2021 AFL SuperCoach Champion, SuperCoach Mumma, has been so gracious with her time to write about her Geelong Cats’ SuperCoach prospects for 2022. We’ve allowed her some creative license because, let’s be honest, she can tell us what to do now as the reigning champion. Geelong was busy during the Read more…
Next stop on the Pocket Profile train is the Western Bulldogs! We’ve reached out to SuperCoach veteran Seeker to write about his beloved Doggies’ SuperCoach relevancy. LOCK Jack Macrae ($699,900 MID) Macrae has averaged over 121 SuperCoach points every year since 2018, and last year was his best ever season Read more…
Next Pocket Profile we need to unveil is for the Sydney Swans! We’ve reached out to diehard Bloods fan, Zane, to give us the lowdown on the Swans for the 2022 SuperCoach season. It was a meteoric rise back to finals footy for the Swannies in 2021. On the back Read more…
Next up in the Pocket Profiles is the Brisbane Lions being covered by Zac! Zac finished 6th last season, and knows his Brisbane Lions like the back of his hand. The Brisbane Lions have come off one their quietest trade periods under Fagan’s reign so far. Two picks inside 20 Read more…
Oh god, the team reveal right in the heart of when I am the most confused. Once the dust and panic settles, what I have currently will be 90% close to what the final team will be…. hopefully. Without further ado I present “Gawn with the Win”. DEFENCE Rory Laird Read more…
By Captain Risky This is the top 10 players based on 2019 Total Points, Averages (+ Kelly/Whitfield), and Price (+Mitchell), which works out to be 13 players. You might already have them locked, maybe you are still dithering a bit. These guys are all beasts, it’s hard to start leaving Read more…
By Nick Carabine G’day Community! I am excited to be writing for you beautiful people for the first time. Lek has given me the job of breaking down last season’s injured footballers, and seeing if they will be good options in SuperCoach in 2020. Please don’t be too mean, I Read more…
Gold Coast came out and told Geelong where the sun does shine with a dominating performance across the board. While Gold Coast looked fast, sharp and dangerous, Geelong looked to be seriously lacking some intensity and pace. Bearing in mind Geelong had no Jack Stevens, Mitch Duncan or Luke Dalhaus. Read more…