Trigger Warning: This article revisits many mid-priced selections from previous years and may invoke memories of severe burns, betrayed trust and incoherently screaming at the moon. You may need to get up, walk around and take deep breaths while reading this article. It’s also a long one. You have been Read more…
Community, I’m not going to lie. I had seriously considered throwing in the towel after this week. Sloane, Lewis, Ellis-Yolmen & Saad were all out. Griffin, Selwood & Pendles were Crap – Cripps a late out gave me a doughnut. Lumumba is crap. McIntosh, McKenzie & Brown were on-field. I Read more…
Community; what a testing weekend that was. It had late outs, injuries to popular players and ordinary scores from Premiums to boot. This week had it all. I endorsed “Bont” last weekend, and I still stand by my decision – he’s a gun – but that calf is questionable. I Read more…
Plenty of midpriced activity over the weekend – especially down back. Especially down back. As I mentioned in last night’s massive podcast – I’m getting very bloody worried about the number of midpriced selections I’m seeing in a lot of teams so don’t get carried away with these cheaper pricks. Read more…
Midpricers have never been so critical to your team structure The increase to the rookie pricing structure will result in most of us considering one or two players priced in that area between rookie and premium price this season. Click here for my first version of the 2014 Midprice Cheat Read more…
There’s history between this kid and I. And after our very public run in on the Fox Footy Supercoach show last preseason you might wonder why I’d consider looking at the kid as a fantasy option in 2014. There’s a few reasons. Firstly – I’m not one to hold a Read more…
Round 15, 2012. Matthew Lobbe shoulders the ruck load for Port against the old enemy Adelaide and concedes a record 61 hit outs to Sam Jacobs. I put a line through him that day. Turned to Higgo and just shook the old head. This kid was never gonna make a Read more…
From Bomber to Bulldog, that’s where Stewart Crameri finds himself in 2014. Re-united with former Essendon forward line coach Brendan McCartney, the man who was the main motivating factor in Crameri seeking a trade to the Bulldogs, Crameri has credited McCartney for giving him a shot in the Essendon forward Read more…