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Strategy Round 2: Trades
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I think Oliver is the better player who is much less injury prone. I still reckon Oliver can go to another level but it could also be argued the shorter format with scaling helps a player like Cogs who scores a lot of goals. Trading Oliver gives me more money (44k) which would allow me more freedom when trading Viney but it would also leave me with a worse player.
Yes, I'm holding Naismith at R3 for cash gen. He should still make at least 100k quickly (even if he misses this week...). Holding Roberton for a week too. Option to flick to Doedee or just hold if he comes good.
Those trades look pretty good though. I think the more GnR approach seems a bit more viable with some better rookies presenting (compared to Round 1).
Those trades look pretty good though. I think the more GnR approach seems a bit more viable with some better rookies presenting (compared to Round 1).
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My gut says concentrate on those guys that can go large, Danger, Hurn and Gawn could each put out some 150+ scores, add vc/c options and there money for jam. I don't mind Viney, Howe and even Long, but I am worried they can just as easilly head back the other way and pose an issue later down the track. At least these 3 I know will remain in the team if they avoid injury/susp.
For me trading him to Petracca. Lynch was a last minute in for me due to my overexcitement at having a game of footy on. I dont think the faster pace suited him at all.
Long looks a good quick cash cow. If your gut says Lynch won't be a keeper and you have a plan for the spare $ go for it I think. Personally I prefer a keeper type swap like Trac, Wingard or Devon though
Long looks a good quick cash cow. If your gut says Lynch won't be a keeper and you have a plan for the spare $ go for it I think. Personally I prefer a keeper type swap like Trac, Wingard or Devon though
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My trades looking to be something like:
TJ Lynch > Petracca
Bont > Grundy
BZT > Sturt
Z Guthrie > S Hill or Rivers
Green or Starcevich > Bennell
Requires some serious DPP movement but it works. Unfortunately will have to lock at least 4 of them in tomorrow to be able to afford Grundy... so fingers crossed ?
TJ Lynch > Petracca
Bont > Grundy
BZT > Sturt
Z Guthrie > S Hill or Rivers
Green or Starcevich > Bennell
Requires some serious DPP movement but it works. Unfortunately will have to lock at least 4 of them in tomorrow to be able to afford Grundy... so fingers crossed ?
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Operation: Structural Overhaul
Only chance I’ll get to resurrect team so should probably just do it!
Mid priced madness and high price rookies that failed in Round 1 going for G’n’R with hopefully two top shelf premiums.
Out: McCluggage, Parish, Brayshaw, Guthrie, BZT
In: Grundy, Neale, Sturt, McInerney, Rivers
Only chance I’ll get to resurrect team so should probably just do it!
Mid priced madness and high price rookies that failed in Round 1 going for G’n’R with hopefully two top shelf premiums.
Out: McCluggage, Parish, Brayshaw, Guthrie, BZT
In: Grundy, Neale, Sturt, McInerney, Rivers
If anything I'm wondering how to fit in all of these cash cows that seem to be presenting! Have 8 potential bubble boys listed for round 3, could be more yet.
Also I think it is worth considering that we should get more cheap premo options this year ... if you're not set on your specific premos, there should be plenty of viable options over time, given the likely volatility in scoring.
Also I think it is worth considering that we should get more cheap premo options this year ... if you're not set on your specific premos, there should be plenty of viable options over time, given the likely volatility in scoring.
