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Teams: Round 21
GEELONG CATS v CARLTON
Geelong Cats
B: David Wojcinski, Matthew Scarlett, Josh Hunt
HB: Darren Milburn, Andrew Mackie, Harry Taylor
C: Paul Chapman, James Kelly, Jimmy Bartel
HF: Shannon Byrnes, Cameron Mooney, Daniel Menzel
F: Steve Johnson, James Podsiadly, Travis Varcoe
Foll: Mark Blake, Joel Selwood, Gary Ablett
I/C: Corey Enright, Joel Corey, Mathew Stokes, Tom Hawkins
Emg: Taylor Hunt, Jeremy Laidler, Simon Hogan
In: Corey, Blake, Taylor
Out: Jeremy Laidler, Taylor Hunt, Brad Ottens (illness)
- No huge surprises here as the Cats have been talking about this all week – Ottens is the main casualty here to the virus (whilst both Bartel and Selwood are still under clouds).
- Corey will return, however i still wouldnt be picking him as a smokey thanks to his run with injury this year.
Carlton
B: Dennis Armfield, Michael Jamison, Marcus Davies
HB: Jordan Russell, Paul Bower, Bryce Gibbs
C: Heath Scotland, Richard Hadley, Kade Simpson
HF: Jeff Garlett, Jarrad Waite, Marc Murphy
F: Eddie Betts, Lachie Henderson, Shaun Hampson
Foll: Robert Warnock, Chris Judd, Aaron Joseph
I/C: Andrew Carrazzo, David Ellard, Shaun Grigg, Mitch Robinson
Emg: Sam Jacobs, Setanta O’hAilpin, Andrew Walker
No change
ST KILDA v RICHMOND
St Kilda
B: Jason Gram, Jason Blake, Sam Gilbert
HB: Clinton Jones, Sam Fisher, James Gwilt
C: Brendon Goddard, Nick Dal Santo, Farren Ray
HF: Andrew McQualter, Justin Koschitzke, Leigh Montagna
F: Brett Peake, Nick Riewoldt, Stephen Milne
Foll: Ben McEvoy, David Armitage, Adam Schneider
I/C: Sean Dempster, Luke Miles, Adam Pattison, Jarryn Geary
Emg: Tom Simpkin, Rhys Stanley, Nick Heyne
In: Armitage, Pattison, Miles
Out: Robert Eddy (hand), Rhys Stanley, Lenny Hayes (back)
- Very surprising news to see Lenny out of the squad with a back complaint! Very disappointing too! Stanley also makes way.
- Armitage returns to the squad after returning from a knee injury and Miles will debut – he is a running small defender so it will be good to see him before AFL finals, although i wouldnt consider a rookie for your DT this week.
Richmond
B: Chris Newman, David Gourdis, Will Thursfield
HB: Brett Deledio, Kelvin Moore, Daniel Connors
C: Mitch Morton, Dustin Martin, Shane Edwards
HF: Troy Taylor, Jayden Post, Jake King
F: David Astbury, Jack Riewoldt, Ben Cousins
Foll: Angus Graham, Shane Tuck, Trent Cotchin
I/C: James O’Reilly, Alex Rance, Robin Nahas, Andrew Collins
Emg: Dean Polo, Andrew Browne, Ben Nason
In: Nahas, Thursfield, Rance, Cotchin, Taylor
Out: Matt White (leg), Daniel Jackson (leg), Ben Nason, Andrew Browne, Robbie Hicks
- Cotchin returns from injury, whilst Taylor will play his long awaited third game for the year.
- Nason is the surprising omission, whilst Montagna owners will be happy to see Jackon out injured (he typically does a good job at nullifying Joey).
HAWTHORN v FREMANTLE
Hawthorn
B: Brent Guerra, Stephen Gilham, Thomas Murphy
HB: Ben Stratton, Josh Gibson, Grant Birchall
C: Xavier Ellis, Sam Mitchell, Jordan Lewis
HF: Shaun Burgoyne, Lance Franklin, Michael Osborne
F: Cyril Rioli, Jarryd Roughead, Campbell Brown
Foll: Brent Renouf, Luke Hodge, Brad Sewell
I/C: Chance Bateman, Carl Peterson, Wayde Skipper, Brendan Whitecross
Emg: Rick Ladson, Shane Savage, Liam Shiels
In: Rioli
Out: Rhan Hooper (soreness)
- Rioli will return from injury in what could be one of the most lopsided games of the round.
Fremantle
B: Dylan Roberton, Antoni Grover, Greg Broughton
HB: Justin Bollenhagen, Luke McPharlin, Jay van Berlo
C: Garrick Ibbotson, Paul Hasleby, Clancee Pearce
HF: Byron Schammer, Steven Dodd, Michael Walters
F: Ryan Murphy, Michael Johnson, Matthew de Boer
Foll: Kepler Bradley, Nick Suban, Paul Duffield
I/C: Clayton Hinkley, Rhys Palmer, Jesse Crichton, Zac Clarke
Emg: Des Headland, Ryan Crowley, Tim Ruffles
In: Dodd, Murphy, Palmer, Hinkley, van Berlo, Pearce, Bollenhagen
Out: Matthew Pavlich (soreness), Adam McPhee (soreness), Roger Hayden (soreness), David Mundy (soreness), Stephen Hill (soreness), Anthony Morabito (soreness), Nathan Fyfe (soreness)
- As predicted, Freo have gone to town on their list, resting seven of their best players whilst not recalling Sandilands! All of Pavlich, McPhee, Mundy, Hill and Fyfe are included in the list of outs. Owners of these players will now be faced with a very big question – to trade or not to trade!
COLLINGWOOD v ADELAIDE
Collingwood
B: Nick Maxwell, Nathan Brown, Ben Johnson
HB: Harry O’Brien, Leigh Brown, Heath Shaw
C: Sharrod Wellingham, Dane Swan, Alan Toovey
HF: Alan Didak, Travis Cloke, Luke Ball
F: Dayne Beams, John Anthony, Steele Sidebottom
Foll: Darren Jolly, Scott Pendlebury, Dale Thomas
I/C: Jarryd Blair, Chris Dawes, Tyson Goldsack, Brent Macaffer
Emg: Simon Buckley, Josh Fraser, Paul Medhurst
In: Ball, Goldsack, Anthony
Out: Paul Medhurst, Simon Prestigiacomo (corked thigh), Tarkyn Lockyer
- No surprise to see Medhurst and Lockyer out of the squad, whilst Ball is the big name inclusion.
- Jolly has been named to play, but doubts surely still linger on a late call-up for Fraser.
Adelaide
B: Graham Johncock, Ben Rutten, Scott Stevens
HB: Chris Schmidt, Phil Davis, Michael Doughty
C: Nathan van Berlo, Richard Douglas, Brad Symes
HF: Ricky Henderson, Kurt Tippett, Patrick Dangerfield
F: Jason Porplyzia, Taylor Walker, Rory Sloane
Foll: Ivan Maric, Scott Thompson, Brent Reilly
I/C: David Mackay, James Sellar, Will Young, Matthew Jaensch
Emg: Shaun McKernan, Myke Cook, Brodie Martin
In: Jaensch, Walker, Young
Out: Nathan Bock, Chris Knights (hamstring), Bernie Vince (knee)
- Nathan Bock leads the list of outs thanks to his deferral to the Gold Coast. Vince and Knights are the other two players to make way – neither will play again this year.
SYDNEY SWANS v WESTERN BULLDOGS
Sydney Swans
B: Paul Bevan, Ted Richards, Rhyce Shaw
HB: Nick Malceski, Heath Grundy, Tadhg Kennelly
C: Lewis Jetta, Brett Kirk, Jarrad McVeigh
HF: Daniel Hannebery, Ryan O’Keefe, Josh Kennedy
F: Mike Pyke, Adam Goodes, Jesse White
Foll: Shane Mumford, Jude Bolton, Kieren Jack
I/C: Trent Dennis-Lane, Martin Mattner, Gary Rohan, Nick Smith
Emg: Brett Meredith, Sam Reid, Patrick Veszpremi
In: Smith, Rohan
Out: Ben McGlynn (cheekbone), Jarred Moore (concussion)
- Many coaches will be both surprised and happy to see Rohan return with good timing. McGlynn is a big out for the Swans after his massive game on the weekend.
Western Bulldogs
B: Jarrod Harbrow, Brian Lake, Dale Morris
HB: Ryan Hargrave, Tom Williams, Lindsay Gilbee
C: Daniel Cross, Matthew Boyd, Liam Picken
HF: Brad Johnson, Liam Jones, Robert Murphy
F: Daniel Giansiracusa, Barry Hall, Jarrad Grant
Foll: Ben Hudson, Adam Cooney, Ryan Griffen
I/C: Brodie Moles, Nathan Eagleton, Callan Ward, Mitch Hahn
Emg: Andrejs Everitt, Dylan Addison, Jordan Roughead
In: Hahn, Cooney, Harbrow, Hudson, Grant
Out: Will Minson, Shaun Higgins (calf), Andrejs Everitt, Jordan Roughead, Easton Wood (hamstring)
- Another wealth of changes at the Dogs with Higgins and Roughead the big names going out of the side – Higgins is unlikely to play again this year, whilst Roughy is a week to week prospect.
- Cooney, Harbrow and Grant return, whilst doubt still lingers on their match fitness after suffering from the flu this past week.
PORT ADELAIDE v MELBOURNE
Port Adelaide
B: Paul Stewart, Alipate Carlile, Andrew Moore
HB: Nick Salter, Troy Chaplin, Danny Meyer
C: Kane Cornes, Domenic Cassisi, Travis Boak
HF: Cameron Hitchcock, Jay Schulz, David Rodan
F: Justin Westhoff, Daniel Stewart, Brett Ebert
Foll: Dean Brogan, Danyle Pearce, Robbie Gray
I/C (from): Jason Davenport, Matthew Broadbent, Matt Thomas, Jack Trengove, Jay Nash, Michael Pettigrew, Marlon Motlop
In: Nash, Pettigrew, D.Stewart, M.Motlop
Out: Tom Logan (concussion)
- Nothing much of news here – Stewart is a timely inclusion for plenty of forward lines, but nothing else here is of real DT relevance.
Melbourne
B: Colin Garland, Matthew Warnock, Clint Bartram
HB: Cameron Bruce, James Frawley, Jared Rivers
C: Brad Green, James McDonald, Nathan Jones
HF: Jack Watts, Liam Jurrah, Colin Sylvia
F: Austin Wonaeamirri, Lynden Dunn, Jamie Bennell
Foll: Mark Jamar, Jack Trengove, Tom Scully
I/C (from): Cale Morton, Brent Moloney, Paul Johnson, Jordie McKenzie, Michael Newton, Rohan Bail, Matthew Bate
In: Moloney, Newton, Bate, Warnock, Morton
Out: Aaron Davey (leg), Joel Macdonald (ankle)
- Davey is out for the rest of the year with a broken leg, whilst Moloney finally returns from his own injury. It is also good to see Bate and Morton back in the side.
ESSENDON v BRISBANE LIONS
Essendon
B: Henry Slattery, Michael Hurley, Heath Hocking
HB: Stewart Crameri, Cale Hooker, Brent Stanton
C: Courtenay Dempsey, Jobe Watson, Mark McVeigh
HF: Leroy Jetta, Jake Carlisle, Angus Monfries
F: Patrick Ryder, Jay Neagle, Kyle Hardingham
Foll: David Hille, Ben Howlett, Jake Melksham
I/C (from): Sam Lonergan, Brent Prismall, Travis Colyer, David Myers, Kyle Reimers, Marcus Marigliani, Michael Quinn
In: Prismall, Jetta, Marigliani, Myers, Quinn
Out: Ricky Dyson (knee), David Zaharakis (knee)
New: Marcus Marigliani (Frankston/rookie list)
- Prismall makes a possible return whilst Marigliani is another Essendon rookie named to debut. Too late in the season to consider though, sorry Marcus.
Brisbane Lions
B: Jed Adcock, Daniel Merrett, Ashley McGrath
HB: Pearce Hanley, Joel Patfull, Cheynee Stiller
C: Michael Rischitelli, Daniel Rich, Jack Redden
HF: James Polkinghorne, Jonathan Brown, Luke Power
F: Todd Banfield, Mitchell Clark, Jared Brennan
Foll: Matthew Leuenberger, Simon Black, Tom Rockliff
I/C (from): Ryan Harwood, Justin Sherman, Brent Staker, Troy Selwood, Tom Collier, James Hawksley, Travis Johnstone
In: Brown, Selwood, Sherman, Collier, Hawksley
Out: Matt Maguire (ankle), Albert Proud (illness)
- Brown has been named after seemingly passing his fitness test, although he will surely be tested again before the game, so ensure you have an emergency present.
- The Goose comes out of the side at just the wrong time, which may hurt some defences. Fortunately, most people have traded him out by now…
WEST COAST v NORTH MELBOURNE
West Coast
B: Will Schofield, Eric Mackenzie, Ashley Smith
HB: Beau Waters, Matthew Spangher, Shannon Hurn
C: Andrew Embley, Chris Masten, Matt Rosa
HF: Luke Shuey, Josh Kennedy, Andrew Strijk
F: Ashton Hams, Callum Wilson, Mark LeCras
Foll: Dean Cox, Scott Selwood, Brad Ebert
I/C (from): Tim Houlihan, Jordan Jones, Quinten Lynch, Patrick McGinnity, Nic Naitanui, Koby Stevens, Lewis Stevenson
In: Hurn, Hams, Houlihan, Masten, J.Jones, Stevenson
Out: Adam Selwood (shoulder), Tom Swift, Brad Sheppard (shoulder)
New: Jordan Jones (Geelong Falcons)
- Hams makes his return from suspension, whilst Masten and Stevenson are some returning youngsters. Jordan Jones will make his debut if he makes the cut from the extended bench.
- Selwood and Sheppard are both out with injuries – i am unsure at this point whether they are season ending.
North Melbourne
B: Michael Firrito, Scott Thompson, Brady Rawlings
HB: Daniel Pratt, Nathan Grima, Scott McMahon
C: Leigh Adams, Brent Harvey, Sam Wright
HF: Ryan Bastinac, Aaron Edwards, Daniel Wells
F: Ben Cunnington, Lachlan Hansen, Ben Warren
Foll: Hamish McIntosh, Andrew Swallow, Levi Greenwood
I/C (from): Leigh Harding, Cruize Garlett, David Hale, Corey Jones, Matt Campbell, Marcus White, Jamie Macmillan
In: Jones, Hale, Campbell, White, MacMillan
Out: Lindsay Thomas (knee), Todd Goldstein (calf)
- Nothing too exciting here (which isn’t a bad thing!) – Goldstein makes way with a calf injury, which MacMillan returns. Thomas is also out with a knee injury that has ended his year.
23 Comments on Teams: Round 21
Haha, I actually didn’t notice that Fyfe was on the long list of outs for Freo. Had him set as an EMG for Brown in SC. Thanks Toby! Now if Brown misses I’ll at least gets TDL’s 30, which is better than a donut.
Pav out for me can get anyone under $389,000: am thinking Douglas or Waite, leaning towards Douglas, thoughts? Other suggestions?
Wow, that’s a lot of outs for my team this week. Lenny Hayes particularly hurts, especially with no Leon Daivs. Looks like I’ll be making use of Davis’ DP status (which is why I got him) and move him into the forwards for ROK/Gia, then I’ll have to play both Tippett and Wonna one of which I’ll trade out to possibly Chappy. I just pray that Brown, Bartel and Jolly make it. All or nothing this week to make the GF.
My other option is to simply trade Pav as he’s been having a shocker lately, then I’ll at least have some cover on the forward bench for Brown. Actually, the more I think of it, that’s what I’ll be doing.
The good thing with the Cats is that they are playing Friday night, so we will know for sure on Friday evening whether Bartel and Selwood are playing or not.
How many trades do you have left Greg? The trouble with offloading Pav is that there are few forwards in great form at the moment…
Lenny is the biggest pain to me as i have little cover. Pav i will cover with J Brown, assuming he plays. And then Hitchcock is the backup to my backup…
Achy, i most like Thomas and Douglas. There are few others that really jump out at me… Waite has good numbers, but he plays Cats and Freo in the last two games.
One trade left and $187k, so I can pretty much afford anyone. My forwards are Gia, Pav, ROK, Didak, Roo, Brown, Rockliff (Tippett, Wonna). So I’d be looking to bring Chappy in.
Actually, provided Bartel, Jolly and Brown play I’d have a full team without using my trade thus saving Pav for the GF. However, if they don’t play then I’m up s**t creek. But, do I want to risk not trading and missing the GF where I could win $150 or $200?
Final teams tomorrow night will be very important.
Just a name I thought I’d throw out there for a bit of fun. Mitch Morton. Since getting back into the team and playing as a midfielder he’s scored 97, 97, 103 and 104. Saints not a great match up, I guess, but his form is amazing in a different role.
A few quick questions for anyone willing to answer:
1. Trengove or Warnock to cover for sandi? Warnock v Ottenless cats but Trengove better form over last couple and v Jamar who isnt best around ground (good rucking though)
2. A)Chappy in Mids and trade in Roo/Harvey/Buddy/Anyone and starting Watts to cover pav, no fwd emergency
B) Chappy in Forwards and trade in Monty/Mitchell/Didak/Anyone and starting watts to cover pav, no forward emergency
C)Chappy in forwards and trade in roo/harvey/buddy/anyone and starting shuey in mids to cover pav, forward emergency
Simpler:
A – Any Fwd + Watts + No fwd Emrg
B – Any Mid + Watts + No fwd Emrg
C – Any Fwd + Shuey + Ermg in Fwd
Please include Any Fwd/Mid suggestions, I generally have the big guns ala Swan, Gaj and Jelwood.
3. Lake best defender to bring in this week if you already have God/Hodge/Gilbert?(Money no issue)
Dan – Wish i had the balls to rbing in morton…
Greg – So its $150 for the runner up and $200 for the winner? In that case I’d use the trade, you’re essentially using the trade to increase the chance of a certain $150 rather than using the trade to increase the chance of $200 rather than $150, so $50. If its two seperate leagues, which it doesnt sound like, then look at the other finalists teams on the other side of the draw wihch wil be you’re granny opponents and see if the trade would be more help to win that game against them (if they’re carrying zeroes) But yeah, you’d be pretty dirty going out with a trade left and could have won if you’d used it and won money. And I’d go Chap if named in the final team tomorrow night, does leave you with the conundrum of who to start grand final if you make it…
Achy – I’d go Daisy or rockliff, but Collingwood should beat Adelaide by a considerable amount and that shoudl translate to Dasiy>Douglas
Joker- already got Daisy, Douglas v collingwood is a worry, however his form when Vince doesn’t play is ridiculously good.
Also I like option C and would get Goodes if you don’t have him although Buddy could demolish the WAFL team he is playing in Tassie.
Joker, another thing to consider is who your opponent has and to whether you just want to match him or pick someone different to hopefully give you an advantage.
I do like Franklin against the Freo reserves side in Lonnie this week, he could go Bang. Although, he did aggravate his troublesome ankle late in the Demons game last week so that’s something to keep an eye on.
Another DPP premium to consider would have to be Sylvia. Have you looked at him?
A lot more unique too.
Also, be cautious of Lake. He has been in the news all week over a hip-complaint so i’m thinking he might be a late withdrawal.
Definitely some big outs this week!!! Luckily I have dodged most bullets and I think it will affect my opponent more than me – so hopefully GF here I come!!
My question is do I go Higgins to… Didak or Chapman or a roughie like Schneider? Thoughts?
Joker, yes $200 for first, but found out today it’s $100 for second. Nothing for 3rd/4th so I’ll definitely be trading. As for your questions;
1) I think Warnock v’s Hunt/Hawkins
2) Given his score last week, I would be tempted to run with Shuey in the mids, move Chappy forward and trade in Roo with Didak as next option (I assume by your post you don’t have either?)
3) Lake is probably the best option this week…Sydney’s style of play means Bulldogs will be chipping it across half-back a lot looking for a way through their zone. ie: lots of marks/kicks for Lake. Round 8 against Sydney he scored 110 (14 kicks, 20 handballs, 11 marks and 2 goals). Another option might be Gram?
Another question from me….possibly one out of left field. Thoughts on Wonna -> Schineider? That way I’ll get to keep Pav for the GF – assuming he’s back and I make it.
At the moment I’m considering;
* Tippett to Chappy (no fwd bench cover for Brown)
* Pav to Chappy (Wonna/Tippett as cover for Brown)
* Wonna to possibly Schineider (no bench cover but I keep Pav)
Final teams can’t come soon enough to put me out of my misery.
Oops, sorry. I should read all posts before I make mine (LeatherHed’s question about Schineider).
I’ve moved on in despair.
onto the NBA and EPL fantasy seasons….until next season, and a new car! :)
“BRISBANE Lions captain Jonathan Brown has declared himself fit and ready to play his 200th AFL game against Essendon at Etihad Stadium on Sunday.”
Source: http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/100789/default.aspx
That’s one less thing to worry about.
Thanks for the replies guys, might watch lake and wait til next week then, hopefully i make it…
Well… Final teams are in and both Bartel and Selwood are playing…
However, Mackie is a surprise out, with Jacobs and Walker coming in for Hampson and Joseph at the Blues…
Joseph out may make some people re-think about putting Ablett captain..
Joker, if you don’t need to trade this week, I’d probably leave it… If you were playing with one man down or with an average rookie on the field, then it may be worth a trade. The names you mentioned tho should be good for at least a reasonable score…
If anyone happens to see this before the game please help!!
Grundy or Ellis?? I have one in and one emergency each week and ALWAYS choose the wrong one!! Ellis in Tassie you would think is the better option?? Every point will count this week I’m playing a top 200 in prelim.
GT
Ellis I think – against a depleted Dockers in Tassie.
Grundy will most likely have a good opponent at the dogs, making him less likely of running off.
That’s almost worth a toin coss mate. I would probably say Ellis against Freo’s reserves side in Launceston would edge the vote to him, but they’re both so hot and cold. I reckon Grundy has the slightly bigger ceiling though, and he has posted more tons than X this year if that means anything?
So there you go, even i can’t decide… hehe
Toss a coin, seriously.
Thanks guys – once again I’ve gone with logic and taken Ellis based on playing a C Grade Freo in Tassie. But my worry is he is literally on one week off the next and this is his off week. I’m sure I will once again be banging my head against the wall come Sunday evening.
Also – Joseph out made me swap captain from Swan to Ablett.
Good luck all!
GT
Went Ablett captain and it nearly killed my whole DT season with 34 points at half time. Still pretty dirty with 95 points, but better than what looked like happening…
Yeah, Ablett’s going to hurt a few with that score i think. His 3rd time for the year to score under a ton in DT prelim week! Ouch!
Although, my opponent had him cap too so i’m not complaining! Just as long as Swanny doesn’t do the same! hehe..
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