Reardo
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Still deciding. Common sense would say take the guaranteed points from Lloyd but I have a feeling Mitchell will go big this week. It’s a gamble.
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Leaning towards taking it.
Need the points after Heeney but Titch could dish up anything this round.
I would take Lloyd's score if I had him. Thought Parker was going to rack up the 140 I predicted for a while there but he scored as much in the first quarter as he did in the rest of the game...spud.
I am backing Titch based on the fact that if he gets it anywhere near his own terms he will score at least 130. Does anybody from them really tag? Deboer or Lloyd? Fyfe is tempting also, as is Gawn.
I am backing Titch based on the fact that if he gets it anywhere near his own terms he will score at least 130. Does anybody from them really tag? Deboer or Lloyd? Fyfe is tempting also, as is Gawn.
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They've used Reid at times this season. Personally I'll be locking in Lloyd
Is Reid any good though?
IMO, with Kelly back I think they will back themselves head to head versus the Hawks. Their mids are simply better.
Captain options for people not loopholing Lloyd.
Fyfe stiff to miss here imo.
Calvin's Captains
1. Tom Mitchell - Yes, he had 84 last week but let’s not forget that our beloved pig has scored 140+ in 38 per cent of his games this year. Last year against the Giants he scored 143 and in recent weeks, the GWS team have let premium opposition midfielders off the leash with Zaharakis (143), Gibbs (142) and Crouch (116) all scoring with ease.
2. Dayne Beams – the Gun Lion has played the Dockers seven times in his career for scores of 145, 133, 122, 113, 128, 100 and 102. He has averaged 110 in his last three games and looks set to continue his amazing run against Fremantle at Optus Stadium.
3. Max Gawn - Over the last eight games, ruckman have averaged 105 against Tom Hickey/Billy Longer and the Saints. Gawn had 111 against St Kilda earlier this year, but this one is back at the MCG where Gawn has dominated.
4. Josh Kelly - Despite scoring 138 and 166 in his last two games, Kelly sits at No.4 this week. Hawthorn is the hardest team for midfielders to score against, only conceding 4x120+ scores to mids this year. Kelly did score 136 against the Hawks last year and still should be awesome.
5. Patrick Cripps - He loves playing the Power and has scored 121, 115 and 128 against them in his last three games. Coming off a massive 146 last week, this bull can’t be stopped.
Fyfe stiff to miss here imo.
Calvin's Captains
1. Tom Mitchell - Yes, he had 84 last week but let’s not forget that our beloved pig has scored 140+ in 38 per cent of his games this year. Last year against the Giants he scored 143 and in recent weeks, the GWS team have let premium opposition midfielders off the leash with Zaharakis (143), Gibbs (142) and Crouch (116) all scoring with ease.
2. Dayne Beams – the Gun Lion has played the Dockers seven times in his career for scores of 145, 133, 122, 113, 128, 100 and 102. He has averaged 110 in his last three games and looks set to continue his amazing run against Fremantle at Optus Stadium.
3. Max Gawn - Over the last eight games, ruckman have averaged 105 against Tom Hickey/Billy Longer and the Saints. Gawn had 111 against St Kilda earlier this year, but this one is back at the MCG where Gawn has dominated.
4. Josh Kelly - Despite scoring 138 and 166 in his last two games, Kelly sits at No.4 this week. Hawthorn is the hardest team for midfielders to score against, only conceding 4x120+ scores to mids this year. Kelly did score 136 against the Hawks last year and still should be awesome.
5. Patrick Cripps - He loves playing the Power and has scored 121, 115 and 128 against them in his last three games. Coming off a massive 146 last week, this bull can’t be stopped.
Yeah his form this year at Optus has been huge.
I would have had him in there instead of Beams.
Have locked in Lloyd myself.
Reardo
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Locked Lloyd in, playing it safe.
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Think I will take Lloyds score.
Not as easy this time though with my ruck bench being, Cameron - N/A as they have already played and Crossley - who has been named to play.
My only non-player is Smith in the forward line, looks like he will be Captain, just worried it doesn't leave an emergency in the forward line.
Not as easy this time though with my ruck bench being, Cameron - N/A as they have already played and Crossley - who has been named to play.
My only non-player is Smith in the forward line, looks like he will be Captain, just worried it doesn't leave an emergency in the forward line.
Left Dary Cameron with the E so probably can’t loophole JPK unless I change my trades... probably not worth it for 119
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Had Heeney VC.
Going Neale. What the hell.
Going Neale. What the hell.
McInerney is named on the bench so definitely don't put the C on him!
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Kelly, Mitchell or Gawn I am thinking.
One of my port boys against Carlton is tempting. Out to prove a point in Melbourne against a week side. Just don't think i'm brave enough.
One of my port boys against Carlton is tempting. Out to prove a point in Melbourne against a week side. Just don't think i'm brave enough.
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How many of us didnt choose Mitchell?
Reardo
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Guilty. I feel dirty.
Fyfe. Not sure if I can watch.
Took Lloyd over titch, feelsbadman
