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CHAMPION/DATA/ISSUE 17 Hi and welcome to the seventeenth edition of the Fantasy Freako’s rave for 2011. There was genuine pandemonium among coaches last week, as the Heath Shaw saga unfolded. In this week’s rave I’ll be concentrating on how to replace him, as well as give you the regular gold that will get you through to the next round. Also as a side note, news out of the AFL this week is that we will return to the previous structure of a 22 round H&A season in 2012 (23 weeks with one split round) and most importantly the bye is done and dusted! Enjoy this week’s edition and best of luck to everyone for the upcoming round. SHAW NO MORE THE SUNS ARE SITTING DUCKS As I sat down to complete my trades last Friday afternoon, news It was always going to be the case with Gold Coast in its debut season filtered through that there was an important press conference about and the numbers should be of no surprise to anyone. The Suns have to commence. Before I knew it, Heath Shaw was suspended for eight conceded on average the most kicks, disposals, marks and goals of weeks and my trade plans were thrown into disarray. This is yet another example of why trading as late as possible on a Friday is the only way to any team this year, which has been great when our players have played go. Luckily for me, I had held back and I was able to eventually move him against them. They have conceded an average of 402 disposals per out for Sam Fisher. game – conceding a season-high 458 coming against Hawthorn in Round 13. This week they come against the might of the Magpies, If you were one of those coaches that jumped the gun and traded early, which could see the likes of Dane Swan and Scott Pendlebury run riot, then this week you must replace him. Looking at the leading candidates, considering they rank first and second respectively in the league for a dual position player would be useful at this time of year, which brings average points scored this season. into play the likes of Heath Scotland and Bryce Gibbs, but remember Carlton has a bye in Round 23 which could cause some problems. Below are the team averages in terms what each club has conceded One way to overcome that deadly finals bye is to bring in a player that this season in the respective statistics. has already completed his two byes, which then makes likes of Sam Fisher and Greg Broughton attractive propositions. Both players are solid scorers and in the case of the latter, he has taken over David Mundy’s role in the midfield which has in turn seen his scores go through the roof. DISPOSALS CONCEDED THIS SEASON If you’re after a point of difference though, then Stefan Martin could give you that vital edge come finals time. He has been one of the revelations Club Mt K H D M G of the season, averaging 88 points per match and an impressive 99 1 Gold Coast Suns 15 231 171 402 109 19 points across his past five games. 2 Port Adelaide 16 212 173 385 91 17 Below are some players worth considering, with those in green having already completed the two byes. 3 Western Bulldogs 16 210 165 376 95 14 4 Brisbane Lions 16 212 162 374 89 15 SHAW’S REPLACEMENT 5 Adelaide Crows 15 213 159 372 89 14 Player Club Position Price Ave. BE L4 6 Melbourne 15 211 156 367 94 13 Bryce Gibbs CAR Def/Mid $374,800 101 69 103 7 St Kilda 15 208 152 360 91 12 Heath Scotland CAR Def/Mid $362,000 98 114 95 8 Essendon 16 205 154 359 87 13 Matt Suckling HAW Def $368,500 95 141 95 9 Geelong Cats 16 203 155 358 85 11 Grant Birchall HAW Def $369,100 92 146 93 10 North Melbourne 16 212 147 358 90 14 Brendon Goddard STK Def/Mid $373,300 91 90 115 11 Fremantle 15 198 159 356 81 14 12 West Coast Eagles 15 193 154 347 81 12 Corey Enright GEE Def $360,100 91 135 102 13 Collingwood 15 199 147 345 83 9 Brett Deledio RICH Def/Mid $330,200 91 76 90 14 Sydney Swans 16 201 143 344 78 11 Sam Fisher STK Def $331,000 89 138 76 15 Richmond 16 200 141 341 76 16 Greg Broughton FRE Def $398,800 89 62 134 16 Hawthorn 15 192 147 339 81 11 Stefan Martin MEL Def $356,400 88 86 101 17 Carlton 16 188 141 329 81 11 ADELAIDE CROWS FREAKO SAYS: AFL DREAM TEAM AVERAGE Make sure you snap up Daniel Talia this week before his price rises. With 1494 both byes out of the way, he’s looked right at home in defence and should hold his place in the side for the remainder of the year. (Ranked 14th) Adelaide AFL Dream Team Points Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Pts Per Min Ave. BE L4 14 15 16 17 Scott Thompson Mid $391,000 -$7,300 15 87% 0.99 106 116 101 101 92 111 Scott Stevens Def/Fwd $300,400 $0 2 100% 0.81 98 50 Sam Jacobs Ruck $347,700 $58,400 12 80% 0.87 86 62 108 104 120 101 Nathan van Berlo Mid $284,800 -$52,000 15 90% 0.76 84 68 76 65 84 80 Bernie Vince Mid $342,000 -$14,600 10 83% 0.84 84 93 103 122 96 90 Rory Sloane Mid $282,400 $19,300 11 80% 0.83 82 58 84 79 65 107 Brent Reilly Mid $281,800 -$50,200 14 82% 0.81 81 106 72 91 72 52 Ian Callinan Fwd/Mid $80,400 $0 2 80% 0.80 77 -87 77 89 64 Richard Douglas Mid $291,000 -$75,200 14 79% 0.78 76 101 68 74 62 Chris Knights Fwd $254,400 $32,500 13 83% 0.74 75 114 73 73 Brad Symes Def $287,800 -$66,300 10 70% 0.86 74 59 88 91 85 Graham Johncock Def $290,400 -$68,700 15 87% 0.68 72 111 67 74 76 50 Andy Otten Def $254,600 $112,200 9 93% 0.63 71 63 66 52 69 76 Matthew Jaensch Fwd $258,900 $14,600 13 86% 0.65 68 66 73 79 66 Patrick Dangerfield Fwd/Mid $243,500 -$33,400 15 82% 0.68 68 40 74 62 76 B 83 Michael Doughty Def/Mid $262,700 -$47,600 13 90% 0.61 68 66 73 71 61 Y 87 Daniel Talia Def/Fwd $97,600 $0 2 98% 0.58 68 -55 68 59 E 76 Kurt Tippett Fwd/Ruck $244,300 -$16,200 14 89% 0.61 67 27 76 55 88 84 Matthew Wright Mid $248,000 $155,500 12 77% 0.69 66 94 69 99 22 86 Ben Rutten Def $191,800 -$65,700 15 100% 0.49 61 69 45 49 32 55 Ricky Henderson Fwd/Def $248,300 -$22,700 13 80% 0.58 57 96 53 36 70 Richard Tambling Mid $188,300 -$49,000 8 75% 0.63 57 61 47 36 57 Jared Petrenko Def $249,300 $38,600 8 66% 0.70 57 8 88 70 102 93 Brodie Smith Def $188,200 $79,700 10 71% 0.64 56 100 13 13 Luke Thompson Def $188,500 $96,000 11 94% 0.46 54 61 47 47 Ivan Maric Ruck $230,900 -$9,400 3 63% 0.69 53 107 Jack Gunston Fwd $173,500 $9,500 6 74% 0.54 49 82 24 24 Taylor Walker Fwd $184,300 -$74,800 7 86% 0.45 48 109 James Sellar Ruck $151,500 $21,700 5 98% 0.38 47 28 Phil Davis Def $201,000 -$10,000 3 46% 0.81 46 124 Shaun McKernan Def/Fwd $137,300 $39,700 12 76% 0.48 45 71 7 7 Chris Schmidt Def $208,800 -$76,800 5 62% 0.58 45 107 35 35 Brodie Martin Mid $201,100 -$31,500 4 63% 0.55 42 109 David Mackay Mid $235,300 -$32,300 3 79% 0.42 40 103 45 58 31 Myke Cook Mid $214,600 $0 2 73% 0.41 37 102 Brad Moran Ruck $103,400 $5,800 3 71% 0.37 32 10 37 25 49 Jason Porplyzia Fwd $284,100 $0 1 4% 3.20 16 BRISBANE LIONS FREAKO SAYS: AFL DREAM TEAM AVERAGE Jonathan Brown’s 35 points last week was a season-low and to make 1467 matters worse, he’ll now miss the remainder of the year with yet another facial injury. That should be it for him, his DT days are over. (Ranked 15th) Brisbane Lions AFL Dream Team Points Player Position Price Change Games TOG% Pts Per Min Ave. BE L4 14 15 16 17 Jack Redden Mid $430,900 $101,300 16 83% 1.06 109 128 116 112 129 130 93 Tom Rockliff Mid $412,100 $49,900 14 81% 1.07 106 108 118 122 121 111 117 Simon Black Mid $348,700 -$32,400 16 79% 0.92 90 85 100 118 84 113 86 M Leuenberger Ruck $335,000 $13,700 16 84% 0.85 87 92 85 57 100 91 90 Jed Adcock Def $255,300 -$7,200 14 90% 0.75 83 74 67 67 55 79 Pearce Hanley Def $302,600 $42,400 16 89% 0.75 81 51 95 102 80 67 129 Daniel Rich Mid $282,800 -$30,000 13 78% 0.83 80 104 74 74 Luke Power Mid $294,900 -$68,000 15 85% 0.74 77 67 80 49 96 91 82 Mitchell Clark Ruck $289,200 -$24,200 13 85% 0.70 73 122 73 73 James Hawksley Def $271,400 $0 2 82% 0.67 69 84 69 52 85 Jonathan Brown Fwd $281,400 -$79,600 10 91% 0.60 67 82 75 62 92 112 35 Ashley McGrath Def $268,100 -$17,500 15 91% 0.59 66 59 82 67 102 56 104 James Polkinghorne Fwd $226,800 -$5,500 16 79% 0.67 65 71 57 73 42 48 66 Broc McCauley Ruck $123,200 $42,800 3 68% 0.76 63 -60 Jared Polec Mid $169,100 $24,600 3 62% 0.81 62 18 Amon Buchanan Fwd $241,500 $0 2 60% 0.84 62 73 Cheynee Stiller Mid $260,400 -$40,900 15 88% 0.57 62 89 76 107 75 54 69 Todd Banfield Fwd $226,100 -$15,300 14 82% 0.59 60 81 52 24 79 Josh Drummond Def $260,600 -$13,300 3 79% 0.59 59 90 Daniel Merrett Def $218,200 $14,200 10 99% 0.48 59 69 Patrick Karnezis Fwd $173,500 $81,000 5 74% 0.64 58 14 61 54 64 62 65 Andrew Raines Def $247,300 -$8,500 10 81% 0.57 58 48 78 76 82 75 79 Ryan Harwood Mid $215,300 $9,700 6 54% 0.81 54 100 50 27 95 63 13 Matt Austin Def/Mid $168,500 $28,700 4 79% 0.56 53 39 Jesse O'Brien Def/Fwd $162,900 $17,600 12 69% 0.62 52 7 63 61 65 Tom Collier Def $198,700 -$3,200 7 93% 0.45 52 48 Mitchell Golby Def $133,400 $40,900 4 86% 0.49 51 14 48 48 47 Brent Staker Fwd/Mid $305,400 $0 2 78% 0.49 49 151 48 48 Sam Sheldon Mid $187,300 $3,800 10 86% 0.46 48 53 57 60 69 37 63 Ryan Lester Def $117,100 $24,600 3 87% 0.45 47 18 Rohan Bewick Mid $178,500 $80,900 12 58% 0.68 47 81 45 70 40 25 Joshua Green Mid $146,500 $54,000 5 64% 0.59 46 50 Claye Beams Mid $136,000 $43,500 5 60% 0.57 43 21 Matt Maguire Def $156,800 -$133,000 10 91% 0.38 42 55 38 46 32 15 58 Joel Patfull Def $154,900 -$53,300 16 98% 0.34 41 36 44 44 43 40 50 Bryce Retzlaff Def/Fwd $141,400 $43,800 9 79% 0.40 38 66 31 45 39 10 Niall McKeever Def $111,700 $19,200 4 91% 0.33 37 10 37 31 35 30 51 Aaron Cornelius Fwd $220,100 $0 2 53% 0.46 30 120 CARLTON FREAKO SAYS: AFL DREAM TEAM AVERAGE Chris Judd could only manage 79 points against Essendon when he last came up against them in Round 4, but I would expect a better showing 1679 from him this week.
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