Tbetta’s Bulletin – Episode 001

2014 is going to be a massive year for the Bullets – it just got it’s own Podcast!

Over the course of the year, I’ll be reviewing, pondering and previewing all the fantasy happenings in true Bullets fashion – just for your ears instead of your eyes. There’ll be a range of guests over the year, and hopefully we can give you something interesting, informative and fun to listen to for on the way to work or during your workout!

The first episode is embedded below, featuring the Rookie Jedi Master Jeppa himself. Talk a look, give us a rating,comment, subscribe, whatever. But most importantly, let us know what you think in the comments below – I’ll be doing the Bulletin for your benefit over the year, so let me know what you want to see, who you want to hear from, what needs improving, etc.

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I’ve added a  couple of links that compliment the Bulletin below.

HANDY LINKS:

• See Jeppa’s brilliant Forwards article here.
• For a full rundown of the differences between AFL Fantasy and Dream Team, check out this comparison.
• The Round 1 Fixture, worth looking at for your AFL Fantasy free hit.

NEWS:

• Swan’s contract extension is covered by this article out of the Collingwood PR machine.
• Taylor Walker’s progress.
• Differing sources on Mitch Clark’s return from injury here and here.
• Dale Thomas’ latest puff piece.
• Hawthorn’s PR release on Matt Suckling’s pre-season.
• Jarman Impey’s pump-up.

I also mentioned a Dayne Beams stat in the pod – slight correction on that, it was actually 110+ rather than 120. Anyway, the point’s the same, and here’s the tweets I mentioned with accurate stats:

Quick stat – Dayne Beams has surpassed the 110-point barrier in 21 of his last 29 games at AFL level. Serious Captain threat in 2014!

— Tbetta (@Tbetta9) January 18, 2014

A 72% strikerate. That's huge. Put in perspective – Swan and Ablett surpassed 110 points 68% & 59% of the time respectively over past 2 yrs.

— Tbetta (@Tbetta9) January 18, 2014

 

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