When a prop is equal top try scorer, it's not really surprising.
G&GR Fantasy Rugby Competition 2012
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When a prop is equal top try scorer, it's not really surprising.
suckerforred
Chilla Wilson (44)
I seemed to have pulled off the best week yet - 425 points!!!!!!! Maybe I should make my picks early all the time.
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AlexH
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Sarael Pretorius is set to sit on the bench. That is going to upset a few fantasy buffs.
GaffaCHinO
Peter Sullivan (51)
yeah thinking the same I have stannard on the bench who has been scoring very well but having lost the kicking duties to Harvey not sure but serel is on thin ice
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Could be a difficult week as teams start resting and rotating players. Already the Cheetahs have left out WP Nel and Coenie, and with the Chiefs on a bye (Messam, Toumalolo and SBW are in approx 25% of sides) it is going to really test your bench players.
If Foley drops Sarel and Dave Dennis it will really leave me in the shit.
If Foley drops Sarel and Dave Dennis it will really leave me in the shit.
suckerforred
Chilla Wilson (44)
Thinking the wild card is going to get an outing....
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AlexH
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Here is my quantitative analysis of the 2011 Fantasy Super Rugby season. My input data include fantasy points, runs, tackle busts, linebreaks, tackles made, minutes played and player prices as at the start of the 2012 season. Output variables include points per extrapolated game (P/EG), runs per extrapolated game (R/EG), tackle busts per run (TB/R), linebreaks per extrapolated game (LB/EG) and tackles made per extrapolated game.
The purpose of this spreadsheet was to measure the work rate and ball carrying effectiveness of each of the 512 players. Obviously, you need to reconcile this data with your own knowledge of the game and qualitative considerations (i.e. current form) as well as the limitations of this analysis (i.e. the inherent flaws of averaging performance over extrapolated games) to draw any real meaning from all the numbers. I would have posted this at the start of the season but it was supposed to give me a competitive advantage in this year's competition...
The purpose of this spreadsheet was to measure the work rate and ball carrying effectiveness of each of the 512 players. Obviously, you need to reconcile this data with your own knowledge of the game and qualitative considerations (i.e. current form) as well as the limitations of this analysis (i.e. the inherent flaws of averaging performance over extrapolated games) to draw any real meaning from all the numbers. I would have posted this at the start of the season but it was supposed to give me a competitive advantage in this year's competition...
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Cave Dweller
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I think they key is not swap around too much. If a guy scores low a couple of rounds he might hit big the next game if he's a form player. I learned that from football fantasy as I started scoring big when I left them unchanged
suckerforred
Chilla Wilson (44)
Yeah, I usually try and go for guys with long term good averages.
Bullrush
John Hipwell (52)
Agree. A couple of my mates learnt that this week when they dropped Digby - who I think still made the 'Team of the Week' last weekend.
Brumbies Guy
John Solomon (38)
I can't see Digby's average from last year getting back to as high as it was with QC (Quade Cooper) around. QC (Quade Cooper) would always find Digby running a hole, having him truck it off the blind wing or putting him in space with his perfect long ball, Harris hasn't been able to do this. Also with QC (Quade Cooper) in the team defending at 15, Digby was getting through a mountain of work defending the midfield channel.
GaffaCHinO
Peter Sullivan (51)
Foley has made that choice for us now FFS!
suckerforred
Chilla Wilson (44)
OK. Fox has Higgers as injured. Do they know something that we don't?
Brumbies Guy
John Solomon (38)
They haven't updated it in weeks
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