Strategy Round 5: Trades
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Pickett > Serong
Noble > Young
Main thing I was happy with about these trades, is that I'm now able to access King's score because I swung Brander to Forwards, Budarick to Mids and Rivers to Defenders.
I passed on Hill despite his DPP and big first quarter because he went missing which is never a good sign for a decent cheapie. Young just seemed to get better.
Noble > Young
Main thing I was happy with about these trades, is that I'm now able to access King's score because I swung Brander to Forwards, Budarick to Mids and Rivers to Defenders.
I passed on Hill despite his DPP and big first quarter because he went missing which is never a good sign for a decent cheapie. Young just seemed to get better.
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Quick question - If I pull the trigger on Howe to Hill now can I still trade out Hill for someone else without burning a second trade?
Only asking because this happened with Zerrett a couple of weeks ago but I wasn't sure if that was the norm or because they were letting teams trade Melbourne and Essendon players out due to the game being cancelled.
Only asking because this happened with Zerrett a couple of weeks ago but I wasn't sure if that was the norm or because they were letting teams trade Melbourne and Essendon players out due to the game being cancelled.
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Round 5
Nat Fyfe ---> Jack Crisp
John Noble ---> Christian Petracca
M8 Loophole of McHenry into Rivers.
Really didn't want to move Fyfe on, but the opportunity of an 3-4 extra premium scores onfield through my trades across the next two to three weeks is too hard to pass up I think, given no matter whether I held or traded I would end up in the same position come Round 10 both premium/upgrade wise and trade wise.
Nat Fyfe ---> Jack Crisp
John Noble ---> Christian Petracca
M8 Loophole of McHenry into Rivers.
Really didn't want to move Fyfe on, but the opportunity of an 3-4 extra premium scores onfield through my trades across the next two to three weeks is too hard to pass up I think, given no matter whether I held or traded I would end up in the same position come Round 10 both premium/upgrade wise and trade wise.
I'm leaning to doing it. A bit of cash, get rid of a non-money making rookie, and SHill should have about the best JS of most of these rookie options.
I can see the logic of Pickett > Serong but it is a fairly risky move. Serong may only have a couple of weeks of decent scores until Fyfe comes back, you're only pocketing $30k plus whatever Serong makes in that meantime, but it's not like Pickett is making you any money. Normally I'd say hold your trades, but this year - burn them quickly IMO.
I can see the logic of Pickett > Serong but it is a fairly risky move. Serong may only have a couple of weeks of decent scores until Fyfe comes back, you're only pocketing $30k plus whatever Serong makes in that meantime, but it's not like Pickett is making you any money. Normally I'd say hold your trades, but this year - burn them quickly IMO.
