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worded it very badly then.

correct, unless his name was Butcher, then he wouldnt play even if he was the last fit player on our list....
Sorry I should of used more of these :p:p:p
 
Not bad. KK the only real risk. Don't like him as a starting player.
Williams could easily end up a top 10 in DEF.
Titchell I'm warming to more and more but would have to move on Hanners or Jelwood to fit him in and I can't see that happening.
KK is there as i cant see where else to use the money. could downgrade him and upgrade Balic or something.

love Zac, absolute brilliant to watch - my starting 3 premos havent changed in about 7 versions. good sign

Titch is getting lots of love from Hodgey, hoping he can lift to 110+ as the number 1
 

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Happy with my final draft pre JLT

Rance, Adams, Johannisen, Thurlow, McGrath, Keeffe
Hibberd, Vickers-Willis

Pendlebury, Martin, Bontempelli, Fyfe, Heppell, Watson, Petrevski-Seton Powell-Pepper
Berry, Myers, Barrett

Grundy, Jacobs
Strnadica

Dahlhaus, Deledio, Ryder, Roughead, Bowes, Pickett
Bolton Eddy.

Yes, I am aware Berry is injured.
 
My side as it sits right now
Still tossing up whether to go
Danger goldy swallow
Or
Treloar heppell Jacobs
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First crack at a full team today, 122k leftover for rookie changes. Feel free to tear it to shreds people ! Would love a couple opinions

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First Reveal. Have come to my senses and turfed a couple of midpricers i had a soft spot for. Sandi's injury has me spooked about picking injury prone players, so Beams is probably the most likely in the side to get turfed.
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Here are a couple of things worth pondering:

-> The Selection of Jason Johannissen:

Plenty of people labelling him a lock which I can't comprehend in the slightest. He is yet to play a full-season in his career, has soft-tissue injury history, scored 90+ in only 6 of his 13 In-Season games (FIVE of which were at Etihad Stadium). He is CERTAIN to receive more attention, considering that 19 of his 24 disposals per game were uncontested, limiting his influence shouldn't be difficult at all. He only averages a meagre 2 tackles per game so I fail to see how he will score despite attention. I'll be passing on the long-limbed galloping bastard thank ya very much.

-> The Gawn/Goldy Double Whammy Selection in the Rucks:

$1,233,400.

Take a good look at that ^, because that's what you're paying to start Goldy and Gawn together. Gawn went ballistic last year and with the recision of the third-man-up rule, he could sustain those crazy numbers given that he led the HTA %. If you do start both of them, best of luck to you. I am mildly afraid that Gawn will improve on last year and go absolutely huge.

HOWEVER, there are plenty of underpriced Rucks that MUST be looked at! Sam Jacobs, Stef Martin and Tom Hickey are all due for big years in my opinion. Let's assume that Gawn backslides from his mammoth 2016 and averages 110 (As ALL Ruckman have done in the past including the great Dean Cox and Goldy last year). I am confident that Jacobs/Stef can average 105. Lets say you take Stef @488k, this means you have saved $160k and only given up on average 5 points per game. That 160k can be the difference between a Heppell (Premo- Avg 105-110) and a Pendles (Ultra Premo 120-125) in your midfield (That's a net GAIN of 10 points per game!!).

As I said, it might be that I am completely wrong, that Gawn smashes the HTA record, obliviates the competition and then attains apotheosis along with a place next to Odin in Valhalla. But its food for thought.
 
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Here are a couple of things worth pondering:

-> The Selection of Jason Johannissen:

Plenty of people labelling him a lock which I can't comprehend in the slightest. He is yet to play a full-season in his career, has soft-tissue injury history, scored 90+ in only 6 of his 13 In-Season games (FIVE of which were at Etihad Stadium). He is CERTAIN to receive more attention, considering that 19 of his 24 disposals per game were uncontested, limiting his influence shouldn't be difficult at all. He only averages a meagre 2 tackles per game so I fail to see how he will score despite attention.

-> The Gawn/Goldy Double Whammy Selection in the Rucks:

$1,233,400.

Take a good look at that ^, because that's what you're paying to start Goldy and Gawn together. Gawn went ballistic last year and with the recision of the third-man-up rule, he could sustain those crazy numbers given that he led the HTA %. If you do start both of them, best of luck to you. I am mildly afraid that Gawn will improve on last year and go absolutely huge.

HOWEVER, there are plenty of underpriced Rucks that MUST be looked at! Sam Jacobs, Stef Martin and Tom Hickey are all due for big years in my opinion. Let's assume that Gawn backslides from his mammoth 2016 and averages 110 (As ALL Ruckman have done in the past including the great Dean Cox and Goldy last year). I am confident that Jacobs/Stef can average 105. Lets say you take Stef @488k, this means you have saved $160k and only given up on average 5 points per game. That 160k can be the difference between a Heppell (Premo- Avg 105-110) and a Pendles (Ultra Premo 120-125) in your midfield (That's a net GAIN of 10 points per game!!).

As I said, it might be that I am completely wrong, that Gawn smashes the HTA record, obliviates the competition and then attains apotheosis along with a place next to Odin in Valhalla. But its food for thought.
Gawn will destroy the competition and your supercoach side if you doubt him.

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