Strategy 2022: Round 10 Trades
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Using my third boost to go:
Steele, Whitfield and Ward to Clark, Sicily and Petracca. Helps my bye situation immensely.
17 trades left, 2 boosts and my non-premiums on field are Brodie, Cogs, Martin, Preuss and Hayes.
Season is shot as I'm sitting at 24k but hoping I can kick-start things from here.
Steele, Whitfield and Ward to Clark, Sicily and Petracca. Helps my bye situation immensely.
17 trades left, 2 boosts and my non-premiums on field are Brodie, Cogs, Martin, Preuss and Hayes.
Season is shot as I'm sitting at 24k but hoping I can kick-start things from here.
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Both share the RD12 bye which I am struggling with and are the easiest avenue to Laird, as cash gen will likely hit a roadblock with Hamilton, Rioli, Rosas and the majority of those aforementioned also sharing the RD12 bye. The Whitfield out could provide both a reprieve but there are a lack of options I am interested in at the current price range and would prefer to field P McCartin in the absence of Whitfield as I feel more points can be made over this and upcoming rounds by bringing in my seventh mid premium. Ideally if I had stuck to my original plan of Laird instead of Darcy last round then I would likely be trading Whitfield and keeping Martin at least a round longer.
Martin has a very friendly SC game style but whoever is kept will be a season long hold to provide coverage in the mids when needed and in that case I would prefer to hold Coniglio.
Martin has a very friendly SC game style but whoever is kept will be a season long hold to provide coverage in the mids when needed and in that case I would prefer to hold Coniglio.
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I Heeney- Nicely priced and is currently ranked 7th for Total Tackles this season. This provides a nice base along with regularly hitting the scoreboard and his contested marking.
T Liberatore- Tad expensive for mine and I would prefer to wait to see if his teammates in B Smith and M Bontempelli receive dual position status as I would rather pay a similar amount for them.
L Parker- Goal kicking, tackling and contested marking midfielder reduces his dependence on reaching the 30 odd disposal range compared to most of his midfield counterparts. Still a solid selection at his price range.
A Treloar- Historically reliant on accumulating a large amount of the ball to compensate for below average disposal efficiency. Ceiling capped at the Dogs by rarely hitting the mid 30 disposal range we were accustomed to during his time at the Pies. Still priced fairly and the dual position status could come in handy to cover midfield outs depending on your forward depth.
I think Parker is the pick of the bunch.
T Liberatore- Tad expensive for mine and I would prefer to wait to see if his teammates in B Smith and M Bontempelli receive dual position status as I would rather pay a similar amount for them.
L Parker- Goal kicking, tackling and contested marking midfielder reduces his dependence on reaching the 30 odd disposal range compared to most of his midfield counterparts. Still a solid selection at his price range.
A Treloar- Historically reliant on accumulating a large amount of the ball to compensate for below average disposal efficiency. Ceiling capped at the Dogs by rarely hitting the mid 30 disposal range we were accustomed to during his time at the Pies. Still priced fairly and the dual position status could come in handy to cover midfield outs depending on your forward depth.
I think Parker is the pick of the bunch.
