Appreciate HB and others helping out with the concept.....
Well, the first two rounds you don't have to do anything!
Qualifying Round
The 18 teams split into 3 groups, based on premiership rankings from last year.
Group A: Sao Paulo, Cairo, Cape Town, Seoul, PNL, Wellington
Group B: Mexico City, Moscow, Toronto, New York, Tokyo, Beijing
Group C: Buenos Aires, Berlin, Dublin, London, New Delhi, Pacific
The total SC score of your ENTIRE squad counts from the first 9 matches of the NAB Challenge.
The highest scoring team from each group progresses to the final 4, plus the highest scoring team that didn't qualify.
Semi Final
The 4 teams that qualify from the first week are ranked from highest scoring to lowest scoring.
Highest scoring team v 4th highest scoring team
2nd highest scoring team v 3rd highest scoring team
The total SC score of your ENTIRE squad counts from the last 9 matches of the NAB Challenge.
Final
The winning teams from the Semi-Final face off against each other. Final round of practice matches of the NAB Challenge.
Each team selects a XV like a normal match. Scoring based on SC.
Happy to discuss though!
Meh, looks fine to me, probably the best way to do it as well 8)
Will be interesting to see how this goes, since really it will come down to who has the most players play. Could give an advantage to some of the younger teams as many teams will play their youngsters at this point to see how they go.
So far from the 2 games with teams named I have got 8 of a possible 11 set to play...
Got 7 out of 10 playing so far.
Dwyer, Bews and Hartman the absentees.
My absentees are Kersten (semi injured), Whitcross (injured) and Kyle Martin
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 11, 2014, 04:13:08 PM
My absentees are Kersten (semi injured), Whitcross (injured) and Kyle Martin
Our guys are just too shower. :P
3/5 for me...
Huh, just realised I have no Geelong or Hawthorn players, thats uncomforting :-\
Quote from: Purple 77 on February 11, 2014, 06:58:48 PM
3/5 for me...
Huh, just realised I have no Geelong or Hawthorn players, thats uncomforting :-\
We have two Geelong players, and both are shower, yet to play a game... and if my inkling holds true, probably never will. :(
I blame ML for wanting one of them for no good reason. :P
Daneil rich missies out for us
but Cyril rioli and Mitch Hallahan are playing
BTW Ossman think there was a mistake made in the preseason draft thread and the PNL thread it says we got Zachary O'Brien
ummm is that meant to be Nicholas O'Brien?
Quote from: DazBurg on February 11, 2014, 07:26:20 PM
Daneil rich missies out for us
but Cyril rioli and Mitch Hallahan are playing
BTW Ossman think there was a mistake made in the preseason draft thread and the PNL thread it says we got Zachary O'Brien
ummm is that meant to be Nicholas O'Brien?
Nope, Zach O'Brien
Quote from: Hellopplz on December 09, 2013, 08:50:21 PM
Sorry for a minor hold up fellas. Was going through a few players and seeing which guys to bring it. Was going to bring in ____ but had enough forwards and came across this guy and couldn't pass him as think he could turn into something decent!
PNL welcome Zachary O'Brien to the rookie list! Mature age inside midfielder who has a clean boot and also tackles well.
(http://www.afl.com.au/staticfile/AFL%20Tenant/Media/Images/306693-tlsnewsportrait.jpg)
Nick O'Brien belongs to Tokyo
Yep, Nick is the Bombers one, we grabbed the one from Lions :P.
ahhhh ok wasn't sure when searching in google for him couldn't find him but found him on footywire as Zac o'brien
thanks for clearing that up Ossman and HP :)
Royals have 8/13 from 2 games.
Quote from: BB67th on February 12, 2014, 08:19:08 PM
There aren't any for NAB Challenge. Fantasy Freako is providing a few on his Twitter as he is with Champion Data so he has them.
They have said that hey will release the scores for the match later tonight or in the morning.
So apparently SC scores will be released for these games relatively quickly. Do we want to use these or are we sticking with DT scores?
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 12, 2014, 08:27:34 PM
Quote from: BB67th on February 12, 2014, 08:19:08 PM
There aren't any for NAB Challenge. Fantasy Freako is providing a few on his Twitter as he is with Champion Data so he has them.
They have said that hey will release the scores for the match later tonight or in the morning.
So apparently SC scores will be released for these games relatively quickly. Do we want to use these or are we sticking with DT scores?
If it's quick, SC sounds great
So here are the SC scores from last night - http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/see-every-players-supercoach-score-as-geelong-defeated-collingwood/story-fni5f3gz-1226825203172 (http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/see-every-players-supercoach-score-as-geelong-defeated-collingwood/story-fni5f3gz-1226825203172)
Obviously scores are going to be lower since they have 52 players to fit in to the cap rather than 44, but at the same time they haven't even gone up to 3300... all the scores only add up to 2,892, so not sure what's going on there. ???
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 13, 2014, 08:40:23 AM
So here are the SC scores from last night - http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/see-every-players-supercoach-score-as-geelong-defeated-collingwood/story-fni5f3gz-1226825203172 (http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/see-every-players-supercoach-score-as-geelong-defeated-collingwood/story-fni5f3gz-1226825203172)
Obviously scores are going to be lower since they have 52 players to fit in to the cap rather than 44, but at the same time they haven't even gone up to 3300... all the scores only add up to 2,892, so not sure what's going on there. ???
Probably because the quarters are shorter maybe?
Group A: Sao Paulo, Cairo, Cape Town, Seoul, PNL, Wellington
Group B: Mexico City, Moscow, Toronto, New York, Tokyo, Beijing
Group C: Buenos Aires, Berlin, Dublin, London, New Delhi, Pacific
Using SC scores!
(After Pies v Cats)
Group A
Cape Town - 328
Seoul - 249
PNL - 199
Cairo - 193
Sao Paulo - 173
Wellington - 0
Group B
Beijing - 356
Toronto - 219
Mexico City - 188
New York - 175
Tokyo - 107
Moscow - 84
Group C
London - 214
Buenos Aires - 199
New Delhi - 149
Pacific - 103
Dublin - 41
Berlin - 5
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Cape Town, Beijing, London, Seoul
Dayne Beams half our score. :P
I have an insane 15 players in the Melb-Rich match, yet only 7 will play :-\
Happy with how my three players went last night. Adams showed he should fit in to the Pies team without a hitch, whilst Armstrong demonstrated he could be some handy depth this year. Unfortunate for Freeman to do his hammy when he was looking pretty good for a first gamer...
Don't you love it when a named player does not play as well (Hudson did not play despite being named) Do not mind though as it meant Lynch had time in ruck increasing his score.
Awesome that they're releasing SC scores straight away.
Not a bad start from us. We've got a few Hawks and Lions to play tonight.
Good stuff ossie.
Quote from: Ringo on February 13, 2014, 10:07:42 AM
Don't you love it when a named player does not play as well (Hudson did not play despite being named) Do not mind though as it meant Lynch had time in ruck increasing his score.
Well they name 29 players then have to cut 3 before the match. So some people had to miss out
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 13, 2014, 10:33:43 AM
Quote from: Ringo on February 13, 2014, 10:07:42 AM
Don't you love it when a named player does not play as well (Hudson did not play despite being named) Do not mind though as it meant Lynch had time in ruck increasing his score.
Well they name 29 players then have to cut 3 before the match. So some people had to miss out
Dah - what an idiot forgot that rule.
A couple more named for me in the Roos vs Blues game; Ben Jacobs, Mason Wood and Scott McMahon for the Roos, and Andrew Walker and Blaine Johnson for the Blues. Only ones missing are Simon White and Majak Daw who are both coming off injuries.
I have all 4 atm of my Carlton and Roos named for the Saturday Game. (Tuohy, Cachia, Menzell and Sam Wright)
No Rocky tonight for Dublin.
Happy with 249 so far from Maccaffer, Hunt, Keefe, Langdon and Maxwell. Good work spuds!
Tonight i should be seeing
McEvoy, Duryea, Grimley, Wanganeen,
Grimley not playing tonight JB, he was one of the three left out along with Ben Ross and Luke Lowden (:(). Seems they didn't want the extra rucks tonight...
Well, they do have Big Boy and Ceglar... plus Hale and Roughy if you want to count them.
Surprised Ben Ross didn't get a gig. :o
Really dont see how Ceglar gets a game over Grimley. Grimley actually has talent ???
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on February 13, 2014, 06:45:42 PM
Really dont see how Ceglar gets a game over Grimley. Grimley actually has talent ???
I reckon they will give McEvoy and Ceglar the next game off and play Grimley and Lowden
Happy with the Cairenes from tonight. :D
Jordon Bourke a pleasant surprise.
Luke Breust top scorer too!
So here are the SC scores from tonights game - http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/supercoach-scores-hawthorn-hawks-v-brisbane-lions/story-fni5f3gz-1226826602724 (http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/supercoach-scores-hawthorn-hawks-v-brisbane-lions/story-fni5f3gz-1226826602724)
One thing I noticed was those scores add up to 3302, so looks like they have gone back to the scaling to 3300. Just thinking out loud, but if all the other games get scaled to the 3300 mark should the scores from last nights match get extrapolated out to 3300 to even it up? Basically it just gives everyone an extra 8 points (except for Stringer since he scored 0). Could make a difference if a team ends up missing out on the next round by say 12 points when they had 6 players in last nights game compared to the team above who had just 2...
Apparently you can get live-ish SC scores on the fox footy website like during the season last year? Someone said you could for Thursday's game anyway, so not sure why Ossie needs second rate links? :o
Unless that other fella was lying :o
The fox footy website doesn't show all the players, only shows 22 from each team. How are links from the HS website second rate?
Quote from: ossie85 on February 13, 2014, 08:54:20 AM
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Cape Town, Beijing, London, Seoul
Go 'Jing! :D
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 13, 2014, 11:58:20 PM
So here are the SC scores from tonights game - http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/supercoach-scores-hawthorn-hawks-v-brisbane-lions/story-fni5f3gz-1226826602724 (http://www.heraldsun.com.au/sport/afl/supercoach-scores-hawthorn-hawks-v-brisbane-lions/story-fni5f3gz-1226826602724)
One thing I noticed was those scores add up to 3302, so looks like they have gone back to the scaling to 3300. Just thinking out loud, but if all the other games get scaled to the 3300 mark should the scores from last nights match get extrapolated out to 3300 to even it up? Basically it just gives everyone an extra 8 points (except for Stringer since he scored 0). Could make a difference if a team ends up missing out on the next round by say 12 points when they had 6 players in last nights game compared to the team above who had just 2...
That's interesting and annoyingly inconsistent! Will see how the other matches are scaled before making that decision though, but agree if all are 3300 we should scale up the scores (not by adding 8 points though, I'd spread it across proportionally).
Tangent - noticed while I was quoting - HB, why did you paste your URL like that? :P using the [u r l = website ] website [/ u r l]
Group A: Sao Paulo, Cairo, Cape Town, Seoul, PNL, Wellington
Group B: Mexico City, Moscow, Toronto, New York, Tokyo, Beijing
Group C: Buenos Aires, Berlin, Dublin, London, New Delhi, Pacific
Using SC scores!
(After Hawks v Lions)
Group A
Cairo - 522
Sao Paulo - 510
Seoul - 463
Cape Town - 432
PNL - 413
Wellington - 343
Group B
Beijing - 610
Toronto - 415
Mexico City - 329
Tokyo - 329
Moscow - 215
New York - 175
Group C
Buenos Aires - 434
New Delhi - 364
London - 277
Dublin - 159
Pacific - 103
Berlin - 101
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Cairo, Beijing, Buenos Aires, Sao Paulo (with Cairo, Buenos Aires and Sao Paulo pushing out Cape Town, London and Seoul)
Beijing going strong! Thundering very loudly.....
And Group A is looking a very strong group indeed.
Quote from: ossie85 on February 14, 2014, 08:22:39 AM
Tangent - noticed while I was quoting - HB, why did you paste your URL like that? :P using the [u r l = website ] website [/ u r l]
It was a mistake on my end. Since I generally just use the quick reply I type in the url stuff rather than click the button. As a force of habit I wrote url = then pasted the website. Then didn't realise I had written the = sign so kept typing the rest of what I was saying. Once it was posted I looked at it and realised that everything I had said was now the link. So went back and changed it by deleting the = sign, but apparantly that just decided to change it to what you saw when you quoted... Weird ???
Cairo. 8)
New recruit Brad Hill putting his hand up for selection round 1 with a solid performance!
(After Demons v Tigers)
Group A
Wellington - 692
Cape Town - 653
Cairo - 608
Sao Paulo - 601
Seoul - 552
PNL - 520
Group B
Beijing - 673
Moscow - 640
Toronto - 593
Mexico City - 507
Tokyo - 463
New York - 265
Group C
Buenos Aires - 697
New Delhi - 587
Berlin - 449
Dublin - 353
London - 343
Pacific - 298
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Wellington, Beijing, Buenos Aires, Cape Town (with Wellington and Cape Town pushing out Cairo and Sao Paulo)
Last year's bottom 4 looking pretty good still!
Could be because most of our squad's are younger players who are given more of a go in the Challenge.
Carn Thunder!
4 players played today for a grand total of just 139 points!! ::)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 15, 2014, 10:05:05 PM
4 players played today for a grand total of just 139 points!! ::)
Had two players that could have played, only one did 51. :P
Quote from: NigeyS on February 15, 2014, 10:10:42 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 15, 2014, 10:05:05 PM
4 players played today for a grand total of just 139 points!! ::)
Had two players that could have played, only one did 51. :P
Yeah I also had Blaine Johnson pull out. So far had 12 of a possible 21 play. Then got another 6/8 named for the Crows vs Port game (Jake Kelly and Hartlett missing), then 3/3 for the Suns vs Bombers. Hopefully none pull out so after Monday I will have had 21/32 played...
#NoDepthPumas
Quote from: Nails on February 15, 2014, 10:18:22 PM
#NoDepthPumas
I fail to see where the no depth comes from? If anything it is showing I have depth ;)
Depth isn't having only 20 odd of 30 players play
Depth is having 29 of 31 play :o ;)
Dillos could get 21 most weeks but then fail :(
It was only a joke anyway
#PumasUsless
#YearOfTheDillo
#DidntMakeEnoughTrades
#SuperfloweredDillos
#ContradictoryHashtags
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 15, 2014, 10:15:50 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 15, 2014, 10:10:42 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 15, 2014, 10:05:05 PM
4 players played today for a grand total of just 139 points!! ::)
Had two players that could have played, only one did 51. :P
Yeah I also had Blaine Johnson pull out. So far had 12 of a possible 21 play. Then got another 6/8 named for the Crows vs Port game (Jake Kelly and Hartlett missing), then 3/3 for the Suns vs Bombers. Hopefully none pull out so after Monday I will have had 21/32 played...
Sam Rowe gets credit today, no Carrots. :(
(After Blues v Kangaroos)
Group A
Wellington - 880
Cape Town - 860
Sao Paulo - 740
PNL - 703
Cairo - 659
Seoul - 648
Group B
Toronto - 1185
Moscow - 758
Beijing - 673
Mexico City - 663
Tokyo - 463
New York - 430
Group C
Buenos Aires - 1020
New Delhi - 778
Dublin - 629
London - 602
Pacific - 572
Berlin - 530
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Wellington, Toronto, Buenos Aires, Cape Town (with Toronto pulling out Beijing)
The Wolves push out the Thunder, who's dream run may have finishing. Last year's wooden spooner Warriors are still holding out there more fancied opponents, while Buenos Aires and Toronto are looking scary.
Lift Cairenes!
Well thanks to Wright's massive 159 the Pumas move up to 1,226 from 18.
In the next 2 games got another 5 playing (out of 7) assuming none a withdrawn. Then with the remaining 2 games could have a possible 9 more play (but think some are injured). Would be happy if I got a total of 30 play this round (can have a maximum of 32 now)...
well as usually for the reindeers injury has us missing some and others well just get pulled out (lobbe and wingard last to be dropped from squad)
so atm we have 12 played of a possible 24 players we have from those teams
so our score is 776 from 12 batting at 50% playing rate :(
Richard Douglas 118
Brodie Smith 74
Sam Kerridge 73
Kyle Hartigan 37
Lewis Johnston 43
Charlie Cameron 29
Karl Amon 40
Jarman Impey 31
8 players, 5 below 50. fvck.
Can't say PNL is travelling too well this Pre-season as Daz pointed out. Hopefully can improve once the real season begins.
But nice to see some youngsters getting a run!
(After Crows and Power)
Group A
Sao Paulo - 1226
Cairo - 1104
Cape Town - 1067
Wellington - 956
PNL - 776
Seoul - 732
Group B
Toronto - 1203
Moscow - 1005
Beijing - 998
Mexico City - 687
New York - 569
Tokyo - 503
Group C
Buenos Aires - 1260
New Delhi - 1152
London - 877
Dublin - 704
Pacific - 692
Berlin - 583
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Sao Paulo, Toronto, Buenos Aires and Cairo! (With Sao Paulo and Cairo pushing out Wellington and Cape Town)
The big muscles are starting to flex....
Hi guys,
In the next update, will adjust the Collingwood/Geelong scores so that they add up to 3300 (its weird that they don't and all other games do....)
So scores will change:
Name, Club, AFL Club, Old Score, New Score
Taylor Harry Beijing Thunder Geelong 86 98
Caddy Josh Beijing Thunder Geelong 61 70
Varcoe Travis Beijing Thunder Geelong 64 73
Grundy Brodie Beijing Thunder Collingwood 63 72
Kennedy Ben Beijing Thunder Collingwood 73 83
Broomhead Timothy Beijing Thunder Collingwood 9 10
Marsh Jonathon Berlin Brewers Collingwood 5 6
Johnson Steve Buenos Aires Armadillos Geelong 81 92
Kelly James Buenos Aires Armadillos Geelong 68 78
Ramsay Jackson Buenos Aires Armadillos Collingwood 50 57
Beams Dayne Cairo Sands Collingwood 103 118
Hawkins Tom Cape Town Cobras Geelong 71 81
Vardy Nathan Cape Town Cobras Geelong 32 37
Guthrie Cameron Cape Town Cobras Geelong 73 83
Smedts Billie Cape Town Cobras Geelong 45 51
Schroder Jordan Cape Town Cobras Geelong 68 78
Yagmoor Peter Cape Town Cobras Collingwood 39 45
Walker Josh Dublin Destroyers Geelong 41 47
Stringer Jesse Dublin Destroyers Geelong 0 0
Mackie Andrew London Royals Geelong 52 59
Lumumba Heritier London Royals Collingwood 58 66
Lynch Quentin London Royals Collingwood 53 60
Lonergan Tom London Royals Geelong 51 58
Sidebottom Steele Mexico City Suns Collingwood 88 100
Bartel Jimmy Mexico City Suns Geelong 65 74
Blicavs Mark Mexico City Suns Geelong 35 40
Burbury George Moscow Spetsnaz Geelong 29 33
Clarke Martin Moscow Spetsnaz Collingwood 55 63
Duncan Mitch New Delhi Tigers Geelong 78 89
Horlin-Smith George New Delhi Tigers Geelong 39 45
McCarthy Lincoln New Delhi Tigers Geelong 32 37
Cloke Travis New York Revolution Collingwood 24 27
Stokes Matthew New York Revolution Geelong 95 108
Brown Mitchell W New York Revolution Geelong 56 64
Elliott Jamie Pacific Islanders Collingwood 79 90
Frost Jack Pacific Islanders Collingwood 24 27
Ball Luke PNL Reindeers Collingwood 53 60
Williams Marley PNL Reindeers Collingwood 60 68
Enright Corey PNL Reindeers Geelong 86 98
Adams Taylor Sao Paulo Pumas Collingwood 90 103
Armstrong Tony Sao Paulo Pumas Collingwood 64 73
Freeman Nathan Sao Paulo Pumas Collingwood 19 22
Macaffer Brent Seoul Magpies Collingwood 74 84
Maxwell Nick Seoul Magpies Collingwood 33 38
Hunt Taylor Seoul Magpies Geelong 75 86
Keeffe Lachlan Seoul Magpies Collingwood 31 35
Langdon Tom Seoul Magpies Collingwood 36 41
Simpson Dawson Tokyo Samurai Geelong 44 50
Rivers Jared Tokyo Samurai Geelong 63 72
Pendlebury Scott Toronto Wolves Collingwood 98 112
Young Clinton Toronto Wolves Collingwood 27 31
White Jesse Toronto Wolves Collingwood 94 107
Not the best start but eh warming up... Henderson with an LTI isn't great though :( Hopefully one of our rookies can do well enough to get upgraded.
Clancee won't be playing. :(
Rischi though! ;D
Andrejs Everitt, recruit of the season 8) :P
Just a measly 385 points from my 3 players last night takes me to 1,611 :)
Edit: make that 1,636 with the adjusted scores
(After Suns and Bombers, plus adjusted Magpies/Cats)
Group A
Sao Paulo - 1636
Cairo - 1201
Cape Town - 1114
Wellington - 1081
PNL - 992
Seoul - 974
Group B
Toronto - 1483
Moscow - 1294
Beijing - 1293
Tokyo - 916
Mexico City - 801
New York - 705
Group C
Buenos Aires - 1288
New Delhi - 1219
London - 1207
Pacific - 1040
Dublin - 823
Berlin - 733
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Sao Paulo (sounding out a warning already!), Toronto, Buenos Aires and Moscow (with Moscow pushing out Cairo, and only 1 point ahead of Beijing!)
Still 3 matches to go!
Pumas peaking too early... :-X
Sitting in 8th, we need to lift. :(
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 18, 2014, 12:28:53 PM
Pumas peaking too early... :-X
And the Suns taking to time to adjust to the new coach's game plan...
We've missed a few best XV players so far. That's our excuse. :P
Quote from: ossie85 on February 18, 2014, 12:31:12 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 18, 2014, 12:28:53 PM
Pumas peaking too early... :-X
And the Suns taking to time to adjust to the new coach's game plan...
Don't worry we're more focused on round one ;)
Come on Beijing! So close!
Still hoping for some good scores from guys like Lachie Neale, Scott Gumbleton, Elliott Yeo, Darren Glass and Matty Rosa. Hopefully it'll be enough!
London still has a couple of big guns to come in Mayne, McVeigh and Hanneberry so may surprise again.
Players left for the Pumas are Masten and Hill tonight, Wallis, Minson, Stringer and Roberon tomorrow, and Smith and Buntine on Thursday. Was hoping to see Zak Jones get a game, but not to be :(
You guys wanna talk about players to come? IDK which are actually selected... but possibilities include (g2g to work in 4 minutes so I don't have time to see who's playing)
Cox
Barlow
M. Boyd (is he fit?)
Gilbert
and others.
Maybe Beijing will do what the Brewers did last year.... after a poor 2012, came out to be top 4 in NAB games, then went on to have a good season :o
In saying that, the Brewers know what these matches mean to the game, and provide NO reflection of what is to come :P
That's the plan Purps ;)
But nah I dunno, I think we're doing well because a lot of our younger players are getting a run which they might not get during the season proper. Not sure we'll be able to have a ripping season just yet, still probably a couple of years away :)
Just remember to thank your mates at Cairo when Staniel Danley is in the best every week. :P
We can only hope ;)
(After Eagles/Dockers)
Group A
Sao Paulo - 1825
Cairo - 1538
Wellington - 1298
Cape Town - 1226
Seoul - 1145
PNL - 1127
Group B
Beijing - 1698
Toronto - 1531
Moscow - 1464
Tokyo - 1108
Mexico City - 1027
New York - 846
Group C
Buenos Aires - 1454
New Delhi - 1414
London - 1302
Pacific - 1179
Berlin - 968
Dublin - 948
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Sao Paulo, Beijing (!!), Buenos Aires, Cairo (with Beijing and Cairo knocking out Toronto and Moscow)
The Pumas look secure, the Thunder clapped last night and combined with Cairo to edge Toronto out, while Buenos Aires can count themselves lucky - currently ranked 6th overall. Last year's big improvers Berlin and Dublin are struggling.
2 matches left...
Would be interesting to know how many has played for each team to see them get to their scores. Reckon you could let us know ossie, or just put it in at the next update? The Pumas have had 23 play so far at an average of 79.3 per player :)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 08:23:05 AM
Would be interesting to know how many has played for each team to see them get to their scores. Reckon you could let us know ossie, or just put it in at the next update? The Pumas have had 23 play so far at an average of 79.3 per player :)
always wanting more... :P
Team, Score, # Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 1698 26 65.31
Berlin Brewers 968 15 64.53
Buenos Aires Armadillos 1454 22 66.09
Cairo Sands 1538 23 66.87
Cape Town Cobras 1226 18 68.11
Dublin Destroyers 948 17 55.76
London Royals 1302 23 56.61
Mexico City Suns 1027 17 60.41
Moscow Spetsnaz 1464 21 69.71
New Delhi Tigers 1414 23 61.48
New York Revolution 846 15 56.40
Pacific Islanders 1179 19 62.05
PNL Reindeers 1127 17 66.29
Sao Paulo Pumas 1825 23 79.35
Seoul Magpies 1145 21 54.52
Tokyo Samurai 1108 17 65.18
Toronto Wolves 1531 23 66.57
Wellington Warriors 1298 24 54.08
And players left by team...
Talia Michael Beijing Thunder Western Bulldogs
Hunt Josh Beijing Thunder Greater Western Sydney
Stewart James Beijing Thunder Greater Western Sydney
Lobb Rory Beijing Thunder Greater Western Sydney
Naismith Sam Beijing Thunder Sydney
Steven Jack Berlin Brewers St. Kilda
Geary Jarryn Berlin Brewers St. Kilda
Jetta Lewis Berlin Brewers Sydney
Hunter Lachie Berlin Brewers Western Bulldogs
Saunders Josh Berlin Brewers St. Kilda
Lockyer Jordan Berlin Brewers Sydney
Honeychurch Mitch Berlin Brewers Western Bulldogs
Tutt Jason Berlin Brewers Western Bulldogs
Wilson Nathan Berlin Brewers Greater Western Sydney
Minchington Darren Berlin Brewers St. Kilda
Boyd Matthew Buenos Aires Armadillos Western Bulldogs
Gilbert Sam Buenos Aires Armadillos St. Kilda
Redpath Jack Buenos Aires Armadillos Western Bulldogs
Jong Lin Buenos Aires Armadillos Western Bulldogs
Schulz Sam Buenos Aires Armadillos Greater Western Sydney
Aliir Alirr Buenos Aires Armadillos Sydney
Wood Easton Buenos Aires Armadillos Western Bulldogs
Malceski Nick Cairo Sands Sydney
Goodes Brett Cairo Sands Western Bulldogs
Mumford Shane Cairo Sands Greater Western Sydney
Giles Jonathan Cairo Sands Greater Western Sydney
Dickson Tory Cairo Sands Western Bulldogs
Laidler Jeremy Cairo Sands Sydney
Dunston Luke Cairo Sands St. Kilda
Marsh Harrison Cairo Sands Sydney
Kennedy Josh P Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Cameron Jeremy Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
O'Keefe Ryan Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Cooney Adam Cape Town Cobras Western Bulldogs
Higgins Shaun Cape Town Cobras Western Bulldogs
Bird Craig Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Rohan Gary Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Plowman Lachlan Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
Lamb Jed Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
Reid Sam B Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Johnson Alex Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Haynes Nick Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
Gwilt James Cape Town Cobras St. Kilda
Pierce Lewis Cape Town Cobras St. Kilda
Dick Matthew Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Franklin Lance Dublin Destroyers Sydney
Murphy Robert Dublin Destroyers Western Bulldogs
Markworth Daniel Dublin Destroyers St. Kilda
Delaney Luke Dublin Destroyers St. Kilda
Frost Sam Dublin Destroyers Greater Western Sydney
Bruce Josh Dublin Destroyers St. Kilda
Hewett George Dublin Destroyers Sydney
Holmes Jason Dublin Destroyers St. Kilda
Simpkin Tom Dublin Destroyers St. Kilda
McVeigh Jarrad London Royals Sydney
Hannebery Dan London Royals Sydney
Gilham Stephen London Royals Greater Western Sydney
Young Thomas London Royals Western Bulldogs
Towers Dean London Royals Sydney
Rampe Dane London Royals Sydney
Riewoldt Nick Mexico City Suns St. Kilda
Crameri Stewart Mexico City Suns Western Bulldogs
Goodes Adam Mexico City Suns Sydney
Membrey Tim Mexico City Suns Sydney
Hrovat Nathan Mexico City Suns Western Bulldogs
Prudden Joshua Mexico City Suns Western Bulldogs
Addison Dylan Mexico City Suns Greater Western Sydney
Pearce Daniel Mexico City Suns Western Bulldogs
Curren Tom Mexico City Suns St. Kilda
Jack Brandon Mexico City Suns Sydney
Acres Blake Mexico City Suns St. Kilda
Barrett Jake Mexico City Suns Greater Western Sydney
Biggs Shane Mexico City Suns Sydney
Robinson Daniel Mexico City Suns Sydney
Griffen Ryan Moscow Spetsnaz Western Bulldogs
Ward Callan Moscow Spetsnaz Greater Western Sydney
Shaw Heath Moscow Spetsnaz Greater Western Sydney
Lee Tom Moscow Spetsnaz St. Kilda
Williams Tom Moscow Spetsnaz Western Bulldogs
Fuller Matthew Moscow Spetsnaz Western Bulldogs
Montagna Leigh New Delhi Tigers St. Kilda
Greene Toby New Delhi Tigers Greater Western Sydney
Savage Shane New Delhi Tigers St. Kilda
Williams Zachary New Delhi Tigers Greater Western Sydney
Giansiracusa Daniel New Delhi Tigers Western Bulldogs
Dunell Sam New Delhi Tigers St. Kilda
Palmer Rhys New Delhi Tigers Greater Western Sydney
Roberts-Thomson Lewis New Delhi Tigers Sydney
Nankervis Toby New Delhi Tigers Sydney
Webster Jimmy New Delhi Tigers St. Kilda
Liberatore Tom New York Revolution Western Bulldogs
Armitage David New York Revolution St. Kilda
Pyke Mike New York Revolution Sydney
Treloar Adam New York Revolution Greater Western Sydney
Fisher Sam New York Revolution St. Kilda
Stevens Koby New York Revolution Western Bulldogs
Siposs Arryn New York Revolution St. Kilda
Macrae Jackson New York Revolution Western Bulldogs
Hoskin-Elliott Will New York Revolution Greater Western Sydney
Mitchell Patrick New York Revolution Sydney
Greenwood Alex New York Revolution Western Bulldogs
Mitchell Tom Pacific Islanders Sydney
Mohr Tim Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Johannisen Jason Pacific Islanders Western Bulldogs
Hampton Curtly Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Bugg Tomas Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Davis Phil Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Longer Billy Pacific Islanders St. Kilda
Tomlinson Adam Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Cunningham Harry Pacific Islanders Sydney
Milera Terry Pacific Islanders St. Kilda
Stanley Rhys Pacific Islanders St. Kilda
Bontempelli Marcus Pacific Islanders Western Bulldogs
McCarthy Cameron Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Shiel Dylan PNL Reindeers Greater Western Sydney
Grant Jarrad PNL Reindeers Western Bulldogs
Ray Farren PNL Reindeers St. Kilda
Smith Clay PNL Reindeers Western Bulldogs
Patton Jonathon PNL Reindeers Greater Western Sydney
Jones Liam PNL Reindeers Western Bulldogs
Grundy Heath PNL Reindeers Sydney
Howard Christian PNL Reindeers Western Bulldogs
Dennis-Lane Trent PNL Reindeers St. Kilda
Cordy Ayce PNL Reindeers Western Bulldogs
Corr Aidan PNL Reindeers Greater Western Sydney
Billings Jack PNL Reindeers St. Kilda
Richards Xavier PNL Reindeers Sydney
Shenton Cameron PNL Reindeers St. Kilda
Minson Will Sao Paulo Pumas Western Bulldogs
Roberton Dylan Sao Paulo Pumas St. Kilda
Smith Devon Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
Buntine Matthew Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
Wallis Mitch Sao Paulo Pumas Western Bulldogs
Stringer Jake Sao Paulo Pumas Western Bulldogs
Sumner Liam Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
O'Rourke Jonathan Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
Jones Zak Sao Paulo Pumas Sydney
Scully Tom Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
Coniglio Stephen Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
Roughead Jordan Seoul Magpies Western Bulldogs
McGlynn Ben Seoul Magpies Sydney
Newnes Jack Seoul Magpies St. Kilda
Wright Nathan Seoul Magpies St. Kilda
Darley Sam Seoul Magpies Western Bulldogs
Weller Maverick Seoul Magpies St. Kilda
White Spencer Seoul Magpies St. Kilda
Roberts Fletcher Seoul Magpies Western Bulldogs
Lloyd Jake Seoul Magpies Sydney
Boyd Thomas Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
Kelly Joshua Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
Templeton Eli Seoul Magpies St. Kilda
Maister Beau Seoul Magpies St. Kilda
Jack Kieran Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Parker Luke Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Tippett Kurt Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Dahlhaus Luke Tokyo Samurai Western Bulldogs
Richards Ted Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Kennedy Adam Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Golds Tim Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Phillips Andrew Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Townsend Jacob Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Campbell Tom Tokyo Samurai Western Bulldogs
Ross Sebastian Tokyo Samurai St. Kilda
Murdoch Brodie Tokyo Samurai St. Kilda
Perris Lloyd Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Derickx Tom Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Hickey Tom Toronto Wolves St. Kilda
Jones Clinton Toronto Wolves St. Kilda
Walsh Tommy Toronto Wolves Sydney
Whiley Mark Toronto Wolves Greater Western Sydney
Shaw Rhyce Toronto Wolves Sydney
Austin Mark Toronto Wolves Western Bulldogs
Whitfield Lachie Wellington Warriors Greater Western Sydney
Hayes Lenny Wellington Warriors St. Kilda
Dempster Sean Wellington Warriors St. Kilda
Morris Dale Wellington Warriors Western Bulldogs
Smith Nick Wellington Warriors Sydney
Jaksch Kristian Wellington Warriors Greater Western Sydney
Picken Liam Wellington Warriors Western Bulldogs
Downie Tom Wellington Warriors Greater Western Sydney
Schneider Adam Wellington Warriors St. Kilda
Quote from: ossie85 on February 19, 2014, 08:27:51 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 08:23:05 AM
Would be interesting to know how many has played for each team to see them get to their scores. Reckon you could let us know ossie, or just put it in at the next update? The Pumas have had 23 play so far at an average of 79.3 per player :)
always wanting more... :P
Haha sorry :P
But to be fair you did get that all up just 4 minutes after I posted so can't have been hard for you to do ;)
Interesting that the next best average after my 79 is just 69! :o
Oh Fyfey, you make me happy :D
I don't like our chances. :(
My prediction for how the groups will finish...
Group A
Sao Paulo
Cairo
Cape Town
Seoul
Wellingotn
PNL
Group B
Beijing
Moscow
Toronto
Tokyo
Mexico City
New York
Group C
New Delhi
Buenos Aires
Pacific
London
Berlin
Dublin
With Cairo going through as the highest scoring second placed team, who in actual fact will score more than both Beijing and New Delhi...
Every one of the players we have left but Laidler and Marsh (the two Swans we have funnily enough :o) should score decently (or so I hope). However, I'm getting the feeling we're gonna only just miss out. :(
Yay go Beijing! I'm a bit worried by the no. of players Moscow & Toronto still have to come as I don't think we have anymore playing.
You won't miss out nigey. Assuming none miss the final cut you have 8 left to play, whereas the only teams that could stand a chance of getting past you for the 4th spot (Toronto and Moscow) only have 3 left to play each.
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 11:14:33 AM
You won't miss out nigey. Assuming none miss the final cut you have 8 left to play, whereas the only teams that could stand a chance of getting past you for the 4th spot (Toronto and Moscow) only have 3 left to play each.
To be honest, I really didn't look at who Moscow and Toronto had left.
Quote from: NigeyS on February 19, 2014, 11:15:34 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 11:14:33 AM
You won't miss out nigey. Assuming none miss the final cut you have 8 left to play, whereas the only teams that could stand a chance of getting past you for the 4th spot (Toronto and Moscow) only have 3 left to play each.
To be honest, I really didn't look at who Moscow and Toronto had left.
Trust me you will be the second highest scoring team this round ;)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 11:22:07 AM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 19, 2014, 11:15:34 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 11:14:33 AM
You won't miss out nigey. Assuming none miss the final cut you have 8 left to play, whereas the only teams that could stand a chance of getting past you for the 4th spot (Toronto and Moscow) only have 3 left to play each.
To be honest, I really didn't look at who Moscow and Toronto had left.
Trust me you will be the second highest scoring team this round ;)
Hopefully we go one better next round then! ;)
Unlikely :P
Hey Oss Not to argue with the spreadsheet king but I have Royals on 1345 from 24 players at an average of 56.04. as there is a 43 point discrepancy and one player suspect it may be Dannyle Pearce who scored 43 last night. Mayne not playing last night really hurt my chances.
Quote from: Ringo on February 19, 2014, 11:40:21 AM
Hey Oss Not to argue with the spreadsheet king but I have Royals on 1345 from 24 players at an average of 56.04. as there is a 43 point discrepancy and one player suspect it may be Dannyle Pearce who scored 43 last night. Mayne not playing last night really hurt my chances.
^ this is why it pays to check my work :P
Exactly correct Ringo, I gave 43 to Clancee instead of Danyle.
So your score goes up by 43, Cairo's goes down by 43....
Which actually means Cairo get knocked out of 4th place, and are replaced by Toronto :/
Sorry Cairo. Blame London's appeal :P
Thanks a lot, Ringo. >:(
Hopefully CF's right. :P
I'm always right ;)
Quote from: NigeyS on February 19, 2014, 11:15:34 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 11:14:33 AM
You won't miss out nigey. Assuming none miss the final cut you have 8 left to play, whereas the only teams that could stand a chance of getting past you for the 4th spot (Toronto and Moscow) only have 3 left to play each.
To be honest, I really didn't look at who Moscow and Toronto had left.
Um actually there is a slight chance Cairo (I'm assuming that's you Nigey) could miss out as we (Cape Town) have a lot of players to come thanks to Chumpy's affinity with the Swans and could jump over Cairo into second in the group.
Cairo: 1538 with Malceski, Goodes, Mumford, Laidler, H Marsh, Giles, Dunstan and Dickson to come
Cape Town: 1226 with JP Kennedy, Cameron, O'Keefe, Cooney, Bird, Rohan, Lamb, Plowman, S Reid and N Haynes to come.
3 more players but more importantly I think some real guns in Kennedy, Cameron, O'Keefe and Cooney could swing things our way.
As I said before, I wish I could be more confident that we will claim the 4th spot but the last thing I want to be is overconfident.
I think the modesty is my way of praying that it all works out for us. :P
Quote from: Memphistopheles on February 19, 2014, 12:54:29 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 19, 2014, 11:15:34 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 11:14:33 AM
You won't miss out nigey. Assuming none miss the final cut you have 8 left to play, whereas the only teams that could stand a chance of getting past you for the 4th spot (Toronto and Moscow) only have 3 left to play each.
To be honest, I really didn't look at who Moscow and Toronto had left.
Um actually there is a slight chance Cairo (I'm assuming that's you Nigey) could miss out as we (Cape Town) have a lot of players to come thanks to Chumpy's affinity with the Swans and could jump over Cairo into second in the group.
Cairo: 1538 with Malceski, Goodes, Mumford, Laidler, H Marsh, Giles, Dunstan and Dickson to come
Cape Town: 1226 with JP Kennedy, Cameron, O'Keefe, Cooney, Bird, Rohan, Lamb, Plowman, S Reid and N Haynes to come.
3 more players but more importantly I think some real guns in Kennedy, Cameron, O'Keefe and Cooney could swing things our way.
Testify!
Was just about to point this out. Hopefully we can still make it. But more importantly, I'm very happy with the 68 average we've had from our players this preseason. Been very encouraging.
Quote from: Memphistopheles on February 19, 2014, 12:54:29 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 19, 2014, 11:15:34 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 19, 2014, 11:14:33 AM
You won't miss out nigey. Assuming none miss the final cut you have 8 left to play, whereas the only teams that could stand a chance of getting past you for the 4th spot (Toronto and Moscow) only have 3 left to play each.
To be honest, I really didn't look at who Moscow and Toronto had left.
Um actually there is a slight chance Cairo (I'm assuming that's you Nigey) could miss out as we (Cape Town) have a lot of players to come thanks to Chumpy's affinity with the Swans and could jump over Cairo into second in the group.
Cairo: 1538 with Malceski, Goodes, Mumford, Laidler, H Marsh, Giles, Dunstan and Dickson to come
Cape Town: 1226 with JP Kennedy, Cameron, O'Keefe, Cooney, Bird, Rohan, Lamb, Plowman, S Reid and N Haynes to come.
3 more players but more importantly I think some real guns in Kennedy, Cameron, O'Keefe and Cooney could swing things our way.
I know who you had left, but honestly I don't see you bridging the gap, which is why I said Cairo will finish second. Although with Cairo being stripped of 43 points since I made the prediction it does become closer. So they are 269 points ahead with 8 left to play compared to your 10. So really you will need most of your players to be outscoring his to get ahead of him and I just don't see that happening.
Obviously if some of the players are left out of the final 26 it makes it easier, but I'm doing these predictions assuming all stay in the team. Plus I wouldn't call Cameron a gun just yet, a 72 average is not gun.
Dickson and Goodes doing their best to make sure we don't go through. :P
Should have traded Tory Dickson to JROO. >:(
Why are y'all caring so much about the first week of the pre-season?
Quote from: Jukes on February 19, 2014, 10:30:36 PM
Why are y'all caring so much about the first week of the pre-season?
For some it's their only chance to win a trophy. For me I just like to win :P
If the rest of my lads play like Dickson, Goodes and Dunstan. I am so flowered.
Doesn't really bother me, but a win would be nice. Boyd and Jong were handy tonight along with spuds.
Some ordinary scores for me tonight, but cracked the 2000 mark. With just Smith and Buntine to play I am currently on 2,116 :)
Also after tonight's game my predictions on the final 4 remain the same. Even with Cairo's shocking performances I think they should still just finish ahead of a fast finishing Cape Town. Toronto and Buenos Aires will finish second in group B and C respectively, but won't outscore Cairo.
(After Dogs/Saints)
Group A
Sao Paulo - 2116
Cairo - 1642
Wellington - 1429
Seoul - 1359
Cape Town - 1327
PNL - 1309
Group B
Beijing - 1758
Toronto - 1681
Moscow - 1464
Tokyo - 1330
New York - 1311
Mexico City - 1184
Group C
Buenos Aires - 1739
New Delhi - 1705
London - 1382
Berlin - 1355
Pacific - 1246
Dublin - 1066
The final 4 based on those scores would be:
Sao Paulo, Beijing, Buenos Aires, New Delhi (with New Delhi pushing out Toronto!)
Still blows my mind a bit that Beijing is on top of group B, and Mexico City are last....
One game left!
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 1758 27 65.11
Berlin Brewers 1355 20 67.75
Buenos Aires Armadillos 1739 26 66.88
Cairo Sands 1642 25 65.68
Cape Town Cobras 1327 19 69.84
Dublin Destroyers 1066 20 53.30
London Royals 1382 25 55.28
Mexico City Suns 1184 21 56.38
Moscow Spetsnaz 1464 21 69.71
New Delhi Tigers 1705 27 63.15
New York Revolution 1311 19 69.00
Pacific Islanders 1246 21 59.33
PNL Reindeers 1309 21 62.33
Sao Paulo Pumas 2116 27 78.37
Seoul Magpies 1359 26 52.27
Tokyo Samurai 1330 20 66.50
Toronto Wolves 1681 25 67.24
Wellington Warriors 1429 26 54.96
Dublin's form has to be a concern also...
But, remaining players:
Hunt Josh Beijing Thunder Greater Western Sydney
Stewart James Beijing Thunder Greater Western Sydney
Lobb Rory Beijing Thunder Greater Western Sydney
Naismith Sam Beijing Thunder Sydney
Jetta Lewis Berlin Brewers Sydney
Lockyer Jordan Berlin Brewers Sydney
Wilson Nathan Berlin Brewers Greater Western Sydney
Schulz Sam Buenos Aires Armadillos Greater Western Sydney
Aliir Alirr Buenos Aires Armadillos Sydney
Malceski Nick Cairo Sands Sydney
Mumford Shane Cairo Sands Greater Western Sydney
Giles Jonathan Cairo Sands Greater Western Sydney
Laidler Jeremy Cairo Sands Sydney
Marsh Harrison Cairo Sands Sydney
Kennedy Josh P Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Cameron Jeremy Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
O'Keefe Ryan Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Bird Craig Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Rohan Gary Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Plowman Lachlan Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
Lamb Jed Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
Reid Sam B Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Johnson Alex Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Haynes Nick Cape Town Cobras Greater Western Sydney
Dick Matthew Cape Town Cobras Sydney
Franklin Lance Dublin Destroyers Sydney
Frost Sam Dublin Destroyers Greater Western Sydney
Hewett George Dublin Destroyers Sydney
McVeigh Jarrad London Royals Sydney
Hannebery Dan London Royals Sydney
Gilham Stephen London Royals Greater Western Sydney
Towers Dean London Royals Sydney
Rampe Dane London Royals Sydney
Goodes Adam Mexico City Suns Sydney
Membrey Tim Mexico City Suns Sydney
Addison Dylan Mexico City Suns Greater Western Sydney
Jack Brandon Mexico City Suns Sydney
Barrett Jake Mexico City Suns Greater Western Sydney
Biggs Shane Mexico City Suns Sydney
Robinson Daniel Mexico City Suns Sydney
Ward Callan Moscow Spetsnaz Greater Western Sydney
Shaw Heath Moscow Spetsnaz Greater Western Sydney
Greene Toby New Delhi Tigers Greater Western Sydney
Williams Zachary New Delhi Tigers Greater Western Sydney
Palmer Rhys New Delhi Tigers Greater Western Sydney
Roberts-Thomson Lewis New Delhi Tigers Sydney
Nankervis Toby New Delhi Tigers Sydney
Pyke Mike New York Revolution Sydney
Treloar Adam New York Revolution Greater Western Sydney
Hoskin-Elliott Will New York Revolution Greater Western Sydney
Mitchell Patrick New York Revolution Sydney
Mitchell Tom Pacific Islanders Sydney
Mohr Tim Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Hampton Curtly Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Bugg Tomas Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Davis Phil Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Tomlinson Adam Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Cunningham Harry Pacific Islanders Sydney
McCarthy Cameron Pacific Islanders Greater Western Sydney
Shiel Dylan PNL Reindeers Greater Western Sydney
Patton Jonathon PNL Reindeers Greater Western Sydney
Grundy Heath PNL Reindeers Sydney
Corr Aidan PNL Reindeers Greater Western Sydney
Richards Xavier PNL Reindeers Sydney
Smith Devon Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
Buntine Matthew Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
Sumner Liam Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
O'Rourke Jonathan Sao Paulo Pumas Greater Western Sydney
Jones Zak Sao Paulo Pumas Sydney
Scully Tom Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
Coniglio Stephen Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
McGlynn Ben Seoul Magpies Sydney
Lloyd Jake Seoul Magpies Sydney
Boyd Thomas Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
Kelly Joshua Seoul Magpies Greater Western Sydney
Jack Kieran Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Parker Luke Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Tippett Kurt Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Richards Ted Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Kennedy Adam Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Golds Tim Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Phillips Andrew Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Townsend Jacob Tokyo Samurai Greater Western Sydney
Perris Lloyd Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Derickx Tom Tokyo Samurai Sydney
Walsh Tommy Toronto Wolves Sydney
Whiley Mark Toronto Wolves Greater Western Sydney
Shaw Rhyce Toronto Wolves Sydney
Whitfield Lachie Wellington Warriors Greater Western Sydney
Smith Nick Wellington Warriors Sydney
Jaksch Kristian Wellington Warriors Greater Western Sydney
Downie Tom Wellington Warriors Greater Western Sydney
Quote from: NigeyS on February 19, 2014, 09:41:48 PM
Should have traded Tory Dickson to JROO. >:(
you should've ;)
And I love you too Steven :D
Hunter's 85 was a nice effort too!
New Delhi ;D
Come on TNank and Greeny, need a big one from you both
Quote from: Ricochet on February 20, 2014, 11:35:27 AM
New Delhi ;D
Come on TNank and Greeny, need a big one from you both
You really don't need big ones from them Rico. The Dillos only have Aliir Aliir left to play
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 11:47:32 AM
Quote from: Ricochet on February 20, 2014, 11:35:27 AM
New Delhi ;D
Come on TNank and Greeny, need a big one from you both
You really don't need big ones from them Rico. The Dillos only have Aliir Aliir left to play
It'd still be nice though :)
Quote from: ossie85 on February 20, 2014, 08:19:24 AM
Dublin's form has to be a concern also...
Not worried at all, resting all our guns. No point to start this early.
only 5 of the best 15 walked out on the park and walters only played a half game. The fact 15 bench players have played soo far is promising.
Thunder sending a message. Just need these guys to play in the real season :P
I think we're in to the top 4...
My GWS boys haven't done enough tonight :
Jee Sam Reid looks good though.
Really happy with Mummy, Eski and Giles.
Not so much with Laidler and Marsh, but it was expected and I'm really just happy they're playing.
Rough/quick calculation of SC scores m0nty has put up on the live scores means our five lads tonight have scored 250ish.
Those scores aren't anywhere near accurate though, so you will have scored more than that.
In other news Buntine shows he only bothers to play well when the stakes are high! ;)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:16:14 PM
Those scores aren't anywhere near accurate though, so you will have scored more than that.
In other news Buntine shows he only bothers to play well when the stakes are high! ;)
Harry Marsh also! :P
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:27:28 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:16:14 PM
Those scores aren't anywhere near accurate though, so you will have scored more than that.
In other news Buntine shows he only bothers to play well when the stakes are high! ;)
Harry Marsh also! :P
Yeah but I was referring to the fact that the last game Buntine played was the grand final where he scored 108 and then backs that up with this rubbish game where he didn't need to score. Marsh hasn't shown he plays well in a high stakes game ;)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:35:57 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:27:28 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:16:14 PM
Those scores aren't anywhere near accurate though, so you will have scored more than that.
In other news Buntine shows he only bothers to play well when the stakes are high! ;)
Harry Marsh also! :P
Yeah but I was referring to the fact that the last game Buntine played was the grand final where he scored 108 and then backs that up with this rubbish game where he didn't need to score. Marsh hasn't shown he plays well in a high stakes game ;)
This was high stakes. :P
Stop raining on my parade HoneyFan. >:(
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:37:40 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:35:57 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:27:28 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:16:14 PM
Those scores aren't anywhere near accurate though, so you will have scored more than that.
In other news Buntine shows he only bothers to play well when the stakes are high! ;)
Harry Marsh also! :P
Yeah but I was referring to the fact that the last game Buntine played was the grand final where he scored 108 and then backs that up with this rubbish game where he didn't need to score. Marsh hasn't shown he plays well in a high stakes game ;)
This was high stakes. :P
Stop raining on my parade HoneyFan. >:(
Can't tell a Honey Badger what to do. He won't listen :P
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:42:23 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:37:40 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:35:57 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:27:28 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:16:14 PM
Those scores aren't anywhere near accurate though, so you will have scored more than that.
In other news Buntine shows he only bothers to play well when the stakes are high! ;)
Harry Marsh also! :P
Yeah but I was referring to the fact that the last game Buntine played was the grand final where he scored 108 and then backs that up with this rubbish game where he didn't need to score. Marsh hasn't shown he plays well in a high stakes game ;)
This was high stakes. :P
Stop raining on my parade HoneyFan. >:(
Can't tell a Honey Badger what to do. He won't listen :P
My past experiences with those who identify themselves as a Crows fan have been similar.
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:54:13 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:42:23 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:37:40 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:35:57 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 10:27:28 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 20, 2014, 10:16:14 PM
Those scores aren't anywhere near accurate though, so you will have scored more than that.
In other news Buntine shows he only bothers to play well when the stakes are high! ;)
Harry Marsh also! :P
Yeah but I was referring to the fact that the last game Buntine played was the grand final where he scored 108 and then backs that up with this rubbish game where he didn't need to score. Marsh hasn't shown he plays well in a high stakes game ;)
This was high stakes. :P
Stop raining on my parade HoneyFan. >:(
Can't tell a Honey Badger what to do. He won't listen :P
My past experiences with those who identify themselves as a Crows fan have been similar.
Well maybe he doesn't listen because he is always right :P
Case in point, I said Cairo would finish second in the group, but at the same time outscore the winners from the other 2 groups, and even with Marsh scoring -1 you have still managed to do that! Congrats on making the semis, I look forward to meeting you in the final :)
Woohoo! 8)
And people think our depth isn't good enough to make the 8. :o ::)
You (along with Seoul and New Delhi) had the most players play this round with 30 each. On the flip side New York could only manage 20, with Berlin and Dublin getting 21 on the park. Average per team is obviously 26 :)
Not bad, not bad at all!
Depth is no problem. ;)
Quote from: NigeyS on February 20, 2014, 11:31:19 PM
Woohoo! 8)
And people think our depth isn't good enough to make the 8. :o ::)
If anything is a terrible sign for you as it was mainly the good players who either didn't play or who put up poor scores...
e.g. Dane Swan.
Final Group Scores
Group A
Sao Paulo - 2188
Cairo - 1946
Cape Town - 1824
Seoul - 1631
Wellington - 1614
PNL - 1450
Group B
Beijing - 1883
Toronto - 1775
Tokyo - 1697
Moscow - 1595
New York - 1400
Mexico City - 1301
Group C
New Delhi - 1898
Buenos Aires - 1739
Pacific - 1683
London - 1614
Berlin - 1360
Dublin - 1101
The final four:
Group A: Sao Paulo
Group B: Beijing
Group C: New Delhi
Qualifier: Cairo
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo v Beijing
Cairo v New Delhi
Amazingly enough Sao Paulo v Beijing, is a replay of the 2012 Pre-season Cup Grand Final! Beijing like this preseason stuff!
Cairo and New Delhi vying for their first ever preseason decider.
Starts tonight! Same format as round 1, just total score of your squad.
Friendlies....
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town v Tokyo
Toronto v Buenos Aires
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific v Moscow
Seoul v London
While the bottom 6 play off in a group like the first week
Wellington, PNL, New York, Mexico City, Berlin, Dublin
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 1883 29 64.93
Berlin Brewers 1360 21 64.76
Buenos Aires Armadillos 1739 26 66.88
Cairo Sands 1946 30 64.87
Cape Town Cobras 1824 27 67.56
Dublin Destroyers 1101 21 52.43
London Royals 1614 29 55.66
Mexico City Suns 1301 23 56.57
Moscow Spetsnaz 1595 23 69.35
New Delhi Tigers 1898 30 63.27
New York Revolution 1400 20 70.00
Pacific Islanders 1683 27 62.33
PNL Reindeers 1450 24 60.42
Sao Paulo Pumas 2188 29 75.45
Seoul Magpies 1631 30 54.37
Tokyo Samurai 1697 25 67.88
Toronto Wolves 1775 26 68.27
Wellington Warriors 1614 28 57.64
pretty happy with Tokyo
I reckon a few of my bigger players might get rested this round. Beijing a big chance of making the final.
Pretty happy with Seoul having the equal most players play seeing as last year one my biggest concern was we had no depth coming through
I had a lot of best XV no shows, off the top of my head; Garland, Clark, Conca, Jackson, Jetta, Garlett, Viney, Brad Crouch... all of which will feature in my XV this year
I'm sure everyone did though
Wellington started well but crashed hard in the second half of the round :/
Pfft we have Cairo covered
If we both have 30 play again it could get interesting. :P
Rischi and Carrots are two ruled out this round.
In fact, Carrots will be sidelined for a month with a calf injury. :(
Ablett the first of my big names not to be named this round. I'm sure there will be more
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 21, 2014, 05:52:17 PM
Ablett the first of my big names not to be named this round. I'm sure there will be more
That can only help us :-*
But very happy with how our players have performed, hopefully we can back it up this round!
Quote from: NigeyS on February 21, 2014, 05:19:58 PM
Rischi and Carrots are two ruled out this round.
In fact, Carrots will be sidelined for a month with a calf injury. :(
Add Puopolo...
Shiels!
Hale, Gibson, Dal Santo, Thomas all doing well now at new WXVs clubs, no Woodward or Puopolo and Breust subbed.
Can't take a trick tonight.
Off to a terrible start with 296 from 5 players, whereas the Thunder scored 135 from Shiels alone!
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (296) v Beijing (206)
Cairo (32) v New Delhi (298)
Great start by Beijing, 206 from 2 players after a Liam Shiels blinder. Sao Paulo's 296 comes from 5 players, and would be getting a little nervous.
New Delhi's 298 from 5 is a decent start, but a couple of low scores (Bastinac's 21) could hurt long term, but Will Langford's 105 a pleasant surprise. Cairo's have had only Luke Breust's 32 to start.
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (82) v Tokyo (127)
Toronto (256) v Buenos Aires (395)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (161) v Moscow (156)
Seoul (135) v London (34)
Bottom 6
New York 297
Dublin 254
Mexico City 177
Wellington 167
PNL 141
Berlin 87
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 206 2 103.00
Berlin Brewers 87 1 87.00
Buenos Aires Armadillos 395 5 79.00
Cairo Sands 32 1 32.00
Cape Town Cobras 82 1 82.00
Dublin Destroyers 254 5 50.80
London Royals 34 1 34.00
Mexico City Suns 177 3 59.00
Moscow Spetsnaz 156 2 78.00
New Delhi Tigers 298 5 59.60
New York Revolution 297 4 74.25
Pacific Islanders 161 3 53.67
PNL Reindeers 141 3 47.00
Sao Paulo Pumas 296 5 59.20
Seoul Magpies 135 2 67.50
Tokyo Samurai 127 2 63.50
Toronto Wolves 256 4 64.00
Wellington Warriors 167 3 55.67
No Knights or Gordon... shower.
Or Beams...
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (392) v Beijing (287)
Cairo (85) v New Delhi (370)
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (314) v Tokyo (339)
Toronto (656) v Buenos Aires (582)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (289) v Moscow (552)
Seoul (357) v London (238)
Bottom 6
New York 519
Dublin 425
Wellington 330
Berlin 310
PNL 293
Mexico City 256
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 287 4 71.75
Berlin Brewers 310 7 44.29
Buenos Aires Armadillos 582 8 72.75
Cairo Sands 85 2 42.50
Cape Town Cobras 314 3 104.67
Dublin Destroyers 425 7 60.71
London Royals 238 4 59.50
Mexico City Suns 256 4 64.00
Moscow Spetsnaz 552 7 78.86
New Delhi Tigers 370 6 61.67
New York Revolution 519 8 64.88
Pacific Islanders 289 5 57.80
PNL Reindeers 293 6 48.83
Sao Paulo Pumas 392 7 56.00
Seoul Magpies 357 6 59.50
Tokyo Samurai 339 5 67.80
Toronto Wolves 656 9 72.89
Wellington Warriors 330 5 66.00
Would have been nice if Adams wasn't one of the ones to be left out of the final squad yesterday... :(
I had a 119, 82 and 86 for Richmond yesterday, my new wxv-support team? :3 it was the doggies last year because of Griff x 2 and Bob
Looking alright this week, now I have some best 15 players playing.
Liking the look of Rocky tonight
Quote from: Jukes on February 23, 2014, 03:19:59 PM
I had a 119, 82 and 86 for Richmond yesterday, my new wxv-support team? :3 it was the doggies last year because of Griff x 2 and Bob
Like me with Harvey, SD Thompson and Petrie. Shame I don't have NDS here :(
Doing so much worse this week than last. Currently on a measly 551 from 10 players, whereas Beijing are 500/7.
After Lions/Suns
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (551) v Beijing (500)
Cairo (257) v New Delhi (436)
No offence to Sao Paulo or Cairo, but I think the competition will be rooting for a Beijing v New Delhi final, and at the moment, that doesn't seem too unlikely...
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (399) v Tokyo (496)
Toronto (822) v Buenos Aires (637)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (694) v Moscow (681)
Seoul (493) v London (401)
Bottom 6
New York 710
Dublin 705
Wellington 684
Mexico City 547
Berlin 450
PNL 434
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 500 7 71.43
Berlin Brewers 450 9 50.00
Buenos Aires Armadillos 637 9 70.78
Cairo Sands 257 5 51.40
Cape Town Cobras 399 5 79.80
Dublin Destroyers 705 11 64.09
London Royals 401 7 57.29
Mexico City Suns 547 9 60.78
Moscow Spetsnaz 681 9 75.67
New Delhi Tigers 436 7 62.29
New York Revolution 710 10 71.00
Pacific Islanders 694 10 69.40
PNL Reindeers 434 8 54.25
Sao Paulo Pumas 551 10 55.10
Seoul Magpies 493 8 61.63
Tokyo Samurai 496 8 62.00
Toronto Wolves 822 12 68.50
Wellington Warriors 684 11 62.18
Can understand people not wanting the Pumas in the final, but surely they wouldn't mind Cairo in it. I mean they are pretty much a nothing club too...
#banter
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 24, 2014, 08:40:04 AM
Can understand people not wanting the Pumas in the final, but surely they wouldn't mind Cairo in it. I mean they are pretty much a nothing club too...
#banter
The cheek of this young man. :P
But yeah, just when I thought we may have had a chance of making the final, good ol' Murphy's law sets in. :(
Quote from: NigeyS on February 24, 2014, 09:31:49 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 24, 2014, 08:40:04 AM
Can understand people not wanting the Pumas in the final, but surely they wouldn't mind Cairo in it. I mean they are pretty much a nothing club too...
#banter
The cheek of this young man. :P
Fairly sure I'm older than you :P
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 24, 2014, 03:36:54 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 24, 2014, 09:31:49 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 24, 2014, 08:40:04 AM
Can understand people not wanting the Pumas in the final, but surely they wouldn't mind Cairo in it. I mean they are pretty much a nothing club too...
#banter
The cheek of this young man. :P
Fairly sure I'm older than you :P
I believe you are. :P
Quote from: NigeyS on February 24, 2014, 04:05:35 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 24, 2014, 03:36:54 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 24, 2014, 09:31:49 AM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 24, 2014, 08:40:04 AM
Can understand people not wanting the Pumas in the final, but surely they wouldn't mind Cairo in it. I mean they are pretty much a nothing club too...
#banter
The cheek of this young man. :P
Fairly sure I'm older than you :P
I believe you are. :P
So you should respect your elders :P
In actual game related news I have 5 players in tonights match, 4 for the Crows and 1 for the Blues.
I think we have 4 players tonight, unless I miscounted... which I probably did.
No Lewis Johnston or Charlie Cameron... you have to be flowering kidding me.
GG NDT. :(
Lets go JPod ;)
Where's HoneyFan and his stats? :P
How many of our Cairo boys haven't played so far? :'(
Quote from: NigeyS on February 24, 2014, 06:07:55 PM
Where's HoneyFan and his stats? :P
How many of our Cairo boys haven't played so far? :'(
Hmm don't know sorry, haven't been following your team since your score doesn't directly affect me this round :P
I've just had Simon White pull out tonight, so just the 4 playing for me (Sloane, Wright, Jacobs, Porps).
After tonights game I will have had 14 of a total 26 play, so not very impressive at all, but after the Wednesday game (assuming none pull out) I will have had 22 of 35 play. Compare that to Beijing who after tonight will have had 9 of 18 play, and after Wednesday 19 of 33 play. So will know a lot more about who is doing well then :)
Righto, might have to crunch some numbers myself then.
On a quick count, could have had about 20 play... have barely had 10. :(
Far cry from the 30 last week. ::)
Waiting for the SC scores, but not going to complain that the 4 players I had in the game were the top 4 scoring from Adelaide, and all in the top 5 overall :)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 24, 2014, 09:55:13 PM
Waiting for the SC scores, but not going to complain that the 4 players I had in the game were the top 4 scoring from Adelaide, and all in the top 5 overall :)
Yes... I can't find the SC scores:/
If anyone has them, let me know!
Yeah they don't seem to be up yet :(
They are up now
Have been posted in the match day thread as well now Oss
Kerridge 38, Hartigan 34 and Rowe 18...
(http://stream1.gifsoup.com/view5/1957354/nucky-table-flip-o.gif)
After Crows/Blues
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (963) v Beijing (593)
Cairo (505) v New Delhi (661)
Pumas go boom, not over, but will be hard to claw back... The Tigers hold a handy lead, but still a long way to go....
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (680) v Tokyo (496)
Toronto (1056) v Buenos Aires (751)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (956) v Moscow (812)
Seoul (651) v London (568)
Bottom 6
Wellington 911
Dublin 796
New York 796
PNL 762
Mexico City 719
Berlin 521
Two preliminary finalists from last year starting the year poorly....
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 593 9 65.89
Berlin Brewers 521 10 52.10
Buenos Aires Armadillos 751 11 68.27
Cairo Sands 505 10 50.50
Cape Town Cobras 680 9 75.56
Dublin Destroyers 796 13 61.23
London Royals 568 10 56.80
Mexico City Suns 719 12 59.92
Moscow Spetsnaz 812 11 73.82
New Delhi Tigers 661 12 55.08
New York Revolution 796 11 72.36
Pacific Islanders 956 14 68.29
PNL Reindeers 762 13 58.62
Sao Paulo Pumas 963 14 68.79
Seoul Magpies 651 10 65.10
Tokyo Samurai 496 8 62.00
Toronto Wolves 1056 16 66.00
Wellington Warriors 911 14 65.07
160ish points down with two less played.
Really depends on who is left to come to fix the deficit.
Can't complain about my scores from last night. 3 centuries and an 80 odd :)
Quote from: NigeyS on February 25, 2014, 09:45:04 AM
160ish points down with two less played.
Really depends on who is left to come to fix the deficit.
I don't think we have much left
No Amon... totally not okay with this.
Just when I finally start going well Newon gets pulled out and Hartlett is the sub ::)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 25, 2014, 06:56:00 PM
Just when I finally start going well Newon gets pulled out and Hartlett is the sub ::)
You're acting like it's a big deal. :P
Quote from: NigeyS on February 25, 2014, 07:35:40 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 25, 2014, 06:56:00 PM
Just when I finally start going well Newon gets pulled out and Hartlett is the sub ::)
You're acting like it's a big deal. :P
Bigger then your last post about Amon being out :P
Quote from: JBs-Hawks on February 25, 2014, 07:39:42 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 25, 2014, 07:35:40 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 25, 2014, 06:56:00 PM
Just when I finally start going well Newon gets pulled out and Hartlett is the sub ::)
You're acting like it's a big deal. :P
Bigger then your last post about Amon being out :P
Still got a number of lads to go, fingers are crossed for no more outs. :(
No Hibberd. That's a very bad Hibberd. That Hamstring is not allowed to be serious, or I swear you're not playing round 1!!!
SP aren't able to catch a trick this round HB! Will be interesting to see how we end up!
Quote from: Toga on February 25, 2014, 10:06:32 PM
SP aren't able to catch a trick this round HB! Will be interesting to see how we end up!
Haha no we can't, just glad it's the preseason and not in the actual finals where I have players pulling out.
Polec impressed again tonight though so that's a bonus :)
After Power/Bombers
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (1171) v Beijing (863)
Cairo (522) v New Delhi (835)
Pumas all class, and look to go the Preseason Granny for the 2nd time and hope to win a second title. Still hope for Beijing, but it is fading.
Cairo and New Delhi both have terrible averages at the moment, will New Delhi's extra 313 points prove the difference?
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (884) v Tokyo (636)
Toronto (1186) v Buenos Aires (1062)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (1109) v Moscow (1151)
Seoul (719) v London (909)
Bottom 6
Dublin 1061
PNL 1026
Wellington 1015
Mexico City 938
New York 844
Berlin 566
*whispers of unhappiness in the Brewer camp....*
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 863 14 61.64
Berlin Brewers 566 11 51.45
Buenos Aires Armadillos 1062 15 70.80
Cairo Sands 522 11 47.45
Cape Town Cobras 884 11 80.36
Dublin Destroyers 1061 16 66.31
London Royals 909 16 56.81
Mexico City Suns 938 15 62.53
Moscow Spetsnaz 1151 16 71.94
New Delhi Tigers 835 15 55.67
New York Revolution 844 12 70.33
Pacific Islanders 1109 17 65.24
PNL Reindeers 1026 17 60.35
Sao Paulo Pumas 1171 17 68.88
Seoul Magpies 719 11 65.36
Tokyo Samurai 636 11 57.82
Toronto Wolves 1186 18 65.89
Wellington Warriors 1015 16 63.44
Look at that average for Cape Town :)
Quote from: ossie85 on February 26, 2014, 07:48:50 AM
*whispers of unhappiness in the Brewer camp....*
Lance Franklin was money hungry, that's all I can say :P
Quote from: ossie85 on February 26, 2014, 07:48:50 AM
After Power/Bombers
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (1171) v Beijing (863)
Pumas all class, and look to go the Preseason Granny for the 2nd time and hope to win a second title. Still hope for Beijing, but it is fading.
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 863 14 61.64
Sao Paulo Pumas 1171 17 68.88
Only averaging slightly more per player, so all Beijing need are to have 1 or 2 more players get games than me to win it, which I can see happening with the players we both have left. Still it's nice to have the lead because you can always rely on points in the bag compared to players.
Quote from: ossie85 on February 26, 2014, 07:48:50 AM
Cairo (522) v New Delhi (835)
Cairo and New Delhi both have terrible averages at the moment, will New Delhi's extra 313 points prove the difference?
Club, Score, Players, Average
Cairo Sands 522 11 47.45
New Delhi Tigers 835 15 55.67
I think this could depend on who each team has left...
Do you have a record of that Oss?
Teams left to play are Freo, Doggies, Eagles, Swans, Cats, Demons, Saints, Giants. Think you can work it out from there nige ;)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 26, 2014, 10:19:29 AM
Teams left to play are Freo, Doggies, Eagles, Swans, Cats, Demons, Saints, Giants. Think you can work it out from there nige ;)
Oss was able to provide a list last round, so I thought I'd ask if he had one this round too.
Got time, I'll try and work it out. :P
Cairo: NDT:
Malceski Webster
Clancee Montagna
Laids Wellingham
Mackenzie Duncan
Bews Gaff
Goodes Greene
Prestia Murdoch
Crowley Gia
Hutchings LRT
Dunstan Dawson
Marsh Savage
Mumford Williams
Giles Michie
Dickson GHS
Cripps Dunell
Hartman Sheridan
Karpany Bail
McGovern Nankervis
Palmer
McCarthy
That's all the players that could play, haven't checked teams (that have been published).
It will be a tight finish...
Pffft we have this one in the bag ;)
Quote from: NigeyS on February 26, 2014, 10:34:45 AM
Cairo: NDT:
Malceski Webster
Clancee Montagna
Laids Wellingham
Mackenzie Duncan
Bews Gaff
Goodes Greene
Prestia Murdoch
Crowley Gia
Hutchings LRT
Dunstan Dawson
Marsh Savage
Mumford Williams
Giles Michie
Dickson GHS
Cripps Dunell
Hartman Sheridan
Karpany Bail
McGovern Nankervis
Palmer
McCarthy
That's all the players that could play, haven't checked teams (that have been published).
Striked out the Cairo lads not playing...
GG NDT.
Scores of 13, 8 and 4 for Talia, Gumbleton and Smith respectively has killed any hope of Beijing picking up the win I think.
Currently 515 points down (1460 to 945), with just 3 less players played. Think if they are going to have any chance the majority of my GWS players can't be named for the final game...
After Dockers/Bulldogs
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (1460) v Beijing (939)
Cairo (749) v New Delhi (995)
Nothing short of a miracle will save Beijing now, while New Delhi still has a hand lead... The battle of the big cats next week?
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (1039) v Tokyo (854)
Toronto (1285) v Buenos Aires (1295)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (1242) v Moscow (1164)
Seoul (921) v London (1023)
Bottom 6
Dublin 1291
Mexico City 1246
New York 1220
Wellington 1211
PNL 1117
Berlin 745
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 939 18 52.17
Berlin Brewers 745 14 53.21
Buenos Aires Armadillos 1295 19 68.16
Cairo Sands 749 15 49.93
Cape Town Cobras 1039 13 79.92
Dublin Destroyers 1291 18 71.72
London Royals 1023 19 53.84
Mexico City Suns 1246 18 69.22
Moscow Spetsnaz 1164 17 68.47
New Delhi Tigers 995 18 55.28
New York Revolution 1220 16 76.25
Pacific Islanders 1242 20 62.10
PNL Reindeers 1117 18 62.06
Sao Paulo Pumas 1460 21 69.52
Seoul Magpies 921 14 65.79
Tokyo Samurai 854 14 61.00
Toronto Wolves 1285 19 67.63
Wellington Warriors 1211 20 60.55
Go New Delhi!! SPND Alliance for the win :)
Well our boys last night were impressive ::)
Still hope for Beijing with only 1 of my 5 available for Saturdays game being named. Which means I only have 2 more left to play this round (Masten and Devon Smith), compared to Thunder's 9 (Rosa, Yeo, Naismith, H. Taylor, Caddy, Varcoe, Thurlow, M. Jones and J. Hunt). So for Beijing to win they need those 9 to outscore my 2 by 515 which is certainly very possible.
Wow didn't realise we had that much of a chance!
You're still shower Tanner, Gumby and Talia (not so much Talia, you're semi-good :P)
Is it too late to delist Harrison Marsh?
Can we trade him to somebody?
Pls, spare Cairo the agony.
Eski, Laids, Hutch, Cripps, McGovern tho! 8)
Quote from: NigeyS on February 27, 2014, 08:07:45 PM
Is it too late to delist Harrison Marsh?
Can we trade him to somebody?
Pls, spare Cairo the agony.
Take buddy of my hands.
I have such a profound love for Mark Hutchings, it's borderline unhealthy. :-*
Masten 100 from just 3 quarters tonight :)
Takes me up to 1,560 with just Devon Smith to play. For the Thunder it was a bit hit and miss with Rosa impressive with 90, Yeo solid with 69, but Naismith disappointing with 39, taking them to 1,137 with 6 to play.
So that makes the equation Devon Smith + 423 vs Taylor, Caddy, Varcoe, Thurlow, Matt Jones + Josh Hunt. It can still be done for the Thunder, but they need their remaining players to play well. Hypothetically if Smith were to score 56 points that would give us a lead of 479, meaning Beijing would need to score 480 to progress (assuming I would go through if it were a tie), which averages out to 80 points per player. Thunders best chance obviously is if Smith pulls out, which would mean they would only need 71 per player to pick up the win...
After Swans/Eagles
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (1560, Devon Smith to come) v Beijing (1137, Taylor, Caddy, Varcoe, M Jones, J Hunt, Thorlow to come)
Cairo (1178, Mumford, Giles and Dunston to come) v New Delhi (1197, Montagna, Duncan, Greene, Savage, Williams, Murdoch, Michie, Horlin-Smith, Bail, Palmer, Webster, McCarthy to come)
Pumas lead still points towards victory, but the Thunder aren't quite out of it yet.... You'd think big games from Taylor, Caddy and Varcoe and fail from Devon Smith is what is needed.
Cairo and New Delhi looks very close... But New Delhi just have too many players up there sleaves.
The smart money is on a Sao Paulo v New Delhi preseason Grand Final.
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (1464) v Tokyo (1015)
Toronto (1345) v Buenos Aires (1297)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (1395) v Moscow (1445)
Seoul (1035) v London (1256)
Bottom 6
New York 1550
Mexico City 1489
Wellington 1327
Dublin 1314
PNL 1307
Berlin 787
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 1137 21 54.14
Berlin Brewers 787 15 52.47
Buenos Aires Armadillos 1297 20 64.85
Cairo Sands 1178 21 56.10
Cape Town Cobras 1464 19 77.05
Dublin Destroyers 1314 19 69.16
London Royals 1256 24 52.33
Mexico City Suns 1489 22 67.68
Moscow Spetsnaz 1445 21 68.81
New Delhi Tigers 1197 21 57.00
New York Revolution 1550 21 73.81
Pacific Islanders 1395 22 63.41
PNL Reindeers 1307 20 65.35
Sao Paulo Pumas 1560 22 70.91
Seoul Magpies 1035 16 64.69
Tokyo Samurai 1015 17 59.71
Toronto Wolves 1345 20 67.25
Wellington Warriors 1327 22 60.32
Ossie not that I would like you to be right, but I have Beijing's score at 1,137, not 1,094. Before last nights match my score was the same as yours at 939, so just wondering what scores you put in from last nights game? I have Rosa at 90, Yeo 69 and Naismith 39, which takes it to 1,137.
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 08:51:25 AM
Ossie not that I would like you to be right, but I have Beijing's score at 1,137, not 1,094. Before last nights match my score was the same as yours at 939, so just wondering what scores you put in from last nights game? I have Rosa at 90, Yeo 69 and Naismith 39, which takes it to 1,137.
Ah, that was weird. Fixed - you see his average hasn't changed :/
What happened is I've been playing around with how the spreadsheet records scores, and was using Kreuzer as my example and his score of (43) was being recorded as a 'senior' score, while everyone as a 'reserve' score.
Easy fix.
Shouldn't have told you, now if I lose by less than 43 I will be annoyed... :-X
Just a question regarding the final since we are naming a normal team rather than getting every score. The Suns vs Pies match is this Sunday, whereas all the other games are next week, so is it going to be a rolling lockout type of thing or do we have to name a team by Sunday and then hope that those players play next week?
Quote from: Holzman on February 27, 2014, 09:24:48 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 27, 2014, 08:07:45 PM
Is it too late to delist Harrison Marsh?
Can we trade him to somebody?
Pls, spare Cairo the agony.
Take buddy of my hands.
You're not having regrets are you Holz? :P
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 12:46:40 PM
Just a question regarding the final since we are naming a normal team rather than getting every score. The Suns vs Pies match is this Sunday, whereas all the other games are next week, so is it going to be a rolling lockout type of thing or do we have to name a team by Sunday and then hope that those players play next week?
Ah crap, didn't realise that!
I hate rolling lock outs :(
Will if have to, but prefer something like unlimited emergencies...
Half our squad was resting up for the season proper this round.
Good excuse. :P
Quote from: ossie85 on February 28, 2014, 12:59:53 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 12:46:40 PM
Just a question regarding the final since we are naming a normal team rather than getting every score. The Suns vs Pies match is this Sunday, whereas all the other games are next week, so is it going to be a rolling lockout type of thing or do we have to name a team by Sunday and then hope that those players play next week?
Ah crap, didn't realise that!
I hate rolling lock outs :(
Will if have to, but prefer something like unlimited emergencies...
Could possibly do something like all Collingwood and Suns players locked in on Sunday. Then you name the rest of your team on Thursday with say 5 emergencies. All squads would be named by the Thursday so should work :)
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 01:20:42 PM
Quote from: ossie85 on February 28, 2014, 12:59:53 PM
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 12:46:40 PM
Just a question regarding the final since we are naming a normal team rather than getting every score. The Suns vs Pies match is this Sunday, whereas all the other games are next week, so is it going to be a rolling lockout type of thing or do we have to name a team by Sunday and then hope that those players play next week?
Ah crap, didn't realise that!
I hate rolling lock outs :(
Will if have to, but prefer something like unlimited emergencies...
Could possibly do something like all Collingwood and Suns players locked in on Sunday. Then you name the rest of your team on Thursday with say 5 emergencies. All squads would be named by the Thursday so should work :)
Sold
Quote from: NigeyS on February 28, 2014, 01:00:06 PM
Half our squad was resting up for the season proper this round.
Good excuse. :P
You'll finish with more players play than me this round :P
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 01:44:09 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 28, 2014, 01:00:06 PM
Half our squad was resting up for the season proper this round.
Good excuse. :P
You'll finish with more players play than me this round :P
Not more than New Delhi though. :(
Yeah they have a ridiculous number playing this week!
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Yeah they have a ridiculous number playing this week!
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Go New Delhi!! SPND Alliance for the win :)
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;D ;D ;D ;D ;D
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 01:57:45 PM
Yeah they have a ridiculous number playing this week!
Because pretty much our entire list is made up of depth players for their respective AFL teams :P
You properly butchered the quoting there. :o :P
My phone is flowerin useless I swear haha
sure blame the phone ;D
Quote from: Purple 77 on February 28, 2014, 12:50:40 PM
Quote from: Holzman on February 27, 2014, 09:24:48 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 27, 2014, 08:07:45 PM
Is it too late to delist Harrison Marsh?
Can we trade him to somebody?
Pls, spare Cairo the agony.
Take buddy of my hands.
You're not having regrets are you Holz? :P
I'm still convinced he won't score at Sydney. Took the deal based off advisers.
Mitch Clark for NDS is making it an alright move though.
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Quote from: NigeyS on February 27, 2014, 08:07:45 PM
Is it too late to delist Harrison Marsh?
Can we trade him to somebody?
Pls, spare Cairo the agony.
Take buddy of my hands.
You're not having regrets are you Holz? :P
I'm still convinced he won't score at Sydney. Took the deal based off advisers.
Mitch Clark for NDS is making it an alright move though.
Well that's a bit poor, you're the coach! :P
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Quote from: Holzman on February 28, 2014, 04:48:27 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on February 28, 2014, 12:50:40 PM
Quote from: Holzman on February 27, 2014, 09:24:48 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 27, 2014, 08:07:45 PM
Is it too late to delist Harrison Marsh?
Can we trade him to somebody?
Pls, spare Cairo the agony.
Take buddy of my hands.
You're not having regrets are you Holz? :P
I'm still convinced he won't score at Sydney. Took the deal based off advisers.
Mitch Clark for NDS is making it an alright move though.
Well that's a bit poor, you're the coach! :P
It's why I go tmac and NDS, plus I don't need fyfe.
I think buddy is good for a 90, which is alright as nds will go 100.
And Clark will do nothing.
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Quote from: elephants on February 28, 2014, 05:05:47 PM
Quote from: Holzman on February 28, 2014, 04:48:27 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on February 28, 2014, 12:50:40 PM
Quote from: Holzman on February 27, 2014, 09:24:48 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on February 27, 2014, 08:07:45 PM
Is it too late to delist Harrison Marsh?
Can we trade him to somebody?
Pls, spare Cairo the agony.
Take buddy of my hands.
You're not having regrets are you Holz? :P
I'm still convinced he won't score at Sydney. Took the deal based off advisers.
Mitch Clark for NDS is making it an alright move though.
Well that's a bit poor, you're the coach! :P
It's why I go tmac and NDS, plus I don't need fyfe.
I think buddy is good for a 90, which is alright as nds will go 100.
And Clark will do nothing.
That's simply a lie. Perhaps not for start of season, but you watch.
Caddy & Varcoe doing alright for Beijing tonight, while Thurlow's been alright as well! Just need Harry to get involved a bit more and we might have a match on our hands Sao Paulo ;)
If you want a head to head battle between Hunt and Smith tomorrow night you need 423 from your 5 players tonight. Looks like they could score around that mark too...
Don't think they quite did it for you sorry toga. Scores of 94 (Caddy), 78 (Varcoe), 56 (Taylor + Jones) and 54 (Thurlow) takes the Thunder to 1,475 from 26. So still 85 points behind the Pumas score of 1,560 from 22.
Only real hope for you now is if Smith doesn't end up playing, but even then you would require a big effort from Hunt, who managed a score higher than 85 only 5 times last year.
GRUNDY YOU BEAST! Just saw his score in SC from the match two days ago :o :o :o.
After Cats/Demons
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (1560, Devon Smith to come) v Beijing (1475, J Hunt to come)
Cairo (1178, Mumford, Giles and Dunston to come) v New Delhi (1610, Montagna, Greene, Savage, Williams, Palmer, Webster to come)
Stranger things have happened with Pumas v Thunder.... Sao Paulo's game to choke...
Cairo are out of the running :( Go the Tigers!
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (1820) v Tokyo (1202)
Toronto (1411) v Buenos Aires (1629)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (1604) v Moscow (1622)
Seoul (1205) v London (1280)
Bottom 6
Mexico City 1765
New York 1644
Dublin 1479
Wellington 1446
PNL 1416
Berlin 1055
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder Carlton 43 1475 26 56.73
Berlin Brewers St. Kilda 1055 20 52.75
Buenos Aires Armadillos Collingwood 69 1629 24 67.88
Cairo Sands Collingwood 1178 21 56.10
Cape Town Cobras Richmond 138 1820 25 72.80
Dublin Destroyers Geelong 10 1479 23 64.30
London Royals Essendon 57 1280 25 51.20
Mexico City Suns Essendon 69 1765 25 70.60
Moscow Spetsnaz Melbourne 67 1622 23 70.52
New Delhi Tigers St. Kilda 1610 27 59.63
New York Revolution Western Bulldogs 85 1644 22 74.73
Pacific Islanders Brisbane 92 1604 25 64.16
PNL Reindeers West Coast 1416 21 67.43
Sao Paulo Pumas Gold Coast 1560 22 70.91
Seoul Magpies Adelaide 82 1205 20 60.25
Tokyo Samurai Sydney 1202 20 60.10
Toronto Wolves Collingwood 112 1411 21 67.19
Wellington Warriors Carlton 107 1446 25 57.84
Quote from: Honey Badger on February 28, 2014, 11:54:04 PM
Don't think they quite did it for you sorry toga. Scores of 94 (Caddy), 78 (Varcoe), 56 (Taylor + Jones) and 54 (Thurlow) takes the Thunder to 1,475 from 26. So still 85 points behind the Pumas score of 1,560 from 22.
Only real hope for you now is if Smith doesn't end up playing, but even then you would require a big effort from Hunt, who managed a score higher than 85 only 5 times last year.
:(
Think Caddy & Thurlow deserved a bit more after their games as they played really well but oh well.
Meh, let the Tigers have their pre-season glory.
Once the real thing begins, half of NDT's team won't even play. :P
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Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder Carlton 43 1475 26 56.73
Berlin Brewers St. Kilda 1055 20 52.75
Buenos Aires Armadillos Collingwood 69 1629 24 67.88
Cairo Sands Collingwood 1178 21 56.10
Cape Town Cobras Richmond 138 1820 25 72.80
Dublin Destroyers Geelong 10 1479 23 64.30
London Royals Essendon 57 1280 25 51.20
Mexico City Suns Essendon 69 1765 25 70.60
Moscow Spetsnaz Melbourne 67 1622 23 70.52
New Delhi Tigers St. Kilda 1610 27 59.63
New York Revolution Western Bulldogs 85 1644 22 74.73
Pacific Islanders Brisbane 92 1604 25 64.16
PNL Reindeers West Coast 1416 21 67.43
Sao Paulo Pumas Gold Coast 1560 22 70.91
Seoul Magpies Adelaide 82 1205 20 60.25
Tokyo Samurai Sydney 1202 20 60.10
Toronto Wolves Collingwood 112 1411 21 67.19
Wellington Warriors Carlton 107 1446 25 57.84
Just noticed this... Why does it say Collingwood, Sydney, etc after each team?
:/ lol, my bad. That's the team that each team's first ranked player is from. I usually hide that column
Quote from: NigeyS on March 01, 2014, 10:22:12 AM
Once the real thing begins, half of NDT's team won't even play. :P
Aww someone's a little jelly ;) #soreloser :P
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Quote from: NigeyS on March 01, 2014, 10:22:12 AM
Once the real thing begins, half of NDT's team won't even play. :P
Aww someone's a little jelly ;) #soreloser :P
We'll see who the sore loser is in Round 2. ;)
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Quote from: NigeyS on March 01, 2014, 10:22:12 AM
Once the real thing begins, half of NDT's team won't even play. :P
Aww someone's a little jelly ;) #soreloser :P
We'll see who the sore loser is in Round 2. ;)
Hey, I never said we'd win. Just that if we did lose we'd lose graciously :P
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Quote from: NigeyS on March 01, 2014, 10:22:12 AM
Once the real thing begins, half of NDT's team won't even play. :P
Aww someone's a little jelly ;) #soreloser :P
We'll see who the sore loser is in Round 2. ;)
Hey, I never said we'd win. Just that if we did lose we'd lose graciously :P
That's the way!
Quote from: ossie85 on March 01, 2014, 11:00:32 AM
:/ lol, my bad. That's the team that each team's first ranked player is from. I usually hide that column
Ah right. Thought it looked a little odd haha
SC scores aren't out yet, but I highly doubt Hunt outscored Smith by 85 points so going to name the first part of my team for the grand final to take on the mighty Tigers...
Sao Paulo Pre-Season Grand Final Squad
Def - ____, ____, ____, ____
Mid - ____, ____, ____, Adams
Ruck - ____
Fwd - ____, ____, ____, ____
Int - ____, ____
Emg - ____, ____, ____, Armstrong, ____
Yep, will give full results later...
But yes, it will be Sao Paulo v New Delhi
Just checked, and New Delhi don't have any Gold Coast or Collingwood players lol
And no Ablett for the Pumas is a bonus for New Delhi...
Quote from: ossie85 on March 02, 2014, 06:18:37 AM
And no Ablett for the Pumas is a bonus for New Delhi...
Haha mate, even if CF decided to play GAJ I reckon we'd still be underdogs ;)
No GC/Pies for us but will name a team before Thursday!
Final scores
Semi-Finals
Sao Paulo (1626) v Beijing (1549)
Cairo (1341) v New Delhi (2058)
For positions 5 to 8
Cape Town (2101) v Tokyo (1355)
Toronto (1523) v Buenos Aires (1629)
For positions 9 to 12
Pacific (1906) v Moscow (1846)
Seoul (1539) v London (1280)
Bottom 6
Mexico City 1936
New York 1887
PNL 1677
Wellington 1629
Dublin 1623
Berlin 1194
Club, Score, Players, Average
Beijing Thunder 1549 27 57.37
Berlin Brewers 1194 22 54.27
Buenos Aires Armadillos 1629 24 67.88
Cairo Sands 1341 24 55.88
Cape Town Cobras 2101 30 70.03
Dublin Destroyers 1623 26 62.42
London Royals 1280 25 51.20
Mexico City Suns 1936 28 69.14
Moscow Spetsnaz 1846 26 71.00
New Delhi Tigers 2058 32 64.31
New York Revolution 1887 25 75.48
Pacific Islanders 1906 30 63.53
PNL Reindeers 1677 25 67.08
Sao Paulo Pumas 1626 23 70.70
Seoul Magpies 1539 26 59.19
Tokyo Samurai 1355 23 58.91
Toronto Wolves 1523 23 66.22
Wellington Warriors 1629 28 58.18
Final Week
Grand Final (in WXV format)
Sao Paulo v New Delhi
All other games, total score of squad, play for positions
3rd: Cairo v Beijing
5th: Cape Town v Buenos Aires
7th: Toronto v Tokyo
9th: Pacific v Seoul
11th: Moscow v London
13th: Mexico City v New York
15th: PNL v Wellington
17th/Spoon: Dublin v Berlin
Some big scores by some of the other teams! I only had the 10th highest, yet made it in to the final :)
By the sounds of it Adams didn't do much today though, so probably off to a bad start...
Why play a final? NDT outscored the next best team by 400+. Just give us the trophy!... (please?) :P
Quote from: elephants on March 02, 2014, 04:18:21 PM
Why play a final? NDT outscored the next best team by 400+. Just give us the trophy!... (please?) :P
Well then you shouldn't have too much beating me this week then...
Oh wait this time it will be 15 on 15, not 32 vs 23 :P
Quote from: Honey Badger on March 02, 2014, 04:21:20 PM
Oh wait this time it will be 15 on 15, not 32 vs 23 :P
Completely irrelephant ;)
You know where we can find stats n stuff? Obviously the games aren't being televised which is pretty lame. Just skimmed through the report on the AFL website and there were no mentions of Adams or Armstrong so thats nice :P
On another note, SPNDT-alliance is clearly proving to be the best and most dominant in XV history! Both teams are benefiting from the partnership and in no time both teams will be contesting for the real-season GF 8)
Quote from: elephants on March 02, 2014, 04:26:02 PM
Completely irrelephant ;)
Gold.
And I'd like to know the stats thing also :(
(http://i.imgur.com/sVp0q.png)
I reckon since they are practice matches it will be a day or two before we see the stats unfortunately :(
Damn, patience ain't my forte :P
#bronzemedalmatch #podiumfinish
Ugh. I don't wanna win a spoon, even if it is practice rubbish!
Gotta admit, since Steven went down... and the underwhelming performances of my forwards... I don't feel confident at all going into this season :-\
The Pies have posted stats for all their players on their website.
Here's the link (http://www.collingwoodfc.com.au/news/2014-03-02/statistics-sundays-practice-match) :)
Adams ended up with 57 DT and Armstrong 22 DT according to the DTTALK mathematicians.
Yeah not the best showing unfortunately :(
Wonder if there will actually be SC scores, or whether we will have to rely on DT...
Beams 93 DT. 8)
Only second to Cloke.
If, for whatever reason, we don't get official stats for the last round of practices matches..'.
.... New Delhi wins the Cup.
DON'T GIVE US STATS PLEASE AFL!
Figured that would be the case :(
If the practice game teams aren't announced (haven't seen them?), should we revert back to total squad score?
Quote from: ossie85 on March 06, 2014, 11:45:04 AM
If the practice game teams aren't announced (haven't seen them?), should we revert back to total squad score?
Some practice teams have been announced, but not all. It's all way too confusing...
Well, we will have another partial lock out. Ringo's recorded these teams in the Match Day thread...
WEST COAST
1. Mitch Brown, 2. Mark LeCras, 3. Andrew Gaff, 4. Dom Sheed, 5. Brad Sheppard, 6. Elliot Yeo, 7. Chris Masten, 9. Nic Naitanui, 11. Matt Priddis, 12. Sharrod Wellingham, 13. Luke Shuey, 15. Jamie Cripps, 16. Eric Mackenzie, 17. Josh Kennedy, 18. Xavier Ellis, 20. Dean Cox, 21. Brant Colledge, 22. Callum Sinclair, 23. Darren Glass, 24. Matt Rosa, 25. Shannon Hurn, 27. Jack Darling, 29. Scott Lycett, 31. Will Schofield, 33. Josh Hill, 34. Mark Hutchins, 44. Jamie Bennell
FREMANTLE
1. Hayden Ballantyne, 3. Zac Dawson, 6. Danyle Pearce, 7. Nat Fyfe, 8. Nick Suban, 9. Matt de Boer, 10. Michael Walters, 11. Tommy Sheridan, 13. Tendai Mzungu, 15. Ryan Crowley, 16. David Mundy, 17. Hayden Crozier, 18. Luke McPharlin, 20. Matt Taberner, 21. Michael Barlow, 23. Chris Mayne, 24. Max Duffy, 27. Lachie Neale, 29. Matthew Pavlich, 31. Aaron Sandilands, 32. Stephen Hill, 33. Cam Sutcliffe, 34. Lee Spurr, 37. Michael Johnson, 38. Jack Hannath, 41. Paul Duffield, 46. Clancee Pearce
So maybe best XV still?
GWS and Dees have also named squads
never mind!
Full lock out tonight!
Full teams:
http://www.afl.com.au/news/2014-03-06/practice-match-squads
Plus the Eagles/Dockers one in the earlier post.
Alright ill name my team later tonight then :)
New Delhi Tigers Pre-Season Grand Final Squad
Def - Aaron Mullett, Jimmy Webster, Ben Stratton, Will Langford
Mid - Leigh Montagna (C), Ryan Bastinac(VC), Sharrod Wellingham, Mitch Duncan
Ruck - Shaun Hampson
Fwd - James Podsiadly, Jordan Murdoch, Daniel Giansiracusa, Rhys Palmer
Int - Andrew Gaff, Toby Greene
Emg - Shane Savage (Mid), Jake Melksham (Mid), Lincoln McCarthy (Fwd), Toby Nankervis (Ruck), Daniel Talia (Def)
And we get to use the sub rule don't we?
Quote from: Ricochet on March 06, 2014, 02:17:18 PM
New Delhi Tigers Pre-Season Grand Final Squad
And we get to use the sub rule don't we?
I'm actually not entirely confident that we'll know who is subbed... So I might say no for the GF
Poor Savage, very very unlucky to miss :(
Sao Paulo Pre-Season Grand Final Squad
Def - Houli, Roberton, Harwood, McMahon
Mid - Sloane, Masten (CC), Hartlett, Adams
Ruck - Minson
Fwd - Roughead, Gunston, Wright (CC), Porplyzia
Int - S. Jacobs, Zaharakis
Emg - Polec, D. Smith, Wallis, Z. Jones, Armstrong
Thought I would test out the new co-captain rule :)
So many to try and fit in I couldn't even find room for Stephen Hill and that's with Ablett not playing!
Oh and good luck to LE and the Tigers crew :)
Hopefully the stats are released at some point (even if just DT)...
Yep, goodluck CF 8) Regardless of the result, the real winner will be the SPNDT Alliance!
#bronze
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Quote from: NigeyS on March 06, 2014, 04:41:30 PM
#bronze
If your not first your...
*you're :P
NDT just trying to put other teams down while they can. :P
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Quote from: Ricochet on March 06, 2014, 04:42:02 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on March 06, 2014, 04:41:30 PM
#bronze
If your not first your...
*you're :P
NDT just trying to put other teams down while they can. :P
Ricky Bobby would have spelt it wrong therefore I am correct ;D
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Quote from: NigeyS on March 06, 2014, 04:44:48 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on March 06, 2014, 04:42:02 PM
Quote from: NigeyS on March 06, 2014, 04:41:30 PM
#bronze
If your not first your...
*you're :P
NDT just trying to put other teams down while they can. :P
Ricky Bobby would have spelt it wrong therefore I am correct ;D
Thought I better change this while I can... :P
(http://kimkiminy.com/wp-content/uploads/2012/04/your-youre.jpg)
So reading through the Freo live chat of the game they mentioned champion data are doing the stats, so you would assume that at some point the scores will be released. I reckon it could be that the scores from all matches will be released at the same time just before the season starts.
Quote from: Honey Badger on March 06, 2014, 10:26:02 PM
So reading through the Freo live chat of the game they mentioned champion data are doing the stats, so you would assume that at some point the scores will be released. I reckon it could be that the scores from all matches will be released at the same time just before the season starts.
Champion Data are releasing all the DT scores in the Fantasy Freako rave next week which usually comes out on Wednesday.
I have no idea about SuperCoach scores.
And now we play the waiting game. Had a few big players this week, namely Roughy, Gunston and Houli, but also some disappointments. As far as I'm aware neither of my co-captains did anything of substance...
Heard anything on your players LE?
Yeah mate,
Dan Gia tore up, 22 touches, 9 marks, 3 goals, 2 tackles #gun #finewine
Gaff & Welly were decent enough, think both went 90+ or thereabouts
Duncan kicked the first goal but not sure on stats
Jpod kicked a couple
I'm too keen. Seriously can't wait until Wednesday though :P
Should be a close finish then I reckon :)
SC scores can be found here :)
http://media.foxsports.com.au/images/2014SupercoachPreSeason.pdf (http://media.foxsports.com.au/images/2014SupercoachPreSeason.pdf)
Bugger, you got up by 78 points according to Ric and my calcs :(
flowering Montagna as Captain
Quote from: elephants on March 12, 2014, 05:46:44 PM
Bugger, you got up by 78 points according to Ric and my calcs :(
Soooorrry :P
At least your new recruit Duncan did well against his old team ;)
Also I have it as 79 points, but will wait for the official scores from os, which I'm sure will be up soon :)
Quote from: Honey Badger on March 12, 2014, 08:37:27 PM
Also I have it as 79 points, but will wait for the official scores from os, which I'm sure will be up soon :)
Down the priority list, might be a few days :)
Happy to trust you both given you say the pumas won. Well done!
Haha 1 point that could make absolutely no difference ;)