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gOLLy
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Whos who, because team names dont match aliases on the forums (some do)

Im team [sMAK]

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    I'm "Dee Division" the current league leader (just)...

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    I don't have a link, but I can say I was utterly devastated by my first round loss against Jarka's Jokers, who had the bottom score after the 'pre-season'!

    Heh, that's funny, I think I won by a mere 10 points which just rubs salt into the wound. What happened was that I was so busy with work and family that I completely forgot to update the team, so for the first 3 weeks my scores were crap. Still not great though, around 300 off the leaders.

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    Heh, that's funny, I think I won by a mere 10 points which just rubs salt into the wound. What happened was that I was so busy with work and family that I completely forgot to update the team, so for the first 3 weeks my scores were crap. Still not great though, around 300 off the leaders.

    I'd just gotten my team to be capable of 2000+ scores, then had an absolutely horrid week. I think I had three starting midfielders who scored less than 50 points. It was only on the back of a good performance by a couple of my stars that I didn't get the bottom score of the round completely.

    The boys got a good old spray after the game!!

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    I'm not in Demonland 1 but 3 and am loving supercoach, its the first season i've played. I'm Procrastinators and am doing pretty well leading our comp. Only problem is, I've used a fair number of trades already and the injuries have only just started! Yikes. I think I'll be coming back to the pack before long.

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    Ive traded 2 times every week. Just 12 trades left for rest of the year but team is really becomming settled now. Nearly all my emerg are getting runs aswell

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    I'm "The Showstoppers", but you may have picked that HBK and Showstopper probably go together..

    Have used 14 trades and now have a full bench (apart from backs) playing and finally came to my senses and got rid of any Melbourne connection and finally got a Geelong midfielder..

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    you could of only had 8 trades thus far. I think, 2 a week thats it.

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    My bad meant to say I have 14 trades left ;)

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    I'm in the same boat gOLLY, it's taken 4 rounds to clear out the dead-wood and to pick up some players while they were still cheap.

    But I should be pretty solid for the rest of the season, 12 trades should easily cover any long-term injuries.

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