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Date Posted: 27/05/21 5:45pm
Author: Maxwell
Subject: Ok, just...................
In reply to: Maxwell 's message, "Have and Have nots....................why has this occurred?" on 27/05/21 10:58am


wanted to say that coaches need to look at Drafting ruckmen regularly.
Sorry if it looked like I was pinpointing the SHARKS

In the case of the Sharks, I understand that you have
Witts...injured
Stanley...Scotty doesn't use.


But I don't know of any of these sort of SC Leagues where you can name a ruckman that isn't a ruckman even if you don't have a playing ruckman without some sort of penalty.

If an AFL team picks a player to ruck that isn't a ruckman, he doesn't really score well (SC).
So the fact that we only score 18 out of 22 players, I don't think it's big disadvantage.

SUPERLEAGUE balance rules ain't as strict as a lot of other similar leagues.

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