What makes a good SC player?

[Capt_Concussion]

Decided I might try at SC a bit harder this year.

In DT you look for players who kick more the h/b, get plenty of marks and some tackles are also nice.

In SC what are you looking for in a player which points towards them being a good scorer?

 

[Sunday Red]

Ball magnets and obviously players that are durable and will play 18-22 games.

 

[Headless]

Players with good disposal. Clangers are costly.

 

[_JC_]

Same as DT except you have to temper possessions with disposal %.

eg 30 at 70% vs 20 at 90%, you take the 20 possessions every time.

 

[Jobe Watson]

Contested ball winners and effeicient users of the ball. Obviously you still need players that can rack up possesions, mark and tackle and all the other stuff, but players that are able to win contested ball (Ablett, Judd) and can kick effectively (Newman, Drummond, Hurn) are more valuable than other players.

 

[Lazarus]

Also goals in the last quarter are worth more.

 

[abczyx666]

Also goals in the last quarter are worth more.

Goals in last quarters are only worth more if it is a close game otherwise in a blowout they aren't worth as much.

 

[Biggie]

Efficiency.

 

[Hazey1977]

Durability - You don't want to have to put the curtain around too many in the home straight.

Contested possessions and high tackle count.

 

[lozza63]

In defense you look for those who are the designated kicker, sweeper, Quarterback type player, rebound 50 players. Examples of that type Enright, Hodge, Heath Shaw and Gilbee.

In the rucks a fit Cox can't be touched.

The mids fairly self explanatory.

The forwards, generally good to get forwards who get a fair bit of rotation in the midfield, eg Goodwin, Deledio, and Harvey types of player.

If you would consider a guy for the mids, check that he is not listed as forward or back if so get them in those positions - gives u more mid type players across the field.

 

[Mick_15]

Good quality players, impact players, Game winners!

 

[ozzyoslo]

Read Champion Data's book it explains it all in there........very insightful book, there is more than meets the eye