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Hypothetical.
If I trade Jack Carroll (plays round 13 in SCSUL Round 2 of byes) for Grundy (Plays Round 14) during Round 13, I presume I can't pick Grundy in round 14? Even if I have no rucks playing and he plays?
Without over complicating it: The trade deadline for any round 13 or round 14 player, is night before round 13?
**this is slightly more complicated for round 12/13 selection, but not going there!
If I trade Jack Carroll (plays round 13 in SCSUL Round 2 of byes) for Grundy (Plays Round 14) during Round 13, I presume I can't pick Grundy in round 14? Even if I have no rucks playing and he plays?
Without over complicating it: The trade deadline for any round 13 or round 14 player, is night before round 13?
**this is slightly more complicated for round 12/13 selection, but not going there!
Hi all
With the split round, I’m assuming there’ll be flexibility with team selections again given teams for next round not known til next Thurs?
I will be selecting TGreene and Rowell on the basis that their respective injury reports suggest they are chances for next week (and have named my backups in my notes section).
Thanks!
With the split round, I’m assuming there’ll be flexibility with team selections again given teams for next round not known til next Thurs?
I will be selecting TGreene and Rowell on the basis that their respective injury reports suggest they are chances for next week (and have named my backups in my notes section).
Thanks!
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Presume for round 12 I can now remove Guthrie?
Am I allowed to move a player who has played though? Clearly Sidebottom is my only other midfielder, however he is on my forward line and has played.
So I am not introducing a new player, simply moving one as I would have done under a normal round scenario.
Am I allowed to move a player who has played though? Clearly Sidebottom is my only other midfielder, however he is on my forward line and has played.
So I am not introducing a new player, simply moving one as I would have done under a normal round scenario.
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Answer impacts round 13 as well I just realised!
Collingwood playing a week before both times hurts!
In any normal round / selection conditions, I can see sides selected and then move Sidebottom accordingly. As we are trying to replicate normal round conditions with this format, do we have the same ability?
Collingwood playing a week before both times hurts!
In any normal round / selection conditions, I can see sides selected and then move Sidebottom accordingly. As we are trying to replicate normal round conditions with this format, do we have the same ability?
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Thanks mate - very generous as I am playing you.
I hoped it may be covered by "If changes are required due to team selection in the following AFL round, changes are allowed to overcome this issue, as we did last season in similar circumstances ".
However, wasn't 100% sure that related to players who had played already. For complete transparency, thought it best I asked questions first before changing the spreadsheet!
I hoped it may be covered by "If changes are required due to team selection in the following AFL round, changes are allowed to overcome this issue, as we did last season in similar circumstances ".
However, wasn't 100% sure that related to players who had played already. For complete transparency, thought it best I asked questions first before changing the spreadsheet!
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Yes, that is permissible. Unselected players can be replaced. Easy when players haven't played.
More difficult if they have already played. Therefore, teams need to write notes for scenarios before hand. Sidebottom is a good example with DPP.
Unfortunately, NO. I wish that I could similar with McGrath's 9 and Jones' 17.
More difficult if they have already played. Therefore, teams need to write notes for scenarios before hand. Sidebottom is a good example with DPP.
Unfortunately, NO. I wish that I could similar with McGrath's 9 and Jones' 17.
