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IS THIS the REAL LIFE IS THIS JUST FANTASY JLT Competition WE’RE BACK for 2019 RUC $871,000 +6 CAPTAIN +3 Kick DOUBLE POINTS FANTASY FREAKO 2019 IS THIS THE REAL LIFE IS THIS JUST FANTASY JLT Competition WE’RE BACK FOR 2019 RUC $871,000 +6 CAPTAIN +3 Kick DOUBLE POINTS +5 FWD/MID +3 Mark $774,000 +2 Handball +3 +3 Kick MID $801,000 USE THE BEST TO BUILD THE BEST AFL Fantasy is back for season 2019 Challenge your mates in Classic and Draft Register now at fantasy.afl FANTASY FREAKO POINTS PER 100MIN (MIN 2 GAMES) Hi and welcome to the pre-season edition of the Fantasy pre-season competition. Freako’s rave for 2019. We’re only days away from the Turning our attention to on-field matters, below is a quick season opener and as always excitement levels are reaching snap shot of the most prolific scorers during the JLT Series, fever-pitch! The JLT Community Series has provided fantasy using points per 100 minutes as a guide, with a Demon ball coaches with valuable data to analyse, with the new kick in magnet leading the way; rule creating plenty of discussion. Enjoy the pre-season edition and best of luck for the opening For what it’s worth, the play on percentage across the JLT round of the season. Series was 63% - a massive rise from 21% from the 2018 Player Club Pos Price TOG % PP100 Angus Brayshaw Melb Mid $763,000 71.5 161.5 Stephen Coniglio GWS Mid $801,000 79.3 151.1 Rory Sloane Adel Mid $653,000 68.3 143.6 Matt Crouch Adel Mid $761,000 74.8 142.1 Dom Sheed WCE Mid $539,000 75.9 140.0 Joel Selwood Geel Mid $732,000 65.9 133.8 Tom Rockliff Port Mid $600,000 74.3 133.7 Brad Crouch Adel Mid $524,000 76.9 131.8 Tim Taranto GWS Mid $660,000 82.7 128.9 Karl Amon Port Mid $454,000 48.7 124.8 Brett Deledio GWS Mid $559,000 52.5 122.3 Clayton Oliver Melb Mid $792,000 74.8 117.6 Jack Crisp Coll Def $635,000 79.7 117.3 Ryan Bastinac Bris Mid $432,000 46.1 117.0 Patrick Dangerfield Geel Fwd/Mid $771,000 76.2 115.1 Brodie Smith Adel Def $439,000 71.7 114.6 Mitch Wallis WB Fwd/Mid $595,000 76.2 114.1 Scott Pendlebury Coll Mid $738,000 74.6 113.7 Steele Sidebottom Coll Mid $750,000 84.1 112.6 Jack Darling WCE Fwd $557,000 80.4 110.2 Paul Ahern NM Mid $497,000 59.3 110.2 Wayne Milera Adel Def $546,000 76.6 109.7 Brayden Fiorini GCS Mid $665,000 74.4 109.1 Trent Cotchin Rich Mid $581,000 58.8 109.0 Jeremy Cameron GWS Fwd $566,000 77.9 108.9 TOP 10 STAT LEADERS Centre Bounce Handball Receives Attendances game % tot Scott Pendlebury 84 Jack Macrae 35 Lachie Neale 83 Shaun Higgins 35 Jack Steele 78 Caleb Daniel 34 Patrick Cripps 78 Dom Sheed 32 Brad Crouch 75 Matt Crouch 30 Tim Taranto 73 Ryan Clarke 29 Anthony Miles 73 Stephen Coniglio 28 Matt Crouch 73 Bachar Houli 28 Angus Brayshaw 71 Jaared Polec 27 Jack Macrae 70 Scott Pendlebury 26 Kick In Play Ons Disposals tot tot Shannon Hurn 9 Dom Sheed 79 Nathan Wilson 8 Stephen Coniglio 72 Darcy Moore 8 Matt Crouch 70 Lewis Jetta 6 Jack Macrae 69 Hayden Crozier 6 Steele Sidebottom 65 Kade Simpson 6 Clayton Oliver 64 Jayden Short 6 Angus Brayshaw 63 Brodie Smith 6 Tim Taranto 61 Jordan Murdoch 6 Scott Pendlebury 60 Shane Savage 5 Brad Crouch 60 TOP 10 STAT LEADERS Tackles Ruck Contests Attended tot tot Darcy Tucker 21 Jarrod Witts 157 Jack Steele 17 Brodie Grundy 142 Jack Redden 17 Dawson Simpson 108 Aaron vandenBerg 16 Rhys Stanley 100 Angus Brayshaw 15 Andrew Phillips 99 Luke Dunstan 13 Scott Lycett 96 Josh Dunkley 13 Tim English 93 Elliot Yeo 13 Sam Jacobs 91 Jack Graham 13 Rory Lobb 90 James Worpel 12 Nathan Vardy 88 First Possessions Uncontested Marks tot tot Lachie Neale 20 Tom Lynch 18 Patrick Cripps 19 Jack Crisp 17 Touk Miller 19 Tim Taranto 17 Dom Sheed 18 Heath Shaw 17 Stephen Coniglio 18 Jack Watts 17 James Worpel 17 Mitch Duncan 16 Angus Brayshaw 16 Tom Rockliff 16 Jack Macrae 16 Lachie Whitfield 16 Paul Ahern 16 Steele Sidebottom 15 Anthony Miles 15 Jared Polec 15 ADELAIDE CROWS • Brad Crouch has ticked every box this pre-season. He ranked fifth in the league for centre bounce attendances and equal-ninth for disposals. Make sure you pick him while he’s fit! 1825 • With Luke Brown sidelined through injury, Brodie Smith should have a monopoly on the kick ins. Smith has played on from six of seven kick ins and ranked 11th in the AFL for kicks during the JLT Series. 1st NAME POS $ MT TOG AVG PP100 1 2 M.Crouch Mid $761,000 2 75% 122 142.10 104 139 B.Crouch Mid $524,000 2 77% 116 131.80 114 118 R.Sloane Mid $653,000 2 68% 112 143.60 110 114 B.Gibbs Mid $753,000 1 74% 106 124.70 106 W.Milera Def $546,000 2 77% 97 109.70 85 108 R.Laird Def $782,000 2 82% 96 101.60 114 77 B.Smith Def $439,000 2 72% 94 114.60 89 99 T.Lynch Fwd $579,000 2 78% 91 100.60 101 80 P.Seedsman Mid $577,000 2 78% 90 101.10 70 110 R.Atkins Mid $578,000 2 77% 83 93.80 93 73 J.Kelly Def $464,000 2 81% 76 81.20 91 60 S.Jacobs Ruc $591,000 2 62% 71 98.60 34 107 T.Walker Fwd $449,000 2 73% 69 82.60 60 78 R.Knight Fwd/Mid $461,000 2 70% 65 80.60 51 78 E.Betts Fwd $452,000 2 74% 65 72.10 79 50 T.Doedee Def $526,000 2 75% 64 74.30 64 63 K.Hartigan Def $361,000 2 74% 62 72.90 56 68 A.Otten Def $454,000 1 74% 60 71.40 60 J.Jenkins Fwd $561,000 2 76% 56 63.80 48 63 R.Douglas Fwd/Mid $536,000 2 80% 54 58.50 62 45 C.Jones Mid $254,000 2 53% 53 87.60 46 60 D.Talia Def $418,000 1 77% 46 51.70 46 L.Murphy Fwd $358,000 2 78% 46 51.10 55 36 M.Poholke Fwd $338,000 1 53% 42 70.00 42 D.Fogarty Fwd $305,000 2 41% 36 77.40 51 21 C.Ellis-Yolmen Mid $592,000 2 39% 36 79.80 52 19 R.O'Brien Ruc $232,000 1 46% 33 63.50 33 A.Keath Def $359,000 2 76% 32 36.80 33 31 BRISBANE LIONS • Lachie Neale ranked second for centre bounce attendances in the AFL and led the competition for first possessions during the pre-season. He has missed just one match through injury since 1658 2014 which adds to his appeal. • Jarryd Lyons looms as a POD. Only Lachie Neale attended more centre bounces at Brisbane, with Lyons finishing with 26 disposals and four goals in the final JLT Series hit-out. 4th NAME POS $ MT TOG AVG PP100 1 2 J.Lyons Mid $689,000 2 83% 106 103.90 99 113 S.Martin Ruc $735,000 1 73% 100 108.70 100 L.Neale Mid $727,000 2 83% 90 88.70 97 83 M.Robinson Fwd/Mid $640,000 2 74% 87 96.10 89 85 R.Mathieson Fwd/Mid $447,000 2 76% 87 92.50 83 90 D.Rich Def $519,000 2 73% 86 86.40 93 79 L.McCarthy Fwd $305,000 2 77% 84 88.40 97 70 H.McCluggage Mid $563,000 2 81% 82 83.20 93 71 D.Zorko Mid $701,000 1 77% 80 87.90 80 A.Witherden Def $639,000 2 76% 79 84.40 78 79 H.Andrews Def $487,000 2 94% 76 66.40 68 84 Z.Bailey Fwd/Mid $376,000 2 80% 74 75.50 70 78 O.McInerney Fwd $387,000 1 80% 72 76.60 72 A.Christensen Fwd $530,000 1 74% 67 72.00 67 C.Rayner Fwd $426,000 2 77% 67 71.70 85 49 D.McStay Fwd $380,000 2 86% 66 62.90 54 78 R.Bastinac Mid $432,000 2 46% 66 117.00 75 56 J.Berry Mid $559,000 2 71% 64 74.40 73 55 R.Lester Def $461,000 2 53% 59 90.80 84 34 J.Walker Def $461,000 2 86% 50 47.40 41 59 B.Starcevich Fwd/Mid $202,000 1 38% 46 102.20 46 A.Smith Ruc $217,000 2 50% 46 76.00 74 18 L.Taylor Fwd $524,000 2 41% 43 84.20 29 56 L.Hodge Def $563,000 2 65% 39 49.10 42 36 E.Hipwood Fwd $408,000 2 85% 39 37.20 33 44 C.Cameron Fwd $472,000 2 67% 34 41.70 24 44 C.Ballenden Fwd $170,000 2 47% 32 55.70 17 47 E.Smith Mid $230,000 1 23% 24 88.90 24 B.Keays Mid $350,000 1 35% 11 25.00 11 T.Berry Mid $200,000 1 36% 6 13.30 6 CARLTON • Sam Walsh is pricey, but he has shown enough in his two games, ranking second behind Patrick Cripps for disposals and contested possessions.
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