Poll
Question:
Match of the Round?
Option 1: Anaheim-New Brooklyn
votes: 0
Option 2: Colorado-Houston
votes: 1
Option 3: Carolina-Ottawa
votes: 0
Option 4: Boston-Quito
votes: 0
Option 5: Las Vegas-Chicago
votes: 0
Option 6: San Francisco-Santiago
votes: 5
Fixtures
Anaheim Mighty Ducks vs New Brooklyn Hawks
In the context of playing finals, this game probably is the most important of the lot. Anaheim sit in 6th, with only a win separating the pack of three pressing for a finals berth. Anaheim have had their share of issues, but still have a formidable line up led by superstar and regular captaincy option - Patrick Dangerfield. New Brooklyn are last of the team in contention to appear in finals, but if that dream is to become a reality, this is a must win. They probably wouldn't have expected to be in this race, but the finish line is in sight but I think the Ducks will hold on at home.
Colorado Avalanche vs Houston Bombers
Another game that could shape the final series sees Colorado hosting Houston. Colorado have had a bit of a nightmare all season and now find themselves battling to avoid the spoon. They're a better side than this and they'll be out to prove this by ending the finals dream that Houston have. Speaking of, the Bombers are oh so close to playing finals as well, but currently they sit 7th, which isn't enough. Winning this will boost their chances considerably and potentially even put them in the top half of the ladder with a game to play. Houston should be too good.
Carolina Panthers vs Ottawa Otters
Carolina will want to finish the season strongly, having been pretty consistent all season. They sit in 3rd and will be eyeing off a top 2 finish as they currently share the same amount of wins as Chicago. They have a chance to make it happen this week against a struggling Otters outfit. Ottawa have had a rough time of late, really falling away after starting the season well, the loss of ruck Nic Naitanui and various other injuries really crippled the latter half of their season. Carolina are the better team and should all but officially end Ottawa's intentions of playing finals in 2016.
Boston Terriers vs Quito Quetzals
You could argue that this is the most inconsequential game of the round as first plays last. However, there still is a bit on the line for both sides. Boston are a game clear on top and will want to keep it that way, so not taking the lowly Quito lightly would be a good start. The last thing they'd want is a blemish on a pretty solid season. For the Quetzals, they probably just want the season to end, but only 2 weeks remain for them, it's just about avoiding the spoon now and a win here could help that cause. Hard to see that happening though, Boston comfortably you'd think.
Las Vegas Sinners vs Chicago Sharks
Pretty fitting that we also have 11th playing 2nd this week alongside the previous clash. Again, this one doesn't look like the most exciting game but could definitely shake things up depending on the result. Vegas are very good at their best, but their worst is the reason they share last place on the ladder. They've also scored the least this season which wouldn't be want the coach wants to hear. Chicago haven't had too much to complain about and will play finals, but top spot is on offer with a win this week. Playing Vegas, they'll get a good chance for a percentage boost if they bring their A-game. With that in mind, it's hard to go past the Sharks in this one.
San Francisco Grizzlies vs Santiago Cockerels
For me, this is the match of the round. 4th plays 5th in a super important game with dire consequences for the loser. San Fran have scored the second most points for this season, yet sit 2 games behind the ladder leaders and the coach will be the first to tell you all about that. They currently hold a top 4 spot and will want to still be there at the end of this fortnight, but that's in jeopardy should they lose. For Santiago, the gap between them and the Grizzlies must be bridged with a win this week. A loss could spell disaster and mean they have to rely on their final game to play finals football. They've had a rollercoaster season which isn't about to grind to a halt just yet. I can't tell who wants it more, but I'm swaying the way of the Cockerels.
Ladder
Boston Terriers 11 3 1771 1616 109.59
Chicago Sharks 10 4 1627 1567 103.83
Carolina Panthers 10 4 1637 1591 102.89
San Francisco Grizzlies 9 5 1701 1624 104.74
Santiago Cockerels 7 7 1675 1644 101.89
Anaheim Mighty Ducks 7 7 1596 1603 99.56
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Houston Bombers 6 8 1578 1596 98.87
Ottawa Otters 6 8 1596 1635 97.61
New Brooklyn Hawks 6 8 1552 1623 95.56
Colorado Avalanche 4 10 1546 1596 96.87
Las Vegas Sinners 4 10 1437 1511 95.10
Quito Quetzals 4 10 1560 1653 94.37
PARTIAL LOCKOUT
Partial lockout for Sydney and Hawthorn players will occur at 7:20pm EST on Thursday the 14th of July.
Full lockout for all other players will occur at the start of Fremantle vs Geelong at 8:10pm EST on Friday the 15th of July.
This means NO POST EDITING.
Full Fixture list: http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,105841.0.html
Team lists: http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,99246.0.html
Team Submission
D: A. Player, B. Player, C. Player, D. Player
M: E. Player (c) or (cc), F. Player (vc) or (cc), G. Player, H. Player, I. Player, J. Player
R: K. Player
F: L. Player (evc), M. Player, N. Player, O. Player
U: P. Player, Q. Player, R. Player
Emg: S. Player, T. Player, U. Player, V. Player (sub)
-You must name either a captain (x2) and vice-captain (x1.5) or two co-captains (1.75x each), in addition to the emergency vice-captain. If listed captaincy options are exhausted the first-named non-captain midfielder is promoted.
-Emergencies can be of ANY position and in ANY order.
-Sub SHOULD be named as the last man on the bench to avoid them being called up as a regular replacement.
D: H. Shaw, J. Pittard, Z. Williams, K. Kolodjashnij
M: J. Steven (c), K. Jack (evc), O. Wines, J. Viney, S. Coniglio, A. Miles
R: S. Martin
F: L. Montagna (vc), B. Deledio, E. Betts, T. Hawkins
U: R. Douglas, A. Swallow, C. Guthrie
Emg: D. Pearce, P. Wright, B. Maynard, M. Shaw (sub)
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
D: Enright, Birchall, Fantasia, B Smith
M: Danger (C), Hanners (VC), Boak (EVC), Zerrett, T Greene, Seedsman
R: Nicholls
F: D Smith, C Daniel, Vandenberg, Markov
I/C: Tippa, Stretch, Greenwood
Emerg: Brooksby (R), Butler (D), C Wagner (m), J White (sub)
Will be doing previews again this week, just gotta have breakfast first!
Colorado Avalanche
Backs: J. Bartel; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC); I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully; L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: A. Fasolo; D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; B. Ebert;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D); S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M) Sub;
Chicago Sharks
D: Tom McDonald, Josh Gibson (EVC), Shaun Burgoyne, Tom Sheridan
M: Joel Selwood (CC), Andrew Gaff, Luke Parker (CC), Liam Picken, Dom Tyson, Sam Gibson
R: Callum Sinclair
F: Brent Harvey, Tom T. Lynch, Jake Stringer, Sam Kerridge
U: Michael Rischitelli [M], Danel Wells [F/M], Elliot Yeo [D/M]
Emg: Clayton Oliver [M], Courtenay Dempsey [D], Rory Lobb [R/F], Daniel Menzel [F] (sub)
(http://cdn.newsapi.com.au/image/v1/8f304b1e4d356a8e79f3e577b504c0dd?width=700)
My offerings to a God in the making :P
Finals start now for the Cockerels
#BrownlowSmoky
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
D: Enright, Birchall, Fantasia, B Smith
M: Danger (C), Hanners (EVC), Boak, Zerrett (vc), T Greene, Seedsman
R: Nicholls
F: D Smith, C Daniel, Vandenberg, Markov
I/C: Tippa, Stretch, Greenwood
Emerg: Brooksby (R), Butler (D), C Wagner (m), J White (sub)
Ottawa Otters
Easton Wood, Jeremy McGovern, Jason Johannisen, Matthew Broadbent
Adam Treloar (c), Pearce Hanley, David Zaharakis, Nathan Jones (vc), Ben Cunnington, Shaun Grigg (evc)
Ben McEvoy
Jesse Hogan, Luke Breust, Charlie Dixon, Sam Lloyd
Ryan Lester, Tom Cutler, Ben Griffiths
Phil Davis (d), Jake Neade (f), Cam Sutcliffe (d), Karl Amon (m/f - sub)
Quote from: Jukes on July 10, 2016, 10:56:39 PM
D: H. Shaw, J. Pittard, Z. Williams, K. Kolodjashnij
M: J. Steven (cc), K. Jack, O. Wines, J. Viney, S. Coniglio (cc), A. Miles (evc)
R: S. Martin
F: L. Montagna, B. Deledio, E. Betts, T. Hawkins
U: R. Douglas, A. Swallow, C. Guthrie
Emg: D. Pearce, P. Wright, M. Leuenberger, M. Shaw (sub)
Carolina Panthers.
Def: Matthew Boyd - Sam Mayes - Ricky Henderson - Sam Docherty.
Mid: JPKennedy - Callum Ward (EVC) - Dylan Shiel - Marcus Bontempelli (C) - Joss Kelly - Angus Brayshaw.
Ruck: Shane Mumford.
Fwd: Dustin Martin (VC) - Cyril Rioli - Steve Johnson - Shane Edwards.
Util: Rory Atkins (M) - Brodie Grundy (R) - Jack Redpath (F)
Emerg: Sam Day (D/F) - Colin Menadue (M/F) - Jed Lamb (F) - Shaun McKernan (R) (Sub)
Santiago Cockerels
B: Dane Rampe, Nick Malceski, Steven May, Jarman Impey
M: Hamish Hartlett, Mitch Duncan, Lachie Whitfield, Luke Dunstan, Jack Macrae, Luke Shuey
R: Max Gawn (C)
F: Josh Jenkins, Charlie Cameron, Josh J. Kennedy (EVC), Jarrad Waite
U: Dayne Zorko (VC), David Armitage, Jack Billings
E: Alex Sexton (m/f), Jarrad Jansen (mid), David Astbury (def), Touk Miller (sub)
Houston Bombers
D: Alex Rance, Andrew Mackie, Jamie Macmillan, Dylan Roberton
M: Rory Sloane (C), Bernie Vince (Evc), Brandon Ellis, Taylor Adams, Jack Crisp, Stephen Hill
R: Matthew Kreuzer
F: Jack Riewoldt (VC), Steven Motlop, Michael Walters, Jack Darling
U: Lachie Henderson, Paul Puopolo, Koby Stevens
E: Jacob Weitering (d)(sub), Chris Masten (m), Rhys Stanley (r/f), Darcy Moore (f)
New Brooklyn Hawks
DEF: Lee Spurr, Jake Lever , Daniel Talia, Taylor Duryea
MID: Steele Sidebottom (C), Patrick Cripps, Jack Newnes (VC), Blake Acres, Brad Crouch, Matt Crouch
RUCK: Sam Jacobs
FWD: Daisy Thomas, Jack Gunston, Lewis Taylor, Jamie Cripps
UTIL: Mark Blicavs, Tim Membrey, Mav Weller
EMG: Angus Litherland (SUB)(D), Jack Sinclair (M), Daniel Currie (R), Reece Conca (F)
dodged Hanners low score thanks to loophole
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
D: Enright, Birchall, Fantasia, B Smith
M: Danger (C), Hanners (EVC), Boak, Zerrett (vc), T Greene, Greenwood
R: Nicholls
F: D Smith, C Daniel, Vandenberg, Markov
I/C: Tippa, Stretch, C Wagner
Emerg: Butler (D), J White (sub), C McKenna (f),
Sinners
DEF: Harry Taylor, Nick Haynes, Brad Sheppard, Zak Jones
MID: Tom Rockliff (C), Jordan Lewis(VC), Jack Ziebell, Tom Mitchell, Jake Lloyd, Jordan Degoey
RUCK: Jonathon Griffin
FWD: Lance Franklin(EVC), Justin Westhoff, Taylor Walker,James Rose
UTI: Jeff Garlett, Clay Smith, Ben Keays
EMERG: Lachie Plowman(DEF), Gary Rohan(FWD), Luke Russell(Fwd/Mid), Shaun Hampson(Ruc), George Hewett (SUB)(MID)
Named last weeks team - leaving swans and hawks locked
Anaheim Mighty Ducks
D: Enright, Birchall, Fantasia, B Smith
M: Danger (C), Hanners (EVC), Boak, Zerrett (vc), T Greene, Greenwood
R: Nicholls
F: D Smith, C Daniel, Vandenberg, Markov
I/C: Tippa, Stretch, Seedsman
Emerg: Butler (D), J White (sub), C McKenna (f), C Wagner (m)
Quote from: T Dog on July 13, 2016, 12:44:50 PM
Colorado Avalanche
Backs: J. Bartel; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC); I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully; L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: A. Fasolo; D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; B. Ebert;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D); S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M) Sub;
Update after teams
Colorado Avalanche
Backs: T. Bugg; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC);
I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully;
L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: S. Gray;
D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; J. Redden;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D);
S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M);
Quote from: T Dog on July 15, 2016, 01:54:59 PM
Quote from: T Dog on July 13, 2016, 12:44:50 PM
Colorado Avalanche
Backs: J. Bartel; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC); I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully; L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: A. Fasolo; D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; B. Ebert;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D); S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M) Sub;
Update after teams
Colorado Avalanche
Backs: T. Bugg; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC); I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully; L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: S. Gray; D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; J. Redden;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D); S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M);
another late change Varcoe in for Bugg
Backs: T. Varcoe; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC);
I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully;
L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: S. Gray;
D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; J. Redden;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D);
S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M);
Quote from: nas on July 14, 2016, 07:47:19 PM
Carolina Panthers.
Def: Matthew Boyd (90) - Sam Mayes (87) - Ricky Henderson (105) - Sam Docherty (138).
Mid: JPKennedy (140) - Callum Ward (143) - Dylan Shiel (94) - Marcus Bontempelli (C 121 x 2 = 242) - Josh Kelly (94) - Angus Brayshaw (66).
Ruck: Shane Mumford (79).
Fwd: Dustin Martin (VC 152 x 1.5 = 228) - Cyril Rioli (104) - Steve Johnson (74) - Shane Edwards (54).
Util: Rory Atkins (71) (M) - Brodie Grundy (104) (R) - Jack Redpath (58) (F)
Emerg: Sam Day (38) (D/F) - Colin Menadue (32) (M/F) - Jed Lamb (22) (F) - Shaun McKernan (67=34) (R) (Sub)
18 / 1971
Well we are flowered this week >:(
So far no one has broken the 100 barrier
This inconsistency is driving me insane
Quote from: T Dog on July 15, 2016, 07:31:14 PM
Quote from: T Dog on July 15, 2016, 01:54:59 PM
Quote from: T Dog on July 13, 2016, 12:44:50 PM
Colorado Avalanche
Backs: J. Bartel; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC); I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully; L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: A. Fasolo; D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; B. Ebert;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D); S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M) Sub;
Update after teams
Colorado Avalanche
Backs: T. Bugg; J. Harbrow; Z. Tuohy; R. Tarrant;
Mids: S. Thompson; E. Curnow (DVC); I. Smith; L. Hunter (C); T. Scully; L. Hodge (VC);
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: S. Gray; D. Towers; D. Kent; A. Hall;
Utilities: D. Mundy; Mark Hutchings; J. Redden;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D); S.Naismith (R); L. Jong (F); B. McKenzie (M);
another late change Varcoe in for Bugg
Backs: T. Varcoe 52; J. Harbrow 55; Z. Tuohy 81; R. Tarrant 83;
Mids: S. Thompson 81; E. Curnow (DVC) 79; I. Smith; 84; L. Hunter (C) 79x2=158; T. Scully; L. Hodge (VC) 83x1.5=124;
Ruck: T. Hickey;
Forwards: S. Gray 87; D. Towers;60 D. Kent; A. Hall 78;
Utilities: D. Mundy 119; Mark Hutchings 41; J. Redden;
Reserves: H. Grundy (D)84; S.Naismith (R) 89; L. Jong (F) 95; B. McKenzie (M) 52;
I'll probably be able to post raw results tonight, but will do the results properly tomorrow morning.
Anaheim Mighty Ducks 20.7.127 defeated New Brooklyn Hawks 17.10.112
1907 def 1685
Colorado Avalanche 14.16.100 lost to Houston Bombers 17.12.114
1499 lost to 1716
Carolina Panthers 22.8.140 defeated Ottawa Otters 15.12.102
2094 def 1523
Boston Terriers 18.13.121 defeated Quito Quetzals 17.14.116
1810 def 1747
Las Vegas Sinners 17.10.112 lost to Chicago Sharks 19.9.123
1683 lost to 1847
San Francisco Grizzlies 19.13.127 defeated Santiago Cockerels 15.14.104
1905 def 1558
;D 8)
Also should note that neither Boston nor Quito named teams this week. As a result, last week's team was used for Boston and Quito's from the week before that. As a result, neither had subs and the latter exhausted all emergencies.
Why am I saying all this?
Because: Quito actually won the game by a point before Boston's HGA and got them over the line.
Oh and a friendly reminder to people to make sure they name their teams correctly, a number of teams lost subs and named players not playing.
I'm surprised
a) we actually scored pretty decently
b) Santiago scored so poorly - usually we play teams into form!
c) I didn't go up against Anaheim this week aha
Flowering hell >:(
I'm not even going to bother doing the B&F votes this week - the Aston Villa of rounds for us
Quote from: powersuperkents on July 18, 2016, 02:18:33 AM
Flowering hell >:(
I'm not even going to bother doing the B&F votes this week - the Aston Villa of rounds for us
Actually I've got to because it would be unfair on Max Gawn
Fun fact...
Maxy gAWN! has polled a whooping 42 votes (last season's winner was Armitage on 41) from 9 games (with a game to spare).
That's 4.67 votes per B&F performance - the max achievable amount is 5 in a game
Take it easy from now on and rest Gary Ablett (30 votes from 9 B&F performances - 3.33 votes per B&F performance) because the Cockerels have its new fantasy pig :)
Time to get 15 other players to perform decently each week >:(