Round 1 is just around the corner!
And with it starts the 4th year of our beloved competition; the one that started them all, but without the admin that started it all.
Over the years, we have seen so many coaches come and go, in all XV comps, that these days we might not even bat and eyelid.
But at the end of last year, we saw two of our pioneering coaches and the administrator depart the premium competition that is Worlds, setting up a year of intrigue for 2015.
We saw 2013 premiership coach Crowsfan/Honeybadger step away from his beloved Sao Paulo Pumas, 2012 finalist coach pothead leave his Wellington Warriors, and former-Seoul-coach and administrator ossie85 stepping aside from leading his competition. Subsequently, we saw Wellington and Sao Paulo disband in honour of their veteran coaches.
So it would be fair to say that Worlds has faced major changes in the lead-up to 2015.
But with departures, comes arrivals.
We see the return of popular pioneer coach (and ex-Moscow coach) meow meow to again lead another new team in the Christchurch Saints, the appointment of brand-new coach Levis43 to coach the brand-new Rio de Janeiro Jaguars, and the handing over of the reigns to current Berlin coach of 3 years...
ME! *crowd goes wild*
And not forgetting my assistant in current co-coach of Cairo, Nige! *crowd goes silent*
I'm incredibly excited to be running Worlds, and I will strive to continue on ossie's standard.
But enough of my dribbling... LET THE ROUND 1 HYPE BEGIN!
PARTIAL LOCKOUTThursday night: Carlton vs Richmond
Just to re-iterate, this means that all Carlton and Richmond players you choose (or don't choose) to be in your team, will be 'locked' meaning you cannot drop (or select initially un-chosen) players as soon as the first bounce occurs.
Round 1, AFL Round 1, Easter Weekend
Home Team | | Away Team | Head-to-Head | Venue |
Berlin Brewers | v | Cape Town Cobras | 1 v 3 | Berlin Olympic Stadium |
Cairo Sands | v | Moscow Spetsnaz | 1 v 2 | Borg El Arab Stadium |
Christchurch Saints | v | Tokyo Samurai | 0 v 0 | AMI Stadium |
Dublin Destroyers | v | Pacific Islanders | 2 v 1 | Crooke Park |
London Royals | v | New Delhi Tigers | 2 v 1 | London Royals Olympic Stadium EurAsia |
New York Revolution | v | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 0 v 3 | MetLife Stadium, New Jersey AAP Alliance, Americas |
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | v | PNL Reindeers | 0 v 0 | Maracana Stadium |
Seoul Magpies | v | Mexico City Suns | 0 v 3 | Seoul World Cup Stadium |
Toronto Wolves | v | Beijing Thunder | 2 v 1 | Rogers Centre |
Is this a year-defining match for the Brewers and Cobras? Both teams would be wanting to assert themselves as genuine finals contenders this year to rest of the competition, and the first step in doing so is winning this match. The Cobras have the wood over the Brewers, with Berlin's only win coming from an elimination final in 2013. Both teams would be pencilling this match as a win.
Coming off a heart-breaking 9th placing last year, Cairo don't want to approach the end of the year relying on other results to fall their way. A round 1 win against last year's 6th placed Spetsnaz would not only gain some control for their year, but command greater respect from the competition as a true finals contender. Moscow on the other hand come in as red-hot favourites and would be generally expected to win. Many expect Moscow to make the finals, but a loss here would put them straight back onto level pegging with about 8 other teams looking at 4 spots from 5th to 8th this year.
New Zealand would be a-buzz with their new team in Christchurch making their WXVs debut, after the disappointing results Wellington has faced in the last two years. They would also be excited at having meow meow leading the way after having led Moscow to the semi-finals in 2012. No one really knows what the Saints might dish out in round 1, but Tokyo would be entering this match as favourites, believing they under-achieved in their 13th placing last year.
If a premiership hangover had to apply to anyone, then you would think the men from Dublin would be the ones to have it :P. Nevertheless, the might Dublin Destroyers would be looking to dispatch the Islanders, but how hard are they willing to go round 1? Who knows? Pacific have improved their list in the off-season, and if the winds go their way then anything could happen. Pacific will be excited at unleashing boom recruit Michael Barlow this weekend.
An interesting match looms between the Royals and Tigers. London, after falling short in the finals race (11th) last year would at this match as an easy win, as New Delhi have had awful, awful previous round 1 scores where they scored 97 (2014) and 81 (2013). But, is this a New-New Delhi? Only
EIGHT of their current players have played for New Delhi in a senior match before. So who knows what they will produce?
On paper, you would think a team with three-straight preliminary finals in as many years would be a powerhouse of the competition. But I'm tipping New York to almost double the Armadillos score, after a brutal off-season for both teams where; New York have only
TEN current players to have played a senior match for New York, as a result of a savage recruiting drive where some pundits have predicted a top 4 finish is awaiting them. Buenos Aires on the other hand, noticed that their star players were ageing, so in a desperate attempt to salvage some long-term value, traded basically all of them for youth. The Armadillos also go into the 2015 season with ONE ruckman on their list; first year player Sam Durdin. A long season beckons for the dillos.
This is my match of the round. With the mighty Sao Paulo Pumas disbanding, Rio themselves have a similarly strong list on paper and are considered to be top 8 team by most, perhaps pushing for a top 4 berth. PNL have also received similar predictions, and it may turn out that both these teams may make the top 4. It would be one helluva debut for Rio if they were to knock off the luckless Reindeers. But the Reindeers are looking at this season with aims to take it all; a round 1 win is the first step.
The Suns would have been devastated, like any team, at finishing second place to when it mattered most last year. However, it seems they have used this loss as the ultimate platform to push for the flag again, as most predict a top 2 finish is inevitable. Seoul on the other hand would be looking to crack the finals for the first time this year and they believe they have the list to do it. But the Suns should be too strong here.
A shaky start to season proved good enough to make the finals last year for the Wolves, but they certainly wouldn't want to lose to the 17th placed Thunder of last year. ALL the pressure is on the Wolves, as surely they would have noticed the pre-season form of the Thunder, who really could upset in this match. Beijing are expecting an improvement this year, and looking at their list you would think they will indeed do so. But by how much? A year-defining match looms for Beijing.
And reminder of some of the rules voted in at the end of last year:
The Sub-Rule is now IMPLIED
Last year, you had to say if you wanted to use it. Now you have to say if you DON'T want to use it.
Co-Captains can still be used
i.e. pick two co-captains and they were be multiplied by 1.5 each. Otherwise you can pick a captain and vice captain as normal.
I'm bringing the Flood/Attack Rule back from last year
Saw no objections to what I said here (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,98389.30.html), and didn't feel it was a big enough drama to do an official vote on. Any objections, feel free to PM me.
Flooding (can use only 3 times a year): 5 defenders, 3 forwards
Attacking (can use only 3 times a year): 3 defenders, 5 forwards
You can still REST
i.e. nominate a player BEFORE the round starts and state them as 'rested'. This player can play the NEXT WEEK ONLY with a 1.1 multiplier bonus. If you don't play your rested player, then you will lose the bonus.
For further clarification on rules, you can look here (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,51596.0.html) or shoot me a PM :)
Thanks for being so kind Purps. :-*
If i rest someone and then make them captain the following week does their multiplied score get doubled?
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on March 29, 2015, 01:40:20 PM
If i rest someone and then make them captain the following week does their multiplied score get doubled?
No.
So if you rested Zac Dawson, put him as captain and he scored 120, the 120 is doubled, then 10% of 120 (12) is added so overall he scores you 252.
Big match first up levi drafted a strong side
but if we want to make top 4 for the first time these are the kind of games we need to win
Much like North will dispose of Adelaide, Dublin to walk over PI.
looking to improve on last year.
Amazing write up Purps. Looking forward to it all!
Libba and Montags out is going to hurt, but surely we can knock off the Dildo's!
On ya Purps, can't wait for the season to begin.
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on March 29, 2015, 04:23:54 PM
Libba and Montags out is going to hurt, but surely we can knock off the Dildo's!
Montags a chance to play, I've heard.
Will get in early and chuck a team up now:
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch, C.Hooker, C.Shenton
M: O.Wines (C), L.Neale (VC), J.Caddy, J.Polec
R: C.Wood
F: E.Betts, T.Bell, D.Stanley, B.Kennedy
I/C: M.Weller, J.Aish
Emg: S.Mayes (def), T.Miller (mid), A.Black (fwd)
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Quote from: RaisyDaisy on March 29, 2015, 04:23:54 PM
Libba and Montags out is going to hurt, but surely we can knock off the Dildo's!
Montags a chance to play, I've heard.
That would be very handy
Cant name our team until Thursday unfortunately as we have a few question marks over players availability
Quote from: Toga on March 29, 2015, 04:46:05 PM
Will get in early and chuck a team up now:
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch, C.Hooker, C.Shenton
M: O.Wines (C), L.Neale, J.Caddy, J.Polec
R: C.Wood
F: E.Betts, T.Bell, D.Stanley, C.Dawes
I/C: M.Weller, J.Aish
Emg: S.Mayes (def), T.Miller (mid), B.Grundy (ruc)
Don't wanna be that guy, but Dawes is suspended for Round 1. :-\
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Quote from: Toga on March 29, 2015, 04:46:05 PM
Will get in early and chuck a team up now:
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch, C.Hooker, C.Shenton
M: O.Wines (C), L.Neale, J.Caddy, J.Polec
R: C.Wood
F: E.Betts, T.Bell, D.Stanley, C.Dawes
I/C: M.Weller, J.Aish
Emg: S.Mayes (def), T.Miller (mid), B.Grundy (ruc)
Don't wanna be that guy, but Dawes is suspended for Round 1. :-\
Hooker might not be around too :-\
A.Rance, R.Murphy, L.Hansen, T.Mcdonald
J.Selwood (C), R.Sloane (VC), J.Watson, T.Boak
T.Goldstein
L.Franklin, D.Martin, J.Roughead, J.Gunston
D.Mundy, N.Dal Santo
S.Thompson, M.Walters, S.Frost
resting G.Birchall
cant work out if im weaker or stronger
It's really not fair that you can put up a side like that lol
Quote from: Nige on March 29, 2015, 05:06:33 PM
Don't wanna be that guy, but Dawes is suspended for Round 1. :-\
Is he? Bugger!
I wish Touk Miller was available as a forward as we'd slot him right in :( Might have to give Kane Lambert a run!
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on March 29, 2015, 05:41:17 PM
It's really not fair that you can put up a side like that lol
I've been saying that for years. :P
Good stuff Purps. It's good to be back.
Now, on to business.
Holz got lucky with the Libba trade. Dublin won't look so hot when Watto gets suspended and Thommo misses round 1 due to injury. I already went through his list and explained what will go wrong and I'm pretty sure that I said Birchall will have a knee injury. The rest will happen. Dublin are NOTHING!
D: Dunn, McDonald, Docherty, Frawley
M: Ward (cc), Heppell, Armitage, Bastinac
R: Naitanui (cc)
F: Gray, Hogan, Monfries, Gault
U: Sheed, C. Pearce
Emg: May, Ballantyne, Vlastuin
Resting Daniher
Quote from: meow meow on March 29, 2015, 06:40:37 PM
Good stuff Purps. It's good to be back.
Now, on to business.
Holz got lucky with the Libba trade. Dublin won't look so hot when Watto gets suspended and Thommo misses round 1 due to injury. I already went through his list and explained what will go wrong and I'm pretty sure that I said Birchall will have a knee injury. The rest will happen. Dublin are NOTHING!
Wouldnt call reigning champs nothing. I have depth I can cover the loses.
Birchall is possibly avilabke round 1, I just dont need him yet. McDonald looked amazing so giving him a run.
Walters deserves a spot in the 15 so he can cover Watson.
I got heaps of good trades rejected. Shoild have sidey hurn not libba anyway
Thr biggest battle will be suns after they were gifted rocky in a higly suspect trade. Maybe meow trying to take me ou, because his team sure cant.
Quote from: Nige on March 29, 2015, 05:52:15 PM
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on March 29, 2015, 05:41:17 PM
It's really not fair that you can put up a side like that lol
I've been saying that for years. :P
How about suns? 2 grandfinals 1 premiership 3 top 4 finishes.
I have made finals one out of three seasons.
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Quote from: RaisyDaisy on March 29, 2015, 05:41:17 PM
It's really not fair that you can put up a side like that lol
I've been saying that for years. :P
How about suns? 2 grandfinals 1 premiership 3 top 4 finishes.
I have made finals one out of three seasons.
They're not any better, don't you worry. :P
Quote from: Holz on March 29, 2015, 05:28:45 PM
A.Rance, R.Murphy, L.Hansen, T.Mcdonald
J.Selwood (C), R.Sloane (VC), J.Watson, T.Boak
T.Goldstein
L.Franklin, D.Martin, J.Roughead, J.Gunston
D.Mundy, N.Dal Santo
S.Thompson, M.Walters, S.Frost
resting G.Birchall
cant work out if im weaker or stronger
Wait, I have to come up against those guys this week? :-X
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Quote from: Holz on March 29, 2015, 05:28:45 PM
A.Rance, R.Murphy, L.Hansen, T.Mcdonald
J.Selwood (C), R.Sloane (VC), J.Watson, T.Boak
T.Goldstein
L.Franklin, D.Martin, J.Roughead, J.Gunston
D.Mundy, N.Dal Santo
S.Thompson, M.Walters, S.Frost
resting G.Birchall
cant work out if im weaker or stronger
Wait, I have to come up against those guys this week? :-X
We had to last year, wasn't fun.
Do I get compensation if Joshy Thomas gets b&?
Taking him out of the side now :'(
Quote from: Bane on March 30, 2015, 03:01:46 PM
Do I get compensation if Joshy Thomas gets b&?
Taking him out of the side now :'(
I'd count it as an LTI which would open up a space for a rookie, assuming it's a long ban.
Quote from: Purple 77 on March 30, 2015, 05:05:00 PM
Quote from: Bane on March 30, 2015, 03:01:46 PM
Do I get compensation if Joshy Thomas gets b&?
Taking him out of the side now :'(
I'd count it as an LTI which would open up a space for a rookie, assuming it's a long ban.
4 Years :P
Cairo Sands
B: B.Smith, N.Smith, J.McGovern, S.Rowe
M: D.Beams (cc), D.Prestia, L.Dunstan, T.Colyer
R: S.Mumford (cc)
F: L.Breust, P.Puopolo, R.Palmer, J.Lonie
I: B.Brown, B.Stratton
E: J.Batchelor, N.Gordon, C.Blakely
#premiers
Seoul
Def: Jack Newnes - Tom Langdon - Trent McKenzie - Cameron Sutcliffe
Mid: David Swallow - Toby Greene - Brandon Ellis (VC) - Ben McGlynn
Ruck: Ben McEvoy
Fwd: Tom Lynch - Josh Kelly - Brandon Matera - Christian Salem
Int: Lachie Whitfield - Tom Boyd
Emg: Jordan Roughead - Blaine Boekhurst - Eli Templeton
Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Resting Dangerfield... you must be confident at beating Mexico I see JBs :P
Poor Cairo for next week!
Quote from: Purple 77 on March 30, 2015, 09:05:58 PM
Resting Dangerfield... you must be confident at beating Mexico I see JBs :P
tanking,
they actually have a shot, play him JB
LOL at the tanking JB! ;D
Good lad JB 8)
People acting like beating Cairo is an achievement. ::) :P
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
McGlynn is injured and won't play. May have to play him anyway (I don't know what you depth is like)
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
Not tanking. He's setting himself up for a win next week.
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
Pretty sure resting your best player is tanking, so is not naming a captain I think.
iirc tbag got sacked for tanking for doing far less than this.
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
resting your best player ensuring a loss.
So 0-2 is better then 1-1?
is a 10% boost of maybe 15 points worth losing about 40 though.
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
Pretty sure resting your best player is tanking, so is not naming a captain I think.
iirc tbag got sacked for tanking for doing far less than this.
Better get rid of the resting rule then, no one should ever be allowed to rest a best XV player.
Also learn the rules, no Captain has been named because Ellis is my VC loophole.
Speaking of tanking, arent you a member of the Armadillos?
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
Pretty sure resting your best player is tanking, so is not naming a captain I think.
iirc tbag got sacked for tanking for doing far less than this.
Better get rid of the resting rule then, no one should ever be allowed to rest a best XV player.
Also learn the rules, no Captain has been named because Ellis is my VC loophole.
Speaking of tanking, arent you a member of the Armadillos?
Fair enough on the captains point, my mistake/stupidity.
I haven't had a say on the dildos for about a six months now. However either all the old guys retire and we get nothing or we sell them and get very little, but we still get something
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
Pretty sure resting your best player is tanking, so is not naming a captain I think.
iirc tbag got sacked for tanking for doing far less than this.
Better get rid of the resting rule then, no one should ever be allowed to rest a best XV player.
Also learn the rules, no Captain has been named because Ellis is my VC loophole.
Speaking of tanking, arent you a member of the Armadillos?
Fair enough on the captains point, my mistake/stupidity.
I haven't had a say on the dildos for about a six months now. However either all the old guys retire and we get nothing or we sell them and get very little, but we still get something
And how is that not exactly like Resting Danger in a game I can get very little out of, to maximise his output in a game that can define my season?
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
Pretty sure resting your best player is tanking, so is not naming a captain I think.
iirc tbag got sacked for tanking for doing far less than this.
Better get rid of the resting rule then, no one should ever be allowed to rest a best XV player.
Also learn the rules, no Captain has been named because Ellis is my VC loophole.
Speaking of tanking, arent you a member of the Armadillos?
Fair enough on the captains point, my mistake/stupidity.
I haven't had a say on the dildos for about a six months now. However either all the old guys retire and we get nothing or we sell them and get very little, but we still get something
And how is that not exactly like Resting Danger in a game I can get very little out of, to maximise his output in a game that can define my season?
Quote from: Holz on March 30, 2015, 11:30:47 PM
is a 10% boost of maybe 15 points worth losing about 40 though.
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Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
Pretty sure tanking's not in the spirit of the game...
Please tell me how it is tanking?
Pretty sure resting your best player is tanking, so is not naming a captain I think.
iirc tbag got sacked for tanking for doing far less than this.
Better get rid of the resting rule then, no one should ever be allowed to rest a best XV player.
Also learn the rules, no Captain has been named because Ellis is my VC loophole.
Speaking of tanking, arent you a member of the Armadillos?
Fair enough on the captains point, my mistake/stupidity.
I haven't had a say on the dildos for about a six months now. However either all the old guys retire and we get nothing or we sell them and get very little, but we still get something
And how is that not exactly like Resting Danger in a game I can get very little out of, to maximise his output in a game that can define my season?
Quote from: Holz on March 30, 2015, 11:30:47 PM
is a 10% boost of maybe 15 points worth losing about 40 though.
Yeah but maybe an extra 15 points next week is more valuable than the 40 this week?
I see no issue in this, it is tactics, but it could backfire.
Think it is a perfectly valid method
J. Howe, M. Hurley, C. Hampton, R. Laird
J. Redden (C), S. Gibson, C. Guthrie, M. Bontempelli (VC)
M. Leuenberger
T. Mitchell, J. Martin, B. Howlett, D. Smith
J. Blair, M. Rischitelli
EMG: A. Fasolo, T. Bugg, L. Spurr
Resting: Michael Barlow
I have no issue with it either, it is not tanking at all in my books.
Can we borrow Danger and/or Barlow? :P
If Dwyer and/or Colyer aren't named, we won't have a 4th mid. :'(
My tanking post was just a pure joke btw
I think it's fine too
Nothing wrong with a bit of strategy
JB has the right intentions when doing this, so it's clearly not tanking
I guess it's ok.
I'm always of the opinion you never know when you can jag a win, just would hate to see it cost a game if all the players fire.
Holding off naming my team atm due to a number of issues like ASADA and injuries. may have to flood with forwards falling like flies.
Quote from: Purple 77 on March 29, 2015, 11:40:40 AM
If a premiership hangover had to apply to anyone, then you would think the men from Dublin would be the ones to have it :P. Nevertheless, the might Dublin Destroyers would be looking to dispatch the Islanders, but how hard are they willing to go round 1? Who knows? Pacific have improved their list in the off-season, and if the winds go their way then anything could happen. Pacific will be excited at unleashing boom recruit Michael Barlow this weekend.
Quote from: Jayman on March 31, 2015, 08:42:14 AM
J. Howe, M. Hurley, C. Hampton, R. Laird
J. Redden (C), S. Gibson, C. Guthrie, M. Bontempelli (VC)
M. Leuenberger
T. Mitchell, J. Martin, B. Howlett, D. Smith
J. Blair, M. Rischitelli
EMG: A. Fasolo, T. Bugg, L. Spurr
Resting: Michael Barlow
:'(
Wouldn't mind having Rischitelli back. :P
Sorry Purps, the great man pulled up a bit sore yesterday ;)
Quote from: Jayman on March 30, 2015, 11:06:30 PM
Not tanking. He's setting himself up for a win next week.
Annnnnnd we've found a flaw in the resting rule.
The best teams are never going to be beaten if everyone rests their best player against them.
Quote from: My Chumps on March 31, 2015, 08:21:17 PM
Annnnnnd we've found a flaw in the resting rule.
The best teams are never going to be beaten if everyone rests their best player against them.
This is a good point.
Quote from: My Chumps on March 31, 2015, 08:21:17 PM
Annnnnnd we've found a flaw in the resting rule.
The best teams are never going to be beaten if everyone rests their best player against them.
Not a flaw, this was always seen as an option when it was conceived.
All it will take is for one match where the lesser team would've won if they played full strength and it will cause a dramatic rethink in the tactic. And if that never happens, it means it never made a difference
I almost always try to play full strength. Tend to just rest depth sort guys for a possible 7-10 point boost the next round, as never know, can always cause an upset in a week by sheer fluke!
But others may not see that, so rather try to help win come a more winnable game, rather than against one of the top teams in the league who are heads and shoulders above the rest.
Haven't spoken to AK about it, but I cant see us ever using the rest option
What's not to say that the following week your premo that you rested puts in an average score anyway, meaning it didn't work and you missed out on their good score the previous week
C'mon guys look at Holz's team... Would be stupid if I didn't rest.
Quote from: Jayman on March 31, 2015, 09:49:39 PM
C'mon guys look at Holz's team... Would be stupid if I didn't rest.
I got the softest draw, dont have to play them.
Quote from: Holz on March 31, 2015, 10:07:35 PM
Quote from: Jayman on March 31, 2015, 09:49:39 PM
C'mon guys look at Holz's team... Would be stupid if I didn't rest.
I got the softest draw, dont have to play them.
Dublin? Are they one of the undefeated WXV teams? I don't think so.
Quote from: Holz on March 30, 2015, 12:33:07 PM
Maybe meow trying to take me ou, because his team sure cant.
Bit harsh mate. You know I have a 100% winning record over possibly the best WXV coach CF/HB? Oh, that's right, I have a 100% winning record against you too ;)
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on March 31, 2015, 09:03:59 PM
Haven't spoken to AK about it, but I cant see us ever using the rest option
What's not to say that the following week your premo that you rested puts in an average score anyway, meaning it didn't work and you missed out on their good score the previous week
Never say never but not in Round One, you just dunno what may happen.
My tips... (Note I haven't really looked at the teams!)
Cape Town to take out Berlin in Germany, with Fyfe to have a quiet one.
Moscow to defeat Cairo, sorry Sands, I think you're in for a struggle.
Christchurch to 'upset' Tokyo, who have a habit of losing matches they shouldn't.
Dublin to defeat a spirited Pacific
New Delhi to snatch a victory over a slow starting London
Buenos Aires to be SMASHED by New York
PNL to be heart broken by a stunning Ablett led Rio de Janeiro
Mexico City to flog Seoul
Toronto comfortably over Beijing
Quote from: ossie85 on April 01, 2015, 09:44:13 AM
Cape Town to take out Berlin in Germany, with Fyfe to have a quiet one.
I know this is your opinion, but you're wrong. :P
Quote from: ossie85 on April 01, 2015, 09:44:13 AM
Buenos Aires to be SMASHED by New York
Geee thanks Os - perhaps we should actually rest a gun this week then? ;)
We are still waiting on teams to be announced, in particular Montagna because it's not clear if he will be in or not.
Can we list a team now, and then edit it after full teams are announced tomorrow and make a change if need be?
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 01, 2015, 10:05:31 AM
Quote from: ossie85 on April 01, 2015, 09:44:13 AM
Buenos Aires to be SMASHED by New York
Geee thanks Os - perhaps we should actually rest a gun this week then? ;)
We are still waiting on teams to be announced, in particular Montagna because it's not clear if he will be in or not.
Can we list a team now, and then edit it after full teams are announced tomorrow and make a change if need be?
Not a huge compliment sorry :(
Most weeks it will be:
Buenos Aires to be SMASHED by
<insert team here>
Quote from: ossie85 on April 01, 2015, 10:07:40 AM
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 01, 2015, 10:05:31 AM
Quote from: ossie85 on April 01, 2015, 09:44:13 AM
Buenos Aires to be SMASHED by New York
Geee thanks Os - perhaps we should actually rest a gun this week then? ;)
We are still waiting on teams to be announced, in particular Montagna because it's not clear if he will be in or not.
Can we list a team now, and then edit it after full teams are announced tomorrow and make a change if need be?
Not a huge compliment sorry :(
Most weeks it will be:
Buenos Aires to be SMASHED by <insert team here>
I wonder what dillos v Sun's will be called.
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 01, 2015, 10:05:31 AM
Can we list a team now, and then edit it after full teams are announced tomorrow and make a change if need be?
As long as the edit time of your post is before the first bounce, then yep :)
Actually that reminds me...
My approach to edit-post/new-post way of submitting your teams;
I'll only record the teams you put down after the first bounce in ANY round. So when that happens, I'll look back and record your teams. If the last time you edited a team is after the first bounce, then that submission will be ignored and I will look at the last time you submitted a team for this round. If such a post doesn't exist, then I'll go back to your priority list and name a team for you, and you will get a strike.
In the case of a partial lockout, I'll use this round as an example:
As soon as Rich vs Carl game starts, I'll do the process above, except you won't get a strike if you haven't named a team seeing as it's a partial lockout and not a full lockout. Not yet anyway.
After the Rich vs Carl game, please create a new post for submitting your team, obviously if you're happy with the team you've already submitted then you don't have to. Because if you edited your post submitting your Carl/Rich players to update the rest of your team, then the edit time will technically be after the partial lockout and stuff will get messy.
Quote from: ossie85 on April 01, 2015, 09:44:13 AM
Moscow to defeat Cairo, sorry Sands, I think you're in for a struggle.
I know you're a Cairo fanboy Oss, so I'm disappointed you don't have faith. :P
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 01, 2015, 10:05:31 AM
Quote from: ossie85 on April 01, 2015, 09:44:13 AM
Buenos Aires to be SMASHED by New York
Geee thanks Os - perhaps we should actually rest a gun this week then? ;)
We are still waiting on teams to be announced, in particular Montagna because it's not clear if he will be in or not.
Can we list a team now, and then edit it after full teams are announced tomorrow and make a change if need be?
Watch out, the anti tanking dillos will call you out for tanking.
Hahaha JB come on. I reckon what you did wasn't tanking, its obviously tactics, the rule is there to use. If you aren't allowed to do that, might as well remove it.
We are not happy with our team obviously. But we didn't have much of a choice, we had no chance of winning the flag again and had to rebuild. It's tough when your guys are all old and are on the decline, no one wants to pay much for them which makes sense. Obviously it was Nails' choice to go old originally but couldn't do anything about that now. Our guys were going to retire in the next year or two, where we would get nothing for them. The ruck situation was just stupid, bad move on our part. We had to clean the house and get what we could where we could.
Dildos:
D: S.Atley, R.Bewick, B.Goodes, T.Chaplin.
M: B.Hill (C), M.Wallis, A.Brayshaw, B.Newton.
R: S.Durdin
F: J.Schulz, T.Adams (VC), L.Thomas, B.Lennon.
U: L.Jong, J.DeGoey.
E: J.Clarke, S.Lemmens, L.Jones.
I'll update tomorrow, Nails has gone AWOL.
Mexico City Suns
D: Simpson
M:
R: Maric (VC)
F: Deledio
U:
EMG: ?,?, K.McIntosh
Resting: Allen Christensen
I don't think we have a single Blue or Tiger in our starting XV, so we'll just name our team tomorrow once all the other AFL teams have been named :)
Damn you Ricky Petterd...
When Richmond select him, I get good scores from him! And yet he can't cement himself in their 22 :(
Such a tease!
New Delhi Tigers
DEF Simon White
MIDS
UTIL
RUCK
FWD Ben Griffiths
EMER:
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
We will be attacking.
D: B. Houli
M: M. Murphy (vc)
R:
F:
I:
E: P. Cripps (m), J. Riewoldt (f)
Attacking with Riewoldt on the bench. :o
Forgot to mention in the OP to the new coaches that Flooding/Attacking is limited to only 3 times a year each.
But if you already knew that, then no worries 8)
Just a question Purps if we wish to use one of the three this round when do we nominate before tomorrow nights bounce or Saturday Bounce.
It's always been start of the round regardless hasn't it?
Quote from: Ringo on April 01, 2015, 08:25:41 PM
Just a question Purps if we wish to use one of the three this round when do we nominate before tomorrow nights bounce or Saturday Bounce.
Quote from: Nige on April 01, 2015, 08:32:42 PM
It's always been start of the round regardless hasn't it?
Yep, everything has gotta be nominated before the partial lockout (and in this case Rich vs Carl)
So if you wanna Flood/Attack, Rest a player or opt out of the sub rule, all has to be done before the Rich v Carl game.
Quote from: Nige on April 01, 2015, 07:40:44 PM
Attacking with Riewoldt on the bench. :o
If you can loophole its silly not too ;)
CHRISTCHURCH SAINTS
B: Joel Patful, Liam Picken, Matthew Buntine, Sean Dempster
M: Sam Mitchell, Hamish Hartlett, Matthew Boyd, Luke Shuey
R: Will Minson
F: Jake Stringer, Jeff Garlett, Jamie Elliott, Dayne Zorko
U: Bryce Gibbs (VC), Aaron Sandilands
E: Tom Scully, Kyle Langford, Tory Dickson
Cape Town Cobras
#CobraStrike
B:
M: Trent Cotchin (VC)
R:
F:
U: Ed Curnow
E: Andrejs Everitt
We can loophole regular players and Vice-Captains right?
Tokyo Samurai
Def: Burgoyne, Yarran, Ibbotson, Suckling
Mid: Judd, Miles (CC), Parker (CC), Jack
Ruck: Smith
Fwd: Dahlhaus, Lycett, Motlop, Young
IC: Carlisle, Henderson
Emergencies: Broughton, Cripps, Johannisen
Likely to change in a few hours but may as well get a team in.
Figured I'd just get this up for now, and edit it if required later (Question Marks over Duffield, Montagna and Tippett playing this week)
New York Revolution
D: Heath Shaw, Josh Gibson, Paul Duffield, Sam Fisher
M: Steve Johnson, Jack Macrae (C), Mitch Duncan, Leigh Montagna
R: Mike Pyke
F: Harley Bennell (VC), Travis Cloke, Josh J Kennedy, Kurt Tippett
U: Jed Adcock, Kade Kolodjashnij
E: Matt Rosa, Sharrod Wellingham, Jarrad Waite
Quote from: Memphistopheles on April 02, 2015, 12:24:38 AM
We can loophole regular players and Vice-Captains right?
Yup.
Berlin Brewers
D: Michael Hibberd, Jarryn Geary, Colin Garland, Dustin Fletcher
M: Nat Fyfe (C), Jack Steven, Adam Treloar, Daniel Cross
R: Mark Jamar
F: Dale Thomas (VC), Drew Petrie, Jack Watts, Lewis Jetta
I: Will Langford, Jack Viney
E: James Podsiadly, Jordan Murdoch, Dylan Grimes
Stupid melbourne players. Honest to god in my best XV there is like 2 of them, I swear.
Ellis has already been ruled out for this week Purps
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 02, 2015, 10:29:14 AM
Ellis has already been ruled out for this week Purps
Didn't know that! But I thought this wouldn't be my final team.
LONDON ROYALS
Def: Heritier Lumumba; Mark Baguley; Dane Rampe; Brad Sheppard
Mids: Daniel Hanneberry (C); David Mackay; Brent Stanton ; Jarrad McVeigh (VC)
Rucks:Tom Belchambers
Fwds:Mark LeCras; Shane Edwards;Chris Mayne ; Troy Menzell
Int: Dannyle Pearce, Sam Wright
Emergencies: Saad, McStay, Giles
Thought about flooding due to forward stocks but decided against,
May change after announcements
Didn't know Clint Young was injured...I guess it shouldn't be a surprise by now to see him with a hamstring injury ::)
So my hand's been forced and despite some ordinary pre-season form I still rather Mitch Robbo over Sam Butler so I'll attack this week thanks Purps
Toronto Wolves
Def: J.Kelly, R.Shaw, D.Merrett
Mid: S.Pendlebury (C), R.Griffen, A.Swallow, B.Cunnington
Ruc: T.Hickey
Fwd: P.Ryder, J.Ziebell, M.Pavlich, L.Henderson (VC), M.Robinson
Int: R.Douglas, I.Smith
Emg: S.Morris, J.Crisp, K.Turner
Shattered I won't be around till Tuesday so the reigns have been passed onto Memph, but I'm expecting a good win over the weekend! Good luck with the first round gents #cobrastrike
Quote from: My Chumps on April 02, 2015, 03:43:36 PM
Shattered I won't be around till Tuesday so the reigns have been passed onto Memph, but I'm expecting a good win over the weekend! Good luck with the first round gents #cobrastrike
Oh I'm sure you won't miss anything ;) :P
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 02, 2015, 03:57:22 PM
Quote from: My Chumps on April 02, 2015, 03:43:36 PM
Shattered I won't be around till Tuesday so the reigns have been passed onto Memph, but I'm expecting a good win over the weekend! Good luck with the first round gents #cobrastrike
Oh I'm sure you won't miss anything ;) :P
Aint no drama like XVs drama!
Parisian Nice Lyon Reindeers
Backs: N. Malceski, L. Hodge, C. Enright, J. Harbrow
Mids: M. Priddis (C), N. Jones (VC), D. Shiel, D. Rich
Ruck: M. Lobbe
Fwds: J. Westhoff, C. Rioli, D. Swan, T.T. Lynch
Int: C. Wingard, D. Myers
Emg: M. Williams, J. Billings, Z. Merrett
Resting: M. Hallahan
Jack Grimes emergency...
You know what? flower this game.
(I kid I kid... I love this game... but flower you Grimes)
And Toumpas NotWines is named?! And Grimes left out?!
I don't want to follow this sport anymore. :'(
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 02, 2015, 06:26:49 PM
Jack Grimes emergency...
You know what? flower this game.
(I kid I kid... I love this game... but flower you Grimes)
Daisy down in first minute.
Apparently Worlds doesn't like taking crap from its admin, so it takes away my F1 ::)
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 02, 2015, 06:26:49 PM
Jack Grimes emergency...
You know what? flower this game.
(I kid I kid... I love this game... but flower you Grimes)
I was very surprised to see that too
Ex Captain cant get a game in the season opener
Quote from: Bane on March 30, 2015, 12:23:22 PM
D: Dunn, McDonald, Docherty, C. Pearce
M: Ward (cc), Heppell, Armitage, Bastinac
R: Naitanui (cc)
F: Gray, Hogan, Monfries, Gault
U: Sheed, O'Meara
Emg: Vlastuin, May, Ballantyne
Resting Daniher
May and Ballaz back to emg 2 and 3
Jaeger in for Frawley, swap with Clancee
So we get Vlastuin's score
Dochers 140 and Flossy 109, happy with that :3
edit: scaled up to 147 and 115 :D
Cairo Sands - 63/1
B: B.Smith, N.Smith, J.McGovern, S.Rowe 63
M: D.Beams (cc), D.Prestia, L.Dunstan, T.Colyer
R: S.Mumford (cc)
F: L.Breust, P.Puopolo, R.Palmer, J.Lonie
I: B.Brown, B.Stratton
E: J.Batchelor 76, N.Gordon 6, C.Blakely
Rowey did as expected, Batch with a nice score as first emg.
Kamdyn, you beauty! Shame Lids spudded it up.
Just a measly 12-14 week injury people are saying for Daisy.
I mean wow.
Mexico City Suns
D: K.Simpson, S.Hurn, M.Broadbent, D. Byrne-Jones
M: S.Sidebottom (C), T.Rockliff, J.Lewis, B.Ebert
R: I.Maric (VC)
F: B.Deledio, B,Goddard, B.Harvey, J.Bartel
U: M.Stokes, N.Riewoldt
EMG: D.Wells, C.Ellis-Yolmen, K.McIntosh
Resting: Allen Christensen
Quote from: Ringo on April 02, 2015, 11:00:35 AM
LONDON ROYALS
Def: Adam Saad ; Mark Baguley; Dane Rampe; Brad Sheppard
Mids: Daniel Hanneberry (C); David Mackay; Brent StantonVC ; Heritier Lumumba
Rucks:Tom Belchambers
Fwds:Mark LeCras; Shane Edwards;Chris Mayne ; Troy Menzell
Int: Dannyle Pearce, Sam Wright
Emergencies: Mitchell Brown (West Coast), Dan McStay, Billy Hartung
Thought about flooding due to forward stocks but decided against,
May change after announcements
Following Team announcements McViegh and Giles not named. Changes as above.
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch, C.Hooker, C.Shenton
M: O.Wines (C), L.Neale (VC), J.Caddy, J.Polec
R: C.Wood
F: E.Betts, T.Bell, D.Stanley, B.Kennedy
I/C: M.Weller, J.Aish
Emg: L.Shiels (mid), S.Mayes (def), T.Miller (mid)
Nothing has gone right in our forwards so far so we're gonna hope Ben Kennedy gets a late call up, or otherwise Liam Shiels is gonna have to play OOP in our forwards.
Quote from: Hellopplz on April 02, 2015, 04:35:18 PM
Parisian Nice Lyon Reindeers
Backs: N. Malceski, L. Hodge, C. Enright, J. Harbrow
Mids: M. Priddis (C), N. Jones (VC), D. Shiel, D. Rich
Ruck: M. Lobbe
Fwds: J. Westhoff, C. Rioli, D. Swan, T.T. Lynch
Int: C. Wingard, D. Myers
Emg: M. Williams, Z. Merrett, J. Trengove
Resting: M. Hallahan
Just a change of emergencies, Billings out for Trengove!
Quote from: Levis43 on April 01, 2015, 07:36:24 PM
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
We will be attacking.
D: B. Houli
M: M. Murphy (vc)
R:
F:
I:
E: P. Cripps (m), J. Riewoldt (f)
D: B. Houli
102, A. Mackie, E. Yeo
M: M. Murphy (vc)
64, G. Ablett (c), D. Zaharakis, S. Hill
R: S. Jacobs
F: T. Walker, M. Wright, P. Chapman, M. Clark, C. Sylvia
I: K. Cornes, L. Taylor
E: P. Cripps (m)
53, J. Riewoldt (f)
89, A.Saad (f)
Quote from: Memphistopheles on April 02, 2015, 12:24:38 AM
Cape Town Cobras
#CobraStrike
B:
M: Trent Cotchin (VC)
R:
F:
U: Ed Curnow
E: Andrejs Everitt
We can loophole regular players and Vice-Captains right?
Somehow I don't think we'll be going with Cotchin's score for the loophole :P
Here's the rest of the team.
B: Shaun Higgins, Shane Savage, Nick Haynes, Cam O'Shea
M:
Trent Cotchin 63 (VC), Josh P Kennedy (C), Dom Tyson, Scott Selwood
R: Stefan Martin
F: Tom Hawkins, Adam Cooney, Jeremy Cameron, Mitch Honeychurch
U:
Ed Curnow 83 (mid), Craig Bird (mid/fwd)
E:
Andrejs Everitt 84 (def), Mark Blicavs (mid/ruc), Stewart Crameri (fwd),
*Yes I know O'Shea is not playing. We're loopholing Everitt.
Quote from: Ricochet on April 01, 2015, 07:23:07 PM
New Delhi Tigers
DEF Simon White
MIDS
UTIL
RUCK
FWD Ben Griffiths
EMER:
flower me early carnage for us. Have 7 flowering rucks on our list and only 2 get named. Of a list of 46... we have 12 named this week
DEF Simon White
77, Jarman Impey, Daniel Talia,
MIDS Stephen Coniglio (C), Andrew Gaff (VC), Chris Masten, Isaac Heeney
UTIL RUCK Daniel Gorringe
FWD Ben Griffiths
79, Zac Clarke, Jesse White, Jarrad Grant,
Chucking in some guys that are emergencies hoping they get a late call up
New Delhi TigersDEF Simon White
77, Jarman Impey, Daniel Talia, Zac Williams
MIDS Stephen Coniglio (C), Andrew Gaff (VC), Chris Masten, Isaac Heeney
UTIL Tom Nicholls, Koby Stevens
RUCK Daniel Gorringe
FWD Ben Griffiths
79, Zac Clarke, Jesse White, Jarrad Grant
EMER: Tom Curren
I might not be around as much this weekend unfortunately, moving around a lot this weekend.
Hope to give a score update at some point in this weekend though :)
Quote from: Boomz on April 02, 2015, 01:28:36 AM
Tokyo Samurai
Def: Burgoyne, Yarran, Ibbotson, Suckling
Mid: Judd, Miles (CC), Parker (CC), Jack
Ruck: Smith
Fwd: Dahlhaus, Lycett, Motlop, Cripps
IC: Carlisle, Henderson
Emergencies: Broughton, Gleeson, Johannisen
Likely to change in a few hours but may as well get a team in.
Quick change Young out for Cripps. Gleeson into the emergencies.
Quote from: meow meow on April 01, 2015, 11:29:43 PM
CHRISTCHURCH SAINTS
B: Joel Patful, Liam Picken, Matthew Buntine, Sean Dempster
M: Sam Mitchell, Hamish Hartlett, Matthew Boyd, Luke Shuey
R: Will Minson
F: Jake Stringer, Jeff Garlett, Jamie Elliott, Dayne Zorko
U: Bryce Gibbs (VC), Aaron Sandilands
E: Tom Scully, Kyle Langford, Tory Dickson
B: Joel Patful, Liam Picken, Dylan Roberton, Sean Dempster
M: Sam Mitchell (C), Matthew Boyd, Hamish Hartlett, Luke Shuey
R: Will Minson
F: Jake Stringer, Jeff Garlett, Jamie Elliott, Dayne Zorko
U: Bryce Gibbs (VC)
82, Aaron Sandilands
E: Tom Scully, Josh Green, Tory Dickson
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 02, 2015, 10:26:05 AM
Berlin Brewers
D: Michael Hibberd, Jarryn Geary, Colin Garland, Dustin Fletcher
M: Nat Fyfe (C), Jack Steven, Adam Treloar, Daniel Cross
R: Mark Jamar
F: Dale Thomas (VC), Drew Petrie, Jack Watts, Lewis Jetta
I: Will Langford, Jack Viney
E: Marco Paparone, Jordan Murdoch, Dylan Grimes
Stupid melbourne players. Honest to god in my best XV there is like 2 of them, I swear.
Just an E1 change
Seoul
Def: Jack Newnes - Tom Langdon - Trent McKenzie - Cameron Sutcliffe
Mid: David Swallow - Toby Greene - Brandon Ellis (VC) - Lachie Whitfield
Ruck: Ben McEvoy
Fwd: Josh Kelly - Tom Boyd - Christian Salem - Eli Templeton
Int: Jonathon Ceglar - Jed Anderson
Emg: Jordan Roughead - Taylor Duryea - Jackson Nelson
Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
so many outs :o
looks like another star emerging from the Dublin squad.
Tom Mcdonald im tipping to get my most improved.
I offered him up for trade telling everyone he was good but nobody bought it. thanks everyone.
Yeah he's NAB form is continuing into this match. Looking surprisingly good
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 04, 2015, 02:27:41 PM
Yeah he's NAB form is continuing into this match. Looking surprisingly predictablygood
Quote from: Holz on April 04, 2015, 02:39:01 PM
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 04, 2015, 02:27:41 PM
Yeah he's NAB form is continuing into this match. Looking surprisingly predictablygood
he is matched up against gorringe
i mean if he didn't score he should be sacked....lol....:p
When Melbourne plays well, be warned....
BERLIN SCORES WELL!
All 5 of my starting demons are on at least 45 at HT >:D
Quote from: Holz on April 04, 2015, 02:26:03 PM
I offered him up for trade telling everyone he was good but nobody bought it. thanks everyone.
You were also asking a lot for him (from us at least) which made it hard to show much interest in him. Understand that he showed signs of improvement but would've been very risky.
Dion with a 100 unscaled. Go up son!
(unscaled)
All of my dees scored 90 or more >:D
New Delhi Tigers
DEF Simon White 77, Jarman Impey, Daniel Talia, Zac Williams
MIDS Stephen Coniglio (C), Andrew Gaff (VC), Chris Masten, Isaac Heeney 96
UTIL Tom Nicholls, Koby Stevens
RUCK Daniel Gorringe 71
FWD Ben Griffiths 79, Zac Clarke, Jesse White, Jarrad Grant
EMER: Tom Curren
Cairo Sands - 170/2
B: B.Smith, N.Smith, J.McGovern, S.Rowe 63
M: D.Beams (cc), D.Prestia107, L.Dunstan, T.Colyer
R: S.Mumford (cc)
F: L.Breust, P.Puopolo, R.Palmer, J.Lonie
I: B.Brown, B.Stratton
E: J.Batchelor 76, N.Gordon 6, C.Blakely
vs
Moscow - 312/3
D: Dunn 86, McDonald, Docherty 147, Frawley
M: Ward (cc), Heppell, Armitage, Bastinac
R: Naitanui (cc)
F: Gray, Hogan 79, Monfries, Gault
U: Sheed, C. Pearce
Emg: May, Ballantyne, Vlastuin 115
New York Revolution - 680/8
D: Heath Shaw, Josh Gibson, Paul Duffield, Sam Fisher
M: Steve Johnson, Jack Macrae (C) (160), Mitch Duncan, Leigh Montagna
R: Mike Pyke (65)
F: Harley Bennell (VC) (96) Travis Cloke (76), Josh J Kennedy(72) , Kurt Tippett (91)
U: Jed Adcock (73) , Kade Kolodjashnij (47)
E: Matt Rosa (96) , Sharrod Wellingham (70), Jarrad Waite
Captain Sidey 8)
Decent start for new Delhi!
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 04, 2015, 08:39:59 PM
Decent start for new Delhi!
no easy beats this year thats for sure! to bad we're missing too many players, could have started the year with a win
Cairo Sands - 619/6 with one CC
B: B.Smith, N.Smith 78, J.McGovern 145, S.Rowe 63
M: D.Beams 108x1.5=162 (cc), D.Prestia107, L.Dunstan, T.Colyer 64
R: S.Mumford (cc)
F: L.Breust, P.Puopolo, R.Palmer, J.Lonie
I: B.Brown, B.Stratton
E: J.Batchelor 76, N.Gordon 6, C.Blakely
vs
Moscow - 596/6 with one CC
D: Dunn 86, McDonald, Docherty 147, Frawley
M: Ward (cc), Heppell 117, Armitage, Bastinac
R: Naitanui 92x1.5=138 (cc)
F: Gray, Hogan 79, Monfries, Gault Ballantyne
U: Sheed 29, C. Pearce
Emg: May 104, Ballantyne, Vlastuin 115
We're ahead. :o
Toronto Wolves
Def: J.Kelly, R.Shaw (51), D.Merrett (83)
Mid: S.Pendlebury (226), R.Griffen, A.Swallow, B.Cunnington
Ruc: T.Hickey
Fwd: P.Ryder, J.Ziebell, M.Pavlich, L.Henderson (60), M.Robinson (85)
Int: R.Douglas, I.Smith
Emg: S.Morris (26), J.Crisp (85), K.Turner
505/5 - inc captain
Still got 10 players to come but not a great start. Shaw and Henderson very disappointing, however good to see Crisp get a bit of the pill at his new club
Not a great week for us, our three best players Sidey, Rocky and Lids look to be missing next week. Luckily we've got the the depth to cover them.
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch, C.Hooker (106), C.Shenton
M: O.Wines (C), L.Neale (VC), J.Caddy, J.Polec
R: C.Wood (60)
F: E.Betts, T.Bell (115), D.Stanley, B.Kennedy
I/C: M.Weller, J.Aish (44)
Emg: L.Shiels (mid), S.Mayes (def) (11), T.Miller (mid) (30)
Tokyo Samurai
Def: Burgoyne, Yarran 84, Ibbotson, Suckling
Mid: Judd 108, Miles 164 (CC), Parker 147 (CC), Jack 126
Ruck: Smith 75
Fwd: Dahlhaus 109, Lycett 64, Motlop, Cripps 102
IC: Carlisle 25, Henderson
Emergencies: Broughton 54, Gleeson 69, Johannisen 103
1,004/10 CC Played
vs
B: Joel Patful, Liam Picken 56, Dylan Roberton, Sean Dempster
M: Sam Mitchell (C), Matthew Boyd 101, Hamish Hartlett, Luke Shuey 84
R: Will Minson 96
F: Jake Stringer, Jeff Garlett 121, Jamie Elliott 87, Dayne Zorko 105
U: Bryce Gibbs (VC) 82, Aaron Sandilands
E: Tom Scully, Josh Green 72, Tory Dickson 82
732/8 Captain yet to play... Looks like meow probably has the edge but close. Hope choosing Carlisle doesn't lose it for me :( Essendon bias coming back to bite.
Parisian Nice Lyon Reindeers
Backs: N. Malceski (79), L. Hodge, C. Enright, J. Harbrow (86)
Mids: M. Priddis (C) (156), N. Jones (VC) (99), D. Shiel, D. Rich (126)
Ruck: M. Lobbe
Fwds: J. Westhoff, C. Rioli, D. Swan (111), T.T. Lynch
Int: C. Wingard, D. Myers (1)
Emg: M. Williams (53), Z. Merrett (75), J. Trengove
David Myers subbed off for Marley Williams.
710/7
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
D: B. Houli (102), A. Mackie, E. Yeo (67)
M: M. Murphy (vc) (64), G. Ablett (c) (238), D. Zaharakis (76), S. Hill
R: S. Jacobs
F: T. Walker, M. Wright, P. Chapman (87), M. Clark, C. Sylvia
I: K. Cornes, L. Taylor (86)
E: P. Cripps (m) (53), J. Riewoldt (f) (89), A.Saad (f)
773/8
Sylvia not named, so Taylor moves to forwards and Cripps to the bench.
So far this is a cracker of a match! Thought with Ablett doing the usual and Priddis doing meh, that the scores would be further a part!!
Hodge + Shiel + Lobbe + Westhoff + Rioli + Lynch + Wingard + Enright
VS
Mackie + Hill + Jacobs + Walker + Wright + Clark + Cornes + 63 points
That is what we have to come, and as you can see some big names from both sides!
Rio will have some home advantage also HP! Cracker match
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 11:24:53 AM
Rio will have some home advantage also HP! Cracker match
Forgot about that and also that Sylvia isn't named so Cripps comes in. Leaves his current HGA at a still pretty good 53 :(.
wtf Conigs is the sub
Quote from: Ricochet on April 05, 2015, 11:39:13 AM
wtf Conigs is the sub
Murphy's law. (http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Murphy%27s_law) :-\
Good news for Cairo though, Lonie isn't the sub and will make his WXVs and Cairo debut! ;D
#WXVsRisingStar
Quote from: Toga on April 05, 2015, 12:44:52 AM
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch, C.Hooker (106), C.Shenton
M: O.Wines (C), L.Neale (VC), J.Caddy, J.Polec
R: C.Wood (60)
F: E.Betts, T.Bell (115), D.Stanley, B.Kennedy
I/C: M.Weller, J.Aish (44)
Emg: L.Shiels (mid), S.Mayes (def) (11), T.Miller (mid) (30)
Tommy Bell pulling a number on his old club! :(
He sure did! Disappointing that we only have two playing forwards this week though, means that the good work from some of the boys will be wasted :(
Cape Town Cobras
B: Shaun Higgins, Shane Savage, Nick Haynes, Cam O'Shea
M: Trent Cotchin 63 (VC), Josh P Kennedy (C) 154, Dom Tyson 81, Scott Selwood 89
R: Stefan Martin 67
F: Tom Hawkins, Adam Cooney 70, Jeremy Cameron, Mitch Honeychurch 65
U: Ed Curnow 83 (mid), Craig Bird (mid/fwd) 93
E: Andrejs Everitt 84 (def), Mark Blicavs (mid/ruc), Stewart Crameri (fwd) 77,
Berlin Brewers
D: Michael Hibberd 59, Jarryn Geary, Colin Garland 91, Dustin Fletcher 74
M: Nat Fyfe (C), Jack Steven, Adam Treloar, Daniel Cross 99
R: Mark Jamar 90
F: Dale Thomas (VC) 4, Drew Petrie, Jack Watts 101, Lewis Jetta 63
I: Will Langford, Jack Viney 91
E: Marco Paparone 90, Jordan Murdoch, Dylan Grimes 45
Cape Town 849 with Higgins, Haynes, Savage, Hawkins and Cameron to come.
Berlin 672 (inc Daisty's score) with Geary, Fyfe, Steven, Treloar, Petrie, Langford and HGA to come.
Going to be a close finish but a big game from Fyfe will surely get them over the line.
Quote from: Boomz on April 05, 2015, 10:07:34 AM
Tokyo Samurai
Def: Burgoyne, Yarran 84, Ibbotson, Suckling
Mid: Judd 108, Miles 164 (CC), Parker 147 (CC), Jack 126
Ruck: Smith 75
Fwd: Dahlhaus 109, Lycett 64, Motlop, Cripps 102
IC: Carlisle 25, Henderson
Emergencies: Broughton 54, Gleeson 69, Johannisen 103
1,004/10 CC Played
vs
B: Joel Patful, Liam Picken 56, Dylan Roberton, Sean Dempster
M: Sam Mitchell (C), Matthew Boyd 101, Hamish Hartlett, Luke Shuey 84
R: Will Minson 96
F: Jake Stringer, Jeff Garlett 121, Jamie Elliott 87, Dayne Zorko 105
U: Bryce Gibbs (VC) 82, Aaron Sandilands
E: Tom Scully, Josh Green 72, Tory Dickson 82
732/8 Captain yet to play... Looks like meow probably has the edge but close. Hope choosing Carlisle doesn't lose it for me :( Essendon bias coming back to bite.
Stringer played and scored 95 so we're 9/827. Patfull and Dempster are doing FA. Might come down to how Mitchell plays.
Quote from: Memphistopheles on April 05, 2015, 12:32:48 PM
Cape Town Cobras
B: Shaun Higgins, Shane Savage, Nick Haynes, Cam O'Shea
M: Trent Cotchin 63 (VC), Josh P Kennedy (C) 154, Dom Tyson 81, Scott Selwood 89
R: Stefan Martin 67
F: Tom Hawkins, Adam Cooney 70, Jeremy Cameron, Mitch Honeychurch 65
U: Ed Curnow 83 (mid), Craig Bird (mid/fwd) 93
E: Andrejs Everitt 84 (def), Mark Blicavs (mid/ruc), Stewart Crameri (fwd) 77,
Berlin Brewers
D: Michael Hibberd 59, Jarryn Geary, Colin Garland 91, Dustin Fletcher 74
M: Nat Fyfe (C), Jack Steven, Adam Treloar, Daniel Cross 99
R: Mark Jamar 90
F: Dale Thomas (VC) 4, Drew Petrie, Jack Watts 101, Lewis Jetta 63
I: Will Langford, Jack Viney 91
E: Marco Paparone 90, Jordan Murdoch, Dylan Grimes 45
Cape Town 849 with Higgins, Haynes, Savage, Hawkins and Cameron to come.
Berlin 672 (inc Daisty's score) with Geary, Fyfe, Steven, Treloar, Petrie, Langford and HGA to come.
Going to be a close finish but a big game from Fyfe will surely get them over the line.
Paparone will replace Daisy's score via the sub rule, but my HGA will be 4 still :(
Thanks for the update! Haven't even had time to look at my brewers this weekend.
Very close!
Nige do our scores pls :3
New York Revolution - 680/8
D: Heath Shaw, Josh Gibson, Paul Duffield, Sam Fisher
M: Steve Johnson, Jack Macrae (C) (160), Mitch Duncan, Leigh Montagna
R: Mike Pyke (65)
F: Harley Bennell (VC) (96) Travis Cloke (76), Josh J Kennedy(72) , Kurt Tippett (91)
U: Jed Adcock (73) , Kade Kolodjashnij (47)
E: Matt Rosa (96) , Sharrod Wellingham (70), Jarrad Waite
Dildos - 633/9
D: S.Atley, R.Bewick (31), B.Goodes (68), T.Chaplin (67)
M: B.Hill (C), M.Wallis (97), A.Brayshaw (86), B.Newton (78)
R: S.Durdin
F: J.Schulz, T.Adams (98)(VC), L.Thomas, B.Lennon (0)
U: L.Jong (97), J.DeGoey (11)
E: J.Clarke (69), S.Lemmens (0), L.Jones (54)
Haven't included the emergency scores for the donuts Dildos have. How do emergencies work here? Have to be same position?
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 02:35:35 PM
Nige do our scores pls :3
I'll calculate it again after the Saints/GWS game since we have a few in that.
Ben Brown out for us, but we get Jake Batchelor's score. ;D
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 05, 2015, 02:26:40 PM
Quote from: Memphistopheles on April 05, 2015, 12:32:48 PM
Cape Town Cobras
B: Shaun Higgins, Shane Savage, Nick Haynes, Cam O'Shea
M: Trent Cotchin 63 (VC), Josh P Kennedy (C) 154, Dom Tyson 81, Scott Selwood 89
R: Stefan Martin 67
F: Tom Hawkins, Adam Cooney 70, Jeremy Cameron, Mitch Honeychurch 65
U: Ed Curnow 83 (mid), Craig Bird (mid/fwd) 93
E: Andrejs Everitt 84 (def), Mark Blicavs (mid/ruc), Stewart Crameri (fwd) 77,
Berlin Brewers
D: Michael Hibberd 59, Jarryn Geary, Colin Garland 91, Dustin Fletcher 74
M: Nat Fyfe (C), Jack Steven, Adam Treloar, Daniel Cross 99
R: Mark Jamar 90
F: Dale Thomas (VC) 4, Drew Petrie, Jack Watts 101, Lewis Jetta 63
I: Will Langford, Jack Viney 91
E: Marco Paparone 90, Jordan Murdoch, Dylan Grimes 45
Cape Town 849 with Higgins, Haynes, Savage, Hawkins and Cameron to come.
Berlin 672 (inc Daisty's score) with Geary, Fyfe, Steven, Treloar, Petrie, Langford and HGA to come.
Going to be a close finish but a big game from Fyfe will surely get them over the line.
Paparone will replace Daisy's score via the sub rule, but my HGA will be 4 still :(
Thanks for the update! Haven't even had time to look at my brewers this weekend.
Very close!
Scratch that, I got my XVs codes mixed up, daisy comes off the field entirely, and isn't the HGA.
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 05, 2015, 02:49:18 PM
New York Revolution - 680/8
D: Heath Shaw, Josh Gibson, Paul Duffield, Sam Fisher
M: Steve Johnson, Jack Macrae (C) (160), Mitch Duncan, Leigh Montagna
R: Mike Pyke (65)
F: Harley Bennell (VC) (96) Travis Cloke (76), Josh J Kennedy(72) , Kurt Tippett (91)
U: Jed Adcock (73) , Kade Kolodjashnij (47)
E: Matt Rosa (96) , Sharrod Wellingham (70), Jarrad Waite
Dildos - 633/9
D: S.Atley, R.Bewick (31), B.Goodes (68), T.Chaplin (67)
M: B.Hill (C), M.Wallis (97), A.Brayshaw (86), B.Newton (78)
R: S.Durdin
F: J.Schulz, T.Adams (98)(VC), L.Thomas, B.Lennon (0)
U: L.Jong (97), J.DeGoey (11)
E: J.Clarke (69), S.Lemmens (0), L.Jones (54)
Haven't included the emergency scores for the donuts Dildos have. How do emergencies work here? Have to be same position?
Has to be in the same position.
using Lennon as an example, we first look and see if there is a forward on the bench to replace him. If there isn't, look at E1, then E2 then E3. If there is no forwards, then we use E1 at half points.
Cheers Purps
So I guess they get L.Jones added to their score to replace Lennon
Tokyo Samurai
Def: Burgoyne, Yarran 84, Ibbotson, Suckling
Mid: Judd 108, Miles 164 (CC), Parker 147 (CC), Jack 126
Ruck: Smith 75
Fwd: Dahlhaus 109, Lycett 64, Motlop, Cripps 102
IC: Carlisle 25, Henderson
Emergencies: Broughton 54, Gleeson 69, Johannisen 103
1,004/10 CC Played
vs
B: Joel Patfull 80, Liam Picken 56, Dylan Roberton 96, Sean Dempster 68
M: Sam Mitchell (C), Matthew Boyd 101, Hamish Hartlett, Luke Shuey 84
R: Will Minson 96
F: Jake Stringer 95, Jeff Garlett 121, Jamie Elliott 87, Dayne Zorko 105
U: Bryce Gibbs (VC) 82, Aaron Sandilands
E: Tom Scully 63, Josh Green 72, Tory Dickson 82
1071/12
Cairo Sands - 1036/11 with CCs
B: B.Smith, N.Smith 78, J.McGovern 145, S.Rowe 63
M: D.Beams 108x1.5=162 (cc), D.Prestia107, L.Dunstan 72, T.Colyer 64
R: S.Mumford 98x1.5=147(cc)
F: L.Breust, P.Puopolo, R.Palmer 73, J.Lonie 49
I: B.Brown J.Batchelor 76, B.Stratton
E: J.Batchelor 76, N.Gordon 6, C.Blakely
vs
Moscow - 822/8 with CCs
D: Dunn 86, McDonald, Docherty 147, Frawley
M: Ward 99x1.5=149 (cc), Heppell 117, Armitage 77, Bastinac
R: Naitanui 92x1.5=138 (cc)
F: Gray, Hogan 79, Monfries, Gault Ballantyne
U: Sheed 29, C. Pearce
Emg: May 104, Ballantyne, Vlastuin 115
It's gonna be close...
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 05, 2015, 04:26:24 PM
Cheers Purps
So I guess they get L.Jones added to their score to replace Lennon
Yup
New York Revolution - 975/11
D: Heath Shaw (85), Josh Gibson, Paul Duffield, Sam Fisher (100)
M: Steve Johnson, Jack Macrae (C) (160), Mitch Duncan, Leigh Montagna (110)
R: Mike Pyke (65)
F: Harley Bennell (VC) (96) Travis Cloke (76), Josh J Kennedy(72) , Kurt Tippett (91)
U: Jed Adcock (73) , Kade Kolodjashnij (47)
E: Matt Rosa (96) , Sharrod Wellingham (70), Jarrad Waite
Dildos - 687/10
D: S.Atley, R.Bewick (31), B.Goodes (68), T.Chaplin (67)
M: B.Hill (C), M.Wallis (97), A.Brayshaw (86), B.Newton (78)
R: S.Durdin
F: J.Schulz, T.Adams (98)(VC), L.Thomas, B.Lennon (0)
U: L.Jong (97), J.DeGoey (11)
E: J.Clarke (69), S.Lemmens (0), L.Jones (54)
Monfries the sub!
As per the sub rule, I think Moscow get May's score OOP?
Quote from: Hellopplz on April 05, 2015, 11:17:10 AM
Parisian Nice Lyon Reindeers
Backs: N. Malceski (79), L. Hodge, C. Enright, J. Harbrow (86)
Mids: M. Priddis (C) (156), N. Jones (VC) (99), D. Shiel, D. Rich (126)
Ruck: M. Lobbe
Fwds: J. Westhoff, C. Rioli, D. Swan (111), T.T. Lynch
Int: C. Wingard, D. Myers (1)
Emg: M. Williams (53), Z. Merrett (75), J. Trengove
David Myers subbed off for Marley Williams.
710/7
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
D: B. Houli (102), A. Mackie, E. Yeo (67)
M: M. Murphy (vc) (64), G. Ablett (c) (238), D. Zaharakis (76), S. Hill
R: S. Jacobs
F: T. Walker, M. Wright, P. Chapman (87), M. Clark, C. Sylvia
I: K. Cornes, L. Taylor (86)
E: P. Cripps (m) (53), J. Riewoldt (f) (89), A.Saad (f)
773/8
Sylvia not named, so Taylor moves to forwards and Cripps to the bench.
So far this is a cracker of a match! Thought with Ablett doing the usual and Priddis doing meh, that the scores would be further a part!!
Hodge + Shiel + Lobbe + Westhoff + Rioli + Lynch + Wingard + Enright
VS
Mackie + Hill + Jacobs + Walker + Wright + Clark + Cornes + 63 points
That is what we have to come, and as you can see some big names from both sides!
so Lobbe late out i take it we get merrett's score of 75....but being oop is it half or?
Edit: double checked with HP yeah as i though merrett points halved as OOP
Quote from: Nige on April 05, 2015, 05:14:31 PM
Monfries the sub!
As per the sub rule, I think Moscow get May's score OOP?
Last year, because not in the same position, Monfries stays in team
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 05:24:58 PM
Quote from: Nige on April 05, 2015, 05:14:31 PM
Monfries the sub!
As per the sub rule, I think Moscow get May's score OOP?
Last year, because not in the same position, Monfries stays in team
Oh, Monfries staying is even better!
Alrighty, have finally got round to reviewing all the teams... On phone so forgive briefness.
Mitch Brown is on Tokyo's list ringo. As per list preferences, have selected Tom lonergan as your E3 and bumped up your other emergencies.
Moscow, you named vlastuin as E3 before partial lockout, so you can't move him up to E1. Your emergencies stay as they were at partial lockout.
New Delhi, poor guys, you only have 16 available :( so just for recording purposes, conca and darley are your E2 and E3, based off preferences
Toronto Wolves
Def: J.Kelly, R.Shaw (51), D.Merrett (83)
Mid: S.Pendlebury (226), R.Griffen (70), A.Swallow (66), B.Cunnington (87)
Ruc: S.Morris (13)
Fwd: P.Ryder, J.Ziebell (81), M.Pavlich, L.Henderson (60), M.Robinson (85)
Int: R.Douglas (98), I.Smith
Emg: S.Morris (26), J.Crisp (85), K.Turner (29)
920/11 - inc captain
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch (65), C.Hooker (106), C.Shenton (96)
M: O.Wines (C), L.Neale (VC), J.Caddy, J.Polec
R: C.Wood (60)
F: E.Betts (147), T.Bell (115), S.Mayes (6), L.Shields (x0.5)
I/C: M.Weller (95), J.Aish (44)
Emg: L.Shiels (mid), S.Mayes (def) (11), T.Miller (mid) (30)
734/9
Hoping I've done all emergencies and replacements correctly
Been an absolutely horrid first round yet again at Toronto, with Ollie Wines looking like he holds the key to a Beijing victory.
186 + HGA + Kelly + Ryder + Pavlich + Smith
vs
Wines + Wines + Neale + Polec + Taylor + Caddy + Shiels (OOP)
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 05, 2015, 05:41:04 PM
Alrighty, have finally got round to reviewing all the teams... On phone so forgive briefness.
Mitch Brown is on Tokyo's list ringo. As per list preferences, have selected Tom lonergan as your E3 and bumped up your other emergencies.
Moscow, you named vlastuin as E3 before partial lockout, so you can't move him up to E1. Your emergencies stay as they were at partial lockout.
New Delhi, poor guys, you only have 16 available :( so just for recording purposes, conca and darley are your E2 and E3, based off preferences
I didn't move Vlastuin up I moved the other two down so I get him?
That's how I thought it worked, if not I would have made the first two non-playing guys
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 06:27:32 PM
I didn't move Vlastuin up I moved the other two down so I get him?
That's how I thought it worked, if not I would have made the first two non-playing guys
You named him as E3, so he is locked at E3, that's always how I did it
Cairo Sands - 1180/12 with CCs
B: B.Smith 144, N.Smith 78, J.McGovern 145, S.Rowe 63
M: D.Beams 108x1.5=162 (cc), D.Prestia107, L.Dunstan 72, T.Colyer 64
R: S.Mumford 98x1.5=147(cc)
F: L.Breust, P.Puopolo, R.Palmer 73, J.Lonie 49
I: B.Brown J.Batchelor 76, B.Stratton
E: J.Batchelor 76, N.Gordon 6, C.Blakely 0
vs
Moscow - 1054/11 with CCs
D: Dunn 86, McDonald 43, Docherty 147, Frawley
M: Ward 99x1.5=149 (cc), Heppell 117, Armitage 77, Bastinac 85
R: Naitanui 92x1.5=138 (cc)
F: Gray, Hogan 79, Monfries, Gault Ballantyne
U: Sheed 29, J.O'Meara S.May 104
Emg: May 104, Ballantyne, Vlastuin 115
Breust, Puopolo, Stratton, HGA (currently Lonie's 49)
vs
Gray, Monfries (sub for Port), Ballantyne and Frawley.
Starting to believe we can win this. #gocairo #underdogs
Wines going nuts, 58 at quarter time. Like a true skipper he's lifted to lead Beijing to a very strong position.
Will need Pavlich and Ryder to really lift in the next 3 quarters to give my boys playing tomorrow a fighting chance.
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 06:31:31 PM
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 06:27:32 PM
I didn't move Vlastuin up I moved the other two down so I get him?
That's how I thought it worked, if not I would have made the first two non-playing guys
You named him as E3, so he is locked at E3, that's always how I did it
Is it in the rules?
As I said I definitely would've 100% made my first two emgs Barrass and McInnes or something so I'd get Vlastuin's score, if somebody had told me before lockout.
Defo think I should get the score
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 07:14:01 PM
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 06:31:31 PM
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 06:27:32 PM
I didn't move Vlastuin up I moved the other two down so I get him?
That's how I thought it worked, if not I would have made the first two non-playing guys
You named him as E3, so he is locked at E3, that's always how I did it
Is it in the rules?
As I said I definitely would've 100% made my first two emgs Barrass and McInnes or something so I'd get Vlastuin's score, if somebody had told me before lockout.
Defo think I should get the score
If you had named him first emergency, and he scored 3, it wouldn't be fair to move him down to e3.
Or if he scored 10 at e3, pretty sure you'd have no problem moving others to e1 and e2 to avoid it
locked players mean they are locked wherever they are, it is clearly the fairest way
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 07:24:47 PM
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 07:14:01 PM
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 06:31:31 PM
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 06:27:32 PM
I didn't move Vlastuin up I moved the other two down so I get him?
That's how I thought it worked, if not I would have made the first two non-playing guys
You named him as E3, so he is locked at E3, that's always how I did it
Is it in the rules?
As I said I definitely would've 100% made my first two emgs Barrass and McInnes or something so I'd get Vlastuin's score, if somebody had told me before lockout.
Defo think I should get the score
If you had named him first emergency, and he scored 3, it wouldn't be fair to move him down to e3.
Or if he scored 10 at e3, pretty sure you'd have no problem moving others to e1 and e2 to avoid it
locked players mean they are locked wherever they are, it is clearly the fairest way
Well if I knew they were locked (like if
somebody told me when I made the move to try and get Flossy at e1) I would've made e1 and e2 Barrass and McInnes (who btw scored 120dt in the wafl this week :3) so I'd get Vlastuin's score.
I think that would be fair because this could cost me the match, and if it does there will be hell to raise
Inb4 it doesn't even matter. :P
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 07:53:01 PM
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 07:24:47 PM
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 07:14:01 PM
Quote from: ossie85 on April 05, 2015, 06:31:31 PM
Quote from: Bane on April 05, 2015, 06:27:32 PM
I didn't move Vlastuin up I moved the other two down so I get him?
That's how I thought it worked, if not I would have made the first two non-playing guys
You named him as E3, so he is locked at E3, that's always how I did it
Is it in the rules?
As I said I definitely would've 100% made my first two emgs Barrass and McInnes or something so I'd get Vlastuin's score, if somebody had told me before lockout.
Defo think I should get the score
If you had named him first emergency, and he scored 3, it wouldn't be fair to move him down to e3.
Or if he scored 10 at e3, pretty sure you'd have no problem moving others to e1 and e2 to avoid it
locked players mean they are locked wherever they are, it is clearly the fairest way
Well if I knew they were locked (like if somebody told me when I made the move to try and get Flossy at e1) I would've made e1 and e2 Barrass and McInnes (who btw scored 120dt in the wafl this week :3) so I'd get Vlastuin's score.
I think that would be fair because this could cost me the match, and if it does there will be hell to raise
Mate, you are suggesting that Purple check your team everytime you submit before the next lockout. He has a life.
You wanna screw around with loopholes this is a risk you take. Take responsibility for it, don't blame others, it was your screw up.
Players are locked into position. That's always been the rule, and this rule has been consistently applied for over three years now.
It's always been the case in the past. Players have always been locked into their positions after a partial lockout.
I believe nige didn't see your interchange swap before full lockout, as you put omeara at U2. Meaning your E1 in May comes on, whom scored 104, 11 less than flossy. So it might not cost you anyway.
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 05, 2015, 08:05:42 PM
It's always been the case in the past. Players have always been locked into their positions after a partial lockout.
I believe nige didn't see your interchange swap before full lockout, as you put omeara at U2. Meaning your E1 in May comes on, whom scored 104, 11 less than flossy. So it might not cost you anyway.
So his U2 is May not Pearce? :(
Bugger.
Toronto Wolves
Def: J.Kelly, R.Shaw (51), D.Merrett (83)
Mid: S.Pendlebury (226), R.Griffen (70), A.Swallow (66), B.Cunnington (87)
Ruc: S.Morris (13)
Fwd: P.Ryder (79), J.Ziebell (81), M.Pavlich (132), L.Henderson (60), M.Robinson (85)
Int: R.Douglas (98), I.Smith
Emg: S.Morris (26), J.Crisp (85), K.Turner (29)
1131/13 - inc captain
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor, M.Jaensch (65), C.Hooker (106), C.Shenton (96)
M: O.Wines (254), L.Neale (95), J.Caddy, J.Polec (107)
R: C.Wood (60)
F: E.Betts (147), T.Bell (115), S.Mayes (6), L.Shields (x0.5)
I/C: M.Weller (95), J.Aish (44)
Emg: L.Shiels (mid), S.Mayes (def) (11), T.Miller (mid) (30)
1190/12 - capt played
Kelly + Smith + HGA
vs
Taylor + Caddy + Shiels (OOP) + 59
Wines simply too good. Well played skipper, and well played Beijing - a nice upset to kick off round 1!
New York Revolution - 1049/12 C Played
D: Heath Shaw (85), Josh Gibson, Paul Duffield (74) Sam Fisher (100)
M: Steve Johnson, Jack Macrae (C) (160), Mitch Duncan, Leigh Montagna (110)
R: Mike Pyke (65)
F: Harley Bennell (VC) (96) Travis Cloke (76), Josh J Kennedy(72) , Kurt Tippett (91)
U: Jed Adcock (73) , Kade Kolodjashnij (47)
E: Matt Rosa (96) , Sharrod Wellingham (70), Jarrad Waite
Dildos - 950/14
D: S.Atley (98), R.Bewick (31), B.Goodes (68), T.Chaplin (67)
M: B.Hill (C), M.Wallis (97), A.Brayshaw (86), B.Newton (78)
R: S.Durdin J.Clarke (35)
F: J.Schulz (49), T.Adams (98)(VC), L.Thomas (81), B.Lennon (0) L.Jones (54)
U: L.Jong (97), J.DeGoey (11)
E: J.Clarke (69), S.Lemmens (0), L.Jones (54)
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Cairo Sands - 1229/12 with CCs and HGA
B: B.Smith 144, N.Smith 78, J.McGovern 145, S.Rowe 63
M: D.Beams 108x1.5=162 (cc), D.Prestia107, L.Dunstan 72, T.Colyer 64
R: S.Mumford 98x1.5=147(cc)
F: L.Breust, P.Puopolo, R.Palmer 73, J.Lonie 49x2=98 (hga)
I: B.Brown J.Batchelor 76, B.Stratton
E: J.Batchelor 76, N.Gordon 6, C.Blakely 0
vs
Moscow - 1232/14 with CCs
D: Dunn 86, McDonald 43, Docherty 147, Frawley
M: Ward 99x1.5=149 (cc), Heppell 117, Armitage 77, Bastinac 85
R: Naitanui 92x1.5=138 (cc)
F: Gray 122, Hogan 79, Monfries 8, Gault Ballantyne 48
U: Sheed 29, J.O'Meara S.May 104
Emg: May 104, Ballantyne, Vlastuin 115
We're gonna win bar a disaster. :o ;D
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
D: B. Houli (102), A. Mackie, E. Yeo (67)
M: M. Murphy (vc) (64), G. Ablett (c) (238), D. Zaharakis (76), S. Hill (53)
R: S. Jacobs (73)
F: T. Walker (177), M. Wright (44), P. Chapman (87), M. Clark, C. Sylvia
I: K. Cornes (82), L. Taylor (86)
E: P. Cripps (m) (53), J. Riewoldt (f) (89), A.Saad (f) (21)
Colin Sylvia out for Patrick Cripps.
1246/13 including HGA (44 at the moment).
Parisian Nice Lyon Reindeers
Backs: N. Malceski (79), L. Hodge, C. Enright, J. Harbrow (86)
Mids: M. Priddis (C) (156), N. Jones (VC) (99), D. Shiel (136), D. Rich (126)
Ruck: M. Lobbe
Fwds: J. Westhoff (78), C. Rioli, D. Swan (111), T.T. Lynch (65)
Int: C. Wingard (118), D. Myers (1)
Emg: M. Williams (53), Z. Merrett (75 at half points), J. Trengove (77)
David Myers subbed off for Marley Williams, Matthew Lobbe late out for Zach Merrett.
1145/12.
Clark + Mackie + 101 points
VS
Hodge + Enright + Rioli
This is tight as!! Walker's MASSIVE performance in his Rio debut is by far the shining light for their round, along with Ablett being reliable as Captain. While for PNL, Shiel, Rich, Wingard and new recruit Swan all stepped up to help put on a valiant effort to keep us in there.
Also want to be clear, Lobbe is a late out and Myers was subbed so both our emergencies come on. But which goes where? Does E1 cover Lobbe OOP and E2 go interchange bench, or the other way around? Just want to be clear as calculated it the other way around (as a worse case scenario). When it happened a few seasons ago for us think E1 went to cover the OOP first, but want to be sure :).
Fair to say I'm EXTREMELY happy with Walker!
HP my presumption would be that it would be in order of events.
Therefore as Myers was subbed first E1 (Williams) comes on for Myers and then when Lobbe is a late out that E2 being Z.Merrett replaces him.
That is only a presumption but I may well be wrong.
Tokyo Samurai
Def: Burgoyne, Yarran 84, Ibbotson 51, Suckling
Mid: Judd 108, Miles 164 (CC), Parker 147 (CC), Jack 126
Ruck: Smith 75
Fwd: Dahlhaus 109, Lycett 64, Motlop, Cripps 102
IC: Carlisle 25, Henderson 53
Emergencies: Broughton 54, Gleeson 69, Johannisen 103
1,108/12 CC Played
vs
B: Joel Patfull 80, Liam Picken 56, Dylan Roberton 96, Sean Dempster 68
M: Sam Mitchell (C), Matthew Boyd 101, Hamish Hartlett 80, Luke Shuey 84
R: Will Minson 96
F: Jake Stringer 95, Jeff Garlett 121, Jamie Elliott 87, Dayne Zorko 105
U: Bryce Gibbs (VC) 82, Aaron Sandilands 69
E: Tom Scully 63, Josh Green 72, Tory Dickson 82
1220/14
Need Mitchell to have a shocker...
@HP Consulted with oz to confirm my course of action. These situations are a little tricky, but if there is an OOP involved, we try and give you the most points possible.
So at this stage, Marley is OOP and zerret is full points.
However, if say Hodge went down, Marley would cover him. Therefore the worst performer out of zerret and trengove is now OOP ( zerret) and trengove comes on at full points
Quote from: roo boys! on April 05, 2015, 09:28:59 PM
Kelly + Smith + HGA
vs
Taylor + Caddy + Shiels (OOP) + 59
Wines simply too good. Well played skipper, and well played Beijing - a nice upset to kick off round 1!
Might come right down to the wire! Good performances from the boys so far though, gotta be happy with them 8)
Quote from: Toga on April 06, 2015, 09:33:34 AM
Quote from: roo boys! on April 05, 2015, 09:28:59 PM
Kelly + Smith + HGA
vs
Taylor + Caddy + Shiels (OOP) + 59
Wines simply too good. Well played skipper, and well played Beijing - a nice upset to kick off round 1!
Might come right down to the wire! Good performances from the boys so far though, gotta be happy with them 8)
I hope it does come down to the wire but I think the fact HGA is pretty much wasted on Morris' 13 which means your lead of 46 with an extra player in hand will simply prove to be a bridge too far.
Congrats though, been a good turn around at Beijing and a round 1 win holds you in good stead to improve on last seasons finish :)
Yeah that's true mate, odds are probably in our favour. But Shiels is OOP remember so a score of 50 would be a good result for us from him, and Kelly and Isaac are no mugs!
Would throw a spanner in the works if Caddy was sub though :-X
Don't need to calculate yesterday's scores to know that we probably are going to get crushed.
Treloar, Steven and Fyfe all killed it :'(
Quote from: Memphistopheles on April 06, 2015, 11:37:13 AM
Don't need to calculate yesterday's scores to know that we probably are going to get crushed.
Treloar, Steven and Fyfe all killed it :'(
:D
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 06:54:54 AM
@HP Consulted with oz to confirm my course of action. These situations are a little tricky, but if there is an OOP involved, we try and give you the most points possible.
So at this stage, Marley is OOP and zerret is full points.
However, if say Hodge went down, Marley would cover him. Therefore the worst performer out of zerret and trengove is now OOP ( zerret) and trengove comes on at full points
Awesome :D. Cheers Purps as helps clear it up for me given Lobbe is like our lone ruck playing for now, so handy to know when calculating scores.
Quote from: kilbluff1985 on April 04, 2015, 11:46:33 AM
Seoul
Def: Jack Newnes - Tom Langdon - Trent McKenzie - Cameron Sutcliffe
Mid: David Swallow - Toby Greene - Brandon Ellis (VC) - Lachie Whitfield
Ruck: Ben McEvoy
Fwd: Josh Kelly - Tom Boyd - Christian Salem - Eli Templeton
Int: Jonathon Ceglar - Jed Anderson
Emg: Jordan Roughead - Taylor Duryea - Jackson Nelson
Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
so many outs :o
So what happens with my opponent? No captain named, just VC. Does Ellis just become captain, because I didn't know you could do that.
Quote from: JROO8 on April 06, 2015, 02:36:05 PM
Quote from: kilbluff1985 on April 04, 2015, 11:46:33 AM
Seoul
Def: Jack Newnes - Tom Langdon - Trent McKenzie - Cameron Sutcliffe
Mid: David Swallow - Toby Greene - Brandon Ellis (VC) - Lachie Whitfield
Ruck: Ben McEvoy
Fwd: Josh Kelly - Tom Boyd - Christian Salem - Eli Templeton
Int: Jonathon Ceglar - Jed Anderson
Emg: Jordan Roughead - Taylor Duryea - Jackson Nelson
Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
so many outs :o
So what happens with my opponent? No captain named, just VC. Does Ellis just become captain, because I didn't know you could do that.
No, he gets captain based on preferences. If he wanted to 'loophole' the VC score, they needed to name a player not playing as captain.
Incredibly lucky for Seoul, based on their preferences (which they more or less left in alphabetical order), Jed Anderson becomes their captain.
BUT, since he has the green vest, he is subbed out from the game, so Brandon Ellis comes in (as the vice captain) for double points
Quote from: ossie85 on April 06, 2015, 03:04:57 PM
Quote from: JROO8 on April 06, 2015, 02:36:05 PM
Quote from: kilbluff1985 on April 04, 2015, 11:46:33 AM
Seoul
Def: Jack Newnes - Tom Langdon - Trent McKenzie - Cameron Sutcliffe
Mid: David Swallow - Toby Greene - Brandon Ellis (VC) - Lachie Whitfield
Ruck: Ben McEvoy
Fwd: Josh Kelly - Tom Boyd - Christian Salem - Eli Templeton
Int: Jonathon Ceglar - Jed Anderson
Emg: Jordan Roughead - Taylor Duryea - Jackson Nelson
Rest: Patrick Dangerfield
so many outs :o
So what happens with my opponent? No captain named, just VC. Does Ellis just become captain, because I didn't know you could do that.
No, he gets captain based on preferences. If he wanted to 'loophole' the VC score, they needed to name a player not playing as captain.
And this.
I missed this when I first reviewed the teams... so keep me on my toes everyone!
Wow, that luck by Seoul :o.
Also with Mackie not playing, lucky for Rio, Cripps goes to cover Mackie in the backline and they now get JRoo's 89 on the bench!
I had no idea WXV was going to be as complex as this
I get a headache trying to follow what's going on here. Way too many rules and scenarios
I'll just help AK field our team, and then just check at the end of each round to see how we went lol
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on April 06, 2015, 03:51:12 PM
I had no idea WXV was going to be as complex as this
I get a headache trying to follow what's going on here. Way too many rules and scenarios
I'll just help AK field our team, and then just check at the end of each round to see how we went lol
You'll get it eventually ha..
Just takes time.
It isn't too bad. I mean, if I can understand the rules, they can't be too confusing. :P It does take a bit of time to understand everything though.
I think this first round especially has just been a slight clusterflower with all sorts of things happening. :o
Quote from: Nige on April 06, 2015, 04:34:12 PM
I think this first round especially has just been a slight clusterflower with all sorts of things happening. :o
This, and the fact that at this very moment I just don't have the patience to try and understand isn't helping me lol
I'll look over it with a clear mind at another time, and I'm sure I'll be fine :)
Just a heads up, I'm still limited with my resources (i.e. away from my beast computer where all my spreadsheets are), so I hope to post the results (and game reports) tonight, and the rest of the end-of-round stuff tomorrow afternoon-ish.
I'll try and get the TOTW and Rising Star up tonight if I can as well.
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
D: B. Houli (102), A. Mackie (DNP), E. Yeo (67)
M: M. Murphy (vc) (64), G. Ablett (c) (238), D. Zaharakis (76), S. Hill (53)
R: S. Jacobs (73)
F: T. Walker (177), M. Wright (44), P. Chapman (87), M. Clark (77), C. Sylvia (DNP)
I: K. Cornes (82), L. Taylor (86)
E: P. Cripps (m) (53*0.5), J. Riewoldt (f) (89), A.Saad (f) (21)
Colin Sylvia out for Jack Riewoldt, Andrew Mackie out for Patrick Cripps (at half points).
1386 including HGA.
VS
Parisian Nice Lyon Reindeers
Backs: N. Malceski (79), L. Hodge (94), C. Enright (87), J. Harbrow (86)
Mids: M. Priddis (C) (156), N. Jones (VC) (99), D. Shiel (136), D. Rich (126)
Ruck: M. Lobbe (DNP)
Fwds: J. Westhoff (78), C. Rioli (95), D. Swan (111), T.T. Lynch (65)
Int: C. Wingard (118), D. Myers (1)
Emg: M. Williams (53*0.5), Z. Merrett (75), J. Trengove (77)
David Myers subbed off for Zach Merrett, Matthew Lobbe out for Marley Williams.
1432
Be afraid, be very afraid >:D.
Quote from: Hellopplz on April 06, 2015, 06:03:15 PM
Be afraid, be very afraid >:D.
I'll be afraid when you outscore me :P I'm looking at 1500+ this week, without first choice players Crouch, Grimes, Dixon, Thomas, X.Ellis >:D
New York Revolution 1397 including HGA
D: Heath Shaw (85), Josh Gibson (108) , Paul Duffield (74) Sam Fisher (100)
M: Steve Johnson (131), Jack Macrae (C) (160), Mitch Duncan (62), Leigh Montagna (110)
R: Mike Pyke (65)
F: Harley Bennell (VC) (96) Travis Cloke (76), Josh J Kennedy(72) , Kurt Tippett (91)
U: Jed Adcock (73) , Kade Kolodjashnij (47*2=94)
E: Matt Rosa , Sharrod Wellingham, Jarrad Waite
Defeat
Dildos - 1090
D: S.Atley (98), R.Bewick (31), B.Goodes (68), T.Chaplin (67)
M: B.Hill (C) (140), M.Wallis (97), A.Brayshaw (86), B.Newton (78)
R: S.Durdin J.Clarke (35)
F: J.Schulz (49), T.Adams (98)(VC), L.Thomas (81), B.Lennon (0) L.Jones (54)
U: L.Jong (97), J.DeGoey (11)
E: J.Clarke (69), S.Lemmens (0), L.Jones (54)
Solid start by our boys.
OMG!
I think Dublin may have beaten Pacific by less than 30 points! Won on HGA!
Barlow regret?!
Actually I think if Pacific played Barlow (75), they might not have played riskytv (102)... but still! Close!
Cairo Sands - 1478/15 with CCs and HGA
B: B.Smith 144, N.Smith 78, J.McGovern 145, S.Rowe 63
M: D.Beams 108x1.5=162 (cc), D.Prestia107, L.Dunstan 72, T.Colyer 64
R: S.Mumford 98x1.5=147(cc)
F: L.Breust 87, P.Puopolo 103, R.Palmer 73, J.Lonie 49x2=98 (hga)
I: B.Brown J.Batchelor 76, B.Stratton 59
E: J.Batchelor 76, N.Gordon 6, C.Blakely 0
vs
Moscow - 1301/15 with CCs
D: Dunn 86, McDonald 43, Docherty 147, Frawley 69
M: Ward 99x1.5=149 (cc), Heppell 117, Armitage 77, Bastinac 85
R: Naitanui 92x1.5=138 (cc)
F: Gray 122, Hogan 79, Monfries 8, Gault Ballantyne 48
U: Sheed 29, J.O'Meara S.May 104
Emg: May 104, Ballantyne, Vlastuin 115
Nobody thought we could do it, but we won. 8)
Toronto Wolves
Def: J.Kelly (82), R.Shaw (51), D.Merrett (83)
Mid: S.Pendlebury (226), R.Griffen (70), A.Swallow (66), B.Cunnington (87)
Ruc: S.Morris (13)
Fwd: P.Ryder (79), J.Ziebell (81), M.Pavlich (132), L.Henderson (60), M.Robinson (85)
Int: R.Douglas (98), I.Smith (63)
Emg: S.Morris (26), J.Crisp (85), K.Turner (29)
TOTAL: 1289 (inc. HGA)
Beijing Thunder:
D: H.Taylor (53, M.Jaensch (65), C.Hooker (106), C.Shenton (96)
M: O.Wines (254), L.Neale (95), J.Caddy (67), J.Polec (107)
R: C.Wood (60)
F: E.Betts (147), T.Bell (115), S.Mayes (6), L.Shiels (20.5)
I/C: M.Weller (95), J.Aish (44)
Emg: L.Shiels (mid) (41), S.Mayes (def) (11), T.Miller (mid) (30)
TOTAL: 1330.5
BEIJING WIN! Comiserations to the Wolves, nothing went right for you guys by the looks of it.
But stoked to kick off the season with a win! Even with two OOP forwards who combined for a total of 26.5 between them, huge efforts from Eddie Betts, Tommy Bell (against his former club), Cale Hooker and skipper Ollie Wines get us over the line.
Some great results to start the season so far
Underdogs getting up everywhere. :o
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 06:12:41 PM
OMG!
I think Dublin may have beaten Pacific by less than 30 points! Won on HGA!
Barlow regret?!
The tears are real :'(
Quote from: Jayman on April 06, 2015, 06:45:44 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 06:12:41 PM
OMG!
I think Dublin may have beaten Pacific by less than 30 points! Won on HGA!
Barlow regret?!
The tears are real :'(
But if Barlow played would you still have made Redden(95) Capt.?
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 06:12:41 PM
OMG!
I think Dublin may have beaten Pacific by less than 30 points! Won on HGA!
Barlow regret?!
They'd be kicking themselves if that happened!!
AND BEIJING! Shenton shining bright in his new team :').
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 06:07:01 PM
Quote from: Hellopplz on April 06, 2015, 06:03:15 PM
Be afraid, be very afraid >:D.
I'll be afraid when you outscore me :P I'm looking at 1500+ this week, without first choice players Crouch, Grimes, Dixon, Thomas, X.Ellis >:D
Yeah, wasn't anything special but was extremely tight so was a good match to follow. Great effort by Rio in their first game! And again, PNL have some depth for their reserves 8).
I did say dont rest, every team can have an off week.
my captain hopefully will never score under 70 again though.
Quote from: upthemaidens on April 06, 2015, 06:53:51 PM
Quote from: Jayman on April 06, 2015, 06:45:44 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 06:12:41 PM
OMG!
I think Dublin may have beaten Pacific by less than 30 points! Won on HGA!
Barlow regret?!
The tears are real :'(
But if Barlow played would you still have made Redden(95) Capt.?
Our score would have been lower with Barlow, because we would not have had Redden captain.
But losing on HGA hurts... :-\
Like I said before, well played and well deserved Beijing.
Considering disciplining myself, not the players so much for this one. Naming Hickey without checking the Sunday teams cost me, as did thoughtlessing forgetting to rank my emergencies (Morris at E1 over Crisp cost 59 points)
Mexico City Suns - 1,573
D: K.Simpson 103, S.Hurn 86, M.Broadbent 76, D. Byrne-Jones K.McIntosh 120 :-*
M: S.Sidebottom (C) 136x2 = 272, T.Rockliff 71, J.Lewis 154, B.Ebert 142
R: I.Maric (VC) 82
F: B.Deledio 66, B,Goddard 66, B.Harvey 54, J.Bartel 90
U: M.Stokes 102, N.Riewoldt 89
Seoul - 1,196
Def: Jack Newnes 69 - Tom Langdon 90 - Trent McKenzie 44 - Cameron Sutcliffe 61
Mid: David Swallow 79 - Toby Greene 54 - Brandon Ellis (VC) 123x2= 246 - Lachie Whitfield 100
Ruck: Ben McEvoy 76
Fwd: Josh Kelly 76 - Tom Boyd 55 - Christian Salem 55 - Eli Templeton 19x2 = 38 (HGA)
Int: Jonathon Ceglar 94 - Jed Anderson Jordan Roughead 59
Looks like Kamdyn has secured the RD1 rising star nomination too 8)
These game reports my be a little late... it takes a long time! Especially with round 1, writing down all these club debuts ::) you little happy traders you ;)
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 08:38:11 PM
These game reports my be a little late... it takes a long time! Especially with round 1, writing down all these club debuts ::) you little happy traders you ;)
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Berlin Win Midfield Tussle; Game
Oh and I'm happy too! Almost coach of the round 8) Cape Town would be disappointed that a lot of their good players failed to perform, whereas the Brewers' journey men stepped up.
Berlin Brewers (24.11.155) def Cape Town Cobras (21.7.133)
Best
Berlin: Nat Fyfe, Jack Steven, Adam Treloar, Jarryn Geary, Jack Watts
Cape Town: Josh P Kennedy, Shane Savage
Late Changes
Berlin: Dale Thomas replaced by Marco Paparone
Cape Town: Cameron O'Shea replaced by Andrejs Everitt
WXV Debut
Berlin: Nil
Cape Town: Nil
Club debut
Berlin: Adam Treloar, Daniel Cross, Drew Petrie, Dustin Fletcher, Marco Paparone, Will Langford
Cape Town: Mitch Honeychurch, Scott Selwood, Shane Savage
Reserves
Rhineland Rum-Runners (8.10.58) lost to Durban Pirates (10.10.70)
Best
Rhineland: Kyle Cheney, Ben Sinclair
Durban: Cameron McCarthy, Mark Blicavs, Jaden McGrath, Stewart Crameri
Cairo Outgun and Shock Spetsnaz
No one saw this coming! Cairo proved that the pre-season was just mere practice, and put themselves firmly back in the finals contenders group. Moscow were unfortunate with many below average performances from their players, but Cairo deserved the win.
Cairo Sands (23.10.148) def Moscow Spetsnaz (20.9.129)
Best
Cairo: Brodie Smith, Jeremy McGovern, Dayne Beams, Dion Prestia, Paul Puopolo
Moscow: Sam Docherty, Dyson Heppell, Robbie Gray, Steven May
Late Changes
Cairo: Ben Brown replaced by Jake Batchelor
Moscow: Corey Gault, Jaeger O'Meara replaced by Hayden Ballantyne, Steven May
WXV Debut
Cairo: Jack Lonie
Moscow: Jesse Hogan
Club debut
Cairo: Ben Stratton, Jake Batchelor, Nick Smith, Rhys Palmer, Travis Colyer
Moscow: David Armitage, Clancee Pearce, Hayden Ballantyne, Luke McDonald, Robbie Gray, Ryan Bastinac
Reserves
Alexandria Heiroglyphics (4.7.31) lost to Siberian Wolverines (14.8.92)
Best
Alexandria: Jeremy Laidler
Siberian: Nick Vlastuin, Josh Jenkins, Jack Hombsch
Christchurch with a heavenly debut
The veteran coach meow meow does it again! Although Tokyo had more centurions, the Saints simply had 15 contributors in their team, whereas Tokyo had passengers. Tokyo would be ruing a missed opportunity here, but weren't embarrassed by an impressive Saints performance.
Christchurch Saints (23.7.145) def Tokyo Samurai (21.11.137)
Best
Christchurch: Matthew Boyd, Jeff Garlett, Dayne Zorko
Tokyo: Shaun Burgoyne, Chris Judd, Anthony Miles, Kieran Jack, Luke Dahlhaus, Jamie Cripps
Late Changes
Christchurch: Nil
Tokyo: Nil
WXV Debut
Christchurch: Nil
Tokyo: Nil
Club debut
Christchurch: Aaron Sandilands, Bryce Gibbs, Dayne Zorko, Dylan Roberton, Hamish Hartlett, Jake Stringer, Jamie Elliott, Jeff Garlett, Joel Patfull, Liam Picken, Luke Shuey, Matthew Boyd, Sam Mitchell, Sean Dempster, Will Minson
Tokyo: Chris Yarran, Jamie Cripps, Scott Lycett, Shaun Burgoyne, Zac Smith
Reserves
Wellington Weta (10.10.70) lost to Yuzawa Yakuza (30.11.161)
Best
Wellington: Joshua Green, Aaron Vandenberg, Tory Dickson
Yuzawa: Andrew Carrazzo, Harry Cunnigham, Jason Johannisen, Sam Lloyd, Patrick Ambrose
Home Crowd cheers off impressive Islanders
Wow. What a match! No one gave Pacific a chance, especially after the Islanders rested boom recruit Barlow. But Pacific didn't care. They came to win and they came hard. Dublin only prevailed on HGA! Captain Joel Selwood very rusty on return.
Dublin Destroyers (23.9.147) def Pacific Islanders (23.7.145)
Best
Dublin: Alex Rance, Tom McDonald, Rory Sloane, Jobe Watson, Todd Goldstein, Jarryd Roughead, David Mundy
Pacific: Jeremy Howe, Rory Laird, Marcus Bontempelli, Jarryd Blair, Michael Rischitelli
Late Changes
Dublin: Lachlan Hansen replaced by Sam Frost
Pacific: Tom Mitchell, Ben Howlett replaced by Alex Fasolo, Tomas Bugg
WXV Debut
Dublin: Nil
Pacific: Nil
Club debut
Dublin: Dustin Martin, Jarryd Roughead, Jack Gunston, Rory Sloane
Pacific: Alex Fasolo, Cameron Guthrie, Devon Smith, Michael Rischitelli, Rory Laird
Reserves
Belfast Braves (8.7.55) lost to Port Morseby Iguanadons (17.9.111)
Best
Belfast: Nathan van Berlo, Josh Bruce
Port Morseby: Michael Barlow, Claye Beams, Lee Spurr, Ben Howlett, Adam Tomlinson
London showed up. New Delhi didn't
And the horrible round 1 history continues. This is the third straight round 1 performace where NDT have failed to score more than 100. But this was instead mainly due to only having 12 players to "choose" from. London solid, and would be happy with the win.
London Royals (21.8.134) def New Delhi Tigers (13.8.86)
Best
London: Dan Hannebery, Shane Edwards, Danyle Pearce
New Delhi: Andrew Gaff
Late Changes
London: Nil
New Delhi: Tom Nicholls, Koby Stevens, Zachary Williams replaced by a summer wind...
WXV Debut
London: Adam Saad
New Delhi: Isaac Heeney
Club debut
London: Bradley Sheppard, Mark Baguley, Mark LeCras
New Delhi: Ben Griffiths, Chris Masten, Daniel Gorringe, Jarman Impey, Jarrad Grant, Jesse White, Simon White, Stephen Coniglio, Zachary Clarke
Reserves
Imperial Princes (10.7.67) def Mumbai Elephants (0.0.0)
Best
Imperial: Nil
Mumbai: Nil
New York break drought against Buenos Aires
New York register their first win of the season and first win of debut coaches RD and AK. A very respectable score in 140 too, and they know had injuries in pre season gone their way, then that score would be higher. Buenos Aires I think have officially started their long season, but did not score the lowest for the week.
New York Revolution (22.8.140) def Buenos Aires Armadillos (17.7.109)
Best
New York: Josh Gibson, Sam Fisher, Steve Johnson, Leigh Montagna
Buenos Aires: Nil
Late Changes
New York: Nil
Buenos Aires: Sam Durdin, Ben Lennon replaced by Justin Clarke, Liam Jones
WXV Debut
New York: Nil
Buenos Aires: Angus Brayshaw, Ben Newton, Jordan De Goey
Club debut
New York: Heath Shaw, Jed Adcock, Josh J Kennedy, Kurt Tippett, Leigh Montagna, Mitch Duncan, Paul Duffield, Steve Johnson
Buenos Aires: Bradley Hill, Brett Goodes, Justin Clarke, Liam Jones, Lindsay Thomas, Mitch Wallis, Rohan Bewick, Shaun Atley, Taylor Adams, Troy Chaplin
Reserves
Washington Rebellion (19.11.125) def Buenos Aires Armadillos (17.8.110)
Best
Washington: Matt Rosa, Sharrod Wellingham, Heath Grundy
Buenos Aires: Dale Morris, Jake Melksham
PNL all class in crucial match against Rio
Result aside, Rio would be content with their debut, scoring a respectable 139. However, not even a rampant Taylor Walker could beat the all round strength of PNL, who will finally look to the finals this year.
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (22.7.139) lost to PNL Reindeers (23.7.145)
Best
Rio de Janeiro: Bachar Houli, Gary Ablett Jnr, Taylor Walker
PNL: Dylan Shiel, Daniel Rich, Dane Swan, Chad Wingard
Late Changes
Rio de Janeiro: Andrew Mackie, Colin Sylvia replaced by Patrick Cripps, Jack Riewoldt
PNL: Matthew Lobbe, David Myers replaced by Marley Williams, Zachary Merrett
WXV Debut
Rio de Janeiro: Nil
PNL: Nil
Club debut
Rio de Janeiro: Bachar Houli, David Zaharakis, Elliot Yeo, Gary jnr Ablett, Jack Riewoldt, Kane Cornes, Lewis Taylor, Marc Murphy, Matthew Wright, Mitch Clark, Patrick Cripps, Paul Chapman, Sam Jacobs, Stephen Hill, Taylor Walker
PNL: Dane Swan, Luke Hodge, Nick Malceski
Reserves
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (4.7.31) lost to Marseille Kings (9.9.63)
Best
Rio de Janeiro: Adam Schneider
Marseille: Jackson Trengove
Suns waiting for the end of Round 17 in brutal display of dominance
The Suns looked like they didn't exert themselves much in getting the highest score of the week (... I was so god damn close this time), but face the prospect of being without Sidebottom and Rockliff for some while. Seoul was looking at Round 2 at the start of the match, having rested star midfielder Patrick Dangerfield for next's weeks clash against Cairo.
Seoul Magpies (19.6.120) lost to Mexico City Suns (25.7.157)
Best
Seoul: Brandon Ellis, Lachie Whitfield
Mexico City: Kade Simpson, Steele Sidebottom, Jordan Lewis, Bradley Ebert, Matthew Stokes, Kamdyn McIntosh
Late Changes
Seoul: Jed Anderson replaced by Jordan Roughead
Mexico City: Darcy Byrne-Jones replaced by Kamdyn McIntosh
WXV Debut
Seoul: Nil
Mexico City: Kamdyn McIntosh
Club debut
Seoul: Jonathon Ceglar, Lachie Whitfield, Toby Greene, Trent McKenzie
Mexico City: Brent Harvey, Brett Deledio, Kade Simpson, Matthew Broadbent, Matthew Stokes, Tom Rockliff
Reserves
Pyongyang Chollimas (8.9.57) lost to Mexico City Suns (20.7.127)
Best
Pyongyang: Patrick Dangerfield
Mexico City: Allen Christensen, Shaun Grigg, Taylor Hunt, Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
Beijing Hype as loud as their Thunder
A strong pre-season (3rd place overall) and now an impressive round 1 win... is this the year we finally see the lightning after hearing about this thunder for so long?! Toronto would be very disappointed dropping this match, but as they showed last year, this isn't the end of the world and could still make the finals.
Toronto Wolves (21.6.132) lost to Beijing Thunder (21.11.137)
Best
Toronto: Scott Pendlebury, Matthew Pavlich, Richard Douglas
Beijing: Cale Hooker, Oliver Wines, Jared Polec, Eddie Betts, Tom Bell
Late Changes
Toronto: Tom Hickey replaced by Steven Morris
Beijing: Danny Stanley, Ben Kennedy replaced by Liam Shiels, Touk Miller
WXV Debut
Toronto: Nil
Beijing: Touk Miller
Club debut
Toronto: Daniel Merrett, Isaac Smith, James Kelly, Matthew Pavlich, Richard Douglas, Ryan Griffen
Beijing: Cameron Shenton, Cameron Wood, Jared Polec, Matthew Jaensch, Maverick Weller, Tom Bell
Reserves
Manitoba Moose (10.8.68) lost to Shanghai Storm (16.10.106)
Best
Manitoba: Jack Crisp, Jamie MacMillan, Sam Butler, Alan Toovey
Shanghai: Brodie Grundy, Thomas Jonas, Phil Davis, Travis Varcoe, Michael Talia
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 06, 2015, 09:31:50 PM
Suns waiting for the end of Round 17 in brutal display of dominance
The Suns looked like they didn't exert themselves much in getting the highest score of the week (... I was so god damn close this time), but face the prospect of being without Sidebottom and Rockliff for some while. Seoul was looking at Round 2 at the start of the match, having rested star midfielder Patrick Dangerfield for next's weeks clash against Cairo.
Seoul Magpies (19.8.120) lost to Mexico City Suns (25.7.157)
Best
Seoul: Brandon Ellis, Lachie Whitfield
Mexico City: Kade Simpson, Steele Sidebottom, Jordan Lewis, Bradley Ebert, Matthew Stokes, Kamdyn McIntosh
Late Changes
Seoul: Jed Anderson replaced by Jordan Roughead
Mexico City: Darcy Byrne-Jones replaced by Kamdyn McIntosh
WXV Debut
Seoul: Nil
Mexico City: Kamdyn McIntosh
Club debut
Seoul: Jonathon Ceglar, Lachie Whitfield, Toby Greene, Trent McKenzie
Mexico City: Brent Harvey, Brett Deledio, Kade Simpson, Matthew Broadbent, Matthew Stokes, Tom Rockliff
Reserves
Pyongyang Chollimas (8.7.55) lost to Mexico City Suns (9.10.63)
Best
Pyongyang: Patrick Dangerfield
Mexico City: Allen Christensen, Shaun Grigg, Taylor Hunt, Cameron Ellis-Yolmen
shower, didn't think I would get the top score after my forwards spudding it up.
Lucky we have Kamdyn, dominated against his former team :P
#NoVlastuinNoLegitimateResult imho :P
Congrats to purps for his first round tho!
Quote from: Bane on April 06, 2015, 09:40:16 PM
#NoVlastuinNoLegitimateResult imho :P
Congrats to purps for his first round tho!
Lol, thanks man! :)
Washington would have to be favourites for the reserve premiership #rebellion
Nice work Purps :)
100% winning record doges!
None of Gibbs, Hartlett, Shuey, Mitchell (C) or Sandi scored over 90 so we've got room for improvement for sure.
wow closer than I thought. took them a little lightly and almost paid the price. Hopefully I have birchall back or i might need to play 5 forwards.
Selwood has lost the captain armband after almost costing me a game even if he got me the flag. Rumour is new recruit Sloane could be getting captain duties.
Great write ups and well done Purps :)
Well done first up Purps, looking like a seamless transition of the administrative duties!
Yet again congrats Beijing. Good to see the Moose (Meese?) have a victory in their first game under a new name
Don't know how good it is to see our reserves register a score for once :P Plenty of improvement left in us as well, hopefully we won't be playing 2 OOP forwards in the future.
Good stuff Purps, have done very well mate :)
Belfast 57 lost to Port Moresby 57
I call shenanigans
#dublinhaters
Quote from: Holz on April 07, 2015, 02:35:36 PM
Belfast 57 lost to Port Moresby 57
I call shenanigans
#dublinhaters
Yeah on reviewing these scorelines, a lot of them don't add up... the total does, just not the goals + behinds.
About to go fix them, my excel document has a flaw it seems :P
Good lord, what I wrote down was way off between you two in reserves:
Dublin 273, Pacific 553
I shall go and amend all of them now.
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 07, 2015, 02:46:30 PM
Quote from: Holz on April 07, 2015, 02:35:36 PM
Belfast 57 lost to Port Moresby 57
I call shenanigans
#dublinhaters
Yeah on reviewing these scorelines, a lot of them don't add up... the total does, just not the goals + behinds.
About to go fix them, my excel document has a flaw it seems :P
Good lord, what I wrote down was way off between you two in reserves:
Dublin 273, Pacific 553
I shall go and amend all of them now.
On second thiughts, forget about it
Right, I forgot to adjust the dividing factor in every reserves away match from 10 to 5... so basically, if you were an away team, your reserves score just doubled :P
Have fixed it now, shouldn't happen again 8)
Sack him. I never made a mistake
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 07, 2015, 03:05:56 PM
Right, I forgot to adjust the dividing factor in every reserves away match from 10 to 5... so basically, if you were an away team, your reserves score just doubled :P
Unless your NDT. You stay at zero :P
Also guys, thoughts on using these as mid-round score updates? (like I intended to do on sunday morning)
I have these auto-formatted, so I do is copy and paste into a post, so close to no work involved.
Was wondering if these were readable enough, and whether you guys would like them to feature mid-round and end-of-round so you can compare your scores to what I've recorded.
| Berlin Brewers | | | | | Cape Town Cobras | | | |
POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Michael Hibberd | 59 | 1 | 59 | D1 | Shaun Higgins | 90 | 1 | 90 |
D2 | Jarryn Geary | 111 | 1 | 111 | D2 | Shane Savage | 101 | 1 | 101 |
D3 | Colin Garland | 91 | 1 | 91 | D3 | Nick Haynes | 67 | 1 | 67 |
D4 | Dustin Fletcher | 74 | 1 | 74 | D4 | Cameron O'Shea | 0 | DNP | 0 |
M1 | Nat Fyfe | 115 | C | 230 | M1 | Trent Cotchin | 63 | VC | 63 |
M2 | Jack Steven | 100 | 1 | 100 | M2 | Josh P Kennedy | 127 | C | 254 |
M3 | Adam Treloar | 157 | 1 | 157 | M3 | Dom Tyson | 81 | 1 | 81 |
M4 | Daniel Cross | 99 | 1 | 99 | M4 | Scott Selwood | 89 | 1 | 89 |
R1 | Mark Jamar | 90 | 1 | 90 | R1 | Stefan Martin | 67 | 1 | 67 |
F1 | Dale Thomas | 4 | DNP | 0 | F1 | Tom Hawkins | 56 | 1 | 56 |
F2 | Drew Petrie | 52 | H | 104 | F2 | Adam Cooney | 70 | 1 | 70 |
F3 | Jack Watts | 101 | 1 | 101 | F3 | Jeremy Cameron | 68 | 1 | 68 |
F4 | Lewis Jetta | 63 | 1 | 63 | F4 | Mitch Honeychurch | 65 | 1 | 65 |
U1 | Will Langford | 87 | 1 | 87 | U1 | Edward Curnow | 83 | 1 | 83 |
U2 | Jack Viney | 91 | 1 | 91 | U2 | Craig Bird | 93 | 1 | 93 |
E1 | Marco Paparone | 90 | E | 90 | E1 | Andrejs Everitt | 84 | E | 84 |
E2 | Jordan Murdoch | 0 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Mark Blicavs | 99 | DNP | 0 |
E3 | Dylan Grimes | 45 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Stewart Crameri | 77 | DNP | 0 |
| | | Total | 1547 | | | | Total | 1331 |
| Cairo Sands | | | | | Moscow Spetsnaz | | | |
POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Brodie Smith | 144 | 1 | 144 | D1 | Lynden Dunn | 86 | 1 | 86 |
D2 | Nick Smith | 78 | 1 | 78 | D2 | Luke McDonald | 43 | 1 | 43 |
D3 | Jeremy McGovern | 145 | 1 | 145 | D3 | Sam Docherty | 147 | 1 | 147 |
D4 | Sam Rowe | 63 | 1 | 63 | D4 | Clancee Pearce | 60 | 1 | 60 |
M1 | Dayne Beams | 108 | CC | 162 | M1 | Callan Ward | 99 | CC | 148.5 |
M2 | Dion Prestia | 107 | 1 | 107 | M2 | Dyson Heppell | 117 | 1 | 117 |
M3 | Luke Dunstan | 72 | 1 | 72 | M3 | David Armitage | 77 | 1 | 77 |
M4 | Travis Colyer | 64 | 1 | 64 | M4 | Ryan Bastinac | 85 | 1 | 85 |
R1 | Shane Mumford | 98 | CC | 147 | R1 | Nic Naitanui | 92 | CC | 138 |
F1 | Luke Breust | 87 | 1 | 87 | F1 | Robbie Gray | 122 | 1 | 122 |
F2 | Paul Puopolo | 103 | 1 | 103 | F2 | Jesse Hogan | 79 | 1 | 79 |
F3 | Rhys Palmer | 73 | 1 | 73 | F3 | Angus Monfries | 8 | 1 | 8 |
F4 | Jack Lonie | 49 | H | 98 | F4 | Corey Gault | 0 | DNP | 0 |
U1 | Ben Brown | 0 | DNP | 0 | U1 | Dominic Sheed | 29 | 1 | 29 |
U2 | Ben Stratton | 59 | 1 | 59 | U2 | Jaeger O'Meara | 0 | DNP | 0 |
E1 | Jake Batchelor | 76 | E | 76 | E1 | Steven May | 104 | E | 104 |
E2 | Nathan Gordon | 6 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Hayden Ballantyne | 48 | E | 48 |
E3 | Connor Blakely | 0 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Nick Vlastuin | 115 | DNP | 0 |
| | | Total | 1478 | | | | Total | 1292 |
| Christchurch Saints | | | | | Tokyo Samurai | | | |
POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Joel Patfull | 80 | 1 | 80 | D1 | Shaun Burgoyne | 111 | 1 | 111 |
D2 | Liam Picken | 56 | H | 112 | D2 | Chris Yarran | 84 | 1 | 84 |
D3 | Dylan Roberton | 96 | 1 | 96 | D3 | Garrick Ibbotson | 51 | 1 | 51 |
D4 | Sean Dempster | 68 | 1 | 68 | D4 | Matt Suckling | 63 | 1 | 63 |
M1 | Sam Mitchell | 86 | C | 172 | M1 | Chris Judd | 108 | 1 | 108 |
M2 | Matthew Boyd | 101 | 1 | 101 | M2 | Anthony Miles | 109 | CC | 163.5 |
M3 | Hamish Hartlett | 86 | 1 | 86 | M3 | Luke Parker | 98 | CC | 147 |
M4 | Luke Shuey | 84 | 1 | 84 | M4 | Kieran Jack | 126 | 1 | 126 |
R1 | Will Minson | 96 | 1 | 96 | R1 | Zac Smith | 75 | 1 | 75 |
F1 | Jake Stringer | 95 | 1 | 95 | F1 | Luke Dahlhaus | 109 | 1 | 109 |
F2 | Jeff Garlett | 121 | 1 | 121 | F2 | Scott Lycett | 64 | 1 | 64 |
F3 | Jamie Elliott | 87 | 1 | 87 | F3 | Steven Motlop | 92 | 1 | 92 |
F4 | Dayne Zorko | 105 | 1 | 105 | F4 | Jamie Cripps | 102 | 1 | 102 |
U1 | Bryce Gibbs | 82 | VC | 82 | U1 | Jake Carlisle | 25 | 1 | 25 |
U2 | Aaron Sandilands | 69 | 1 | 69 | U2 | Ricky Henderson | 53 | 1 | 53 |
E1 | Tom Scully | 63 | DNP | 0 | E1 | Greg Broughton | 54 | DNP | 0 |
E2 | Joshua Green | 72 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Martin Gleeson | 69 | DNP | 0 |
E3 | Tory Dickson | 82 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Jason Johannisen | 103 | DNP | 0 |
| | | Total | 1454 | | | | Total | 1374 |
| Dublin Destroyers | | | | | Pacific Islanders | | | |
POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Alex Rance | 112 | 1 | 112 | D1 | Jeremy Howe | 119 | 1 | 119 |
D2 | Robert Murphy | 63 | 1 | 63 | D2 | Michael Hurley | 88 | 1 | 88 |
D3 | Lachlan Hansen | 0 | DNP | 0 | D3 | Curtly Hampton | 39 | 1 | 39 |
D4 | Tom McDonald | 125 | 1 | 125 | D4 | Rory Laird | 107 | 1 | 107 |
M1 | Joel Selwood | 69 | C | 138 | M1 | Jack Redden | 95 | C | 190 |
M2 | Rory Sloane | 145 | VC | 145 | M2 | Sam Gibson | 91 | 1 | 91 |
M3 | Jobe Watson | 104 | 1 | 104 | M3 | Cameron Guthrie | 92 | 1 | 92 |
M4 | Travis Boak | 82 | 1 | 82 | M4 | Marcus Bontempelli | 126 | VC | 126 |
R1 | Todd Goldstein | 100 | 1 | 100 | R1 | Matthew Leuenberger | 96 | 1 | 96 |
F1 | Lance Franklin | 90 | 1 | 90 | F1 | Tom Mitchell | 0 | DNP | 0 |
F2 | Dustin Martin | 51 | 1 | 51 | F2 | Jack Martin | 64 | 1 | 64 |
F3 | Jarryd Roughead | 105 | 1 | 105 | F3 | Ben Howlett | 95 | DNP | 0 |
F4 | Jack Gunston | 70 | 1 | 70 | F4 | Devon Smith | 77 | 1 | 77 |
U1 | David Mundy | 119 | 1 | 119 | U1 | Jarryd Blair | 107 | 1 | 107 |
U2 | Nick Dal Santo | 72 | 1 | 72 | U2 | Michael Rischitelli | 102 | 1 | 102 |
E1 | Scott Thompson | 0 | DNP | 0 | E1 | Alex Fasolo | 77 | E | 77 |
E2 | Michael Walters | 54 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Tomas Bugg | 72 | E | 72 |
E3 | Sam Frost | 48 | H | 96 | E3 | Lee Spurr | 84 | DNP | 0 |
| | | Total | 1472 | | | | Total | 1447 |
| London Royals | | | | | New Delhi Tigers | | | |
POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Adam Saad | 89 | 1 | 89 | D1 | Simon White | 77 | 1 | 77 |
D2 | Mark Baguley | 61 | 1 | 61 | D2 | Jarman Impey | 66 | 1 | 66 |
D3 | Dane Rampe | 98 | 1 | 98 | D3 | Daniel Talia | 75 | 1 | 75 |
D4 | Bradley Sheppard | 61 | 1 | 61 | D4 | Zachary Williams | 0 | DNP | 0 |
M1 | Dan Hannebery | 133 | C | 266 | M1 | Stephen Coniglio | 18 | C | 36 |
M2 | David Mackay | 71 | 1 | 71 | M2 | Andrew Gaff | 104 | VC | 104 |
M3 | Brent Stanton | 32 | H | 64 | M3 | Chris Masten | 93 | 1 | 93 |
M4 | Heritier Lumumba | 73 | 1 | 73 | M4 | Isaac Heeney | 96 | 1 | 96 |
R1 | Tom Bellchambers | 82 | 1 | 82 | R1 | Daniel Gorringe | 71 | 1 | 71 |
F1 | Mark Lecras | 76 | 1 | 76 | F1 | Ben Griffiths | 79 | 1 | 79 |
F2 | Shane Edwards | 103 | 1 | 103 | F2 | Zachary Clarke | 62 | 1 | 62 |
F3 | Chris Mayne | 36 | 1 | 36 | F3 | Jesse White | 83 | 1 | 83 |
F4 | Troy Menzel | 87 | 1 | 87 | F4 | Jarrad Grant | 15 | 1 | 15 |
U1 | Danyle Pearce | 126 | 1 | 126 | U1 | Tom Nicholls | 0 | DNP | 0 |
U2 | Sam Wright | 45 | 1 | 45 | U2 | Koby Stevens | 0 | DNP | 0 |
E1 | Daniel McStay | 49 | DNP | 0 | E1 | Tom Curren | 0 | DNP | 0 |
E2 | Billy Hartung | 0 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Reece Conca | 0 | DNP | 0 |
E3 | Tom Lonergan | 49 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Sam Darley | 0 | DNP | 0 |
| | | Total | 1338 | | | | Total | 857 |
| New York Revolution | | | | | Buenos Aires Armadillos | | | |
POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Heath Shaw | 85 | 1 | 85 | D1 | Shaun Atley | 98 | 1 | 98 |
D2 | Josh Gibson | 108 | 1 | 108 | D2 | Rohan Bewick | 31 | 1 | 31 |
D3 | Paul Duffield | 74 | 1 | 74 | D3 | Brett Goodes | 68 | 1 | 68 |
D4 | Sam Fisher | 100 | 1 | 100 | D4 | Troy Chaplin | 67 | 1 | 67 |
M1 | Steve Johnson | 131 | 1 | 131 | M1 | Bradley Hill | 70 | C | 140 |
M2 | Jackson Macrae | 80 | C | 160 | M2 | Mitch Wallis | 97 | 1 | 97 |
M3 | Mitch Duncan | 63 | 1 | 63 | M3 | Angus Brayshaw | 86 | 1 | 86 |
M4 | Leigh Montagna | 110 | 1 | 110 | M4 | Ben Newton | 78 | 1 | 78 |
R1 | Mike Pyke | 65 | 1 | 65 | R1 | Sam Durdin | 0 | DNP | 0 |
F1 | Harley Bennell | 96 | VC | 96 | F1 | Jay Schulz | 49 | 1 | 49 |
F2 | Travis Cloke | 76 | 1 | 76 | F2 | Taylor Adams | 98 | VC | 98 |
F3 | Josh J Kennedy | 72 | 1 | 72 | F3 | Lindsay Thomas | 81 | 1 | 81 |
F4 | Kurt Tippett | 91 | 1 | 91 | F4 | Ben Lennon | 0 | DNP | 0 |
U1 | Jed Adcock | 73 | 1 | 73 | U1 | Lin Jong | 97 | 1 | 97 |
U2 | Kade Kolodjashnij | 47 | H | 94 | U2 | Jordan De Goey | 11 | 1 | 11 |
E1 | Matt Rosa | 96 | DNP | 0 | E1 | Justin Clarke | 69 | P | 34.5 |
E2 | Sharrod Wellingham | 70 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Sean Lemmens | 0 | DNP | 0 |
E3 | Jarrad Waite | 13 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Liam Jones | 54 | E | 54 |
| | | Total | 1398 | | | | Total | 1090 |
| Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | | | | | PNL Reindeers | | | |
POS | Team Format: Attack | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Bachar Houli | 102 | 1 | 102 | D1 | Nick Malceski | 79 | 1 | 79 |
D2 | Andrew Mackie | 0 | DNP | 0 | D2 | Luke Hodge | 97 | 1 | 97 |
D3 | Elliot Yeo | 67 | 1 | 67 | D3 | Corey Enright | 94 | 1 | 94 |
M1 | Marc Murphy | 64 | VC | 64 | D4 | Jarrod Harbrow | 86 | 1 | 86 |
M2 | Gary jnr Ablett | 119 | C | 238 | M1 | Matt Priddis | 78 | C | 156 |
M3 | David Zaharakis | 76 | 1 | 76 | M2 | Nathan Jones | 99 | VC | 99 |
M4 | Stephen Hill | 56 | 1 | 56 | M3 | Dylan Shiel | 136 | 1 | 136 |
R1 | Sam Jacobs | 73 | 1 | 73 | M4 | Daniel Rich | 126 | 1 | 126 |
F1 | Taylor Walker | 177 | 1 | 177 | R1 | Matthew Lobbe | 0 | DNP | 0 |
F2 | Matthew Wright | 44 | H | 88 | F1 | Justin Westhoff | 79 | 1 | 79 |
F3 | Paul Chapman | 87 | 1 | 87 | F2 | Cyril Rioli | 98 | 1 | 98 |
F4 | Mitch Clark | 78 | 1 | 78 | F3 | Dane Swan | 111 | 1 | 111 |
F5 | Colin Sylvia | 0 | DNP | 0 | F4 | Tom T Lynch | 65 | 1 | 65 |
U1 | Kane Cornes | 86 | 1 | 86 | U1 | Chad Wingard | 121 | 1 | 121 |
U2 | Lewis Taylor | 86 | 1 | 86 | U2 | David Myers | 1 | DNP | 0 |
E1 | Patrick Cripps | 53 | P | 27 | E1 | Marley Williams | 53 | P | 27 |
E2 | Jack Riewoldt | 89 | E | 89 | E2 | Zachary Merrett | 75 | E | 75 |
E3 | Ahmed Saad | 21 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Jackson Trengove | 78 | DNP | 0 |
| | | Total | 1394 | | | | Total | 1449 |
| Seoul Magpies | | | | | Mexico City Suns | | | |
POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | Jack Newnes | 69 | 1 | 69 | D1 | Kade Simpson | 103 | 1 | 103 |
D2 | Tom Langdon | 90 | 1 | 90 | D2 | Shannon Hurn | 86 | 1 | 86 |
D3 | Trent McKenzie | 44 | 1 | 44 | D3 | Matthew Broadbent | 76 | 1 | 76 |
D4 | Cameron Sutcliffe | 61 | 1 | 61 | D4 | Darcy Byrne-Jones | 0 | DNP | 0 |
M1 | David Swallow | 79 | 1 | 79 | M1 | Steele Sidebottom | 136 | C | 272 |
M2 | Toby Greene | 54 | 1 | 54 | M2 | Tom Rockliff | 71 | 1 | 71 |
M3 | Brandon Ellis | 123 | C | 246 | M3 | Jordan Lewis | 154 | 1 | 154 |
M4 | Lachie Whitfield | 100 | 1 | 100 | M4 | Bradley Ebert | 142 | 1 | 142 |
R1 | Ben McEvoy | 76 | 1 | 76 | R1 | Ivan Maric | 82 | VC | 82 |
F1 | Joshua Kelly | 76 | 1 | 76 | F1 | Brett Deledio | 66 | 1 | 66 |
F2 | Thomas Boyd | 55 | 1 | 55 | F2 | Brendon Goddard | 66 | 1 | 66 |
F3 | Christian Salem | 55 | 1 | 55 | F3 | Brent Harvey | 54 | 1 | 54 |
F4 | Eli Templeton | 19 | H | 38 | F4 | Jimmy Bartel | 90 | 1 | 90 |
U1 | Jonathon Ceglar | 94 | 1 | 94 | U1 | Matthew Stokes | 102 | 1 | 102 |
U2 | Jed Anderson | 36 | DNP | 0 | U2 | Nick Riewoldt | 89 | 1 | 89 |
E1 | Jordan Roughead | 59 | E | 59 | E1 | Daniel Wells | 50 | DNP | 0 |
E2 | Taylor Duryea | 65 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Cameron Ellis-Yolmen | 78 | DNP | 0 |
E3 | Jackson Nelson | 32 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Kamdyn McIntosh | 120 | E | 120 |
| | | Total | 1196 | | | | Total | 1573 |
| Toronto Wolves | | | | | Beijing Thunder | | | |
POS | Team Format: Attack | SCO | MUL | ADJ | POS | Team Format: Traditional | SCO | MUL | ADJ |
D1 | James Kelly | 82 | 1 | 82 | D1 | Harry Taylor | 53 | 1 | 53 |
D2 | Rhyce Shaw | 51 | 1 | 51 | D2 | Matthew Jaensch | 73 | 1 | 73 |
D3 | Daniel Merrett | 83 | 1 | 83 | D3 | Cale Hooker | 106 | 1 | 106 |
M1 | Scott Pendlebury | 113 | C | 226 | D4 | Cameron Shenton | 96 | 1 | 96 |
M2 | Ryan Griffen | 70 | 1 | 70 | M1 | Oliver Wines | 130 | C | 260 |
M3 | Andrew Swallow | 69 | 1 | 69 | M2 | Lachie Neale | 96 | VC | 96 |
M4 | Ben Cunnington | 87 | 1 | 87 | M3 | Josh Caddy | 67 | 1 | 67 |
R1 | Tom Hickey | 0 | DNP | 0 | M4 | Jared Polec | 113 | 1 | 113 |
F1 | Paddy Ryder | 77 | 1 | 77 | R1 | Cameron Wood | 60 | 1 | 60 |
F2 | Jack Ziebell | 82 | 1 | 82 | F1 | Eddie Betts | 156 | 1 | 156 |
F3 | Matthew Pavlich | 139 | 1 | 139 | F2 | Tom Bell | 115 | 1 | 115 |
F4 | Lachlan Henderson | 60 | VC | 60 | F3 | Danny Stanley | 0 | DNP | 0 |
F5 | Mitch Robinson | 85 | 1 | 85 | F4 | Ben Kennedy | 0 | DNP | 0 |
U1 | Richard Douglas | 102 | 1 | 102 | U1 | Maverick Weller | 95 | 1 | 95 |
U2 | Isaac Smith | 63 | 1 | 63 | U2 | James Aish | 44 | 1 | 44 |
E1 | Steven Morris | 26 | PH | 39 | E1 | Liam Shiels | 41 | P | 21 |
E2 | Jack Crisp | 85 | DNP | 0 | E2 | Sam Mayes | 11 | DNP | 0 |
E3 | Kayne Turner | 31 | DNP | 0 | E3 | Touk Miller | 30 | P | 15 |
| | | Total | 1315 | | | | Total | 1370 |
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 07, 2015, 03:16:08 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on April 07, 2015, 03:05:56 PM
Right, I forgot to adjust the dividing factor in every reserves away match from 10 to 5... so basically, if you were an away team, your reserves score just doubled :P
Unless your NDT. You stay at zero :P
:(
Impressive Purp.
Unsack him. I could never do that
Looks good Purps!
Told you they were fine and a good idea Purps. :P 8)
Yeah love that idea Purps.
Don't love the idea that you got my hopes up about the reserves winning just to strip it away like that :-[
Quote from: roo boys! on April 07, 2015, 05:29:02 PM
Yeah love that idea Purps.
Don't love the idea that you got my hopes up about the reserves winning just to strip it away like that :-[
:-X
My apologies to Canada... hopefully the
Manners Moose Meese will forgive me :(
Haha we're a polite, forgiving bunch.
Besides, the fact I'm clinging to the hope of a victory in the reserves against a side that finished 17th last year (no offence Toga) probably says more about me than anything else :P
Keep up the good work, I'm excited about these new mid-round score updates as I have always tended to have a habit of making a mistake somewhere in the calculations and it throws the rest of Toronto's scores for the weekend out of whack.
Disappointing loss, but the plus side is 1300+ score with only two centuries. Depth in our XV has vastly improved and hopefully a few under-performers from this week can step up later in the season.
YEAH BOY, PNL AND MARSEILLE DOUBLE! Reserves aren't going to be as strong as last season, but should still fair pretty decent this year with youngsters coming up :D.
And great first week in charge Purps :D.
Quote from: ossie85 on April 07, 2015, 03:15:09 PM
Sack him. I never made a mistake
I'm sure if I dig back, I'll find one typo at least :P.