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No good options I fear, a good equalizer this round, pick right and make your move!
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Yeah saw that, tops. Might actually struggle to get a score with he Cogs and Fyfe out.Laird is in doubt for the game
Thoughts on Brayshaw vs Collingwood?
Thinking one of the safest 110 in my team
Tossing up between Brayshaw and Gawn. I feel Gawn is the safer option.
100% risk, 200% profit if he goes full pig.Thinking rocky could be in for a ripper game and quite tempted to throw it on him
100% risk, 200% profit if he goes full pig.
Unless the "couldn't find the ball" hits again.With hinkleys comments about rocky only tagging last week after not being able to find the ball himself and the fact its rockys first ever Friday night game, I think he will want to come out with a point to prove and absolutely pig it up. just depends whether I have the balls to stick with him now! could be a huge difference this week a different captain option
Based on that - going Beams. Have gawn but against grundy no thanks. Last time I threw Beams the C he got tagged and something in the 60's. But has form, Zork probably more likely tag, and I need something to talk myself in to it again. So Beams. For now. Until its some one else. Like Brayshaw, even Zach, even Crouch. I have no idea this round.Pretty spot on this week.
Calvin’s Captains
1. Dayne Zorko - He averages 47 points more at home than away, and returns to the Gabba this week after averaging 124 in his last three games. 124, 108 and 104 are his most recent games against the Bombers and there’s no tag coming his way this week.
2. Max Gawn - Gawn averages 125 at the MCG this year and against Grundy in the past he has scored 70, 146 and 107. He’s never lost a hit-out count to Grundy and with Nankervis (131), Martin (130) and Kreuzer (120) all scoring well against Collingwood this year, Max shouldn’t have much trouble either.
3. Brodie Grundy - This is a long way down the list for a guy who has scored 131, 124 and 135 in the last three weeks, but he’s up against Max Gawn and will find it much tougher. Big name ruckman like Jacobs (49), Kreuzer (78), Witts (80), Martin (68) and Goldstein (60) have all struggled against Gawn this year with Tom Hickey (89) having the top score against him.
4. Dayne Beams - Scored 113 against the Bombers last year and is averaging 122 at the Gabba in his last three runs. Coming off scores of 137 and 127, he will be great again.
5. Jake Lloyd - I know, talk about scraping the barrel but Lloyd plays his favourite team in the Saints this week and will be awesome. Firstly, they conceded the most points to defenders and over his career against them he has scored 63, 122, 119 and 121. Lloyd loves playing at Etihad and could be something special in a time of need.
Only have Gawn and Lloyd out of the 5.Based on that - going Beams. Have gawn but against grundy no thanks. Last time I threw Beams the C he got tagged and something in the 60's. But has form, Zork probably more likely tag, and I need something to talk myself in to it again. So Beams. For now. Until its some one else.
Yep looking for safe option this week so will take one of
Gawn - expect 100-120
Brayshaw expect 100-115
Smith - expect 95-115
Beams - expect 95-120
Happy if Zorko or Zerrett or Rocky goes for 150 and I don’t captain them. Trying to play high percentages this week and not get too cute!