Version 2.0 of Post Nut Clarity
This is a completely different strategy than I’ve opted for in the past, as I’ve always went for the cheapest possible rookies on my bench, with starting as many high end premiums on field my priority. I guess I feel like I’m a premium short but I’m hoping I’ll be able to make ground quickly with some aggressive trading early in the season.
Although it’s very early into the preseason, this year it appears as though there’ll be a plethora of 150-200K priced players that will not only play consistently but have SuperCoach friendly roles as well.
I plan on going extremely lean in the midfield with Bont and Butters as my two captain options and Oliver who I believe will bounce back to a 105-110 average followed by rookie priced players.
Nathan O’Driscall hasn’t been talked about much on here but I believe his in Freo’s best 22 & could easily average around 70-75 this year playing on the opposite wing to Sharp.
Ed Allan played the final two games of the season and finished the season with a score of 94. His now entering his third preseason and has already been getting praise from team mates and coaching staff alike. He could be the pick of the bunch come round one.
Elijah Tsatas is another rookie priced player heading into his third preseason with the former number 5 pick featuring in this report only yesterday: https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...ws-story/13cfea37dccf787ccc2922cd60b580be?amp (I don’t have access too it but the title paints a pretty clear picture) so his another contender to solidify a spot in his respective clubs best 22.
Then there’s Smith, Draper, Ashcroft, Langford and Smilie who all look like playing early and have shown they’ve got what it takes to post some monster SuperCoach scores as a junior… (Smilie misses out for now because his the cheapest but there’s every chance I downgrade someone like Powell-Pepper to him come round one)
Going light on in the mids has allowed me to get Flanders in down back which has really bolstered my back line as well which I like, given there doesn’t appear to be as many cheaper options in the frame for round one compared to the midfield and forward line.
Any thoughts, feedback and/or criticism welcome!
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This is a completely different strategy than I’ve opted for in the past, as I’ve always went for the cheapest possible rookies on my bench, with starting as many high end premiums on field my priority. I guess I feel like I’m a premium short but I’m hoping I’ll be able to make ground quickly with some aggressive trading early in the season.
Although it’s very early into the preseason, this year it appears as though there’ll be a plethora of 150-200K priced players that will not only play consistently but have SuperCoach friendly roles as well.
I plan on going extremely lean in the midfield with Bont and Butters as my two captain options and Oliver who I believe will bounce back to a 105-110 average followed by rookie priced players.
Nathan O’Driscall hasn’t been talked about much on here but I believe his in Freo’s best 22 & could easily average around 70-75 this year playing on the opposite wing to Sharp.
Ed Allan played the final two games of the season and finished the season with a score of 94. His now entering his third preseason and has already been getting praise from team mates and coaching staff alike. He could be the pick of the bunch come round one.
Elijah Tsatas is another rookie priced player heading into his third preseason with the former number 5 pick featuring in this report only yesterday: https://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/...ws-story/13cfea37dccf787ccc2922cd60b580be?amp (I don’t have access too it but the title paints a pretty clear picture) so his another contender to solidify a spot in his respective clubs best 22.
Then there’s Smith, Draper, Ashcroft, Langford and Smilie who all look like playing early and have shown they’ve got what it takes to post some monster SuperCoach scores as a junior… (Smilie misses out for now because his the cheapest but there’s every chance I downgrade someone like Powell-Pepper to him come round one)
Going light on in the mids has allowed me to get Flanders in down back which has really bolstered my back line as well which I like, given there doesn’t appear to be as many cheaper options in the frame for round one compared to the midfield and forward line.
Any thoughts, feedback and/or criticism welcome!
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