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AFLW 2024 - Round 10 - Chat, game threads, injury lists, team lineups and more.
Shit, just realised (duh) that there's less than 24hrs left til unlimited trades gone.
Not that we haven't been waiting for this point but I better give my team one last going over.
I’ve gone this way. Allows me to have just 1 rookie in Defence and 1 up forwardHmm. Very interesting 24 hours ahead.
With Green named I'm tempted to go with a 4-0-4 setup in the midfield now...
If Green has been told then Ash should have been told too...Hmm. Very interesting 24 hours ahead.
With Green named I'm tempted to go with a 4-0-4 setup in the midfield now...
got til Friday night?
I'd suggest most of us...well those with jobs leftAnyone else working from home tomorrow
Warnie on the Traders podcast the other day mentioned that BE is actually just an indication and that the actual formula is dependent upon a proportion of the total points scored by all players across the entire round. Its just that the BE is usally an accurate indicator because total points across 9 games of footy with almost 400 players is generally pretty standard.Not a mathematician but I think a lot of factors go into the BE formula for price changes. I believe that someone priced over 800k won't drop significantly in price or drop at all if they only score 100, if it's one of the largest scores of the week. We definitely need some clarity on this from Fanhub before the season starts!
that's the biggy right now... if we don't know by lockout then being flexible might be the key to changing structure quickly? We will need to minimise the damage of the advantage those coaches with the good crystal balls might get? if the price changes do end up being significant one way or the other then the season might be blown out of the water in the first 3 rounds for coaches who misread the tea leaves. I hope we get some guidance.Just thinking out loud here ...
Do players with limited preseasons and/or player that don't quite have the tank to be full midfielders suddenly come into consideration? Thinking Ziebell for the former and Rayner for the later example.
Or if they don't adjust the formula regarding shorter game times, should I pick a bunch of players no more than 300k. Hope like hell their price stays that same and the 170Kers go up and pounce on the premiums when they inevitably fail to reach their normal 20min/quarter scores?
I'm certainly favoring best 18 type players.Question is, are the higher PPM players now more attractive?
Or are they always destined to have the same TOG% no matter how long the games, because relatively speaking they have lower fitness/capacity?
The players with historically low TOG may also find it challenging if the games schedule is thrown out of whack with some shorter turnaround games etc.
Hard to know which way it will fall.
Watson won't make the cut unfortunatelyshit now im slightly panicking.
Sturt is debuting. No mention of Watson who was my D7.
If the AFL plays 5 rounds in 3 weeks, will older players be rested? Im shook!
I’m just rolling in with the side I has after the marsh and just adjusting rookies, no point stressing, it’s to hard now.shit now im slightly panicking.
Sturt is debuting. No mention of Watson who was my D7.
If the AFL plays 5 rounds in 3 weeks, will older players be rested? Im shook!
Some high PPM stats from last year for people to consider:
Adam Treloar: 141 per 100% game time (22 games)
Matt Crouch: 141 per 100% game time (19 games)
Zach Merrett: 140 per 100% game time (22 games)
Dan Hannebery: 140 per 100% game time (5 Games)
Nic Naitanui: 139 per 100% game time (3 games)
Brodie Grundy: 139 per 100% game time (22 games)
Brad Crouch: 137 per 100% game time (22 games)
Josh Kelly: 136 per 100% game time (14 games)
Jackson Macrae: 136 per 100% game time (22 games)
Lachie Whitfield: 127 per 100% game time (16 games)
Max Gawn: 130 per 100% game time (21 games)
Andrew Gaff: 129 per 100% game time (20 games)
Taylor Adams: 125 per 100% game time (10 games)
Dylan Shiel: 125 per 100% game time (21 games)
Jarryd Lyons: 122 per 100% game time (22 games)
Jacob Hopper: 120 per 100% game time (19 games)
A mix of uber premiums and maybe some value picks who could really benefit from the shortened games.
Where did you find this info? Is there a way to get data from 2018?Some high PPM stats from last year for people to consider:
Adam Treloar: 141 per 100% game time (22 games)
Matt Crouch: 141 per 100% game time (19 games)
Zach Merrett: 140 per 100% game time (22 games)
Dan Hannebery: 140 per 100% game time (5 Games)
Nic Naitanui: 139 per 100% game time (3 games)
Brodie Grundy: 139 per 100% game time (22 games)
Brad Crouch: 137 per 100% game time (22 games)
Josh Kelly: 136 per 100% game time (14 games)
Jackson Macrae: 136 per 100% game time (22 games)
Lachie Whitfield: 127 per 100% game time (16 games)
Max Gawn: 130 per 100% game time (21 games)
Andrew Gaff: 129 per 100% game time (20 games)
Taylor Adams: 125 per 100% game time (10 games)
Dylan Shiel: 125 per 100% game time (21 games)
Jarryd Lyons: 122 per 100% game time (22 games)
Jacob Hopper: 120 per 100% game time (19 games)
A mix of uber premiums and maybe some value picks who could really benefit from the shortened games.