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Title: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on April 21, 2015, 09:39:29 AM
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28 trades, $37,100

Was out Friday night, so unfortunately missed Goodes to Oxley. Went Ablett to Sloane, Miller to van Berlo.

Love your thoughts, guys...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on April 23, 2015, 07:17:10 AM
This week:

Goodes > Oxley/ Whitecross
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on April 23, 2015, 03:49:26 PM
Go to Oxley mate, he will rise sharply again this week :)

Your other issue are those two fwd rookies not doing much (Lamb and Lonie). Lamb is out for 2 months so move him on first. Lonie might not play this week but you'd assume would be back the next week. Krakouer or Tarrant an option but if you can get away without trading Lamb this week (i.e. No other late outs) just to see who is better primed to play more matches then do that :)
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on April 23, 2015, 04:53:24 PM
Thanks PB,

Yeah, Lamb next week and possibly Whitecross...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on April 29, 2015, 09:32:02 AM
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27 trades, $65,000

NVB > Krakouer
Bellchambers > Tarrant

$427,000
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: nas on April 29, 2015, 09:37:49 AM
NVB - Krak
Lamb to Tarrant?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on April 29, 2015, 10:08:04 AM
Fair enough, "nasty" Nas, makes sense. Thanks mate.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on April 29, 2015, 11:18:52 AM
Yep, definitely keep the ruck cover :) It will be useful
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on April 30, 2015, 09:08:04 AM
Yeah, cheers PB.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 05, 2015, 10:02:04 AM
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25 trades, $225,000

Newton > Glenn
Salem > Gray

$114,000


Love your thoughts guys...

Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 05, 2015, 10:31:31 AM
Or,

Salem > Franklin/ Goddard/ Bennell

which would leave me no cash...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on May 05, 2015, 10:41:30 AM
I'm in a similar situation. Do you jump on Glenn early or just make the one upgrade... Because if you don't downgrade this week then you can't upgrade next week. I'm leaning towards making a trade down, but to McKenzie because he has DPP. Not sure yet though, so many options. Of the forwards though, Gray for sure.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 05, 2015, 11:12:29 AM
Yeah, thanks mate.

I was thinking McKenzie next week.

Goddard, too risky? Could always double downgrade next week with Glenn and McKenzie...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: jeesh on May 05, 2015, 12:57:57 PM
I see Belly came up for trade but was kept for ruck cover. Have you considered Belly -> Ryder? You will then not only have ruck cover but a viable F6 where as Belly is only really good for a R3/F7
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 05, 2015, 02:24:39 PM
Cheers, Jeesh.

To be honest, no, I haven't considered him at all. I don't know what I'm going to do with Bellchambers.

Oh well, just another thing to worry about, ha ha...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 07, 2015, 07:59:04 AM
Might just hold this week...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Mat0369 on May 07, 2015, 09:40:00 PM
The two trades you suggested seem pretty solid. I think you have to hold Bellcho for now as well
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 14, 2015, 09:15:10 AM
Heeney > McKenzie
Vandenberg > JPK

only leaves me $1000, next week:

McIntosh > Lever
Cripps > Rockliff

What do you reckon, guys...

Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Jay on May 14, 2015, 09:32:29 AM
Quote from: Donnie Brasco on May 14, 2015, 09:15:10 AM
Heeney > McKenzie
Vandenberg > JPK

only leaves me $1000, next week:

McIntosh > Lever
Cripps > Rockliff

What do you reckon, guys...


Looks good to me mate.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 14, 2015, 10:16:14 AM
Cheers Jay, I'm torn, or should I look at:

Heeney > McKenzie
Hogan > Goddard/ Bontempelli
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: WordWeb on May 14, 2015, 04:53:15 PM
With your team, i reckon go option 2. First Heeney is out for 4-6 with a high BE. Second because Hogan has peaked while Goddard is about to soar in cash with a be of 53. With VDB, keep him for another week. Despite his BE, his price wont drop that much considering his form. The week after trades are good imo. Maybe Sloane if you want him out instead of Cripps (depends on how he performs)
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 15, 2015, 09:29:16 AM
Thanks WW, yeah, I'm still undecided.

Hasn't JPK bottomed out, though?

It's really comes down to, JPK vs Goddard/ Bontempelli, this week...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 19, 2015, 08:53:25 AM
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21 trades, $1000

Just a few headaches, ha ha...

Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 19, 2015, 06:09:05 PM
Any suggestions guys...

just grab Lever this week?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: WordWeb on May 19, 2015, 06:50:41 PM
Hey mate,

I'm exactly in your hole mate. What im thinking of doing is to go Ox-Lever which will give you 230,000. From here, u can upgrade sloane/hogan/Kmac to a Treloar or Rocky/Titch or Bont/Rance or Birchall (these are all just some options for your second trade). Hope this helps buddy.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 19, 2015, 07:36:11 PM
Yeah, thanks again mate. It's a bloody tough game, ha ha...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 21, 2015, 10:10:26 AM
Alright guys, how about:

Oxley -> Lever
Hogan -> Parker

love your thoughts...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 22, 2015, 08:23:46 AM
Any expert advice?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on May 22, 2015, 10:15:16 AM
I'm not a fan of ditching Oxley. I think he still scores well enough to hold onto him. I would do Hogan -> Lever, via Krakouer and Lumumba, keep the other trade it means you have to field KMac or Lever though.

You teally need more Round 11 players, can you do Brown -> Leger and Hogan -> Rockliff? If so that gives you 9 (excluding ROB) which is a good number to have.

I can see why people would ditch Oxley, but I'm not a fan of it. He is scoring well enough to hold for now and with people using up so many trades then you want to keep your scorers.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 22, 2015, 11:06:58 AM
Cheers PB, unfortunately I'm quite a bit short to do that trade...

maybe a double downgrade, then?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 23, 2015, 10:32:06 AM
Only have $1000 in the bank, think I might just generate some cash this week and have another look at Rockliff...

Brown -> Lever
Lonie -> Dale

have I missed something?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on May 23, 2015, 11:00:12 AM
It's very risky going a week early on Bailey Dale. Especially as you (like me) got burnt by going early on Josh Glenn. However the two you are trading out are good guys to get rid of.

How bad is Browns BE? I remember hearing Lonie's is pretty high and you could possibly do Lonie -> Lever via a few DPP moves, and then do the Brown -> Dale next week as Brown could make cash whilst Dale won't.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 23, 2015, 11:08:18 AM
Yeah, fair call PB. I clearly haven't learnt my lesson, ha ha...

Brown 55, Lonie 102.

thanks again, mate. much appreciated
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on May 23, 2015, 11:33:31 AM
Quote from: Donnie Brasco on May 23, 2015, 11:08:18 AM
Yeah, fair call PB. I clearly haven't learnt my lesson, ha ha...

Brown 55, Lonie 102.

thanks again, mate. much appreciated
It's your choice. I was tossing up whether to get Dale this week as well but I couldn't bring myself to do it.



And I actually contradicted my earlier post with my trades this week. I ended up moving on Oxley as I figured he won't be in my team at the end of the year and has reached his peak. He should continue to score well though.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Grufflez on May 24, 2015, 04:34:25 PM
Quote from: PowerBug on May 23, 2015, 11:33:31 AM
Quote from: Donnie Brasco on May 23, 2015, 11:08:18 AM
Yeah, fair call PB. I clearly haven't learnt my lesson, ha ha...

Brown 55, Lonie 102.

thanks again, mate. much appreciated
It's your choice. I was tossing up whether to get Dale this week as well but I couldn't bring myself to do it.

I kept Newnes & Oxley over the last few weeks and decided to kick Lumumba of the 3.....proving to be a good move early on.



And I actually contradicted my earlier post with my trades this week. I ended up moving on Oxley as I figured he won't be in my team at the end of the year and has reached his peak. He should continue to score well though.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 26, 2015, 10:09:39 AM
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20 trades, $103,000

I guess it's the standard this week...

Tarrant -> Dale
Lumumba -> Rockliff

$209,000

Any thoughts guys, have I missed something?

Should I just trade Cripps to Rockliff, instead?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 27, 2015, 10:29:38 PM
What do you reckon guys, I'm stumped...?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Huttabito on May 28, 2015, 03:14:28 PM
I would go N.Brown -> Dale (via Saad&Krak) which would push Lever to the bench against Freo and then upgrade Cripps to Rockliff. Browns days are done and I don't have much hope for Cripps playing in the mids against Sydney without the support of Squibbs/Judd. Tarrant had one bad week (along with the rest of NM) and the 36 will roll out in 2 weeks which sees his BE drop. I would also like to see how he bounces back, should do alright against collingwood.

I'm personally holding onto Lolmumba due to him having the right bye structure for my team, hopefully a straight sway with B.Smith in a few weeks.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on May 28, 2015, 07:09:23 PM
Thanks mate, I like it!

Might also look at:

CEY -> Rockliff



Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on June 04, 2015, 09:11:23 AM
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18 trades, $98,000

Oxley -> Dumont
Krakouer -> Dahlhaus/ Goddard/ Franklin

what do you reckon, guys?

Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on June 04, 2015, 09:29:08 PM
hmmm...

Dahlhaus, Goddard, Franklin or Lids?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on June 16, 2015, 10:09:26 AM
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14 trades, $50,000


I've hit a brick wall, any ideas guys?

McKenzie -> Hamling...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on June 16, 2015, 12:38:26 PM
There's one question you need to ask yourself before thinking about trading forward. Adam Saad and Patrick Cripps, is they going to be guys that you keep for the season at D6 and M9, or are they rookies which you will cash in? If they are rookies then it's time to move Saad on (Cripps you trade out Round 14 as his points will be useful next two weeks).

Looking at where you need to upgrade you've got 2 forward spots, and 2 back spots (Maybe 3, Lumumba is bad). With two of your fwd rookies missing next week, and the good premiums having the bye this week (Franklin, Goddard, Mitchell), upgrading in the fwd line looks to be a perfect idea for Round 13. Which means that this week you look at trading in a back premium.

Hopefully Hamling plays, McKenzie -> Hamling works and adds ($80k for you), which will allow for a trade like Saad -> Gibson/Laird (And Picken I think will just scrape under as well)

Looking at your Rd 13 players, you should be in an alright position there so maybe trading Clark now to Steele if he gets named this week is an option. Otherwise you can hold and maybe Lambert comes in for Round 13 (Lambert wouldn't be a bad pickup this week to be honest).

But i think Saad up/McKenzie down and then Clark down/Hogan up in Round 13. Which lead into Cripps up to your final Fwd premium (via the Fwd/Mid rookie that comes in) which has bottomed out or something (it'll be a money sqeeze to do this without a downgrade) will result in the following Rd14 side:

Backs: Simpson, Shaw, Gibson, Newnes, Lumumba, Lever (Hamling, Pearce)
Mids: Your 8 Premiums (Glenn, Dumont, Lambert)
Rucks: As they are
Fwds: Gray, Martin, Dahlhaus, Franklin, Goddard, Swan (Belly, Dale)
Trades: 9, Cash: ~$0

You may require another downgrade to achieve that final Cripps upgrade so maybe if Bellchambers doesn't return in Round 13 then you can look at doing something with him. Then obviously you need to work on the D6 spot, between the three rookies you won't lose too many points until you work the cash to upgrade. You could look at Brodie Smith who even at Round 14/15 won't be higher than $400k.

It's just an idea though, a pretty detailed one at that. :P

PowerBug
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on June 16, 2015, 02:22:56 PM
Wow, thanks mate, you're an absolute legend!

A lot to consider, plenty of headaches, ha ha.

Thinking, I probably should now trade Rocky as they're not going to rush him back, etc.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on June 18, 2015, 08:17:09 AM
Should I move on Rocky, too risky?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 06, 2015, 07:37:36 PM
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8 trades, $45,000
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 07, 2015, 10:52:18 AM
Cripps -> Maynard
Lumumba -> Picken

love your thoughts guys, I'm pretty stumped...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on July 07, 2015, 04:00:57 PM
Not overly sure about Maynard, but trading Cripps is a good move. Trading out Lumumba to a premium back is also a good move. Hodge or Enright are the only other options I would consider over Picken.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 07, 2015, 06:53:36 PM
cheers PB, much appreciated!

yeah, I don't know of any good downgrades for Cripps, so I thought I should just open up dpp with Newnes...

should I just grab someone like Stretch, Ah Chee, Neal-Bullen, O'Brien, etc.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PICCOLLO on July 08, 2015, 11:15:52 AM
1 trade.

Cripps or selwood to a m/f premo, now that Rocky is back.

Swing them fwd to finish your fwds.

Your backline is weak but they are getting games.

If daniel avoids the vest then u can bring him in the following week and grab yeo for your defence?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 09, 2015, 11:14:50 AM
cheers piccollo,

but I don't really want Goddard, now...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 14, 2015, 11:55:43 AM
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6 trades, $253,000

should I finish my forwards or backs?

Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 14, 2015, 12:11:31 PM
Bontempelli, Goddard or wait a week for Jimmy...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: js19 on July 16, 2015, 12:21:24 AM
Goddard and Tmac for Hogan and Lever?

Full premo without an extra downgrade
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: GCSkiwi on July 16, 2015, 08:17:43 AM
Quote from: js19 on July 16, 2015, 12:21:24 AM
Goddard and Tmac for Hogan and Lever?

Full premo without an extra downgrade

This is a pretty good option really... Bench cover will be spares but just cross your fingers for no injuries, if you do get one hopefully it's down the track and you can cull a rook for some cash then...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 16, 2015, 08:18:48 AM
wow, yeah, thanks mate! what was I thinking, ha ha!

now I've just got to decide between Goddard and Bontempelli...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: PowerBug on July 16, 2015, 06:15:41 PM
You have Dahlhaus so go Bont. However Lever still has a BE of 20, TMac is 53. I am personally waiting and praying that I can get Malceski or Brodie Smith in my side for $100k cheaper as my D6. However if the two trades fit under your cap I think it's an omen that you should make those trades :)
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 16, 2015, 10:42:15 PM
legend, again, cheers PB.

I've been pondering it all day and don't know if I should finish my team now or hold off a week...

is Bartel worth it? is Tmac too cheap to ignore? will Hogan reach his be 68 on Merrett?

Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 21, 2015, 08:45:35 AM
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4 trades, $15,000

pretty happy, although no Gazza!

a bit worried about Jelwood, "BIG IVAANNN!" and my bench...
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on July 24, 2015, 10:37:01 AM
Hamling/ Pearce -> Goddard
Beams -> Ablett

what do you reckon guys?
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Bully on July 24, 2015, 03:28:43 PM
Quote from: Donnie Brasco on July 24, 2015, 10:37:01 AM
Hamling/ Pearce -> Goddard
Beams -> Ablett

what do you reckon guys?

Solid trades, I would punt Hamling as there's no saying when he will return.
Title: Re: "A wise guy's always right; even when he's wrong, he's right."
Post by: Donnie Brasco on August 04, 2015, 11:19:39 AM
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1 trade, $22,000