Roy’s Trade and Rolling 22 Talk – Rd. 19

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Get them in:

Ed Curnow (FWD/MID, $635,000)
A move back to the midfield has paid dividends for the Blues verteran and his scores are once again flourishing as a result. In the last six weeks he has been on fire, dropping under triple figures on just one occasion while topping 110 four times in that stretch. His next match is against the Crows who are one of the easiest teams for midfielders to score against and given his BE is just 53, he is a great unique option at just 6% ownership.

Toby Greene (FWD, $621,000)
Is the definition of high risk, high reward but if you need something from left field to get you into the running for your finals, this may be the answer. With all the injuries at the Giants, ironically they have turned back the clock to Greene’s midfield days to fill the void and he has done so without missing a beat. In the last two weeks he has scored 114 and 115 to give him a break even 52 for his 3% of owners.

Taylor Adams (MID, $621,000)
If you are starved for cash and in the market for a premium capable of going 116, Adams is back from a nine week layoff and didn’t miss a beat upon return with 111 against the Giants. Prior to the weekends game, he had only played five games this season but showed what he can do withing that stretch with scores of 116 and 120. After his Finals series last year where he  had a low score of 110 in four weeks he entrenched himself in the rolling 22 during the pre season, so the ability is certainly there.

Tim Taranto (MID, $787,000)
If you have the big buck, you might as well join the very happy 18% of coaches that are on board Taranto. Predictably, he has embraced the added responsibility in the injury depleted Giant midfield as we saw in the first half on the weekend where he laid 11 tackled before half time before finishing on 14 and 145. He has gone over 130 on seven occasions this year and has become one of the leagues uber premiums.

Darcy MacPherson (FWD, $647,000)
I really can’t bring myself to recommend trading in a Sun, however credit where credit is due, this bloke deserves a mention.He has been on fire of late, despite his struggling team with a three game average of 111 and he has dropped under 93 just once in 11 weeks while scoring in triple figures in four games straight prior to the weekends 122. He has just 2% ownership and could be the unique your team needs.

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You… Get the Chop

James Sicily (DEF, $542,000)
I said the rollercoaster would be fun for the run home… until i realised it was a merry go round, not a rollercoaster, there are no highs. I misread his game against the Pies, the marks have dried up and he is struggling to get involved in switch plays while lining up against key forwards as opposed to finding himself loose for +6s. Chop him.

My Trades

At this stage my trades are Sicily to Whitfield and a cash grab from rookie Baker.

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Current update.

Defenders

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
D1		Lachie Whitfield GWS Giants, DEF/MID	107	117
D2		Jake Lloyd Sydney Swans, DEF	132	111
D3		Jack Crisp Collingwood, DEF	101	98
D4		Tom Stewart Geelong, DEF	92	96
D5		Bachar Houli Richmond, DEF	80	101
D6		Rory Laird Adelaide, DEF	79	96

In the mix: Williams, Salem

Midfielders

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
M1		Jack Macrae Western Bulldogs, MID	132	113
M2		Tim Taranto GWS Giants, MID	145	115
M3		Adam Treloar Collingwood, MID	111	113
M4		Brad Crouch Adelaide, MID	130	111
M5		Andrew Gaff West Coast, MID	107	111
M6		Mitch Duncan Geelong, MID	105	110
M7		Zach Merrett Essendon, MID	126	107
M8		Dayne Zorko Brisbane, MID	103	104

In the mix: Rockliff, Yeo

Rucks

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
R1		Brodie Grundy Collingwood, RUC	181	125
R2		Max Gawn Melbourne, RUC	101	109

In the mix:  Witts

Forwards

			Last Week	2019 Avg	Change
F1		Josh Dunkley Western Bulldogs, MID/FWD	123	111
F2		Jack Billings St Kilda, MID/FWD	110	101
F3		Travis Boak Port Adelaide, MID/FWD	96	111
F4		Patrick Dangerfield Geelong, MID/FWD	97	107
F5		Rowan Marshall St Kilda, RUC/FWD	108	102
F6		Ed Curnow Carlton, MID/FWD	125	87

In the mix: Greene, MacPherson, Kelly