt. Think I'll just get Sturt in. Every facking game produces a new problem
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Out Cavarra, in Sturt
Aside from that, going OK for now
Aside from that, going OK for now
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