- Joined
- Jun 18, 2013
- Posts
- 4,884
- Reaction score
- 4,852
- AFL Club
- North Melbourne
He's starting to regrettop team has Jasper![]()

Follow along with the video below to see how to install our site as a web app on your home screen.
Note: This feature may not be available in some browsers.

BigFooty Tipping Notice Img
Weekly Prize - Join Any Time - Tip Round 13
The Golden Ticket - Corporate tickets, functions, Open Air Boxes at the Adelaide Oval, ENGIE, Gabba, MCG, Marvel, Optus & People First Stadiums. Corporate Suites at the Gabba, MCG and Marvel.
He's starting to regrettop team has Jasper![]()

nah mate, Pittard will be top 6 defenderHe's starting to regret![]()

I just get the old drop off mid season feeling from Pittard.nah mate, Pittard will be top 6 defender
he's going to learn how to cope with the tag
2 weeks in a row he's had a player sit on him, 2 weeks Port lost, DO THE MATH PORT ADELAIDE, HELP JASPER OUT!
It's all luck at the end of the day, none of those teams probably copped all of Bartel, Kelly, Rockliff, Salem, Smith, Lonie etc etc.It only takes one or 2 quality PODs to make a difference though.
If you took Pearce and McDonald over Prince and Newnes, at the start of the season you would be a few hundred points up.
Log in to remove this Banner Ad
It's all luck at the end of the day, none of those teams probably copped all of Bartel, Kelly, Rockliff, Salem, Smith, Lonie etc etc.
It takes skill to rank highly year after year, anything above that (ie: winning it or even top 10) requires a massive amount of luck. Most of the people that did alot of research in the pre-season would have gone with Bartel for example, lots of midfield time, dominated in the centre during pre-season games, looked ok in his first couple of games without starring but always looked a lock for top 6 forward. Missed a week early on then scored a 5 and out for two months. People who didn't do their due dilligence would have passed him up and lucked out. Same could be said with regards to Kelly in the backline, or those who kept Salem but copped his injury, or those who started with Smith who have copped two concussion scores and a whole heap of crap after his first head high knock. Can't predict those things and with the sub rule losing players early is a season killer if they start piling up. This caper was much more enjoyable when it was only 20 trades.100%, if you lucked out with guys like McDonald, Pearce, Armitage, Neale, Houli, Edwards, etc, and managed to avoid the players you mentioned, you should expect to be on top.
And if you did, you cant sit here and say it was all based on research etc. It's ******* luck, no one picked McDonald to dominate, no one picked players like Sloane to miss huge weeks, the guy has been Mr. reliable over the years.
People always refer to the Bruyn Maneuver, and how smart he was to offload Cloke at his peak.
Are you kidding me, he lucked out, if I came on here and told everyone I was offloading Armitage because I think he has peaked I would be banned.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but if Cloke had of continued his form, then Bruyn would be mocked. He took a chance, and good on him for having the balls to do it, but at the time it was a ******ed move, he just got lucky.
.Proves that this whole shit is a crapshoot.Cox? Clearly these guys are unaware of Read's superiority for loopholing.
It takes skill to rank highly year after year, anything above that (ie: winning it or even top 10) requires a massive amount of luck. Most of the people that did alot of research in the pre-season would have gone with Bartel for example, lots of midfield time, dominated in the centre during pre-season games, looked ok in his first couple of games without starring but always looked a lock for top 6 forward. Missed a week early on then scored a 5 and out for two months. People who didn't do their due dilligence would have passed him up and lucked out. Same could be said with regards to Kelly in the backline, or those who kept Salem but copped his injury, or those who started with Smith who have copped two concussion scores and a whole heap of crap after his first head high knock. Can't predict those things and with the sub rule losing players early is a season killer if they start piling up. This caper was much more enjoyable when it was only 20 trades.
Bruyn is either a lucky asshat or purposely decieving people with his advice on JR. Said that Griffen was "a lock", that Swan wasn't, NicNat was and various other forms of bullshit. His team that won it in 2013 at the start was average, he copped a sweet run without injury.
I lost around 5000 ranking places (750th odd to around 6000th) last week due to various injuries (Salem, Smith, Griffen, Cripps' replacement was shit), don't think too many copped that entire set of bullshit in the space of a couple of hours.
Had them all except for Lonie, also McKenzie's awesome score of 31.Salem lonie griff vdb..
Handy morons!
Had them all except for Lonie, also McKenzie's awesome score of 31.
It only takes one or 2 quality PODs to make a difference though.
If you took Pearce and McDonald over Prince and Newnes, at the start of the season you would be a few hundred points up.
100%, if you lucked out with guys like McDonald, Pearce, Armitage, Neale, Houli, Edwards, etc, and managed to avoid the players you mentioned, you should expect to be on top.
And if you did, you cant sit here and say it was all based on research etc. It's ******* luck, no one picked McDonald to dominate, no one picked players like Sloane to miss huge weeks, the guy has been Mr. reliable over the years.
People always refer to the Bruyn Maneuver, and how smart he was to offload Cloke at his peak.
Are you kidding me, he lucked out, if I came on here and told everyone I was offloading Armitage because I think he has peaked I would be banned.
Hindsight is a wonderful thing, but if Cloke had of continued his form, then Bruyn would be mocked. He took a chance, and good on him for having the balls to do it, but at the time it was a ******ed move, he just got lucky.
what weirds me out is that I have almost all of those players - but I'm +13000thIt's disheartening when you have 28/30 players in common with the top teams but you are miles behind on score
Sometimes the difference between top 10 and top 10 thousand seems to be little more than fielding the best rookies each week and making good captain choices.
Went Ablett Fyfe Pendles Selwood here. Then the injuries compounded everything.Or simply just starting with M3 & M4 premo mids that came out of the blocks in the first 5 rounds averaging 120+ as opposed to me (currently ranked 13k) who started with Parker & Griff who were both averaging around 85 after the 1st 5 Rounds. Sure, Parker is coming good for me now, but the top teams now have the option of trading him in as their M6-7 at 80k less than what I paid for him in Rd1 whilst he is still my my M4 making it even harder for me to bridge the gap with a lesser quality fallen premo to trade in for my M6-7.
Went Ablett Fyfe Pendles Selwood here. Then the injuries compounded everything.![]()
I think the BigFooty group-think gets you close to top 10000 probably. There's a lot of good advice and ideas here. Not much gets past this group. Beyond that you need some luck and some inspired PODs.
Apparently NONE of which I have.
Lets say top 40,000
Plus JiskaLets say top 40,000