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Last years winner was Patrick Warman, team "C-Money" with a total of 54,465 points.
I've read somewhere where he mentioned his starting side and a few trades going his way and humbly accepted the role of luck in the outcome. All good. But to be honest I really don't think he's got any inciteful information to share at all. Just my opinion.
I've read somewhere where he mentioned his starting side and a few trades going his way and humbly accepted the role of luck in the outcome. All good. But to be honest I really don't think he's got any inciteful information to share at all. Just my opinion.
inciteful
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Adjective[edit]
inciteful (comparative more inciteful, superlative most inciteful)
That incites (rouses, stirs up or excites), or provides incitement.
insightful
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Adjective[edit]
insightful (comparative more insightful, superlative most insightful)
Possessing insight (power of acute observation and deduction; penetration; discernment; perception).
According to the dictionay your words are inciteful Braider!
He did admit to using this website and it would be nice if he wrote a small piece on his thinking when he gets back from his european holiday.
English[edit]
Adjective[edit]
inciteful (comparative more inciteful, superlative most inciteful)
That incites (rouses, stirs up or excites), or provides incitement.
insightful
English[edit]
Adjective[edit]
insightful (comparative more insightful, superlative most insightful)
Possessing insight (power of acute observation and deduction; penetration; discernment; perception).
According to the dictionay your words are inciteful Braider!
He did admit to using this website and it would be nice if he wrote a small piece on his thinking when he gets back from his european holiday.
I googled his name and team name and got this
He WON TWO COMPS
NOT even in his wildest fantasy football fantasies could Patrick Warman have predicted this one.
Warman might just be the greatest make-believe coach the nation has ever known, having this year taken out both major national fantasy AFL competitions: the Herald Sun’s SuperCoach and VirtualSports’ Dream Team.
Despite the two games’ differing rules and scoring systems, Warman mastered both to win himself $100,000.
Not a bad return for what Warman estimated to be 20 minutes work each week.
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He could scarcely believe his luck.
“I didn’t expect to go that well,” Warman said. “The SuperCoach was the one I focused on the whole time. This was the first time I’d ever done Dream Team.
“I think I picked the right rookies in both formats and made some good trades along the way.
“I just got lucky in the end.”
While Warman went into the final round of the AFL season sitting on a handy lead in the Supercoach competition, he knew the Dream Team would go down to the wire.
He spent Sunday afternoon at the London Tavern in Richmond, his hopes hanging on Rory Sloane and Matt Priddis.
Both turned in strong efforts, and Warman had won himself a small fortune.
The 28-year-old had a few key players to thank.
“The main thing I reckon got me in both of them was having Robbie Gray in both teams, he had a real breakout year,” Warman said. “Sam Jacobs as the ruckman. David Swallow from the Gold Coast too. Then when Gary Ablett got injured, having Tom Rockliff was probably the difference in the end.
“Getting in Stefan Martin midyear made a difference too. He went remarkably well.”
Warman claimed a $40,000 cash prize from the Dream Team competition and prizes worth $60,000 from SuperCoach.
His local football club, the Heathmont Jets, was the happy recipient of a $5000 bonus from the SuperCoach competition as well.
With a renovation on his Boronia home in mind, Warman said the money would be put to good use.
“We want to do the yard out the back,” he said.
“Maybe the rest, we can put a bit into the house and then a holiday next year might be the go.
“Maybe during football season. I can’t see this happening twice in a row.”
He WON TWO COMPS
NOT even in his wildest fantasy football fantasies could Patrick Warman have predicted this one.
Warman might just be the greatest make-believe coach the nation has ever known, having this year taken out both major national fantasy AFL competitions: the Herald Sun’s SuperCoach and VirtualSports’ Dream Team.
Despite the two games’ differing rules and scoring systems, Warman mastered both to win himself $100,000.
Not a bad return for what Warman estimated to be 20 minutes work each week.
SIGN UP NOW FOR SUPERCOACH FINALS
He could scarcely believe his luck.
“I didn’t expect to go that well,” Warman said. “The SuperCoach was the one I focused on the whole time. This was the first time I’d ever done Dream Team.
“I think I picked the right rookies in both formats and made some good trades along the way.
“I just got lucky in the end.”
While Warman went into the final round of the AFL season sitting on a handy lead in the Supercoach competition, he knew the Dream Team would go down to the wire.
He spent Sunday afternoon at the London Tavern in Richmond, his hopes hanging on Rory Sloane and Matt Priddis.
Both turned in strong efforts, and Warman had won himself a small fortune.
The 28-year-old had a few key players to thank.
“The main thing I reckon got me in both of them was having Robbie Gray in both teams, he had a real breakout year,” Warman said. “Sam Jacobs as the ruckman. David Swallow from the Gold Coast too. Then when Gary Ablett got injured, having Tom Rockliff was probably the difference in the end.
“Getting in Stefan Martin midyear made a difference too. He went remarkably well.”
Warman claimed a $40,000 cash prize from the Dream Team competition and prizes worth $60,000 from SuperCoach.
His local football club, the Heathmont Jets, was the happy recipient of a $5000 bonus from the SuperCoach competition as well.
With a renovation on his Boronia home in mind, Warman said the money would be put to good use.
“We want to do the yard out the back,” he said.
“Maybe the rest, we can put a bit into the house and then a holiday next year might be the go.
“Maybe during football season. I can’t see this happening twice in a row.”
You could probably look at the strategy from any of the Top 100 coaches. The order of the top 100 is largely down to luck with injuries, and/or arsey/unorthodox picks like Robbie Gray and Sam Jacobs.
In the case of Robbie Gray, I'm sure a lot of people stayed away during the early rounds due to his extensive history of injuries, which gave existing owners a large advantage.
In the case of Robbie Gray, I'm sure a lot of people stayed away during the early rounds due to his extensive history of injuries, which gave existing owners a large advantage.
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Updated with the Hawthorn and Saints numbers being revealed...
Below is a List of all the new guernsey numbers for the 2015 season.
Adelaide:
Jake Lever - 6
Mitchell Grigg - 8
Kyle Hartigan - 15
Charlie Cameron - 23
Kyle Cheney - 25
Harrison Wigg - 35
Harry Dear - 38
Luke Lowden - 40
Mitch McGovern - 41
Anthony Wilson - 42
Reilly O’Brien - 43
Keenan Ramsey - 46
Brisbane:
Allen Christensen - 3
Mitch Robinson - 5
Dayne Beams - 9
Josh Clayton - 19
Josh Watts - 20
Liam Dawson - 24
Jaden McGrath - 29
Harris Andrews - 31
Cian Hanley - 37
Matt Hammelmann - 40
Josh McGuinness - 43
Billy Evans - 46
Hugh Beasley - 48
Carlton:
Patrick Cripps - 9
Liam Jones - 14
Kristian Jaksch - 18
Ciaran Sheehan - 21
Mark Whiley - 24
Blaine Johnson - 30
Matthew **** - 31
Ciaran Byrne - 38
Collingwood:
Jamie Elliott - 5
Tom Langdon - 8
Jesse White - 9
Matthew Scharenberg - 12
Jonathan Marsh - 17
Travis Varcoe - 18
Levi Greenwood - 19
Nathan Freeman - 21
Jack Crisp - 25
Darcy Moore - 30
Jordan De Goey - 35
Brayden Maynard - 37
Matthew Goodyear - 38
Essendon:
Zach Merrett - 7
Adam Cooney - 13
Jonathan Giles - 27
Patrick Ambrose - 29
Kyle Langford - 30
Jayden Laverde - 33
Jake Long - 34
James Gwilt - 42
Shaun McKernan - 44
Conor McKenna - 45
Fremantle:
Geelong:
Rhys Stanley - 1
Nakia Cockatoo - 5
Sam Blease - 12
Dean Gore - 15
Mitch Clark - 19
Cory Gregson - 28
Jordan Cunico - 31
Tom Read - 38
Padraig Lucey - 42
Cameron Delaney - 45
Gold Coast:
Nick Malceski - 7
Mitch Hallahan - 14
Jack Leslie - 21
Andrew Raines - 29
Peter Wright - 30
Keegan Brooksby - 31
Josh Glenn - 34
Tyrone Downie - 38
Jarrod Garlett - 41
Adam Saad - 42
Touk Miller - 44
GWS :
Hawthorn:
James Frawley - 12
Jonathan O’Rourke - 13
James Sicily - 21
Kaiden Brand - 30
Kurt Heatherley - 34
Zac Webster - 36
Dallas Willsmore - 38
Daniel Howe - 41
Teia Miles - 42
Marc Pittonet - 43
Jared Hardisty - 44
Jermaine Miller-Lewis - 45
Lachlan Langford - 46
Melbourne:
Heritier Lumumba - 8
Angus Brayshaw - 10
Max Gawn - 11
Billy Stretch - 15
Sam Frost - 17
Ben Newton - 19
Christian Petracca - 26
Oscar McDonald - 28
Alex Neal-Bullen - 30
Jeff Garlett - 36
Aaron Vandenberg - 37
Mitchell White - 41
North Melbourne:
Shaun Higgins - 4
Sam Durdin - 24
Daniel Nielson - 26
Jarrad Waite - 30
Braydon Preuss - 31
Ed Vickers-Willis - 33
Will Fordham - 37
Port Adelaide:
Kane Mitchell - 2
Jake Neade - 3
Patrick Ryder - 4
Karl Amon -15
Logan Austin - 25
Dougal Howard - 32
Jesse Palmer - 37
Billy Frampton - 38
Johann Wagner - 43
Nathan Krakouer - 48
Richmond:
Nathan Gordon - 22
Sam Lloyd - 27
Taylor Hunt - 28
Corey Ellis - 32
Connor Menadue - 37
Nathan Drummond - 39
Daniel Butler - 40
Reece McKenzie - 42
Jayden Short - 45
Jason Castagna - 46
Ivan Soldo - 47
Kane Lambert - 48
St.Kilda:
Eli Templeton - 4
Luke Dunstan - 7
Tim Membrey - 28
Paddy McCartin - 32
Hugh Goddard - 33
Daniel McKenzie - 36
Jack Lonie - 37
Jack Sinclair - 40
Brenton Payne - 43
Sydney:
James Rose - 1
Isaac Heeney - 5
Abania Davis - 9
Jack Hiscox - 17
Nic Newman - 28
Sean McLaren - 30
Lewis Melican - 43
Jordan Foote - 45
West Coast:
Liam Duggan - 14
Damien Cavka - 19
Jeremy McGovern - 20
Tom Lamb - 28
Jackson Nelson - 30
Alec Waterman - 42
Corey Adamson - 45
Paddy Brophy - 46
Kane Lucas - 47
Western Bulldogs
Lachie Hunter - 7
Zaine Cordy - 12
Nathan Hrovat - 13
Tom Campbell - 15
Toby McLean - 16
Tom Boyd - 17
Lukas Webb - 19
Shane Biggs - 24
Declan Hamilton - 26
Joel Hamling - 30
Bailey Dale - 31
Jordan Kelly - 34
Caleb Daniel - 35
Roarke Smith - 37
Below is a List of all the new guernsey numbers for the 2015 season.
Adelaide:
Jake Lever - 6
Mitchell Grigg - 8
Kyle Hartigan - 15
Charlie Cameron - 23
Kyle Cheney - 25
Harrison Wigg - 35
Harry Dear - 38
Luke Lowden - 40
Mitch McGovern - 41
Anthony Wilson - 42
Reilly O’Brien - 43
Keenan Ramsey - 46
Brisbane:
Allen Christensen - 3
Mitch Robinson - 5
Dayne Beams - 9
Josh Clayton - 19
Josh Watts - 20
Liam Dawson - 24
Jaden McGrath - 29
Harris Andrews - 31
Cian Hanley - 37
Matt Hammelmann - 40
Josh McGuinness - 43
Billy Evans - 46
Hugh Beasley - 48
Carlton:
Patrick Cripps - 9
Liam Jones - 14
Kristian Jaksch - 18
Ciaran Sheehan - 21
Mark Whiley - 24
Blaine Johnson - 30
Matthew **** - 31
Ciaran Byrne - 38
Collingwood:
Jamie Elliott - 5
Tom Langdon - 8
Jesse White - 9
Matthew Scharenberg - 12
Jonathan Marsh - 17
Travis Varcoe - 18
Levi Greenwood - 19
Nathan Freeman - 21
Jack Crisp - 25
Darcy Moore - 30
Jordan De Goey - 35
Brayden Maynard - 37
Matthew Goodyear - 38
Essendon:
Zach Merrett - 7
Adam Cooney - 13
Jonathan Giles - 27
Patrick Ambrose - 29
Kyle Langford - 30
Jayden Laverde - 33
Jake Long - 34
James Gwilt - 42
Shaun McKernan - 44
Conor McKenna - 45
Fremantle:
Geelong:
Rhys Stanley - 1
Nakia Cockatoo - 5
Sam Blease - 12
Dean Gore - 15
Mitch Clark - 19
Cory Gregson - 28
Jordan Cunico - 31
Tom Read - 38
Padraig Lucey - 42
Cameron Delaney - 45
Gold Coast:
Nick Malceski - 7
Mitch Hallahan - 14
Jack Leslie - 21
Andrew Raines - 29
Peter Wright - 30
Keegan Brooksby - 31
Josh Glenn - 34
Tyrone Downie - 38
Jarrod Garlett - 41
Adam Saad - 42
Touk Miller - 44
GWS :
Hawthorn:
James Frawley - 12
Jonathan O’Rourke - 13
James Sicily - 21
Kaiden Brand - 30
Kurt Heatherley - 34
Zac Webster - 36
Dallas Willsmore - 38
Daniel Howe - 41
Teia Miles - 42
Marc Pittonet - 43
Jared Hardisty - 44
Jermaine Miller-Lewis - 45
Lachlan Langford - 46
Melbourne:
Heritier Lumumba - 8
Angus Brayshaw - 10
Max Gawn - 11
Billy Stretch - 15
Sam Frost - 17
Ben Newton - 19
Christian Petracca - 26
Oscar McDonald - 28
Alex Neal-Bullen - 30
Jeff Garlett - 36
Aaron Vandenberg - 37
Mitchell White - 41
North Melbourne:
Shaun Higgins - 4
Sam Durdin - 24
Daniel Nielson - 26
Jarrad Waite - 30
Braydon Preuss - 31
Ed Vickers-Willis - 33
Will Fordham - 37
Port Adelaide:
Kane Mitchell - 2
Jake Neade - 3
Patrick Ryder - 4
Karl Amon -15
Logan Austin - 25
Dougal Howard - 32
Jesse Palmer - 37
Billy Frampton - 38
Johann Wagner - 43
Nathan Krakouer - 48
Richmond:
Nathan Gordon - 22
Sam Lloyd - 27
Taylor Hunt - 28
Corey Ellis - 32
Connor Menadue - 37
Nathan Drummond - 39
Daniel Butler - 40
Reece McKenzie - 42
Jayden Short - 45
Jason Castagna - 46
Ivan Soldo - 47
Kane Lambert - 48
St.Kilda:
Eli Templeton - 4
Luke Dunstan - 7
Tim Membrey - 28
Paddy McCartin - 32
Hugh Goddard - 33
Daniel McKenzie - 36
Jack Lonie - 37
Jack Sinclair - 40
Brenton Payne - 43
Sydney:
James Rose - 1
Isaac Heeney - 5
Abania Davis - 9
Jack Hiscox - 17
Nic Newman - 28
Sean McLaren - 30
Lewis Melican - 43
Jordan Foote - 45
West Coast:
Liam Duggan - 14
Damien Cavka - 19
Jeremy McGovern - 20
Tom Lamb - 28
Jackson Nelson - 30
Alec Waterman - 42
Corey Adamson - 45
Paddy Brophy - 46
Kane Lucas - 47
Western Bulldogs
Lachie Hunter - 7
Zaine Cordy - 12
Nathan Hrovat - 13
Tom Campbell - 15
Toby McLean - 16
Tom Boyd - 17
Lukas Webb - 19
Shane Biggs - 24
Declan Hamilton - 26
Joel Hamling - 30
Bailey Dale - 31
Jordan Kelly - 34
Caleb Daniel - 35
Roarke Smith - 37
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