Strategy 2022: Round 6 Trades
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Could be a quick 250k you're thumbing your nose at if he keeps tonning up, and he certainly has the ability to do so. Will also hit 150k in three weeks if you're looking at the more conservative target.
If Preuss actually sticks and can stop getting himself rubbed out then you might even be able to shift him to F2, bring in a DPP rookie (ICR if needs be) and have Gawn / English at floating between F1/F2 and R1/R2 (if Gawn makes it to 35% forward time) while the bye rounds sort themselves out...
If Preuss actually sticks and can stop getting himself rubbed out then you might even be able to shift him to F2, bring in a DPP rookie (ICR if needs be) and have Gawn / English at floating between F1/F2 and R1/R2 (if Gawn makes it to 35% forward time) while the bye rounds sort themselves out...
Found myself in a similar situation.
What i did is trade SDK out.
Then swing Daicos to Def, then Martin to Mid.
Bring in a random rookie as a Fwd and save.
Now trade random rookie back to SDK (who is now Fwd) and now your back to having 30 trades
It's a bit of mucking about but it's the way the system works.
What i did is trade SDK out.
Then swing Daicos to Def, then Martin to Mid.
Bring in a random rookie as a Fwd and save.
Now trade random rookie back to SDK (who is now Fwd) and now your back to having 30 trades
It's a bit of mucking about but it's the way the system works.
Weird year. A lot of mad suggestions in this thread.
I have a lot of slow burners that you would normally just sit on. Problem is there aren't any cheap cash cows that have had their obvious spike and the expensive cash cows and mid pricers are "almost" keepers.
The two most prime candidates in my team are Rowell and JHF but I can't help thinking they'll punish me! Same as any of the slow burners.
I'm surprised people are suggesting 3 trades this week. I don't see a must have cash cow and there are premiums who've dropped in value that will still be value for a few weeks.
Probably Rowell and JHF to Preuss and Freoshaw.
I have a lot of slow burners that you would normally just sit on. Problem is there aren't any cheap cash cows that have had their obvious spike and the expensive cash cows and mid pricers are "almost" keepers.
The two most prime candidates in my team are Rowell and JHF but I can't help thinking they'll punish me! Same as any of the slow burners.
I'm surprised people are suggesting 3 trades this week. I don't see a must have cash cow and there are premiums who've dropped in value that will still be value for a few weeks.
Probably Rowell and JHF to Preuss and Freoshaw.
Lipinski, Gresham and Luke McDonald are my favourites <465 this week. LMac the riskiest, but mmmm if you can get a d6ish keeper for just 375k that's a tasty ticket. I think he can do 95+ from here, particularly with Ziebell forward and no Hall.
For my team, I have 370k to blow and I want some big dogs. Tossing up:
A) Ridley to Macrae, Rowell to English
B) JHF to Rosas, McCartin to Steele, Rowell to Petracca
They both leave not much cash left. Or if I did A + JHF-Rosas I could probably afford Dixon/JHayes to SHayes/Oliver next week.
For my team, I have 370k to blow and I want some big dogs. Tossing up:
A) Ridley to Macrae, Rowell to English
B) JHF to Rosas, McCartin to Steele, Rowell to Petracca
They both leave not much cash left. Or if I did A + JHF-Rosas I could probably afford Dixon/JHayes to SHayes/Oliver next week.
It's an amazing team value, so congratulations on that. It's possibly the highest in all of SC so far this season.
The glaringly obvious problem is that your bench is over funded. $2,203,500 sitting on your bench, that produced 503 points + a DNP. No real loop options either. It's time to get picky, and start thinning the heard. While it's been great for your cash gen, having so many (9?) players that started in that high $200's to low $400's price range, it means the real value points/dollars players have been forced to your bench. It also means you are probably 1 or 2 genuine Prems down on where you should be. Let's do a simple exercise, and multiply some of those low Midpriced players by averages by $5,000, and you get an idea of if they are still producing value for money in your team.
Rioli - $432,800 - ave 90.8 x 5,000 = $454,000 ($21,200 still to make) scores: 71, 111, 107, 101, 64 - BE 85
McInerney - $427,700 - ave 91.7 x 5,000 = $458,500 ($30,800) scores: 54, DNP, DNP, 134, 84 - BE 27
Blakey - $384,900 - ave 83.0 x 5,000 = $415,000 ($30,100) scores: 98, 79, 96, 70, 72 - BE 81
Caldwell - $367,000 - ave 85.6 x 5,000 = $428,000 ($61,000) scores: 91, 90, 81, 87, 79 - BE 46
Newcombe - $347,700 - ave 85.6 x 5,000 = $428,000 ($73,300) scores: 119, 68, 78, 66, 97 - BE 38
Of those, the most immediate one that needs cropping would appear to be Blakey, but I'd be keeping a close eye on the others.
Blakey out, Daicos up. It get's Daicos on the ground, who is outscoring Blakey anyway, and frees up $384,900.
I think you need to continue that sort of process, and get rid of the Midpricers, that aren't scoring at good Keeper level, and have seemingly maxed out their value, or nearly maxed it out.
The glaringly obvious problem is that your bench is over funded. $2,203,500 sitting on your bench, that produced 503 points + a DNP. No real loop options either. It's time to get picky, and start thinning the heard. While it's been great for your cash gen, having so many (9?) players that started in that high $200's to low $400's price range, it means the real value points/dollars players have been forced to your bench. It also means you are probably 1 or 2 genuine Prems down on where you should be. Let's do a simple exercise, and multiply some of those low Midpriced players by averages by $5,000, and you get an idea of if they are still producing value for money in your team.
Rioli - $432,800 - ave 90.8 x 5,000 = $454,000 ($21,200 still to make) scores: 71, 111, 107, 101, 64 - BE 85
McInerney - $427,700 - ave 91.7 x 5,000 = $458,500 ($30,800) scores: 54, DNP, DNP, 134, 84 - BE 27
Blakey - $384,900 - ave 83.0 x 5,000 = $415,000 ($30,100) scores: 98, 79, 96, 70, 72 - BE 81
Caldwell - $367,000 - ave 85.6 x 5,000 = $428,000 ($61,000) scores: 91, 90, 81, 87, 79 - BE 46
Newcombe - $347,700 - ave 85.6 x 5,000 = $428,000 ($73,300) scores: 119, 68, 78, 66, 97 - BE 38
Of those, the most immediate one that needs cropping would appear to be Blakey, but I'd be keeping a close eye on the others.
Blakey out, Daicos up. It get's Daicos on the ground, who is outscoring Blakey anyway, and frees up $384,900.
I think you need to continue that sort of process, and get rid of the Midpricers, that aren't scoring at good Keeper level, and have seemingly maxed out their value, or nearly maxed it out.
I'll try.
Laird since 2020: 42/111.88
Laird with Sloane: 32/113.59
Laird without Sloane: 10/106.40
Scores without Sloane: 93, 105, 94, 111, 75, 91, 97, 93, 120, 185
So 4 of his 7 sub 100 scores in your table, are when he played without Sloane.
That last score of 185 saved his without Sloane average, which was 9/98 before it hit!
Laird since 2020: 42/111.88
Laird with Sloane: 32/113.59
Laird without Sloane: 10/106.40
Scores without Sloane: 93, 105, 94, 111, 75, 91, 97, 93, 120, 185
So 4 of his 7 sub 100 scores in your table, are when he played without Sloane.
That last score of 185 saved his without Sloane average, which was 9/98 before it hit!
Pretty simple for me this week.
Gibcus/Stephens and Rowell out for Rosas and Touk.
Last week of that 76 being in Touk's price cycle, think he's ripe for the picking. Think it's a shade early on Rowell and whichever rook I flog off, but hand forced a little bit.
With Oliver set to have a decent, fall next week it will likely be a week early on Charlie Curnow down to Sam Hayes (via J Hayes to Fwd), and a rookie or Berry up to Clarry.
Gibcus/Stephens and Rowell out for Rosas and Touk.
Last week of that 76 being in Touk's price cycle, think he's ripe for the picking. Think it's a shade early on Rowell and whichever rook I flog off, but hand forced a little bit.
With Oliver set to have a decent, fall next week it will likely be a week early on Charlie Curnow down to Sam Hayes (via J Hayes to Fwd), and a rookie or Berry up to Clarry.
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A cautionary word on bringing in Touk, I think he’s injured ATM. If you have watched the Suns the last three weeks he isn’t covering the ground like he used to and he seems to have lost some speed. As a result he isn’t racking up the possessions which were the key to his big scores. He also is likely to drop another $20k over the next fortnight, which gives you time to watch him this week before pulling the trigger. I think Titch is the better option now his role in the middle has settled and the forward experiment is over.
