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Not sure but I wouldn't touch him for SC lol.
Official NRL Supercoach & NRL Fantasy 2019
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Update 27/1/19
So there is currently 1 spot left in Freakzilla's H2H league.
League Name: The Kennel
League code: 389983
And 9 spots left in beastwood's league
League name: The Kennel 2019
League code: 522878
And unlimited spots in Freakzilla's tipping league
Tipping league code: 892064
So there is currently 1 spot left in Freakzilla's H2H league.
League Name: The Kennel
League code: 389983
And 9 spots left in beastwood's league
League name: The Kennel 2019
League code: 522878
And unlimited spots in Freakzilla's tipping league
Tipping league code: 892064
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Everyone put a name to the teams so we can get some banter going.
I'm Mosh Potatoes.
I'm Mosh Potatoes.
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My team name is Spudy's Team
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They're not my leagues, they are OUR leagues
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Well I suppose I coulda called them league a and league b, but at the time that's what I thought of.They're not my leagues, they are OUR leagues
Nobody will guess who I am lol. I think the best username in it is Sweet caroline lol.
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Never would have guessed... hahaha
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Thought I'd post this as the NRL Fantasy 2019 opened today. I haven't played any fantasy for several seasons, but I'll be giving it a shot this season. There's some potential cash cows in the bottom part of that list and there's a few Dogs players that I'll be picking... Martin at that price isn't one of them though!
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The Bulldogs underwent a season of transition last year, and while it was another campaign stuck outside the top eight the club did set itself up for the future by getting its salary cap in order.
Not only did the mid-year exit of some big names free up cap space, it also surprisingly prompted a good run of form for the team late in the year with young guns like Lachlan Lewis making their mark. The club's moves in the player market look set to create a few great value Fantasy buys this season.
Here are four players worth looking at for your Fantasy team:
Aiden Tolman
When Aaron Woods departed just six months after replacing former Bulldogs skipper James Graham in the front row, Tolman was the man to pick up the extra workload in the middle.
Tolman had averaged just 27 Fantasy points and 42 minutes a game alongside Woods but those numbers skyrocketed to 49 points and 63 minutes per game after round 15 when Woods joined the Sharks.
With another big-minute middle forward in David Klemmer also leaving the club, Tolman becomes an even more vital cog in the pack for Canterbury.
He will start the 2019 campaign with a break even around 40 but if he can continue to score 49 points a week he'd be a high-scoring cash cow and possible keeper in the front row.
Kerrod Holland
Like Tolman, Holland's role changed after round 15 when Moses Mbye's exit and Will Hopoate's shift to fullback opened up a starting spot at centre.
Having been used as an unlikely bench utility for 10 matches – averaging 15 points in 26 minutes – Holland scored an excellent 45 points a game in the second half of the season.
His best scores were boosted by tries, as you'd expect, but he also managed to score 48 and 47 in the final few rounds without any tries or goals, suggesting he could have the consistency to be a season keeper if he keeps the starting spot.
A break even of just 30 thanks to all those low scores off the bench doesn't hurt either.
Dylan Napa
David Klemmer's replacement is an Origin prop better known for his hard-hitting defence than his abilities as a workhorse, but he said getting more game time and a larger role was part of the reason he agreed to make the switch from a premiership-winning Roosters side.
Napa's 41 minutes a game in 2018 was the lowest minute count since his rookie season in 2013, and he split the work with a star-studded Roosters pack.
At the Bulldogs, he is suddenly one of the team's leaders and with a Fantasy break even around 24 he's got a lot of room for improvement if he can go close to replacing Klemmer's 56 minutes a game.
Corey Harawira-Naera
A year ago, Harawira-Naera was one of Fantasy's best cash cows, scoring 41 points a game in his rookie season at the Panthers. But the rise of Viliame Kikau (an even better Fantasy scorer) in 2018 meant Harawira-Naera dropped out of Penrith's starting side and the Bulldogs have picked him up this year.
CHN came off the bench 11 times last season, with nine starts in the back row and two at centre – averaging 39 points as a starting edge forward but just 27 as an interchange player.
He's no sure thing to start at a Canterbury side featuring Josh Jackson, Adam Elliott and 2018 breakout star Rhyse Martin, but if he does impress in pre-season and break into the top 13 he could be a sneaky 40-point cash cow option.
Bulldogs player prices & positions
Rhyse Martin $771,000, 2RF
Raymond Faitala-Mariner $692,000, 2RF
Josh Jackson $663,000, 2RF
Lachlan Lewis $645,000, HLF
Will Hopoate $621,000, WFB, CTR
Michael Lichaa $600,000, HOK
Aiden Tolman $572,000, FRF
Kieran Foran $519,000, HLF
Reimis Smith $485,000, WFB
Adam Elliott $481,000, 2RF
Corey Harawira-Naera $450,000, 2RF
Jeremy Marshall-King $447,000, HLF, HOK
Jack Cogger $443,000, HLF
Kerrod Holland $440,000, CTR
Sauaso Sue $433,000, 2RF, FRF
Danny Fualalo $378,000, 2RF
Nick Meaney $362,000, WFB
Dylan Napa $355,000, FRF
John Olive $354,000, CTR
Ofahiki Ogden $314,000, 2RF
Marcelo Montoya $287,000, WFB
Christian Crichton $273,000, WFB
Chris Smith $228,000, 2RF
Fa'amanu Brown $228,000, HLF, HOK
Francis Tualau $228,000, FRF
Renouf Toomaga $228,000, CTR, 2RF
Brandon Wakeham $212,000, HLF
Jayden Okunbor $212,000, 2RF, CTR
Zac Saddler $212,000, FRF
https://www.bulldogs.com.au/news/2019/01/18/bulldogs-2019-nrl-fantasy-guide/
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The Bulldogs underwent a season of transition last year, and while it was another campaign stuck outside the top eight the club did set itself up for the future by getting its salary cap in order.
Not only did the mid-year exit of some big names free up cap space, it also surprisingly prompted a good run of form for the team late in the year with young guns like Lachlan Lewis making their mark. The club's moves in the player market look set to create a few great value Fantasy buys this season.
Here are four players worth looking at for your Fantasy team:
Aiden Tolman
When Aaron Woods departed just six months after replacing former Bulldogs skipper James Graham in the front row, Tolman was the man to pick up the extra workload in the middle.
Tolman had averaged just 27 Fantasy points and 42 minutes a game alongside Woods but those numbers skyrocketed to 49 points and 63 minutes per game after round 15 when Woods joined the Sharks.
With another big-minute middle forward in David Klemmer also leaving the club, Tolman becomes an even more vital cog in the pack for Canterbury.
He will start the 2019 campaign with a break even around 40 but if he can continue to score 49 points a week he'd be a high-scoring cash cow and possible keeper in the front row.
Kerrod Holland
Like Tolman, Holland's role changed after round 15 when Moses Mbye's exit and Will Hopoate's shift to fullback opened up a starting spot at centre.
Having been used as an unlikely bench utility for 10 matches – averaging 15 points in 26 minutes – Holland scored an excellent 45 points a game in the second half of the season.
His best scores were boosted by tries, as you'd expect, but he also managed to score 48 and 47 in the final few rounds without any tries or goals, suggesting he could have the consistency to be a season keeper if he keeps the starting spot.
A break even of just 30 thanks to all those low scores off the bench doesn't hurt either.
Dylan Napa
David Klemmer's replacement is an Origin prop better known for his hard-hitting defence than his abilities as a workhorse, but he said getting more game time and a larger role was part of the reason he agreed to make the switch from a premiership-winning Roosters side.
Napa's 41 minutes a game in 2018 was the lowest minute count since his rookie season in 2013, and he split the work with a star-studded Roosters pack.
At the Bulldogs, he is suddenly one of the team's leaders and with a Fantasy break even around 24 he's got a lot of room for improvement if he can go close to replacing Klemmer's 56 minutes a game.
Corey Harawira-Naera
A year ago, Harawira-Naera was one of Fantasy's best cash cows, scoring 41 points a game in his rookie season at the Panthers. But the rise of Viliame Kikau (an even better Fantasy scorer) in 2018 meant Harawira-Naera dropped out of Penrith's starting side and the Bulldogs have picked him up this year.
CHN came off the bench 11 times last season, with nine starts in the back row and two at centre – averaging 39 points as a starting edge forward but just 27 as an interchange player.
He's no sure thing to start at a Canterbury side featuring Josh Jackson, Adam Elliott and 2018 breakout star Rhyse Martin, but if he does impress in pre-season and break into the top 13 he could be a sneaky 40-point cash cow option.
Bulldogs player prices & positions
Rhyse Martin $771,000, 2RF
Raymond Faitala-Mariner $692,000, 2RF
Josh Jackson $663,000, 2RF
Lachlan Lewis $645,000, HLF
Will Hopoate $621,000, WFB, CTR
Michael Lichaa $600,000, HOK
Aiden Tolman $572,000, FRF
Kieran Foran $519,000, HLF
Reimis Smith $485,000, WFB
Adam Elliott $481,000, 2RF
Corey Harawira-Naera $450,000, 2RF
Jeremy Marshall-King $447,000, HLF, HOK
Jack Cogger $443,000, HLF
Kerrod Holland $440,000, CTR
Sauaso Sue $433,000, 2RF, FRF
Danny Fualalo $378,000, 2RF
Nick Meaney $362,000, WFB
Dylan Napa $355,000, FRF
John Olive $354,000, CTR
Ofahiki Ogden $314,000, 2RF
Marcelo Montoya $287,000, WFB
Christian Crichton $273,000, WFB
Chris Smith $228,000, 2RF
Fa'amanu Brown $228,000, HLF, HOK
Francis Tualau $228,000, FRF
Renouf Toomaga $228,000, CTR, 2RF
Brandon Wakeham $212,000, HLF
Jayden Okunbor $212,000, 2RF, CTR
Zac Saddler $212,000, FRF
https://www.bulldogs.com.au/news/2019/01/18/bulldogs-2019-nrl-fantasy-guide/
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My mobile one won't open?
Anyone know why?
Anyone know why?
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The dirty dozen bunch of rejects who found happiness at Belmore that hit the comp like a jack in the box and win a shit load of games.
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Maybe they haven't finished getting the system up and running fully. I noticed a few players weren't even in the system like Morgan Harper.
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Should I create a league for Kennel members?
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Edit: I have created an NRL fantasy league - H2H and an open league. See post 1 in this thread for up to date details
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Nice one, I joined the open league
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What i have now done is updated the first post in this thread to contain up to date statuses, and joining details for all NRL supercoach and NRL fantasy leagues (of all types) set up by ppl in the Kennel. I will keep it up to date.
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I noticed i could only afford about half the team in NRL fantasy that i had in supercoach. Even though u pick 4 less players in Fantasy, they all cost more. Cook for example is $969K in Fantasy and $726K in Supercoach. So i got 2 pretty different teams.
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NRL Fantasy is a different ball game. It's a smaller squad.