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Home Team	Away Team	Venue	Head-to-Head
Beijing Thunder	New Delhi Tigers	Neutral, Traeger Park, EurAsia, Asia, Billions Cup	2  v  2
Cairo Sands	Buenos Aires Armadillos	Borg El Arab Stadium, AAP Alliance	0  v  4
Cape Town Cobras	Seoul Magpies	Newlands Cricket Ground	3  v  1
Christchurch Saints	PNL Reindeers	AMI Stadium	1  v  1
Dublin Destroyers	Mexico City Suns	Neutral, Etihad Stadium	4  v  3
London Royals	Rio de Janeiro Jaguars	London Olympic Stadium	1  v  0
Moscow Spetsnaz	Berlin Brewers	Luzhniki Stadium, EurAsia, Europe	4  v  1
Pacific Islanders	Toronto Wolves	Oakley Arena, AAP Alliance	1  v  3
Tokyo Samurai	New York Revolution	Tokyo Olympic Stadium	1  v  3

Well lads, it's been a ripping Home & Away season; quite possibly the best ever. It's crazy that Round 1 was 18 weeks ago, where every team looked to 2016 with a sense of hope & optimism for things to come. For some teams, that hope was realised. For some teams, optimism was soon lost just three weeks in. And for others, these 17 rounds were just a necessarily exercise in order to set up for another finals tilt. I genuinely hope you all enjoyed the season as much as I did, and for those 8 teams that continue into next week; know that you deserve the attention of the whole community as the best teams of 2016. So enjoy the last H&A previews!


It's fitting that the two neutral games of the round are quite possibly the best. But with more at stake, Game 1 of Round 17 is my MATCH OF THE ROUND! The Thunders' season has been one of excitement; as a young improving team often generates. Sitting 7th with the same 9-7 record as 5 other teams, the Thunder have the opportunity to secure their first finals appearance since 2012 and complete the three(?)-year long rebuild under coach Toga. Their final opponent was just meant to be, really. Fellow 2015 bottom four team New Delhi sit only percentage above Beijing at 6th; with their rise being just as impressive. It was only last year this New Delhi outfit limped their way to a wooden spoon, and despite a hugely successful trading period totally transforming their 2016 prospects, looked like they may again join the other bottom 6 teams at one stage when they were 4-6 after Round 10. But their past month has been nothing short of exceptional. Four straight wins with their last three (Rio, Buenos Aires and London) requiring something special to get them over the line paints a fairy tale turnaround that's kinda of hard to resist in getting swept up with! It's a real shame that one of these teams will likely not make the finals, as both have come from such a long way back to be where they are now. Whomever loses would be bitter about it for sure, but still, they would have had a cracking season. With New Delhi outscoring Beijing by only 8 WXV points overall this year, they really couldn't be that much more even... but like I said, it's kinda impossible to resist this stunning fairy tale in the making at New Delhi, and I'll have to tip them to win this match! Oh, and one last thing, the winner out of this match also wins the Asia premiership! So much on the line, and good luck to both!

The Sands, you know, have probably copped more beltings from me than they have on the field... or at least that's what Nige will tell you. The favourite to win the Wooden Spoon has had a pretty "flower the world" kind of season, with injuries to key players marring their ENTIRE season. With 12 consecutive losses that followed their surprising 2-2 start to the season (with top 8 scalps in PNL & New York), I think Cairo would be in a hurry to forget this season; especially if they can't either win against Buenos Aires or better their percentage by 1.48% to overtake Toronto. At least, they'll definitely get two top 3 draft picks to assist their rebuild; just look at what New Delhi did with them just last year, the Sands could be contending for finals this time next year! And when you consider they have guns in Beams, Mummy, Adams, Hanley & Higgins... they probably have more to work with than what the Tigers had. Meanwhile at Buenos Aires, OH flower HOW DID THIS HAPPEN?! I swear the Dillos were cruising into finals, but a loss against Rio last week now sees them 10th on the ladder with a smaller percentage than 4 of the 5 teams they share a 9-7 record with. Fortunately for the Dillos, they face the second lowest scoring team of the comp for the year so they'll go in as comfortable favourites to win and secure a place in the finals. But, Cairo would have beaten them only 2 rounds ago... don't get nervous now. The Dillos for mine, and rightfully so! A team that wins 9 out of 10 consecutive matches should automatically get in the finals  :-X.

Where has the Cobras of last week been all year?! This team just showed another sign of things to come IMO, with their first 150 score of the year and fourth 140+ score. For the most part, the Cobras have put in a competitive brand of football that perhaps poorly reflects their 6-10 and 13th placing. But, with a trade period that saw them net two high draft picks, a fall in scoring output was always likely to occur and that can be seen with four sub 125 scores (as is the inconsistency of youth). The Cobras, I feel, would be quietly pleased at what their team has shown this year and would be confident that they have a core that they could turn into a finals force sooner rather than later. They pose a real threat to their sweating opponents this week in Seoul, whom could drop from 5th to 10th with a loss! The Magpies are yet another young team that has taken a couple of years to develop to be threatening finals like they are now. Perhaps all of a sudden, they've managed to share PNL's win/loss record and sit 5th overall, but the team with the next worst percentage is all the way down at 14th. It's LIKELY that a loss here, against a team they'll enter as favourites in, will see them miss out on their first ever finals appearance on the back of a 10-7 season, which would be the most heartbreaking thing ever. Come on Danger, just one more big effort. Although the Cobras would have beaten them in the last two weeks, my heart and Seoul are with the team on the back of 5 consecutive wins to make this maiden finals appearance possible! Inspiring stuff!

The Saints, for the second year in a row, again sit amongst teams that are challenging for finals, and that's a success often underrated. But, they'd be pretty disappointed with how their season has gone. Having, by luck, received one of the easiest draws of the year, they haven't been able to fully take advantage of it by scoring the 12th most amount of points of the year to sit precariously at 9th position, against a team that's highly favoured to win. The Saints have lifted though in the past month (their toughest part of the draw) in a desperate attempt to overcome their more fancied opponents, evidenced by their huge win over Mexico City two weeks ago. They'll need another effort like that though this week against a Reindeer outfit that is on the back of three consecutive 140+ scores. The Reindeers season has been quite remarkable actually; once sitting 2-5 and me declaring "their season is over" only to embark on a winning streak that was ended just last week to sit 4th and pretty much guarantee themselves a place in finals. HOWEVER! When I checked to see whom has had the least amount of points scored against them (fully expecting to see Christchurch as number 1), the Reindeers have in fact received the easiest draw of the season! But with seven 140+ scores in the last 9 weeks, I think it's safe to say they've deserved their current placing. But what would concern the Reindeers more at the moment, is that they have made the final two in the World Idol with Mexico City; the team that beat them last week! For the game, I'll say PNL will win. In Idol, I reckon the Suns get it done.

Here it is WXV community, the game we've ALL been waiting for; the Grand Final Replay. It's not surprising that Mexico City & Dublin are yet again our two best teams in the competition, and as such are fighting for the Minor Premiership with the victor to claim the title, and more importantly, the mental edge going into finals. The Destroyers have easily had a down year compared to their almost flawless 2015 campaign that saw them win EVERYTHING but the thing that mattered most. But, they sit in the same position as they did 12 months ago as the number one team on the ladder, despite scoring approximately 2,270 less SC points than they did this time last year! But is this just an implementation of what they learned from last year? Does less equate to more? With failures defending the World Idol, Europe & EurAsia crowns already eventuated, do these sacrifices mean that the premiership ambitions are more focused? The Suns have kinda gone the other way actually; having scored approximately 410 SC points more than what they did this time last year on a premiership winning side. In my eyes, the Suns have been the best team of 2016 so far, evidenced by sitting number 1 on the points ladder with just one more loss than first placed Dublin. With these two teams, but particularly the Suns, I just felt that they were going through the motions the entire year because they know that what lies ahead in the near future is the only thing that matters... but I reckon they'd love to win the minor premiership and the mental edge over the team that they'll likely face again in the finals. Who will win? I'm tipping the Suns.

The Royals, in my view, put on another a display last week that reflected their season well; although they lost, they threatened a more fancied team (and would have taken away their finals hopes with it) with a score, that, although not a world-beater, it can certainly beat  World teams. London have been a consistent bunch; they're a team that reminds me of the 2015 Beijing Thunder a few ways, as they consistently put up scores that would compete most of the time but claim a few wins along the way, and I think having 6 wins from this consistent output is a great result for this Royals team. The Jaguars knew they underachieved last year; having been a top 8 scorer regulated to the bottom 6. So it makes sense that they came out firing in 2016 and even more so had the firepower to cement themselves with top 4 reputation. The loss of GAJ presents the only doubt about Rio's premiership campaign, which has been fairly untalked about all year. But, as the third highest scoring team overall, there are not many more qualified teams to challenge Dublin & Mexico City for the ultimate glory, and I'd say they're a real dark horse jaguar at taking it out. Having successfully averted the Buenos Aires scare last week, I expect Rio to account for the Royals yet again, but a 150+ score would do wonders for this GAJ-less teams' confidence.

I mention Moscow in the title of this thread amidst perhaps more round reflecting headlines, for a couple of reasons. 1) The moment the Essendon suspensions dropped, this four-time semi finalist team went missing from all finals talk and much relevance, so I felt it appropriate to give them a nod for their 2016 efforts netting 6 wins regardless, and 2) they're the last team I haven't mentioned in my thread titles. But focus more on 1), like I will now. There are not many teams that would have netted 6 wins without regularly having four of their best XV all year, the absence of a number 1 ruckman for the second half of the year and still cop the regulatory absence from players of note along the way, like everyone else does. The fact remains that Moscow will regain their competitive and finals-contending edge regardless of what happens during the trade period this year, and will remember 2016 as a total waste of time because that edge was taken away from them. Berlin, well, and I might be biased with this analysis, have probably had the single most disappointing year of anyone, when you compare 2016 preseason expectations with reality. I should have known this BS year was coming when eventual bottom 4 team Tokyo cleaned me up in Round 1, followed by the downing of Fyfe and just a whole heap of other BS results going against me. Despite all this, Berlin managed to finish 12th (regardless of the result against Moscow) whilst being the 5th highest scoring team without 2015's number 1 midfielder. Berlin traded for a top 4 finish, meaning they went old, and to finish this way is disastrous. OH! I just happened to check who has had the most points scored against them, and it's me! So in behalf of the jaded and bitter Berlin coach, I say, flower this game, Berlin will beat Moscow, and flower YOU ALL!

The Islanders, despite their finals uncertainty, pretty much continued their 2015 form that saw them finish 7th overall from its wooden spoon year before it. The loss of Michael Hurley and to a lesser extent Ben Howlett was always going to set the Islanders back, even if they got the best compensation ala James Kelly. The Islander XV that took to 2016 was largely the same to the XV that was so successful in climbing up the ladder in 2015, but with the hindrance of no Hurley and as a result, a hindrance to making the finals. Out of the six teams sitting 9-7, the Islanders are the one with the worst percentage, largely thanks to having the third most points scored against them this year despite ranking 8th on the points ladder. A win is a non-negotiable, and sitting jut 0.28% behind Christchurch, knowing one of Beijing or New Delhi will lose and hoping Seoul will lose against Cape Town, the Islanders need to win big. Luckily for them, they come up against the lowest scoring team of the season and a perfect opportunity to not hold back and get a win that will percentage boost them all the way into their second finals series. Toronto's year seemed destined to finish near the bottom; having taken the long-term approach during the re-draft and subsequent trade period. However, with the likes of Pittard, Hopper, Macrae, Brayshaw, De Goey, Watts, Kreuzer... this team has something great to work with, and a top 3 draft pick will go to some ways to projecting Toronto back up the ladder to where it belongs. But if the Wooden Spoon was its expectations going into 2016, then the Wolves have something to be proud of. Wins against Cairo and New York whilst maintaining a tighter defence than its wooden spoon opposition in Cairo has seen Toronto likely to avoid the unwanted mark in the history books that a wooden spoon claim attracts. But it's not over yet. Cairo will get the number 1 pick regardless as a priority pick, so they'll put in one last big effort to try and avoid it. Should that happen, Toronto will have to do the same against Pacific, either to protect its percentage lead or its win/loss record. Come on Wolves, one last push, and the same for the Islanders! Pacific to win here.

The Samurai have probably had the most inconsistent season in the comp in regards to its highs and lows. I mean, this team has scored 140+ four times, but less than 120 four times as well! Unfortunately, most of the time its more competitive efforts have been met with a lift in opposition scoring, evidenced by having the second most amount of points scored against them, so perhaps this 4-12 record of theirs is a poor reflection of what this team can achieve given just a bit of consistency. It's highlight for the year? Easily would be scoring 152 points in Round 1 against Berlin and making them pissed off about it for the 18 weeks to follow. But with the likes of Johanissen, Parker, Lycett and Dahlhaus, the Samurai have been underachieving for some time now. They can seriously push for finals next year, just you watch. The Revolution have probably had the most "eyebrow raising" moments this year than any other team. To me, "eyebrow raising" encompasses both sides of the spectrum, and I'll mention the better side first. With half of their scores reading 140+, an AMAZING win against Dublin where they scored 178 (the second highest team score of the year) and to sit 4th on the points ladder are all highly impressive feats. Yeah. You'd think sitting 4th on the points ladder would mean they'd be an automatic finals certainty? Enter: the other side of the spectrum. New York sit dripping in sweat at 8th position, sharing a 9-7 record with 5 other teams largely thanks to losing to the flowering bottom two teams on the ladder! They also only JUST beat Cape Town 3 weeks ago; losing would have meant finals were no longer a possibility, and a loss on HGA to Seoul last week means there one Tokyo-blue moon away from missing out on finals. How does this happen?! Anyway, they'd be praying star ruck Kurt Tippett can come back ASAP if they make the finals, but first they have to beat Tokyo whom would have beaten them just 4 weeks ago. I expect New York to win, and in terms of worthy finals contenders I certainly hope they do as they could do damage in the final eight.

3000 words boiz in this final edition, you better appreciate  8)

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 26, 2016, 08:40:51 PM
3000 words boiz in this final edition, you better appreciate  8)

We'll appreciate it when you tip us :P

Gonna miss reading these each week!

SANDILANDS - TEST
GRIFFEN - TEST
MCVEIGH - TEST
STEELE - TEST
MCLEAN - TEST

Sandilands' "4 week injury" has derailed our season and now he has the chance to save it. Griffen has been useless in comparison to Zorko, and in comparison to most other players since all he does is sit on the sidelines but could still be a significant player. McVeigh was just starting to get going after a slow start while Shuey has powered through the season and is in Brownlow contention. Our F4 has been quite horrendous but with McLean due back soon, Steele capable on his day and WHE putting up 29 touches and a couple of goals in his 3rd return from injury gives us some hope that we can improve if we get across the line this week and a couple of other results go our way.

Our reserves team should be quite strong next week, so when we get pumped this week we'll have that to focus on at least.

Great write up once again Purple!

Nailed it in regards to us needing to find a big score. Need to build the confidence without GAJ.

Quote from: GoLions on July 26, 2016, 08:44:20 PM

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 26, 2016, 08:40:51 PM
3000 words boiz in this final edition, you better appreciate  8)

We'll appreciate it when you tip us :P

You're god damn right.

Awesome read up Purps - Like JB said I'll def be missing these weekly reads too!

Tokyo get Dahl back this week which isn't ideal for us.

At the start of the year I thought this match was just going to be a formality, but now we have everything riding on it. I'll be crossing everything that we win this week

Random observation, I feel like we are nearly always listed in the bottom match for the round each week too. Coincidence Purps?  :-\

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 26, 2016, 09:25:05 PM
Awesome read up Purps - Like JB said I'll def be missing these weekly reads too!

Tokyo get Dahl back this week which isn't ideal for us.

At the start of the year I thought this match was just going to be a formality, but now we have everything riding on it. I'll be crossing everything that we win this week

Random observation, I feel like we are nearly always listed in the bottom match for the round each week too. Coincidence Purps?  :-\

I've noticed that too, along with Beijing normally at the top :P

I think that's just the effect of swapping around the opposition around fixed teams on a list in making sure each team plays each other once. But ask ossie, as he did the fixturing for me

CHRISTCHURCH SAINTS

B: Matthew Boyd, Jarrad McVeigh, Ben Reid, Sean Dempster
M: Sam Mitchell, Ryan Griffen, Bryce Gibbs (C), Connor Blakely
R: Jordan Roughead
F: Clay Smith, Luke Breust, Jake Stringer, Leigh Montagna (vc)
I: Hamish Hartlett, Koby Stevens

E: Jake Lever, Kyle Langford, Mason Cox

Resting: Jobe Watson, Aaron Sandilands

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 26, 2016, 09:25:05 PM


Random observation, I feel like we are nearly always listed in the bottom match for the round each week too. Coincidence Purps?  :-\

here is a clue

B
C
C
C
D
L
M
P
T

the answer: New York no good :P

Backs:  A.Rance, G.Birchall, H.Grundy, S.Collins
Mids: J.Selwood (CC), R.Sloane, A.Treloar, N. Dal Santo
Ruck: T.Goldstein
Fwds: D.Martin (CC) 1.1, L.Franklin,J.Gunston, J.Riewoldt
Interchange: N.Jetta, M.Daw

J.Weitering, J.Silvagni, S.Frost



wish i had Marc Murphy back this week but ohh well. hoping Jetta and Daw can bounce back.

Quote from: Holz on July 26, 2016, 09:36:56 PM

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 26, 2016, 09:25:05 PM


Random observation, I feel like we are nearly always listed in the bottom match for the round each week too. Coincidence Purps?  :-\

B
C
C
C
D
L
M
P
T

the answer: New York no good :P

lol

Huuuuuuge game Toges!

Finals on the line
Rivalry game
Bragging rights
Loser will quit as coach of his worlds team

Game on

D: S.Mayes, H.Taylor, L.Brown, J.Aish
M: C. Ward (CC), L.Neale, O.Wines, B.Ellis
R: B.Grundy
F: D.Zorko (CC), J.Jenkins, C.Petracca, K.Lambert
IC: B.Hill, M.Jones

Emg: J.Polec (m), J.Hunt (f), D.Howe (d)

Quote from: meow meow on July 26, 2016, 09:01:54 PM
SANDILANDS - TEST
GRIFFEN - TEST
MCVEIGH - TEST
STEELE - TEST
MCLEAN - TEST

Sandilands' "4 week injury" has derailed our season and now he has the chance to save it. Griffen has been useless in comparison to Zorko, and in comparison to most other players since all he does is sit on the sidelines but could still be a significant player. McVeigh was just starting to get going after a slow start while Shuey has powered through the season and is in Brownlow contention. Our F4 has been quite horrendous but with McLean due back soon, Steele capable on his day and WHE putting up 29 touches and a couple of goals in his 3rd return from injury gives us some hope that we can improve if we get across the line this week and a couple of other results go our way.

Our reserves team should be quite strong next week, so when we get pumped this week we'll have that to focus on at least.

Sandi confirmed as still being a few weeks away  :'(

Quote from: Ricochet on July 27, 2016, 09:47:03 AM
Huuuuuuge game Toges!

Finals on the line
Rivalry game
Bragging rights
Loser will quit as coach of his worlds team

Game on

Asian Premiership on the line also!

Great writing as per usual purps

Seoul could still finish top 4... or miss the finals. Could you imagine that scenario in  the last round of the AFL?

Quote from: ossie85 on July 27, 2016, 10:29:18 AM

Quote from: Ricochet on July 27, 2016, 09:47:03 AM
Huuuuuuge game Toges!

Finals on the line
Rivalry game
Bragging rights
Loser will quit as coach of his worlds team

Game on

Asian Premiership on the line also!

Great writing as per usual purps

Seoul could still finish top 4... or miss the finals. Could you imagine that scenario in  the last round of the AFL?

Oh yep that as well!

Yeh awesome writeup Purps

Sorry about missing team last week... Won't forget this week.

D: Docherty (vc), Vlastuin, May, Seedsman
M: Gray (c), Armitage, Bastinac, Greenwood
R: Sheed
F: Hogan, Daniher, Moore, Hipwood
U: Menegola, Clarke

Emg: Frawley, Vickery, J. Sinclair

Oh, and btw, PNL better outscore me this week.

Because the only reason I got knocked out of World Idol, was that I didn't captain Gawn.

Had I captained Gawn, Mexico City would have been knocked out.

Then Dublin last week.

So yeah, PNL better outscore me this week, otherwise I'll go over the edge  :-X

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 28, 2016, 12:22:29 PM
Oh, and btw, PNL better outscore me this week.

Because the only reason I got knocked out of World Idol, was that I didn't captain Gawn.

Had I captained Gawn, Mexico City would have been knocked out.

Then Dublin last week.

So yeah, PNL better outscore me this week, otherwise I'll go over the edge  :-X

If Mexico got knocked out last week then I would have played martin and it would have been Berlin v Dublin in the final. Therefore of course given im playing Berlin i would have taken out the idol. So really you stuffed me over.

Archie Smith debuting this week ;D

Stef not shouldering all of the ruckwork >:(

FINALLY Houli back just in time for the business end. Tippett back would be delicious but not looking likely :(

Quote from: Ricochet on July 28, 2016, 05:07:12 PM
Archie Smith debuting this week ;D

Stef not shouldering all of the ruckwork >:(

Stef not shouldering anything at all

Rupert and friends

Dylan Roberton, Jeremy McGovern, Ben Stratton, Nick Smith
Taylor Adams (c), Pearce Hanley, Luke Dunstan, Rhys Mathieson
Shane Mumford (vc)
Ben Brown, Rory Lobb, Oleg Markov, Lincoln McCarthy
Rupert Wills, Mark Hutchings

Karl Amon, Eric MacKenzie, Paul Stewart

Mexico City Suns
D: Heath Shaw (VC), Kade Simpson, Jimmy Bartel, Matthew Broadbent
M: Tom Rockliff (C), Trent Cotchin, Brendon Goddard, Brad Ebert
R: Shaun Hampson
F: Daniel Wells, Nick Riewoldt, Brent Harvey, Eddie Betts
U: Sam Gray, Ryan Davis

EMG: Adam Cooney, James Sicily, Dylan Buckley

Quote from: meow meow on July 26, 2016, 09:36:03 PM
CHRISTCHURCH SAINTS

B: Jake Lever, Harris Andrews, Ben Reid, Sean Dempster
M: Sam Mitchell, Ryan Griffen, Bryce Gibbs (C), Koby Stevens
R: Jordan Roughead
F: Clay Smith, Luke Breust, Jake Stringer, Leigh Montagna (vc)
I: Hamish Hartlett, Jarrad McVeigh

E: Nathan Wilson, Kyle Langford, Daniel McKenzie

Happy about the end of our season but at the same time this is pretty much what we expected for the season. Everybody was underrating the shower out of us at the start of the year, got us finishing last/second last in previews but we always knew we'd be just outside the 8. Good signs for the future!

Winnable final match too and to take the scalp of a top 8 team would be a fantastic end to the year. Hopefully Parish can get a rising star nom too!

B Smith - S Savage - M Dea - J Geary
J Kennedy (C) - L Hunter (VC) - D Tyson - C Mills
M Blicavs
T Hawkins - T Miller - D Kent - P Wright
D Parish - C Bird

B Acres, G Rohan, L Plowman

IN: J Geary, C Bird
OUT: L Plowman, B Acres

Must win match, and we have no ruck  :'(

New York Roller-Coasters

B: Josh Gibson, Tom McDonald, Bachar Houli, Shannon Hurn
M: Jordan Lewis (CC) Mitch Duncan (CC) David Mundy, Stephen Hill
R: Matt Rosa (OOP)
F: Josh J Kennedy, Daniel Menzel, Isaac Heeney, Alex Sexton
I: Shaun Grigg, Liam Picken

E: Scott D Thompson (D), Jarrad Waite (F), Adam Marcon (M)

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 28, 2016, 11:10:32 PM
Must win match, and we have no ruck  :'(

(https://i.imgur.com/eOPhnC7.jpg)

Bwhahahaha Jukes, I have no idea who or what that is but it made me laugh!

Sufjan Stevens.

TIME TO AVENGE MY CHAMPS LEAGUE LOSS FROM LAST SEASON!!

Parisian Nice Lyon Reindeers

Def: C. Enright, Z. Williams, J. Harbrow, B. Stretch
Mid: M. Priddis (C), D. Shiel, N. Jones, L. Hodge
Ruc: S. Naismith
Fwd: C. Rioli. J. Westhoff, C. Wingard, J. Billings
Int: Z. Merrett (VC), M. Williams

Emg: J. Laverde, N. Malceski, B. McKenzie

IN: B. Stretch
OUT: B. Keays

New Delhi Tigers


DEF Daniel Rich, Jeremy Howe, Phil Davis, Nathan Krakouer
MID Steele Sidebottom (CC), Stephen Coniglio (CC), Kieren Jack (VC), BTB Crouch (+10%)
UTI Tom Scully, Seb Ross
RUCK Archie Smith
FWD Jack Darling, Jack Martin, Jeremy Cameron, Travis Cloke 3.0

EMER: Jake Lloyd, Zac Clarke, Sharrod Wellingham

Rio de Janeiro Jaguars:

D: A. Mackie, E. Yeo, T. Cutler, R. Tarrant, K. Kolodjashnij
M: B. Vince, P. Cripps (C), S. Thompson, T. Boak
R: S. Jacobs (VC)
F: M. Robinson, M. Wright, B. Whitecross
I: D. Zaharakis, D. Pearce

E: T. Hunt, J. O'Rourke, L. Taylor

May as well give this flood thing another go.

Toronto Wolves

D: J. Pittard, D. Astbury, T. Ruggles, M. Firrito
M: J. Ziebell (c), J. Macrae (vc), S. Kerridge, A. Brayshaw
R: M. Kreuzer
F: M. Pavlich, J. Watts, J. De Goey, J. Short
I: B. Ah Chee, A. Phillips

E: R. Bonner, T. Goldsack, N. Brown

Quote from: Levi434 on July 29, 2016, 01:09:05 AM
May as well give this flood thing another go.

OH! That reminds me

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YOU CAN'T FLOOD OR ATTACK IN FINALS!

So if you have a remaining allowance, go nuts I say

Quote from: Holz on July 26, 2016, 09:47:16 PM

(http://oi50.tinypic.com/2igepds.jpg)

Backs:  A.Rance, G.Birchall, H.Grundy, S.Collins
Mids: J.Selwood (CC), R.Sloane, A.Treloar, N. Dal Santo
Ruck: T.Goldstein
Fwds: D.Martin (CC) 1.1, L.Franklin,J.Gunston, J.Riewoldt
Interchange: N.Jetta, M.Daw

J.Weitering, J.Silvagni, S.Frost



wish i had Marc Murphy back this week but ohh well. hoping Jetta and Daw can bounce back.

ok so Daw dropped

THe Weits is back in.

Crocker replaces Weits at E1 and that my 18 playing this week.

Updated streaks!

(http://i.imgur.com/Y3hNLfT.png)

*one of these things is not like the other*

And its BS that's what it is.

Team	Points Scored
Mexico City Suns	625
Dublin Destroyers	591
Berlin Brewers	580
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars	572
Paris Nice Lyon Reindeers	572

New Delhi & Seoul charges have been inspiring

Team	Games won
New Delhi Tigers	4-0
Seoul Magpies	4-0
Dublin Destroyers	3-1
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars	3-1
Paris Nice Lyon Reindeers	3-1
Pacific Islanders	3-1

(http://i.imgur.com/buOuTVg.png)

Four teams out of last years' top 6 here makes sense, given the how the fixture was planned

Team	Points Scored Against
Moscow Spetnaz	594
Christchurch Saints	592
Cairo Sands	573
Mexico City Suns	567
Berlin Brewers	563

New York the noticeable odd one out

Team	Games lost
Moscow Spetnaz	0-4
Cairo Sands	0-4
London Royals	1-3
New York Revolution	1-3
Toronto Wolves	1-3
Tokyo Samurai	1-3

#5straight

Ouch, poor Berlin

Pacific Islanders

D: Rory Laird, Lee Spurr, Adam Tomlinson (rested), Sam Day
M: Marcus Bontempelli (C), Tom Mitchell (VC), Andrew Gaff, Cam Guthrie
R: Rhys Stanley
F: Steven Motlop, Devon Smith, Jarryd Lyons, Matthew Leuenberger
U: Sam Gibson, Callum Ah Chee

E: Liam Duggan, Jake KollarJazzKnee, Harrison Himmelberg

IN: Adam Tomlinson, Sam Day, Rhys Stanley, Callum Ah Chee
OUT: Matt Suckling (achilles), James Kelly (injured), Alex Fasolo (shoulder), Matthew Taberner (omitted)

London Royals

Def: Dane Rampe,Jesse Lonergan,Brad Sheppard,Orazio Fantasia
Mids: Dan Hannebery(C),Luke Shuey(VC),Ben Cunnington,Will Langford
Ruck: Tim Membrey(OOP)
Fwd: Tom T Lynch,Dean Towers,Lin Jong,Mav Weller
U: Josh Schoenfeld,Matt Shaw
E: Josh Hill,Kyle Hartigan,Chris Mayne

Live ladder this round Purps?

Quote from: ossie85 on July 29, 2016, 03:53:50 PM

Live ladder this round Purps?

Excellent idea!

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 29, 2016, 04:34:41 PM

Quote from: ossie85 on July 29, 2016, 03:53:50 PM

Live ladder this round Purps?

Based on score so far, or predicted score of each player :p

Excellent idea!

If each team scored their season average:

Position	Name	Score	Scored Against	Wins	Losses	Percentage
1	Mexico City Suns	2571	2290	13	4	112.27
2	Dublin Destroyers	2531	2259	13	4	112.04
3	Rio de Janeiro Jaguars	2444	2274	13	4	107.48
4	Paris Nice Lyon Reindeers	2349	2224	11	6	105.62
5	Seoul Magpies	2292	2340	11	6	97.95
6	New Delhi Tigers	2339	2240	10	7	104.42
7	New York Revolution	2401	2340	10	7	102.61
8	Buenos Aires Armadillos	2276	2267	10	7	100.4
9	Pacific Islanders	2338	2342	10	7	99.83
10	Beijing Thunder	2330	2277	9	8	102.33
11	Christchurch Saints	2257	2259	9	8	99.91
12	Berlin Brewers	2374	2363	8	9	100.47
13	Cape Town Cobras	2246	2296	6	11	97.82
14	London Royals	2175	2303	6	11	94.44
15	Moscow Spetnaz	2132	2284	6	11	93.35
16	Tokyo Samurai	2198	2375	4	13	92.55
17	Toronto Wolves	2034	2277	2	15	89.33
18	Cairo Sands	2066	2343	2	15	88.18

If each team scored their most recent streak average:

Position	Name	Score	Scored Against	Wins	Losses	Percentage
1	Mexico City Suns	2576	2289	13	4	112.54
2	Dublin Destroyers	2530	2264	13	4	111.75
3	Rio de Janeiro Jaguars	2443	2275	13	4	107.38
4	Seoul Magpies	2294	2343	11	6	97.91
5	Paris Nice Lyon Reindeers	2349	2229	10	6	105.38
6	New Delhi Tigers	2344	2238	10	7	104.74
7	New York Revolution	2392	2336	10	7	102.4
8	Buenos Aires Armadillos	2273	2270	10	7	100.13
9	Pacific Islanders	2340	2341	10	7	99.96
10	Beijing Thunder	2328	2282	9	8	102.02
11	Christchurch Saints	2262	2259	9	7	100.13
12	Berlin Brewers	2379	2356	8	9	100.98
13	Cape Town Cobras	2249	2298	6	11	97.87
14	London Royals	2176	2302	6	11	94.53
15	Moscow Spetnaz	2125	2289	6	11	92.84
16	Tokyo Samurai	2194	2366	4	13	92.73
17	Toronto Wolves	2033	2279	2	15	89.21
18	Cairo Sands	2069	2340	2	15	88.42

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If each team scored their highest score of the year

Position	Name	Score	Scored Against	Wins	Losses	Percentage
1	Mexico City Suns	2598	2313	13	4	112.32
2	Dublin Destroyers	2554	2286	13	4	111.72
3	Rio de Janeiro Jaguars	2470	2285	13	4	108.1
4	Paris Nice Lyon Reindeers	2368	2241	11	6	105.67
5	Seoul Magpies	2318	2358	11	6	98.3
6	New Delhi Tigers	2360	2254	10	7	104.7
7	New York Revolution	2438	2363	10	7	103.17
8	Buenos Aires Armadillos	2291	2286	10	7	100.22
9	Pacific Islanders	2352	2350	10	7	100.09
10	Beijing Thunder	2344	2298	9	8	102
11	Christchurch Saints	2274	2278	9	8	99.82
12	Berlin Brewers	2396	2380	8	9	100.67
13	Cape Town Cobras	2264	2322	6	11	97.5
14	London Royals	2186	2329	6	11	93.86
15	Moscow Spetnaz	2149	2306	6	11	93.19
16	Tokyo Samurai	2221	2412	4	13	92.08
17	Toronto Wolves	2042	2291	2	15	89.13
18	Cairo Sands	2085	2358	2	15	88.42

... you want anymore?! Does not that please you?! ARE YOU NOT ENTERTAINED?!

Interesring pnl lose on current form...

I am never entertained btw

Quote from: ossie85 on July 29, 2016, 05:50:30 PM
Interesring pnl lose on current form...

Shouldn't we have 10 wins on that ladder then?

So if i finish 2nd then I play Rio who i reckon I would take out without Ablett.

So in all likelihood I play the 4th ranked team who would be PNL/Seoul.

So if i finish 1st then ill play PNL/Seoul and probably would win despite having lost to both of them.

So in all likelihood I play the 3rd ranked team who is Rio.

not sure which of those I want.

Quote from: meow meow on July 29, 2016, 05:54:11 PM

Quote from: ossie85 on July 29, 2016, 05:50:30 PM
Interesring pnl lose on current form...

Shouldn't we have 10 wins on that ladder then?

Ugh. Must have been a draw soz, or I messed up in my rush

Nice Purps!


I like the look of those results! However no Stef will make it a hell of a lot harder

Quote from: Holz on July 29, 2016, 05:54:59 PM
So if i finish 2nd then I play Rio who i reckon I would take out without Ablett.

So in all likelihood I play the 4th ranked team who would be PNL/Seoul.

So if i finish 1st then ill play PNL/Seoul and probably would win despite having lost to both of them.

So in all likelihood I play the 3rd ranked team who is Rio.

not sure which of those I want.

You're going to lose regardless of who you play. Dublin has been shower lately and Marc Murphy isn't going to save you.

Quote from: Ricochet on July 29, 2016, 05:56:51 PM
Nice Purps!


I like the look of those results! However no Stef will make it a hell of a lot harder

The story of my season.

Quote from: meow meow on July 29, 2016, 05:58:00 PM

Quote from: Ricochet on July 29, 2016, 05:56:51 PM
Nice Purps!


I like the look of those results! However no Stef will make it a hell of a lot harder

The story of my season.

Compo?

Pendles and Curnow

B: E.Wood, S.Biggs, Z.Tuohy, J.Wagner
M: S.Pendlebury (C), E.Curnow (VC), A.Swallow, R.Douglas
R: T.Nicholls
F: T.Hickey, A.Everitt, L.Thomas, R Bewick
I: I.Smith, J.Crisp

E: T.Dumont, S.Atley, J.Green

Quote from: Ricochet on July 29, 2016, 05:59:27 PM

Quote from: meow meow on July 29, 2016, 05:58:00 PM

Quote from: Ricochet on July 29, 2016, 05:56:51 PM
Nice Purps!


I like the look of those results! However no Stef will make it a hell of a lot harder

The story of my season.

Compo?

Yep, you motherflowerers robbed me. Instead of having Watson out for the whole season I could have had Elliott and Hrovat out for the whole season instead! >:(

Quote from: meow meow on July 29, 2016, 05:57:08 PM

Quote from: Holz on July 29, 2016, 05:54:59 PM
So if i finish 2nd then I play Rio who i reckon I would take out without Ablett.

So in all likelihood I play the 4th ranked team who would be PNL/Seoul.

So if i finish 1st then ill play PNL/Seoul and probably would win despite having lost to both of them.

So in all likelihood I play the 3rd ranked team who is Rio.

not sure which of those I want.

You're going to lose regardless of who you play. Dublin has been shower lately and Marc Murphy isn't going to save you.

did you check out the hot streak?

Mexico City Suns   625
Dublin Destroyers   591
Berlin Brewers   580
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars   572
Paris Nice Lyon Reindeers   572

I rested Dmart last week. If i chose to play him then I would have scored 149 thats not a shocking score. In fact it was second in the comp and then adding Murphy will help further.

Seoul

Def: Nick Haynes, Jackson Trengove, Taylor Duryea, Travis Varcoe

Mid: Patrick Dangerfield (PC), Josh Kelly, Jack Newnes, David Mackay

Ruck: Jonathon Ceglar

Fwd: Tom Lynch (VC), Toby Greene, Caleb Daniel, Brandon Matera

Int: Lachie Weller, Ben Mcevoy

Emg: Blaine Boekhurst, Cam Sutcliffe, Tom Boyd

Quote from: Toga on July 27, 2016, 10:19:53 AM
D: S.Mayes, H.Taylor, L.Brown, J.Aish
M: C. Ward (CC), L.Neale, O.Wines, B.Ellis
R: B.Grundy
F: D.Zorko (CC), J.Jenkins, C.Petracca, K.Lambert
IC: B.Hill, M.Jones

Emg: J.Polec (m), J.Hunt (f), D.Howe (d) Xavier Richards (d)

Agree with this team Toges! Except I'll take Howe out as he isn't playing and replace him with Xavier Richards. I could have chosen Clurey, but in my view, Richards' one 79 game already shows he has a higher ceiling than what Clurey has shown in four :P

Quote from: JBs-Hawks on July 29, 2016, 06:27:31 PM
Seoul

Def: Nick Haynes, Jackson Trengove, Taylor Duryea, Travis Varcoe

Mid: Patrick Dangerfield (PC), Josh Kelly, Jack Newnes, David Mackay

Ruck: Jonathon Ceglar

Fwd: Tom Lynch (VC), Toby Greene, Caleb Daniel, Brandon Matera

Int: Lachie Weller, Ben Mcevoy

Emg: Blaine Boekhurst, Cam Sutcliffe, Tom Boyd

Top 4 belief is real

Berlin

D: Shaun Burgoyne, Daniel Talia, Jamie MacMillan, Kyle Cheney
M: Jack Steven (VC), Jack Viney, Tom Liberatore, Brad Crouch
R: Max Gawn (C)
F: Michael Walters, Steve Johnson, Mark LeCras, Drew Petrie
U: Chris Masten, Josh Smith
E: William Hams, Darcy Byrne-Jones, Josh Cowan

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 29, 2016, 06:48:38 PM
Berlin

D: Shaun Burgoyne, Daniel Talia, Jamie MacMillan, Kyle Cheney
M: Jack Steven (VC), Jack Viney, Tom Liberatore, Brad Crouch
R: Max Gawn (C)
F: Michael Walters, Steve Johnson, Mark LeCras, Drew Petrie
U: Chris Masten, Josh Smith
E: William Hams, Darcy Byrne-Jones, Josh Cowan

geez if you do this,


then the team looks really good.

Quote from: Holz on July 29, 2016, 06:53:03 PM

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 29, 2016, 06:48:38 PM
Berlin

D: Shaun Burgoyne, Daniel Talia, Jamie MacMillan, Kyle Cheney
M: Jack Steven (VC), Jack Viney, Tom Liberatore, Brad Crouch
R: Max Gawn (C)
F: Michael Walters, Steve Johnson, Mark LeCras, Drew Petrie
U: Chris Masten, Josh Smith
E: William Hams, Darcy Byrne-Jones, Josh Cowan

geez if you do this,


then the team looks really good.

Ahahahahah

I was thinking the same thing when I was typing it! Bit harsh on Walters though :P


Would love to have Fyfe, Hibberd, Michael Johnson, Lachie Henderson and Charlie Dixon instead of Masten, Cheney, Smith, Petrie and... I guess Cowan in the emergencies

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 29, 2016, 06:29:27 PM

Quote from: Toga on July 27, 2016, 10:19:53 AM
D: S.Mayes, H.Taylor, L.Brown, J.Aish
M: C. Ward (CC), L.Neale, O.Wines, B.Ellis
R: B.Grundy
F: D.Zorko (CC), J.Jenkins, C.Petracca, K.Lambert
IC: B.Hill, M.Jones

Emg: J.Polec (m), J.Hunt (f), D.Howe (d) Xavier Richards (d)

Agree with this team Toges! Except I'll take Howe out as he isn't playing and replace him with Xavier Richards. I could have chosen Clurey, but in my view, Richards' one 79 game already shows he has a higher ceiling than what Clurey has shown in four :P

Actually, I think Beijing will be better off using their last Attack strategy of the year (as they can't use it in finals), to drop Brown for Polec.

Browns' last 4 scores have been: 59, 51, 52 & 55

Polec: 49, 78, 72, 63


Oh god please don't let Beijing lose because of this... I agonised over this decision Toges! I really think Beijing are better off, and I equally don't want to be responsible for losing this game because I didn't act  :-X

BEIJING ARE ATTACKING

D: S.Mayes, H.Taylor, J.Aish
M: C. Ward (CC), L.Neale, O.Wines, B.Ellis
R: B.Grundy
F: D.Zorko (CC), J.Jenkins, C.Petracca, K.Lambert, M.Jones
IC: B.Hill, J.Polec

Emg: L.Brown (d), J.Hunt (f), X Richards (d)

Quote from: Boomz on July 27, 2016, 05:54:24 PM
Sorry about missing team last week... Won't forget this week.

Looks like you did lol

So what Tokyo team are we facing Purps? 2nd week in a row so is there a penalty for them? (Sorry Boomz just looking for the W!)

And with all of those prediction ladders you posted all I could hear was Jim Carey from Dumb & Dumber "So you're telling me theres a chance? we're finishing 7th?"  ;D

Tokyo lose a premiership point :/ not that it matters.

Slipping purps, last year you had one missed team. This year 2.

Dangerfield keeps Seoul finals and top 4 dream alive

Quote from: ossie85 on July 30, 2016, 07:00:07 AM

Dangerfield keeps Seoul finals and top 4 dream alive

Has there ever been a team in WXV history that relies so much on one player every week? :P

#NoDangerNoSeoul

Quote from: ossie85 on July 30, 2016, 06:58:48 AM
Tokyo lose a premiership point :/ not that it matters.

Slipping purps, last year you had one missed team. This year 2.

Actually that's two weeks in a row for Tokyo, so according to rules, Tokyo's coach could lose his position....

Quote from: ossie85 on July 30, 2016, 08:31:06 AM

Quote from: ossie85 on July 30, 2016, 06:58:48 AM
Tokyo lose a premiership point :/ not that it matters.

Slipping purps, last year you had one missed team. This year 2.

Actually that's two weeks in a row for Tokyo, so according to rules, Tokyo's coach could lose his position....

Boomz said he wouldn't forget too.  ::)

And I've sent him two PMs regarding trades in the last week to no response.

Give him a break, he probably in some exotic location without electricity and/or Internet access.

Quote from: ossie85 on July 30, 2016, 06:58:48 AM
Tokyo lose a premiership point :/ not that it matters.

Slipping purps, last year you had one missed team. This year 2.

Still lower than every year you were in charge :P

Quote from: ossie85 on July 30, 2016, 08:31:06 AM
Actually that's two weeks in a row for Tokyo, so according to rules, Tokyo's coach could lose his position....

Gonna come out straight away and say he definitely won't be losing his position. He is one of our few pioneer coaches left from 2011, he's got a lot of credits in the bank.

So yeah, nothing to see here in my eyes so lets move on. But Tokyo do lose a premiership point  :( and receive the following team based on (their poorly reflective) list preferences:

D: Courtenay Dempsey, Garrick Ibbotson, Jason Johannisen, Liam Dawson
M: Luke Parker (C), Anthony Miles, Aaron Young, Rory Atkins
R: Zac Smith
F: Charlie Cameron, Harry Cunningham, Jamie Cripps, Luke Dahlhaus (VC)
U: Martin Gleeson, Sam Lloyd
E: Scott Lycett, Patrick Ambrose, Josh Dunkley

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 30, 2016, 06:41:02 AM
So what Tokyo team are we facing Purps?

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 30, 2016, 11:14:13 AM

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 30, 2016, 06:41:02 AM
So what Tokyo team are we facing Purps?

... the one I just posted?

LOL, I hit reply before you posted, but then got distracted and by the time I posted you had too  :-X

After Friday night:

A fortunate start for New Delhi, as Beijings' Harry Taylor puts in a stinker.

Seouls' start could not have gone much better though! A massive Captain Danger score has already put them in the box seat for their first finals appearance!

Mexico City would happily take an 85 from Dublin CC Selwood

The Islanders simply need much more from its Captain Bont  :(

A good start from Tokyo makes New York nervous...

Score Summary
Beijing Thunder (40) from 1 vs New Delhi Tigers (0) from 0
Cairo Sands (44) from 1 vs Buenos Aires Armadillos (140) from 2
Cape Town Cobras (260) from 3 vs Seoul Magpies (358) from 2#
Christchurch Saints (254) from 4 vs PNL Reindeers (98) from 1
Dublin Destroyers (128) from 1* vs Mexico City Suns (100) from 1
London Royals (61) from 1 vs Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (94) from 1
Moscow Spetsnaz (77) from 1 vs Berlin Brewers (0) from 0
Pacific Islanders (439) from 4# vs Toronto Wolves (158) from 2
Tokyo Samurai (281) from 3 vs New York Revolution (308) from 3*

# = Captain Played
* = one Co-Captain Played
** = two Co-Captain's Played

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	Beijing Thunder					New Delhi Tigers
POS	Team Format: Attack	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Sam Mayes	0		0	D1	Daniel Rich	0		0
D2	Harry Taylor	40		40	D2	Jeremy Howe	0		0
D3	James Aish	0		0	D3	Phil Davis	0		0
M1	Callan Ward	0		0	D4	Nathan Krakouer	0		0
M2	Lachie Neale	0		0	M1	Steele Sidebottom	0		0
M3	Oliver Wines	0		0	M2	Stephen Coniglio	0		0
M4	Brandon Ellis	0		0	M3	Kieren Jack	0		0
R1	Brodie Grundy	0		0	M4	Matt Crouch	0		0
F1	Dayne Zorko	0		0	R1	Archie Smith	0		0
F2	Josh Jenkins	0		0	F1	Jack Darling	0		0
F3	Christian Petracca	0		0	F2	Jack Martin	0		0
F4	Kane Lambert	0		0	F3	Jeremy Cameron	0		0
F5	Matt Jones	0		0	F4	Travis Cloke	0		0
U1 (MID )	Bradley Hill	0		0	U1 (MID )	Tom Scully	0		0
U2 (MID )	Jared Polec	0		0	U2 (MID )	Sebastian Ross	0		0
E1 (DEF )	Luke Brown	0	0	0	E1 (MID )	Jake Lloyd	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Jayden Hunt	0	0	0	E2 (RUC FWD)	Zachary Clarke	0	0	0
E3 (DEF )	Xavier Richards	0	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Sharrod Wellingham	0	0	0
CC	Callan Ward	0		0	CC	Steele Sidebottom	0		0
CC	Dayne Zorko	0		0	CC	Stephen Coniglio	0		0
RP		0		0	RP	Matt Crouch	0		0
		Total:	40	1			Total:	0	0

	Cairo Sands					Buenos Aires Armadillos
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Dylan Roberton	0		0	D1	Easton Wood	60		60
D2	Jeremy McGovern	0		0	D2	Shane Biggs	80		80
D3	Ben Stratton	0		0	D3	Zach Tuohy	0		0
D4	Nick Smith	0		0	D4	Joshua Wagner	0		0
M1	Taylor Adams	0		0	M1	Scott Pendlebury	0		0
M2	Pearce Hanley	0		0	M2	Edward Curnow	0		0
M3	Luke Dunstan	0		0	M3	Andrew Swallow	0		0
M4	Rhys Mathieson	0		0	M4	Richard Douglas	0		0
R1	Shane Mumford	0		0	R1	Tom Nicholls	0		0
F1	Ben Brown	0		0	F1	Tom Hickey	0		0
F2	Rory Lobb	0		0	F2	Andrejs Everitt	0		0
F3	Oleg Markov	0		0	F3	Lindsay Thomas	0		0
F4	Lincoln McCarthy	44		44	F4	Rohan Bewick	0		0
U1 (MID )	Rupert Wills	0		0	U1 (MID )	Isaac Smith	0		0
U2 (MID FWD)	Mark Hutchings	0		0	U2 (MID )	Jack Crisp	0		0
E1 (MID FWD)	Karl Amon	0	0	0	E1 (MID )	Trent Dumont	0	0	0
E2 (DEF )	Eric MacKenzie	0	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Shaun Atley	0	0	0
E3 (FWD )	Paul Stewart	0	0	0	E3 (FWD )	Joshua Green	0	0	0
C	Taylor Adams	0		0	C	Scott Pendlebury	0		0
VC	Shane Mumford	0		0	VC	Edward Curnow	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	44	1			Total:	140	2

	Cape Town Cobras					Seoul Magpies
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Brodie Smith	0		0	D1	Nick Haynes	0		0
D2	Shane Savage	0		0	D2	Jackson Trengove	0		0
D3	Matt Dea	0		0	D3	Taylor Duryea	0		0
D4	Jarryn Geary	0		0	D4	Travis Varcoe	0		0
M1	Josh P Kennedy	0		0	M1	Patrick Dangerfield	144		144
M2	Lachie Hunter	78		78	M2	Joshua Kelly	0		0
M3	Dom Tyson	0		0	M3	Jack Newnes	0		0
M4	Callum Mills	0		0	M4	David Mackay	0		0
R1	Mark Blicavs	97		97	R1	Jonathon Ceglar	0		0
F1	Tom Hawkins	85		85	F1	Tom J Lynch	0		0
F2	Touk Miller	0		0	F2	Toby Greene	0		0
F3	Dean Kent	0		0	F3	Caleb Daniel	70		70
F4	Peter Wright	0		0	F4	Brandon Matera	0		0
U1 (MID )	Darcy Parish	0		0	U1 (MID )	Lachlan Weller	0		0
U2 (MID FWD)	Craig Bird	0		0	U2 (RUC )	Ben McEvoy	0		0
E1 (MID )	Blake Acres	0	0	0	E1 (MID FWD)	Blaine Boekhorst	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Gary Rohan	0	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Cameron Sutcliffe	0	0	0
E3 (DEF )	Lachlan Plowman	0	0	0	E3 (FWD )	Thomas Boyd	88	0	0
C	Josh P Kennedy	0		0	C	Patrick Dangerfield	144		144
VC	Lachie Hunter	78		0	VC	Tom J Lynch	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	260	3			Total:	358	2

	Christchurch Saints					PNL Reindeers
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Jake Lever	0		0	D1	Corey Enright	98		98
D2	Harris Andrews	0		0	D2	Zachary Williams	0		0
D3	Ben Reid	0		0	D3	Jarrod Harbrow	0		0
D4	Sean Dempster	0		0	D4	Billy Stretch	0		0
M1	Sam Mitchell	0		0	M1	Matt Priddis	0		0
M2	Ryan Griffen	0		0	M2	Dylan Shiel	0		0
M3	Bryce Gibbs	0		0	M3	Nathan Jones	0		0
M4	Koby Stevens	60		60	M4	Luke Hodge	0		0
R1	Jordan Roughead	58		58	R1	Sam Naismith	0		0
F1	Clay Smith	71		71	F1	Cyril Rioli	0		0
F2	Luke Breust	0		0	F2	Justin Westhoff	0		0
F3	Jake Stringer	65		65	F3	Chad Wingard	0		0
F4	Leigh Montagna	0		0	F4	Jack Billings	0		0
U1 (MID )	Hamish Hartlett	0		0	U1 (MID FWD)	Zachary Merrett	0		0
U2 (DEF MID)	Jarrad McVeigh	0		0	U2 (DEF )	Marley Williams	0		0
E1 (DEF )	Nathan Wilson	0	0	0	E1 (FWD )	Jayden Laverde	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Kyle Langford	0	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Nick Malceski	0	0	0
E3 (MID )	Daniel McKenzie	0	0	0	E3 (MID )	Brad McKenzie	0	0	0
C	Bryce Gibbs	0		0	C	Matt Priddis	0		0
VC	Leigh Montagna	0		0	VC	Zachary Merrett	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	254	4			Total:	98	1

	Dublin Destroyers					Mexico City Suns
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Alex Rance	0		0	D1	Heath Shaw	0		0
D2	Grant Birchall	0		0	D2	Kade Simpson	0		0
D3	Heath Grundy	0		0	D3	Jimmy Bartel	100		100
D4	Samuel Collins	0		0	D4	Matthew Broadbent	0		0
M1	Joel Selwood	85		85	M1	Tom Rockliff	0		0
M2	Rory Sloane	0		0	M2	Trent Cotchin	0		0
M3	Adam Treloar	0		0	M3	Brendon Goddard	0		0
M4	Nick Dal Santo	0		0	M4	Brad Ebert	0		0
R1	Todd Goldstein	0		0	R1	Shaun Hampson	0		0
F1	Dustin Martin	0		0	F1	Daniel Wells	0		0
F2	Lance Franklin	0		0	F2	Nick Riewoldt	0		0
F3	Jack Gunston	0		0	F3	Brent Harvey	0		0
F4	Jack Riewoldt	0		0	F4	Eddie Betts	0		0
U1 (DEF )	Neville Jetta	0		0	U1 (MID FWD)	Sam Gray	0		0
U2 (DEF )	Jacob Weitering	0		0	U2 (MID )	Ryan Davis	0		0
E1 (MID FWD)	Ben Crocker	0	0	0	E1 (FWD )	Adam Cooney	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Jack Silvagni	0	0	0	E2 (FWD )	James Sicily	0	0	0
E3 (RUC FWD)	Sam Frost	0	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Dylan Buckley	0	0	0
CC	Joel Selwood	85		43	C	Tom Rockliff	0		0
CC	Dustin Martin	0		0	VC	Heath Shaw	0		0
RP	Dustin Martin	0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	128	1			Total:	100	1

	London Royals					Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Flood	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Dane Rampe	0		0	D1	Andrew Mackie	94		94
D2	Jesse Lonergan	0		0	D2	Elliot Yeo	0		0
D3	Bradley Sheppard	0		0	D3	Tom Cutler	0		0
D4	Orazio Fantasia	0		0	D4	Robbie Tarrant	0		0
M1	Daniel Hannebery	0		0	D5	Kade Kolodjashnij	0		0
M2	Luke Shuey	0		0	M1	Bernie Vince	0		0
M3	Ben Cunnington	0		0	M2	Patrick Cripps	0		0
M4	Will Langford	0		0	M3	Scott Thompson	0		0
R1	Tim Membrey	0	0.5	0	M4	Travis Boak	0		0
F1	Tom T Lynch	0		0	R1	Sam Jacobs	0		0
F2	Dean Towers	0		0	F1	Mitch Robinson	0		0
F3	Lin Jong	61		61	F2	Matthew Wright	0		0
F4	Maverick Weller	0		0	F3	Brendan Whitecross	0		0
U1 (MID )	Joshua Schoenfeld	0		0	U1 (MID )	David Zaharakis	0		0
U2 (MID )	Matt Shaw	0		0	U2 (MID )	Danyle Pearce	0		0
E1 (FWD )	Josh Hill	0	0	0	E1 (DEF )	Taylor Hunt	0	0	0
E2 (DEF )	Kyle Hartigan	0	0	0	E2 (MID )	Jonathan O'Rourke	0	0	0
E3 (FWD )	Chris Mayne	0	0	0	E3 (MID FWD)	Lewis Taylor	0	0	0
C	Daniel Hannebery	0		0	C	Patrick Cripps	0		0
VC	Luke Shuey	0		0	VC	Sam Jacobs	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	61	1			Total:	94	1

	Moscow Spetsnaz					Berlin Brewers
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Sam Docherty	0		0	D1	Shaun Burgoyne	0		0
D2	Nick Vlastuin	0		0	D2	Daniel Talia	0		0
D3	Steven May	0		0	D3	Jamie MacMillan	0		0
D4	Paul Seedsman	0		0	D4	Kyle Cheney	0		0
M1	Robbie Gray	0		0	M1	Jack Steven	0		0
M2	David Armitage	0		0	M2	Jack Viney	0		0
M3	Ryan Bastinac	0		0	M3	Tom Liberatore	72	DNP	0
M4	Levi Greenwood	0		0	M4	Brad Crouch	0		0
R1	Dominic Sheed	0	0.5	0	R1	Max Gawn	0		0
F1	Jesse Hogan	0		0	F1	Michael Walters	0		0
F2	Joe Daniher	0		0	F2	Steve Johnson	0		0
F3	Darcy Moore	0		0	F3	Mark LeCras	0		0
F4	Eric Hipwood	0		0	F4	Drew Petrie	0		0
U1 (MID )	Sam Menegola	77		77	U1 (MID )	Chris Masten	0		0
U2 (MID )	Ryan Clarke	0		0	U2 (MID )	Josh Smith	0		0
E1 (DEF )	James Frawley	0	0	0	E1 (FWD )	William Hams	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Tyrone Vickery	0	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Darcy Byrne-Jones	0	0	0
E3 (MID FWD)	Jack Sinclair	0	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Josh Cowan	50	0	0
C	Robbie Gray	0		0	C	Max Gawn	0		0
VC	Sam Docherty	0		0	VC	Jack Steven	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	77	1			Total:	0	0

	Pacific Islanders					Toronto Wolves
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Rory Laird	0		0	D1	Jasper Pittard	0		0
D2	Lee Spurr	0		0	D2	David Astbury	0		0
D3	Adam Tomlinson	0		0	D3	Tom Ruggles	81		81
D4	Sam Day	0		0	D4	Michael Firrito	0		0
M1	Marcus Bontempelli	79		79	M1	Jack Ziebell	0		0
M2	Tom Mitchell	0		0	M2	Jackson Macrae	77		77
M3	Andrew Gaff	0		0	M3	Sam Kerridge	0		0
M4	Cameron Guthrie	72		72	M4	Angus Brayshaw	0		0
R1	Rhys Stanley	101		101	R1	Matthew Kreuzer	0		0
F1	Steven Motlop	108		108	F1	Matthew Pavlich	0		0
F2	Devon Smith	0		0	F2	Jack Watts	0		0
F3	Jarryd Lyons	0		0	F3	Jordan De Goey	0		0
F4	Matthew Leuenberger	0		0	F4	Jayden Short	0		0
U1 (MID )	Sam Gibson	0		0	U1 (MID )	Brendon Ah Chee	0		0
U2 (FWD )	Callum Ah Chee	0		0	U2 (RUC FWD)	Andrew Phillips	0		0
E1 (MID FWD)	Liam Duggan	0	0	0	E1 (DEF )	Riley Bonner	0	0	0
E2 (DEF )	Jake Kolodjashnij	50	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Tyson Goldsack	0	0	0
E3 (FWD )	Harrison Himmelberg	0	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Nathan Brown	0	0	0
C	Marcus Bontempelli	79		79	C	Jack Ziebell	0		0
VC	Tom Mitchell	0		0	VC	Jackson Macrae	77		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP	Adam Tomlinson	0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	439	4			Total:	158	2

	Tokyo Samurai					New York Revolution
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Courtenay Dempsey	0		0	D1	Josh Gibson	0		0
D2	Garrick Ibbotson	0		0	D2	Tom McDonald	0		0
D3	Jason Johannisen	102		102	D3	Bachar Houli	0		0
D4	Liam Dawson	0		0	D4	Shannon Hurn	0		0
M1	Luke Parker	0		0	M1	Jordan Lewis	0		0
M2	Anthony Miles	0		0	M2	Mitch Duncan	101		101
M3	Aaron Young	0		0	M3	David Mundy	0		0
M4	Rory Atkins	0		0	M4	Stephen Hill	0		0
R1	Zac Smith	108		108	R1	Matt Rosa	0	0.5	0
F1	Charlie Cameron	0		0	F1	Josh J Kennedy	0		0
F2	Harry Cunningham	0		0	F2	Daniel Menzel	63		63
F3	Jamie Cripps	0		0	F3	Isaac Heeney	0		0
F4	Luke Dahlhaus	71		71	F4	Alex Sexton	0		0
U1 (DEF )	Martin Gleeson	0		0	U1 (MID )	Shaun Grigg	0		0
U2 (FWD )	Sam Lloyd	0		0	U2 (MID )	Liam Picken	93		93
E1 (RUC FWD)	Scott Lycett	0	0	0	E1 (DEF )	Scott D Thompson	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Patrick Ambrose	0	0	0	E2 (FWD )	Jarrad Waite	0	0	0
E3 (MID )	Josh Dunkley	79	0	0	E3 (MID )	Adam Marcon	0	0	0
C	Luke Parker	0		0	CC	Jordan Lewis	0		0
VC	Luke Dahlhaus	71		0	CC	Mitch Duncan	101		51
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	281	3			Total:	308	3

Live Ladder

Position	Name	Score	Scored Against	Wins	Losses	Percentage
1	Dublin Destroyers	2395	2118	14	3	113.08
2	Rio de Janeiro Jaguars	2309	2152	13	4	107.3
3	Mexico City Suns	2430	2154	12	5	112.81
4	Seoul Magpies	2193	2234	11	6	98.16
5	Paris Nice Lyon Reindeers	2221	2116	10	7	104.96
6	Beijing Thunder	2197	2139	10	7	102.71
7	New York Revolution	2291	2239	10	7	102.32
8	Christchurch Saints	2149	2131	10	7	100.84
9	Buenos Aires Armadillos	2156	2149	10	7	100.33
10	Pacific Islanders	2244	2238	10	7	100.27
11	New Delhi Tigers	2201	2107	9	8	104.46
12	Berlin Brewers	2234	2246	7	10	99.47
13	Moscow Spetnaz	2015	2144	7	10	93.98
14	Cape Town Cobras	2140	2197	6	11	97.41
15	London Royals	2053	2168	6	11	94.7
16	Tokyo Samurai	2097	2265	4	13	92.58
17	Toronto Wolves	1930	2183	2	15	88.41
18	Cairo Sands	1948	2223	2	15	87.63

That ladder is close :)

Slow start for Christchurch. Libba decent score to be subbed out

Pretty big blow for Seoul - Haynes out

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 30, 2016, 01:32:22 PM
Pretty big blow for Seoul - Haynes out

well they gunning for our 4th spot
pretty big blow for PNL
Cyril out so laverde comes on

damn big dent to chances at world idol

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 30, 2016, 07:03:16 AM

Quote from: ossie85 on July 30, 2016, 07:00:07 AM

Dangerfield keeps Seoul finals and top 4 dream alive

Has there ever been a team in WXV history that relies so much on one player every week? :P

#NoDangerNoSeoul

Well when Toronto and now Dillos have Pendles, he's been a match saver more than once! I remember when he would carry RB's Wolves over the line some seasons.

Solid start for our Reindeer boys against the Saints 4 who played.

Quote from: DazBurg on July 30, 2016, 01:51:50 PM

Quote from: RaisyDaisy on July 30, 2016, 01:32:22 PM
Pretty big blow for Seoul - Haynes out

well they gunning for our 4th spot
pretty big blow for PNL
Cyril out so laverde comes on

damn big dent to chances at world idol

Seoul lose
PNL lose
NDT could potentially go to 4th!

Quote from: Ricochet on July 30, 2016, 02:01:25 PM
Seoul lose
PNL lose
NDT could potentially go to 4th! lose
New York could potentially go to 4th!

Holy balls! Malcolm Karpany is playing!!!

The 9th last player picked in 2015 :P

59. Moscow - Cameron Delaney
60. Berlin - Malcolm Karpany
61. PNL - Jermaine Miller-Lewis
62. Christchurch - Alex Silvagni
63. Dublin - Luke Delaney
64. Mexico City - Lewis Melican

Round 8
65. New Delhi - Michael Jamison
66. Buenos Aires - Zac Dawson
67. Cairo - Dale Morris
68. Rio de Janeiro - Sean Hurley

Oh dear....

Gibson, Houli and Grigg all going super low! Unbelievable - disastrous!

Quote from: Purple 77 on July 30, 2016, 04:15:14 PM
Holy balls! Malcolm Karpany is playing!!!

The 9th last player picked in 2015 :P

59. Moscow - Cameron Delaney
60. Berlin - Malcolm Karpany
61. PNL - Jermaine Miller-Lewis
62. Christchurch - Alex Silvagni
63. Dublin - Luke Delaney
64. Mexico City - Lewis Melican

Round 8
65. New Delhi - Michael Jamison
66. Buenos Aires - Zac Dawson
67. Cairo - Dale Morris
68. Rio de Janeiro - Sean Hurley

I think you'll find Cairo discovered his talent first.

After Gws/Rich/Haw/Carl

Beijing CC Callan Ward is playing the lone hand atm, with New Delhi the early favourites thanks to some down Thunder performances.

Seoul slowed down somewhat; with Duryea and Kelly average. Cape Town are keeping up though, even if it is early days!

Mexico City took the early lead, but Dublin just went BOOM and we have a thrilling match on our hands!

Toronto just a little bit closer to Pacific than the Islanders would like I think...

Two poor Richmond player performances for Tokyo eases the Revolutions' nerves, but still early days!

Score Summary
Beijing Thunder (396) from 5* vs New Delhi Tigers (403) from 4*
Cairo Sands (331) from 5 vs Buenos Aires Armadillos (509) from 6
Cape Town Cobras (260) from 3 vs Seoul Magpies (754) from 7#
Christchurch Saints (696) from 8# vs PNL Reindeers (370) from 4
Dublin Destroyers (763) from 7** vs Mexico City Suns (458) from 5
London Royals (134) from 2 vs Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (488) from 4#
Moscow Spetsnaz (247) from 3 vs Berlin Brewers (253) from 2
Pacific Islanders (605) from 6# vs Toronto Wolves (540) from 7
Tokyo Samurai (383) from 5 vs New York Revolution (661) from 7**

# = Captain Played
* = one Co-Captain Played
** = two Co-Captain's Played

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	Beijing Thunder					New Delhi Tigers
POS	Team Format: Attack	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Sam Mayes	0		0	D1	Daniel Rich	0		0
D2	Harry Taylor	40		40	D2	Jeremy Howe	0		0
D3	James Aish	0		0	D3	Phil Davis	63		63
M1	Callan Ward	112		112	D4	Nathan Krakouer	0		0
M2	Lachie Neale	0		0	M1	Steele Sidebottom	0		0
M3	Oliver Wines	0		0	M2	Stephen Coniglio	121		121
M4	Brandon Ellis	81		81	M3	Kieren Jack	0		0
R1	Brodie Grundy	0		0	M4	Matt Crouch	0		0
F1	Dayne Zorko	0		0	R1	Archie Smith	0		0
F2	Josh Jenkins	0		0	F1	Jack Darling	0		0
F3	Christian Petracca	0		0	F2	Jack Martin	0		0
F4	Kane Lambert	43		43	F3	Jeremy Cameron	41		41
F5	Matt Jones	0		0	F4	Travis Cloke	0		0
U1 (MID )	Bradley Hill	64		64	U1 (MID )	Tom Scully	117		117
U2 (MID )	Jared Polec	0		0	U2 (MID )	Sebastian Ross	0		0
E1 (DEF )	Luke Brown	0	0	0	E1 (MID )	Jake Lloyd	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Jayden Hunt	0	0	0	E2 (RUC FWD)	Zachary Clarke	0	0	0
E3 (DEF )	Xavier Richards	0	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Sharrod Wellingham	0	0	0
CC	Callan Ward	112		56	CC	Steele Sidebottom	0		0
CC	Dayne Zorko	0		0	CC	Stephen Coniglio	121		61
RP		0		0	RP	Matt Crouch	0		0
		Total:	396	5			Total:	403	4

	Cairo Sands					Buenos Aires Armadillos
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Dylan Roberton	0		0	D1	Easton Wood	60		60
D2	Jeremy McGovern	0		0	D2	Shane Biggs	80		80
D3	Ben Stratton	61		61	D3	Zach Tuohy	108		108
D4	Nick Smith	0		0	D4	Joshua Wagner	0		0
M1	Taylor Adams	0		0	M1	Scott Pendlebury	0		0
M2	Pearce Hanley	0		0	M2	Edward Curnow	103		103
M3	Luke Dunstan	0		0	M3	Andrew Swallow	0		0
M4	Rhys Mathieson	0		0	M4	Richard Douglas	0		0
R1	Shane Mumford	110		110	R1	Tom Nicholls	0		0
F1	Ben Brown	0		0	F1	Tom Hickey	0		0
F2	Rory Lobb	63		63	F2	Andrejs Everitt	53		53
F3	Oleg Markov	53		53	F3	Lindsay Thomas	0		0
F4	Lincoln McCarthy	44		44	F4	Rohan Bewick	0		0
U1 (MID )	Rupert Wills	0		0	U1 (MID )	Isaac Smith	105		105
U2 (MID FWD)	Mark Hutchings	0		0	U2 (MID )	Jack Crisp	0		0
E1 (MID FWD)	Karl Amon	0	0	0	E1 (MID )	Trent Dumont	0	0	0
E2 (DEF )	Eric MacKenzie	0	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Shaun Atley	0	0	0
E3 (FWD )	Paul Stewart	0	0	0	E3 (FWD )	Joshua Green	0	0	0
C	Taylor Adams	0		0	C	Scott Pendlebury	0		0
VC	Shane Mumford	110		0	VC	Edward Curnow	103		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	331	5			Total:	509	6

	Cape Town Cobras					Seoul Magpies
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Brodie Smith	0		0	D1	Nick Haynes	0	DNP	0
D2	Shane Savage	0		0	D2	Jackson Trengove	0		0
D3	Matt Dea	0		0	D3	Taylor Duryea	64		64
D4	Jarryn Geary	0		0	D4	Travis Varcoe	0		0
M1	Josh P Kennedy	0		0	M1	Patrick Dangerfield	144		144
M2	Lachie Hunter	78		78	M2	Joshua Kelly	66		66
M3	Dom Tyson	0		0	M3	Jack Newnes	0		0
M4	Callum Mills	0		0	M4	David Mackay	0		0
R1	Mark Blicavs	97		97	R1	Jonathon Ceglar	82		82
F1	Tom Hawkins	85		85	F1	Tom J Lynch	0		0
F2	Touk Miller	0		0	F2	Toby Greene	100		100
F3	Dean Kent	0		0	F3	Caleb Daniel	70		70
F4	Peter Wright	0		0	F4	Brandon Matera	0		0
U1 (MID )	Darcy Parish	0		0	U1 (MID )	Lachlan Weller	0		0
U2 (MID FWD)	Craig Bird	0		0	U2 (RUC )	Ben McEvoy	84		84
E1 (MID )	Blake Acres	0	0	0	E1 (MID FWD)	Blaine Boekhorst	88	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Gary Rohan	0	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Cameron Sutcliffe	0	0	0
E3 (DEF )	Lachlan Plowman	58	0	0	E3 (FWD )	Thomas Boyd	88	0	0
C	Josh P Kennedy	0		0	C	Patrick Dangerfield	144		144
VC	Lachie Hunter	78		0	VC	Tom J Lynch	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	260	3			Total:	754	7

	Christchurch Saints					PNL Reindeers
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Jake Lever	0		0	D1	Corey Enright	98		98
D2	Harris Andrews	0		0	D2	Zachary Williams	91		91
D3	Ben Reid	0		0	D3	Jarrod Harbrow	0		0
D4	Sean Dempster	0		0	D4	Billy Stretch	0		0
M1	Sam Mitchell	84		84	M1	Matt Priddis	0		0
M2	Ryan Griffen	62		62	M2	Dylan Shiel	105		105
M3	Bryce Gibbs	105		105	M3	Nathan Jones	0		0
M4	Koby Stevens	60		60	M4	Luke Hodge	76		76
R1	Jordan Roughead	58		58	R1	Sam Naismith	0		0
F1	Clay Smith	71		71	F1	Cyril Rioli	0	DNP	0
F2	Luke Breust	86		86	F2	Justin Westhoff	0		0
F3	Jake Stringer	65		65	F3	Chad Wingard	0		0
F4	Leigh Montagna	0		0	F4	Jack Billings	0		0
U1 (MID )	Hamish Hartlett	0		0	U1 (MID FWD)	Zachary Merrett	0		0
U2 (DEF MID)	Jarrad McVeigh	0		0	U2 (DEF )	Marley Williams	0		0
E1 (DEF )	Nathan Wilson	65	0	0	E1 (FWD )	Jayden Laverde	0		0
E2 (FWD )	Kyle Langford	0	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Nick Malceski	0	0	0
E3 (MID )	Daniel McKenzie	0	0	0	E3 (MID )	Brad McKenzie	0	0	0
C	Bryce Gibbs	105		105	C	Matt Priddis	0		0
VC	Leigh Montagna	0		0	VC	Zachary Merrett	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	696	8			Total:	370	4

	Dublin Destroyers					Mexico City Suns
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Alex Rance	145		145	D1	Heath Shaw	129		129
D2	Grant Birchall	115		115	D2	Kade Simpson	88		88
D3	Heath Grundy	0		0	D3	Jimmy Bartel	100		100
D4	Samuel Collins	0		0	D4	Matthew Broadbent	0		0
M1	Joel Selwood	85		85	M1	Tom Rockliff	0		0
M2	Rory Sloane	0		0	M2	Trent Cotchin	78		78
M3	Adam Treloar	0		0	M3	Brendon Goddard	0		0
M4	Nick Dal Santo	0		0	M4	Brad Ebert	0		0
R1	Todd Goldstein	0		0	R1	Shaun Hampson	63		63
F1	Dustin Martin	92		92	F1	Daniel Wells	0		0
F2	Lance Franklin	0		0	F2	Nick Riewoldt	0		0
F3	Jack Gunston	101		101	F3	Brent Harvey	0		0
F4	Jack Riewoldt	68		68	F4	Eddie Betts	0		0
U1 (DEF )	Neville Jetta	0		0	U1 (MID FWD)	Sam Gray	0		0
U2 (DEF )	Jacob Weitering	58		58	U2 (MID )	Ryan Davis	0		0
E1 (MID FWD)	Ben Crocker	0	0	0	E1 (FWD )	Adam Cooney	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Jack Silvagni	56	0	0	E2 (FWD )	James Sicily	68	0	0
E3 (RUC FWD)	Sam Frost	0	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Dylan Buckley	73	0	0
CC	Joel Selwood	85		43	C	Tom Rockliff	0		0
CC	Dustin Martin	92		46	VC	Heath Shaw	129		0
RP	Dustin Martin	92		10	RP		0		0
		Total:	763	7			Total:	458	5

	London Royals					Rio de Janeiro Jaguars
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Flood	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Dane Rampe	0		0	D1	Andrew Mackie	94		94
D2	Jesse Lonergan	0		0	D2	Elliot Yeo	0		0
D3	Bradley Sheppard	0		0	D3	Tom Cutler	0		0
D4	Orazio Fantasia	0		0	D4	Robbie Tarrant	0		0
M1	Daniel Hannebery	0		0	D5	Kade Kolodjashnij	0		0
M2	Luke Shuey	0		0	M1	Bernie Vince	0		0
M3	Ben Cunnington	0		0	M2	Patrick Cripps	118		118
M4	Will Langford	73		73	M3	Scott Thompson	0		0
R1	Tim Membrey	0	0.5	0	M4	Travis Boak	0		0
F1	Tom T Lynch	0		0	R1	Sam Jacobs	0		0
F2	Dean Towers	0		0	F1	Mitch Robinson	0		0
F3	Lin Jong	61		61	F2	Matthew Wright	90		90
F4	Maverick Weller	0		0	F3	Brendan Whitecross	68		68
U1 (MID )	Joshua Schoenfeld	0		0	U1 (MID )	David Zaharakis	0		0
U2 (MID )	Matt Shaw	0		0	U2 (MID )	Danyle Pearce	0		0
E1 (FWD )	Josh Hill	0	0	0	E1 (DEF )	Taylor Hunt	78	0	0
E2 (DEF )	Kyle Hartigan	0	0	0	E2 (MID )	Jonathan O'Rourke	35	0	0
E3 (FWD )	Chris Mayne	0	0	0	E3 (MID FWD)	Lewis Taylor	0	0	0
C	Daniel Hannebery	0		0	C	Patrick Cripps	118		118
VC	Luke Shuey	0		0	VC	Sam Jacobs	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	134	2			Total:	488	4

	Moscow Spetsnaz					Berlin Brewers
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Sam Docherty	107		107	D1	Shaun Burgoyne	107		107
D2	Nick Vlastuin	63		63	D2	Daniel Talia	0		0
D3	Steven May	0		0	D3	Jamie MacMillan	0		0
D4	Paul Seedsman	0		0	D4	Kyle Cheney	0		0
M1	Robbie Gray	0		0	M1	Jack Steven	0		0
M2	David Armitage	0		0	M2	Jack Viney	0		0
M3	Ryan Bastinac	0		0	M3	Tom Liberatore	72	DNP	0
M4	Levi Greenwood	0		0	M4	Brad Crouch	0		0
R1	Dominic Sheed	0	0.5	0	R1	Max Gawn	0		0
F1	Jesse Hogan	0		0	F1	Michael Walters	0		0
F2	Joe Daniher	0		0	F2	Steve Johnson	146		146
F3	Darcy Moore	0		0	F3	Mark LeCras	0		0
F4	Eric Hipwood	0		0	F4	Drew Petrie	0		0
U1 (MID )	Sam Menegola	77		77	U1 (MID )	Chris Masten	0		0
U2 (MID )	Ryan Clarke	0		0	U2 (MID )	Josh Smith	0		0
E1 (DEF )	James Frawley	74	0	0	E1 (FWD )	William Hams	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Tyrone Vickery	47	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Darcy Byrne-Jones	0	0	0
E3 (MID FWD)	Jack Sinclair	0	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Josh Cowan	50	0	0
C	Robbie Gray	0		0	C	Max Gawn	0		0
VC	Sam Docherty	107		0	VC	Jack Steven	0		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	247	3			Total:	253	2

	Pacific Islanders					Toronto Wolves
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Rory Laird	0		0	D1	Jasper Pittard	0		0
D2	Lee Spurr	0		0	D2	David Astbury	75		75
D3	Adam Tomlinson	43		43	D3	Tom Ruggles	81		81
D4	Sam Day	0		0	D4	Michael Firrito	0		0
M1	Marcus Bontempelli	79		79	M1	Jack Ziebell	0		0
M2	Tom Mitchell	0		0	M2	Jackson Macrae	77		77
M3	Andrew Gaff	0		0	M3	Sam Kerridge	71		71
M4	Cameron Guthrie	72		72	M4	Angus Brayshaw	0		0
R1	Rhys Stanley	101		101	R1	Matthew Kreuzer	90		90
F1	Steven Motlop	108		108	F1	Matthew Pavlich	0		0
F2	Devon Smith	118		118	F2	Jack Watts	0		0
F3	Jarryd Lyons	0		0	F3	Jordan De Goey	0		0
F4	Matthew Leuenberger	0		0	F4	Jayden Short	83		83
U1 (MID )	Sam Gibson	0		0	U1 (MID )	Brendon Ah Chee	0		0
U2 (FWD )	Callum Ah Chee	0		0	U2 (RUC FWD)	Andrew Phillips	63		63
E1 (MID FWD)	Liam Duggan	0	0	0	E1 (DEF )	Riley Bonner	0	0	0
E2 (DEF )	Jake Kolodjashnij	50	0	0	E2 (DEF )	Tyson Goldsack	0	0	0
E3 (FWD )	Harrison Himmelberg	70	0	0	E3 (DEF )	Nathan Brown	0	0	0
C	Marcus Bontempelli	79		79	C	Jack Ziebell	0		0
VC	Tom Mitchell	0		0	VC	Jackson Macrae	77		0
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP	Adam Tomlinson	43		5	RP		0		0
		Total:	605	6			Total:	540	7

	Tokyo Samurai					New York Revolution
POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Team Format: Traditional	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Courtenay Dempsey	0		0	D1	Josh Gibson	54		54
D2	Garrick Ibbotson	0		0	D2	Tom McDonald	0		0
D3	Jason Johannisen	102		102	D3	Bachar Houli	69		69
D4	Liam Dawson	0		0	D4	Shannon Hurn	0		0
M1	Luke Parker	0		0	M1	Jordan Lewis	113		113
M2	Anthony Miles	48		48	M2	Mitch Duncan	101		101
M3	Aaron Young	0		0	M3	David Mundy	0		0
M4	Rory Atkins	0		0	M4	Stephen Hill	0		0
R1	Zac Smith	108		108	R1	Matt Rosa	0	0.5	0
F1	Charlie Cameron	0		0	F1	Josh J Kennedy	0		0
F2	Harry Cunningham	0		0	F2	Daniel Menzel	63		63
F3	Jamie Cripps	0		0	F3	Isaac Heeney	0		0
F4	Luke Dahlhaus	71		71	F4	Alex Sexton	0		0
U1 (DEF )	Martin Gleeson	0		0	U1 (MID )	Shaun Grigg	60		60
U2 (FWD )	Sam Lloyd	54		54	U2 (MID )	Liam Picken	93		93
E1 (RUC FWD)	Scott Lycett	0	0	0	E1 (DEF )	Scott D Thompson	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Patrick Ambrose	0	0	0	E2 (FWD )	Jarrad Waite	0	0	0
E3 (MID )	Josh Dunkley	79	0	0	E3 (MID )	Adam Marcon	54	0	0
C	Luke Parker	0		0	CC	Jordan Lewis	113		57
VC	Luke Dahlhaus	71		0	CC	Mitch Duncan	101		51
HA		0		0	HA		0		0
RP		0		0	RP		0		0
		Total:	383	5			Total:	661	7