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Number 1 rule, always look for value.Yeah for sure, and it's definitely situational.
For me, going Greene over Moore likely allows me to get Luke Ryan and Zorko with my last two upgrades, whereas I'd have to sacrifice one if I went Moore (plus I'd only be able to afford Moore this week if I sacrificed Sexton a week early instead of Will Graham, which isn't appealing at all).
So the equation for me becomes either:
a. Greene, Ryan and Zorko
b. Moore, Clark (or similar) and Zorko
c. Moore, Ryan and Curnow (or similar)
Think 'a' is comfortably the best of those three, even though I detest Zorko.
I think he's certainly good value, but I wouldn't be moving heaven and earth to get him. Heeney and Warner are clearly 1a and 1b this year in the middle for the Swans.Scythe94 - can you give me your thoughts on Gulden.
I'm keen to get on this train, especially for a RD14 bye player - but, I can't make it work
I'm just waiting on Dawson's injury news now
his tog is also a lot higher than it was last year and is closing in on 100% but that hasnt really correlated to higher scoring which is oddI think he's certainly good value, but I wouldn't be moving heaven and earth to get him. Heeney and Warner are clearly 1a and 1b this year in the middle for the Swans.
Gulden's tonned in less than half of his games this year (5/11), and while his stats and CBAs are very similar to last year, two notable differences are that his tackle numbers and contested possessions are down a decent amount, which is indicative of a diminished responsibility in stoppages around the ground with the emergence of Heeney.
I'd say that for people with an incomplete midfield who are operating on a budget, he makes sense, but I likely wouldn't be sideways trading to him, personally. Think 105 is about the mark for him this year, just not enough contested ball to raise that ceiling too much higher.
I think he's certainly good value, but I wouldn't be moving heaven and earth to get him. Heeney and Warner are clearly 1a and 1b this year in the middle for the Swans.
Gulden's tonned in less than half of his games this year (5/11), and while his stats and CBAs are very similar to last year, two notable differences are that his tackle numbers and contested possessions are down a decent amount, which is indicative of a diminished responsibility in stoppages around the ground with the emergence of Heeney.
I'd say that for people with an incomplete midfield who are operating on a budget, he makes sense, but I likely wouldn't be sideways trading to him, personally. Think 105 is about the mark for him this year, just not enough contested ball to raise that ceiling too much higher.
Are many ppl holding H.Reid?
If I go Clohesy > Dawson (north) this week which leaves 246k ITB to turn Reid > L.Ryan next week.
Thoughts?
True to an extent, but his DE% and clangers are very similar to last year, as are his frees against.Take a quick Look at Gulden’s clanger count and disposal efficiency and that tells a pretty honest tale of his year. 57% kicking efficiency and 5 clangers per game - a surprising stat for a guy who I’d consider an elite kick.
One game he had 6 frees against - don’t expect that to be the norm.
I think he can go 115 on the way home interestingly.
Reid done his dash - only costs $35k to get in Fisher who looks like Norf seagull to finish the year.
Just FYI, Zorko’s BE is 125, not 175Greene and Gulden this week.
Ryan next week.
Zorko the week after when the 175 breakeven rolls out of his average.
Ryan Daicos Houston Young Sinclair Stewart
Bont Butters Rowell Zerrett Gulden Dunkley Oliver Green
Gawn English
Heeney Zorko Flanders Fisher Sexton Fyfe
And will make sure I get F7 to Jackson to push Fyfe to F7/M9 to finish the team - should have 4 trades remaining.
Just FYI, Zorko’s BE is 125, not 175
Definitely makes sense to wait. Two more weeks for his calves to get tight too.With the 66 in his rolling average, his breakeven is 125 but with a score of 106, projected breakeven the week after is about 175.
Two low tons and he’ll be $550k in 2 weeks.
Problem is next week he plays the Saints, 175 def achievableWith the 66 in his rolling average, his breakeven is 125 but with a score of 106, projected breakeven the week after is about 175.
Two low tons and he’ll be $550k in 2 weeks.
Yeah, good point.With the 66 in his rolling average, his breakeven is 125 but with a score of 106, projected breakeven the week after is about 175.
Two low tons and he’ll be $550k in 2 weeks.
Hopefully Windhager tags him.Problem is next week he plays the Saints, 175 def achievable
All my trades will be sideway trades as l wanted the money for Xerri...+ Jackson had a bye this week . All my lines are now fully covered with 16 premiums + Comben , Reid, Wilson, Xerri and 2 forward rookiesSeems a waste trading Jackson. Doubt there are six forwards who are definitely better.
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Sacrifice a crook Dawson (who I picked up for ~$500k) for 3 keepers?
Leaves me with only Moyle onfield, who I'll swap for English/Marshall in R16.
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With the 66 in his rolling average, his breakeven is 125 but with a score of 106, projected breakeven the week after is about 175.
Two low tons and he’ll be $550k in 2 weeks.
Prior to this week Moore posted 3 sub-80 scores in a row.
Don't stress, forcing him in this week is classic points chasing.