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Saffex - Fantasy Rugby

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
10 Feb 2014, 08:58
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10 Feb 2014, 08:58#1

Saffex


Although you may be disappointing with your test rugby results I can assure you that you are doing very well for a first timer.   However, what is clear is that you are learning very quickly and will be more competitive in future.


The key in fact is to try and find the tryscorers in games - each try counts a 100 points and if you get players scoring three tries - like I did this week - you get an additional 100 points.   That quickly push up your total points. 


However, with only 12 players in the Test Rugby squad it remains a bit of a lottery and less interesting than the position is in the Foxsport equivalent of the game.  Let me be more explicit:-


*   In Foxsport it is much more difficult as you have to have a team of 15 players - with 8 bench players.


*   That does not mean that you can earn points on bench players - you only do that id there is a late withdrawal of a player and your bench player starts in any of the other games.  Take for instance the following example - if you have Bismarck on the bench and Strauss starting and something happened like the case was with O'Connell and Strauss is withdrawn - you will get points on Bismarck.


*   The bench is rather for a different purpose.  Let me explain again.  The Stormers has a by un Round 1.  I would normally select Malherbe as a prop and would do so for the next Round - so I put him on the bench for Round 1.   Bench players can be transferred to team players without them being counted as transfers - so it is a strategy to be used to eliminate  potential transfers to the minimum and allow for only very real transfer requirements.      


*   In view of budgetary restrictions the bench can also be used for budgetary purposes - you can put is cheap players with real prospects and save money to get more expensive starters.


As stated before - it is not necessary to watch all matches - in fact most members don't - but it definitely enhance the interest of spectators to watch out for players they like and consequently select for their squad.


You have an excellent knowledge of SA players - better than most site members - so I would like to invite you to join the Foxsport series as well.   In any event Round one only include SA teams and none of them has a by in Round 2.   I am sure once you get used to it - and learn from experiences gained - you will be very competitive.     


There are already 18 members of this site involved in that one and I am sure all of those hope you will join as well.   The big mouths like Mozart, boklogic ceradyne and Sun Tzu are too cowardly to join - since there ridiculous claims on players are thoroughly disproved during the competition.


So co me on - join in the fun       

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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
10 Feb 2014, 14:26
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10 Feb 2014, 14:26#2

Not disappointed at all, I increased my points this week, so am on the up. One big week and I'll have you lot!! 

 

 

There is little point me playing the S15 league as Sky does not show all the games and I don't pay particular attention to games that do not involve a SA side

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clevermikeCoach57,555 posts
10 Feb 2014, 14:44
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10 Feb 2014, 14:44#3

 Saffex


I think some other members do see even less games than you would and basically look at match stats and reports - as well as point scoring to date to take part. It is just a game and can reflect how players go,   In any event - it is not time-consuming and would take very little time.


U think it would be good to participate even if you stick only to players representing SA teams - it does give an indication how they perform in matches and become a point of discussion.   As it is - you need not select a single foreign player in any round and since mosy of the affordable players are SA players - you can gain by sticking with them.


You obviously can throw in some food youngsters like Luatua and Piutau from NZ and Folau from Australia in the mix and also Ben Smith.   The latter players are always good performers.   For the rest you can stick to SA players and watch their progress through the tournament - something you will do in any event.   In any event it gives you extra ammo to use against the dinosaurs.   

  


  

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Saffolk Captain30,741 posts
10 Feb 2014, 23:22
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10 Feb 2014, 23:22#4
No Mike I cant be asked to look at stats etc relating to players I dont have a real interest in..............the 6N is fine as I enjoy watching the games and make my calls based on observation and budget restraints..................with the S15, I only follow the SA sides and the matches they are involved in............I will watch some of the others but not religiously.
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Monkey D LuffyPro6,277 posts
11 Feb 2014, 18:37
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11 Feb 2014, 18:37#5
@saffex,

i hope u join the foxsport fanatsy rugby too, here is a link to the foxsport site to get u started,,,
http://superrugbyfantasy.foxsports.com.au/

after u have regostered and made ur fantasy team (of which will be a full 15 plus bench), go to join a league amd eneter the following codes,,,

codes for the two leagues to join,,,
sarugby.com classic - 37-3304
and
sarugby.com head to head - 37-3306

classic is just a simple ladder based on who has earned the most points.
head to head is league where everyone participating is randomly pit against each other into a head to head where what ur team earned that round compared to what ur randomly selected opponent earned that round determines who gets the win.
a ladder system based on these results is then posted until the final round.

i would also be surprised if there was more than a 5 people here in all of sarugby.com who watched all spXV games, so u wouldnt be alone in that regards, :o)

hope u join buddy, :o)
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