Analysis 2021: The Lachie Neale Conundrum
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https://www.foxsports.com.au/afl/af...s/news-story/8e11793f91b85e8b9eba4f4bedc705a7
Fagan throws another spanner into the works here.
"After 21 disposals and a goal against Collingwood, Fagan said the star was looking better than he had previously"
“His injury is getting better all the time. He was good enough to play last week, got out there and performed for us, and he’ll do the same tomorrow,” he said.
“He’s a lot better this week than he was last week.”
Fagan throws another spanner into the works here.
"After 21 disposals and a goal against Collingwood, Fagan said the star was looking better than he had previously"
“His injury is getting better all the time. He was good enough to play last week, got out there and performed for us, and he’ll do the same tomorrow,” he said.
“He’s a lot better this week than he was last week.”
I thought you were suggesting electric shock treatment.
The worrying thing is that I tilted my head, shrugged my shoulders and mumbled ''hmm, eh, yeah'' as if doing ''whatever it takes'' to get your star player right is ok. Even if it resembles torture tactics
Supercoach has ruined my morality compass
The worrying thing is that I tilted my head, shrugged my shoulders and mumbled ''hmm, eh, yeah'' as if doing ''whatever it takes'' to get your star player right is ok. Even if it resembles torture tactics
Supercoach has ruined my morality compass
Remember once traded out then he becomes just another option you can trade in. This thinking of "in and out" implies that it is committing two trades. It's not. If you trade him back in at say $520K (bargain) then it's no different to trading say Merrett or whoever in at that time as an upgrade you are doing anyway.
BUT, it's whether you think a $520K Neale is a great upgrade target by R8 when the whole world will be jumping on. This is where the $100K comes into play if your alternative is $600K. Additionally it might be that this round there is an alternative rising in price like say Ridley or Dunkely where if you wait you could be paying $70K more than they are now, while others pay $520K for Neale.
IF Neale does in fact drop that much. I make it if he gets 100 the next 2 games he "only" sheds about another $65K. If he throws up a 150 in one of those two weeks he could only drop another $40K. It could be a more marginal move than it looks now the big first price drop is out of the way.
I am not advocating one way or the other.
BUT, it's whether you think a $520K Neale is a great upgrade target by R8 when the whole world will be jumping on. This is where the $100K comes into play if your alternative is $600K. Additionally it might be that this round there is an alternative rising in price like say Ridley or Dunkely where if you wait you could be paying $70K more than they are now, while others pay $520K for Neale.
IF Neale does in fact drop that much. I make it if he gets 100 the next 2 games he "only" sheds about another $65K. If he throws up a 150 in one of those two weeks he could only drop another $40K. It could be a more marginal move than it looks now the big first price drop is out of the way.
I am not advocating one way or the other.
Good suggestion!
I wonder if the BRL medicos have tried Electrotherapy on Neale It wouldn't hurt.
Electrotherapy - Back Pain (cure-back-pain.org)
Electrotherapy is a common name for various treatments that use electricity to fight back pain. The most common form is called TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). These are devices that deliver electricity into the body through the use of electrodes applied to the skin. The usual form of treatment is high frequency stimulation.
I wonder if the BRL medicos have tried Electrotherapy on Neale
It wouldn't hurt. Electrotherapy - Back Pain (cure-back-pain.org)
Electrotherapy is a common name for various treatments that use electricity to fight back pain. The most common form is called TENS (transcutaneous electrical nerve stimulation). These are devices that deliver electricity into the body through the use of electrodes applied to the skin. The usual form of treatment is high frequency stimulation.
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