- Thu 8/4, 7.20SYD
ESS83
80 - Fri 9/4, 7.50PTA
RIC79
77 - Sat 10/4, 1.35WBD
BRI73
54 - Sat 10/4, 4.35STK
WCE102
82 - Sat 10/4, 7.25GC
CAR59
70 - Sat 10/4, 7.25COL
GWS60
90 - Sun 11/4, 1.10NM
ADE68
109 - Sun 11/4, 3.20MEL
GEE85
60 - Sun 11/4, 4.40FRE
HAW96
81 - Thu 15/4, 7.20STK
RIC
- Fri 16/4, 8.10WCE
COL
- Sat 17/4, 1.45WBD
GC
- Sat 17/4, 4.35SYD
GWS
- Sat 17/4, 7.25CAR
PTA
- Sat 17/4, 7.25BRI
ESS
- Sun 18/4, 1.10ADE
FRE
- Sun 18/4, 3.20HAW
MEL
- Sun 18/4, 4.40GEE
NM
Collingwood team to face Fremantle
- Updated: March 20, 2008
B: Heath Shaw, Shane Wakelin, Tyson Goldsack
HB: Nick Maxwell, Nathan J. Brown, Harry O’Brien
C: Alan Didak, Scott Pendlebury, Tarkyn Lockyer
HF: Marty Clarke, Anthony Rocca, Rhyce Shaw
F: Travis Cloke, Sean Rusling, Dale Thomas
Foll: Josh Fraser, Shane O’Bree, Leon Davis
Inter: Cameron Wood, Chris Egan, Paul Medhurst, Dane Swan
Emerg: Ryan Cook, Ben Reid, Alan Toovey
Okay, so instead of three rookies we get one: Nathan J. Brown, named at centre half back. No Anthony. For those of you looking for a replacement for Proud or Pfeiffer, NJB is not a bad option – probably not the best, but at least dependable in terms of getting games past round 1. The other notable omission is Reid, but I warned you all that he’s behind Rusling this year and this is only confirmation.
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- Zero Hanger MVP: Round 4 Votes
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- “If someone did come knocking, I’m ready:”: Retired Blues champion Kade Simpson open to shock AFL return
FF Projections & optimiser
In a first for Australian fantasy, FanFooty is launching a new Projections tool for not only creating your own weekly fantasy point predictions based on historical stats and consensus rankings, but a function to auto-generate an optimised “perfect” lineup for use in weekly and daily fantasy sports!
These are the sort of tools that pros use in American DFS to construct their lineups, and with the rise of DFS in Australia in 2016 FanFooty Projections will become indispensible to the hardcore and the casual fantasy coach! (Note: this feature will become part of this year’s FF Premium product later this year, but for now it’s free.)
FF Projections & lineup optimiser