The number one AFL Fantasy team for the past two home and away seasons, Collingwood have a heap of options for your fantasy squad, many coming from their star-studded midfield. Can they all sustain a top line average? Time will tell, but erring on the side of caution may be the prudent move with so many mouths to feed.
Author: Steve Fizz
By @WeGotBigCox There are a lot of variations of keeper leagues out there, different takes on the same principle of keeping several players from one year to the next. I heard so many variations, from leagues that keep one player per line to leagues that keep a full roster of 30 players and only draft
As some of you will know, I’ve recently moved to the country. It’s been a big change and I’ve only just gotten my internet hooked up, thus missing appearing on the last two pods. That hurts as I’ve only missed one since we started. Anyways, I’ve still been working on my rankings for the upcoming
One of the most fun aspects of playing draft style fantasy football is making trades. It’s not like the salary cap version where you just make them, in draft you’re haggling with league mates and trying to get the best deal and sell high, buy low – all while balancing your team for a tilt
One of the most fun aspects of playing draft style fantasy football is making trades. It’s not like the salary cap version where you just make them, in draft you’re haggling with league mates and trying to get the best deal and sell high, buy low – all while balancing your team for a tilt
One of the most fun aspects of playing draft style fantasy football is making trades. It’s not like the salary cap version where you just make them, in draft you’re haggling with league mates and trying to get the best deal and sell high, buy low – all while balancing your team for a tilt
One of the most fun aspects of playing draft style fantasy football is making trades. It’s not like the salary cap version where you just make them, in draft you’re haggling with league mates and trying to get the best deal and sell high, buy low – all while balancing your team for a tilt
Last week I wrote up my Mid-Year All-Australian Fantasy Draft team – this week I thought I’d take a different tact. The All-Australian Fantasy Draft BUST team! The players who have failed to return value on where they were drafted, the ones who never got the #midfield time, the ones we flat out got wrong.
One of the most fun aspects of playing draft style fantasy football is making trades. It’s not like the salary cap version where you just make them, in draft you’re haggling with league mates and trying to get the best deal and sell high, buy low – all while balancing your team for a tilt
So I’ve seen a bunch of mid-year All Australian teams online and thought it’d be pretty fun to have a look at who could be featuring in the mid-year AA fantasy team! We did the AA fantasy draft team last year, so why not create even more arguments and Twitter hate by doing a mid-year