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FANTASY SPORT RECRUITMENT DRIVE - ATTENTION ALL SITE MEMBERS

Started by clevermike4 REPLIES164 VIEWS· 23 Jan 2014, 07:37
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
23 Jan 2014, 07:37
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23 Jan 2014, 07:37#1

Sasue has already written about the Fantasy Selection Competitions this year and we have now got three competitions on the go.


TEST RUGBY -   6 NATIONS


TEST RUGBY -   SUPER 15


FOXSPORT    -   SUPER 15


There is a fallacy that you have to watch all games so as to be able to participate in the competitions,   Members find it impossible to watch all games so that is not really necessary as a pre-requisite to be participating in the competition.  The reason is you cannot make wholesale changes to your squads in any event from game to game  = you have to try and start with players you think will make an impression in as many games as they would play and stick with them if possible.   Most of the changes you can reasonably make results from teams having byes, injured players and team selection changes.  THE NUMBER OF TRADES ARE LIMITED IN ANY EVENT - SO YOU HAVE TO KNOW YOUR PLAYER POTENTIALS RATHER THAN ANYTHING ELSE.    


Nobody can pick all the top players - there are restricted budgets and the real issue is to find cheapish priced players that you would expect to perform well on a regular basis.


It is not difficult to follow team selection either.   All teams are provided on this site and members would soon enough find out which players in all franchises are "hot property" and bring them into selections - this is important also in respect of cheap players - they would soon come to the fore on this site anyway.


THOSE MEMBERS WH0 FIND ALL TYPE OF EXCUSES NOT TO PARTICIPATE - WHY NOT GO TO THE SITES AND SEE HOW THE SYSTEMS WORK AND JOIN UP.   IT WILL TAKE ABOUT HALF AN HPUR PER WEEK TO AMEND YOUR SELECTIONS            


You will find watching of the games you are able to watch more interesting since you would look out for players you have in your squads in particular to see how they perform.


NOW BE BRAVE AND TAKE PART - ONCE IN YOU WILL FIND IT SO INTERESTING YOU WILL GET ADDICTED TO THE GAME. 

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WardadPro6,663 posts
23 Jan 2014, 09:56
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23 Jan 2014, 09:56#2
 My kids and I have a running bet on the S15s and the RCs so see ya there ! never done the 6 nats tho"
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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
23 Jan 2014, 10:18
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23 Jan 2014, 10:18#3

Wardad


Just to wet your appetite for the real games to start - try the 6 Nations - it is just aminor short term competition and should not produce too many headaches.


When last have you beaten your kids?   Hope it was last year.     N


N ever participated in the 6 Nations before - so it is new for me too.

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ABasquefanPro2,549 posts
23 Jan 2014, 16:10
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23 Jan 2014, 16:10#4
 For the people who is new in the 6N fantasy, I'm going to repeat what I post to the other thread about fantasy rugby. I think it's important because almost all the people who have played before is going to select these players:

I've been playing the 6N testrugby fantasy for 2 years and there's one thing I think everybody should know before choosing his/her team. During these 2 years there have been 2 outstanding players in terms of fantasy points:
- Sergio Parisse. His points rate per match is around 400, 100 or more points above the next backrow.
- Leigh Halfpenny. He average also around 400 points per match, is the only outside back who kicks which gives a lot of points.
This doesn't mean that they are going to necesarily perform in the same way but is very probably that they'll do. I would build my team around them and I will do it
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canrugbyClub Pro640 posts
24 Jan 2014, 18:57
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24 Jan 2014, 18:57#5
I'll be in for everything on testrugby.

I'll try to get into the fox fantasy one. I'm signed up, but may not have the time.
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