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Fantasy Freako 2020 FANTASY FREAKO 2020 Fyfe isn’t life Round 5 FREAKO FAST FACTS Welcome to the 4th H&A Edition of Fantasy Freako rave for 2020. Here are the fast facts for the last round and the one coming up! Enjoy this week’s read and best of luck! ROUND EASIEST TEAM ROUND HARDEST TEAM 1448 Points Against 1081 Points Against Surprise packet DISAPPOINTING Sam Menegola (106) Stephen Coniglio (35) TRADE IN TARGET 1 TRADE IN TARGET 2 Brayden Maynard (83 Avg) Bachar Houli (90 Avg) CAPTAIN OPTION 1 CAPTAIN OPTION 2 C C Lachie Neale (117 Avg) Andrew Gaff (102 Avg) TOP 10 STAT LEADERS Kick-In Play On Intercept Marks tot tot S.Hurn 17 N.Haynes 15 L.Ryan 15 S.Collins 15 L.Brown 15 T.English 13 S.Docherty 15 D.Moore 11 D.Rich 14 T.McKenzie 11 J.Dawson 14 D.Astbury 11 J.Lloyd 13 H.Andrews 11 R.Tarrant 13 S.Hurn 10 S.May 13 J.Howe 10 J.Pittard 11 J.Sicily 10 Disposals in Defensive 50 Hardball-Gets tot tottot S.Docherty 52 M.Rowell 20 J.Howe 48 M.Bontempelli 18 S.Hurn 48 L.Neale 18 N.Haynes 41 R.Sloane 18 R.Tarrant 40 J.Ceglar 17 J.Lloyd 39 J.Kennedy 17 R.Laird 38 B.Crouch 17 C.Daniel 37 J.Witts 16 L.Ryan 34 N.Naitanui 16 L.Brown 34 J.Lyons 16 ADELAIDE CROWS Matt Crouch was sensationally dropped last round by Matthew Nicks. It was brother Brad that led the charge with a team-high 82 points – with Rory Sloane a further 33 1049 points behind. Hopefully, Matt earns a reprieve this week, as he won 39 disposals against the Dockers in Round 7 last season. 17th NAME POS $ TOG PPM MT AVG BE 2 3 4 R.O'Brien Ruc $729,000 88% 0.89 4 82 49 103 94 68 B.Crouch Mid $745,000 83% 0.89 4 77 58 87 80 82 R.Laird Def $669,000 85% 0.76 4 67 63 62 79 58 M.Poholke Fwd $316,000 83% 0.77 1 66 2 66 M.Crouch Mid $716,000 75% 0.83 3 64 77 72 67 T.Lynch Fwd $620,000 90% 0.66 4 62 64 82 40 59 B.Keays Fwd $391,000 85% 0.64 3 57 -4 30 68 72 B.Smith Def $568,000 78% 0.69 4 57 39 45 73 73 R.Sloane Mid $635,000 72% 0.75 4 56 84 56 41 49 L.Brown Def $440,000 91% 0.55 4 52 14 35 65 66 W.Milera Def/Mid $555,000 82% 0.61 2 52 60 40 P.Seedsman Mid $506,000 84% 0.58 3 51 43 23 73 T.Doedee Def $425,000 86% 0.55 3 49 27 27 86 34 B.Crocker Fwd $328,000 86% 0.50 3 45 7 36 53 46 B.Frampton Fwd $315,000 87% 0.49 2 44 11 47 T.Walker Fwd $415,000 84% 0.47 4 41 37 35 34 52 L.Murphy Fwd $384,000 83% 0.46 4 40 38 27 18 50 D.Fogarty Fwd $355,000 88% 0.43 3 40 22 38 48 T.Stengle Fwd $329,000 86% 0.45 1 39 27 B.Davis Fwd $182,000 85% 0.43 1 37 3 R.Atkins Mid $523,000 63% 0.52 3 34 93 33 6 C.Jones Fwd $311,000 80% 0.41 4 34 23 38 20 41 J.Kelly Def $388,000 71% 0.45 4 33 36 6 36 59 N.McHenry Mid $209,000 82% 0.37 3 32 -2 37 14 45 D.Talia Def $356,000 92% 0.33 4 31 45 29 23 32 F.McAsey Def $254,000 87% 0.30 4 27 21 39 33 19 S.McAdam Fwd $177,000 82% 0.29 1 25 11 25 W.Hamill Def $189,000 47% 0.51 2 25 11 34 16 E.Himmelberg Fwd $430,000 77% 0.30 1 24 57 24 B.Gibbs Mid $567,000 75% 0.18 1 14 88 BRISBANE LIONS Brandon Starcevich still has plenty of room for growth, as he boasts the fifth-lowest breakeven score (-13) of any player in the competition. The young Lion has won 91% of 1274 his disposals in the defensive half of the ground – ranked No.1 at the club. 6th NAME POS $ TOG PPM MT AVG BE 2 3 4 L.Neale Mid $901,000 93% 1.18 4 117 24 109 126 123 J.Lyons Mid $755,000 84% 0.97 4 87 51 76 96 77 H.McCluggage Mid $682,000 85% 0.89 4 81 20 49 108 105 J.Berry Mid $605,000 83% 0.85 4 75 0 62 87 116 M.Robinson Mid $683,000 81% 0.84 4 73 65 75 57 65 D.Rich Def $632,000 82% 0.77 4 67 51 69 82 56 C.Ellis-Yolmen Mid $644,000 71% 0.82 2 61 65 54 67 N.Answerth Def $424,000 84% 0.66 1 59 27 A.Witherden Def $553,000 76% 0.71 1 57 52 C.Cameron Fwd $512,000 87% 0.62 4 57 42 92 30 53 C.Ah Chee Mid $407,000 82% 0.64 3 56 12 69 40 59 B.Starcevich Def/Mid $337,000 82% 0.63 4 55 -13 79 60 46 E.Hipwood Fwd $459,000 91% 0.55 4 54 36 38 52 45 D.Zorko Mid $687,000 66% 0.75 3 53 97 72 31 O.McInerney Ruc/Fwd $450,000 80% 0.62 4 53 25 85 51 46 Z.Bailey Def/Mid $408,000 78% 0.63 4 52 14 56 40 61 G.Birchall Def $441,000 76% 0.61 3 50 29 36 67 46 R.Lester Def $461,000 85% 0.55 3 50 35 36 69 44 L.McCarthy Fwd $431,000 86% 0.53 4 49 21 40 38 71 C.Rayner Fwd $381,000 80% 0.57 4 49 14 52 39 56 H.Andrews Def $422,000 98% 0.46 4 48 30 38 35 56 S.Martin Ruc $592,000 54% 0.81 2 47 74 43 D.Gardiner Def $419,000 94% 0.45 4 46 30 55 44 47 D.McStay Fwd $359,000 88% 0.41 4 39 25 18 30 56 A.Smith Ruc $267,000 46% 0.64 2 31 19 26 35 T.Berry Fwd $193,000 63% 0.41 2 28 8 38 18 D.Robertson Mid $229,000 68% 0.36 1 26 20 M.Adams Def $408,000 85% 0.13 1 12 62 CARLTON If we take Michael Gibbons’ score of 20 in Round 1 out of the equation, his average of 84 points is identical to 1229 Michael Walters. If you’re in the market for a forward in draft-based formats, then Gibbons is ideal. 8th NAME POS $ TOG PPM MT AVG BE 2 3 4 S.Docherty Def $706,000 86% 1.11 4 98 6 88 97 110 P.Cripps Mid $765,000 90% 0.93 4 85 57 77 99 73 L.Casboult Def/Fwd $560,000 88% 0.82 4 74 11 46 73 94 M.Murphy Mid $681,000 85% 0.83 4 72 57 75 54 81 M.Pittonet Ruc $431,000 84% 0.84 3 72 -9 74 78 63 S.Walsh Mid $643,000 82% 0.82 4 68 47 69 49 90 M.Gibbons Fwd $510,000 81% 0.82 4 68 -11 74 71 106 E.Curnow Mid $633,000 90% 0.73 4 67 47 86 52 78 J.Martin Mid/Fwd $620,000 84% 0.77 4 66 60 57 77 45 K.Simpson Def $571,000 83% 0.71 4 61 47 51 52 68 D.Cuningham Fwd $483,000 82% 0.71 4 59 9 43 44 99 S.Petrevski-Seton Def/Mid $550,000 82% 0.68 4 57 50 73 36 61 Z.Fisher Mid/Fwd $471,000 76% 0.68 1 54 40 M.McGovern Fwd $401,000 82% 0.59 4 49 20 60 42 49 J.Weitering Def $429,000 97% 0.50 4 49 28 49 50 48 T.Williamson Def $289,000 75% 0.64 2 49 -4 34 64 W.Setterfield Mid $458,000 78% 0.60 4 48 29 63 40 64 E.Betts Fwd $442,000 87% 0.53 3 47 38 41 65 34 J.Newnes Mid $441,000 76% 0.53 4 41 43 26 37 56 P.Dow Mid/Fwd $394,000 76% 0.48 1 38 39 H.McKay Fwd $431,000 84% 0.39 2 34 52 27 41 L.Plowman Def $377,000 87% 0.38 4 34 35 22 44 44 L.Jones Def $305,000 97% 0.30 4 30 34 27 31 23 N.Newman Def $620,000 46% 0.62 2 29 109 9 J.Silvagni Fwd $424,000 57% 0.48 3 28 72 43 6 D.Lang Fwd $437,000 71% 0.35 1 25 57 25 S.Philp Mid $232,000 67% 0.31 1 20 25 20 M.Kreuzer Ruc $582,000 21% 0.72 1 16 90 COLLINGWOOD Jeremy Howe’s injury is a major blow to his fantasy ownership of 12%. Thankfully, his price has increased by $123k already this season – allowing us to look at the likes 1388 of Jake Lloyd as a replacement.
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