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As the magnificent 2016 World XV’s Season reaches it’s pinnacle, I think it’s best to look back on the season for all the highs and lows, all the misfortunes and mishaps, all the injuries and victories and of course all the brain rattling and sobbing. Ahhh who could forget the most frustrating, mind boggling and just flat out bewildering trade period ever! The amount of controversy and feelings hurt are still reverberating today. Any chance of compo am I right?
What about the redraft. Which in a highly controversial move saw the Buenos Aires coaches throw their team into a redraft with the newest WXV coach Adamant. Both teams have had interesting beginnings to their tenures, but both seem to be on the right track at this stage.
This year was easily one of the most competitive WXV seasons of the lot! No longer being dominated by the Mexico City Skunks or the bland Dublin Destroyed. Or was it? The word inconsistency is probably a word I could use to describe all 18 teams and all 825 players in the comp! Despite this, you had to feel like every team had a chance in every match. Which is all we can ask for in the end.
What about that final ladder? What about that final week of the season? So many teams that could make the top 8, so many teams that could secure a home final! What a way to finish the season.
As we approach the WXV Finals and ultimately the 2016 Grand Final, the end of yet another fantastic season, I think it is best to remember that being apart of the WXV is a very special thing and definitely the pinnacle of fantasy sports. Awards Night is a chance to celebrate this and to read a heck of a lot.
Apparently the most prestigious award being handed out tonight is the Jim Stynes Medal. This little thing has been won by 1 man and 1 God in it’s 4 year history. That’s right the SC God Gary Ablett won the first 3 editions of the Stynes Medal and a spud ruck won last year.
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It’s a simple formula, the highest individual scorer in each of the Home and Away games is awarded 3 Votes, the second highest 2 Votes and the third highest 1 Vote.
Take Special note:If a player(s) is tied for the highest scorer in any game, or the 2nd or 3rd highest, the RANDOM function in Microsoft Excel decides who gets the highest amount of votes. For example:
Daisy Pearce and Tayla Harris both score 150 points each, which was the highest individual score of that game. The RANDOM function in Microsoft Excel awards (at random) Tayla Harris 3 Votes and Daisy Pearce 2 Votes.
This is likewise if Kellie Gibson scores 175 points, Daisy Pearce and Tayla Harris get the second highest, so the RANDOM function awards (at random) Pearce 2 Votes and Harris 1 Vote. And so on if Pearce and Harris got the 3rd highest score.
As the night rolls along ossie85 and Purple 77 will be announcing other esteemed awards such as the All-Worlds Team, Reserves All-Worlds Team, Rising Star Winner, Coaches Award and of course the Coach of the Year.
The night will take place on
Monday the 22nd of August, so ensure you have that night set aside and free up your calendar. If you’re a university student, stop procrastinating you lazy flowers and finish those assignments so you have an enjoyable night.
All players invited unless your name is Danyle Pearce. Also since WXV has pulled a finger out and actually spent money and booked a sizeable venue, feel free to bring along a date or someone else’s Mum. If all else fails a Katy Perry cardboard cutout will suffice.
Can i stick $1,000,000 on Danger at $1.0000000001 to 1.
It will be interesting to see whether a non mid will ever win this award again. Its hard to imagine someone matching Goldy. maybe Goldy again next year.
I wouldn't bet on him, but someone like a Heath Shaw could finish top 5 maybe
Upon this major announcement the Twitterverse has lit up!
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Sandi mistypes his tweet and still gets 2 retweets :P
Well, I'm clearing my calendar
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
Quote from: Ricochet on August 01, 2016, 12:25:04 PM
Sandi mistypes his tweet and still gets 2 retweets :P
Whats kinda funny, but im sure Meow isnt loving it, is that Sandilands is finally back playing, as soon as the Saints get knocked out.
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
Can I be honest? I have no idea who Fifth Harmony are. Should I be happy about that?
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Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
Can I be honest? I have no idea who Fifth Harmony are. Should I be happy about that?
Yep.
Well, this looks kinda epic.
Lol'd hard at Goldstein :P
A great review too!
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 01, 2016, 01:40:32 PM
Well, this looks kinda epic.
Lol'd hard at Goldstein :P
A great review too!
thats ok Goldy is busy preparing for finals coming off his team of the week performance. He took it easy playing this year through injury getting ready for finals.
Gawn has the luxury of knowing he can give 100% and have a early break in August playing for berlin.
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Quote from: meow meow on August 01, 2016, 02:32:47 PM
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 02:59:11 PM
Quote from: meow meow on August 01, 2016, 02:32:47 PM
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Still better then Little Mix.
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 02:59:11 PM
Quote from: meow meow on August 01, 2016, 02:32:47 PM
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Yeah... maybe give Meatloaf another try?
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Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Still better then Little Mix.
Eh, I beg to differ.
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 03:15:14 PM
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Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Still better then Little Mix.
Eh, I beg to differ.
its like comparing Berlin to Christchurch.
Both are no good, so doesn't really matter.
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Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Still better then Little Mix.
Eh, I beg to differ.
its like comparing Berlin to Christchurch.
Both are no good, so doesn't really matter.
Hahaha savage.
Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 03:23:12 PM
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Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Still better then Little Mix.
Eh, I beg to differ.
its like comparing Berlin to Christchurch.
Both are no good, so doesn't really matter.
Hahaha savage.
Yeah probably a little poor form by me.
I appologise to Little Mix and 5th Harmony for the comparison, I shouldn't have gone that low.
Quote from: Holz on August 01, 2016, 02:19:45 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 01, 2016, 01:40:32 PM
Well, this looks kinda epic.
Lol'd hard at Goldstein :P
A great review too!
thats ok Goldy is busy preparing for finals coming off his team of the week performance. He took it easy playing this year through injury getting ready for finals.
Gawn has the luxury of knowing he can give 100% and have a early break in August playing for berlin.
Ah well, at least he doesn't tire himself out trying to be the best like Goldys' been trying to do, coz, you know, he already is the best.
To put it in perspective, Shaun Hampson will probably go as far as Goldstein, which makes sense really... Goldy and Hampson in the same sentence and all.
Quote from: Holz on August 01, 2016, 03:18:17 PM
its like comparing Berlin to Christchurch.
Both are no good, so doesn't really matter.
Just like your premiership performance last year amma right? :P
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Quote from: Holz on August 01, 2016, 02:19:45 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 01, 2016, 01:40:32 PM
Well, this looks kinda epic.
Lol'd hard at Goldstein :P
A great review too!
thats ok Goldy is busy preparing for finals coming off his team of the week performance. He took it easy playing this year through injury getting ready for finals.
Gawn has the luxury of knowing he can give 100% and have a early break in August playing for berlin.
Ah well, at least he doesn't tire himself out trying to be the best like Goldys' been trying to do, coz, you know, he already is the best.
To put it in perspective, Shaun Hampson will probably go as far as Goldstein, which makes sense really... Goldy and Hampson in the same sentence and all.
Quote from: Holz on August 01, 2016, 03:18:17 PM
its like comparing Berlin to Christchurch.
Both are no good, so doesn't really matter.
Just like your premiership performance last year amma right? :P
weak comebacks, much like Berlin's performance all year.
My premiership Performance was decent a 147 given all the restings. Thats better then Berlin most weeks.
How dare you peoples diss Little Mix and 5H?!?!?! Pathetic! Now we're just gonna have some overrated hack goth bands
Was actually gonna do a true blue Aussie lineup of Delta, Minogue Sisters, John Farnham but nah WXV is too big for that.
I'm sending a PM to everyone for some WXV Awards Night Superlatives!
Basically I have asked a series of questions and you simply answer them with the COACH you think is most likely to do these things.
Try not to tell anyone else as the results will be a surprise on awards night!
The questions are:
Question 1: Most likely to still be coaching when they are 75?
Question 2: Most insightful?
Question 3: Most WXV spirit?
Question 4: Most likely to spend 24 hours straight on FanFooty?
Question 5: Who shows the most sportsmanship?
Question 6: Coach you’d most want to verse in the Grand Final?
Question 7: Coach you’d want to be your assistant coach?
Question 8: Who talks the most?
Question 9: Most likely to be the best dressed?
Question 10: Most likely to secretly be spying on us because they work for the CIA?
I tried not to do anything too negative ahaha :D
Quote from: Levi434 on August 01, 2016, 06:34:53 PM
How dare you peoples diss Little Mix and 5H?!?!?! Pathetic! Now we're just gonna have some overrated hack goth bands
Was actually gonna do a true blue Aussie lineup of Delta, Minogue Sisters, John Farnham but nah WXV is too big for that.
I'm sending a PM to everyone for some WXV Awards Night Superlatives!
Basically I have asked a series of questions and you simply answer them with the COACH you think is most likely to do these things.
Try not to tell anyone else as the results will be a surprise on awards night!
The questions are:
Question 1: Most likely to still be coaching when they are 75?
Question 2: Most insightful?
Question 3: Most WXV spirit?
Question 4: Most likely to spend 24 hours straight on FanFooty?
Question 5: Who shows the most sportsmanship?
Question 6: Coach you’d most want to verse in the Grand Final?
Question 7: Coach you’d want to be your assistant coach?
Question 8: Who talks the most?
Question 9: Most likely to be the best dressed?
Question 10: Most likely to secretly be spying on us because they work for the CIA?
I tried not to do anything too negative ahaha :D
Im sure everyone is voting this way so wont ruin it but surely im a lock for number 5.
Haha Holz
Quote from: Ricochet on August 01, 2016, 06:58:27 PM
Haha Holz
not only am i humble but im also a good sport.
Tbh Holz I'd have you as a lock for everything except number 8.
I won't have Holz as #7. Holz wanted to abandon Dublin and be co-coach of Christchurch with me 2 years ago and I told him to flower off. True story.
Quote from: GoLions on August 01, 2016, 07:01:57 PM
Tbh Holz I'd have you as a lock for everything except number 8.
That's exactly how I voted.
Gotta say I'm loving some of these votes!
Some of the answers are hilariously funny! ;D
Interesting to note, 9 votes have been cast and 2 of the questions have had 9 different answers! Phenomenal!
This an awesome idea Levi!
Genuinely excited for the Awards night :D
I feel left out, I didn't get a PM for voting :(.
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Quote from: Nige on August 01, 2016, 12:35:05 PM
If Fifth Harmony performs on the night, I'm boycotting the event.
No idea who they are either but you just made me vote for them :P
Enjoy. (https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5GL9JoH4Sws)
Still better then Little Mix.
Eh, I beg to differ.
My GF hates when I break out and say she's gotta go to work, work, work, work.
That was fun - need more questions! :D
At least more questions than there are coaches just so everyone is a mathematical chance to at least get a vote/answer :)
Quote from: Hellopplz on August 01, 2016, 08:28:57 PM
I feel left out, I didn't get a PM for voting :(.
Me either man, don't listen to the haters
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Quote from: Hellopplz on August 01, 2016, 08:28:57 PM
I feel left out, I didn't get a PM for voting :(.
Me either man, don't listen to the haters
If it was sent to Memph, we may never get a reply so I hope you've got one now aha.
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Quote from: Hellopplz on August 01, 2016, 08:28:57 PM
I feel left out, I didn't get a PM for voting :(.
Me either man, don't listen to the haters
If it was sent to Memph, we may never get a reply so I hope you've got one now aha.
rip co-coach
Quote from: My Chumps on August 01, 2016, 10:18:33 PM
Quote from: Hellopplz on August 01, 2016, 08:28:57 PM
I feel left out, I didn't get a PM for voting :(.
Me either man, don't listen to the haters
Can we demand compo?
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on August 01, 2016, 09:52:23 PM
At least more questions than there are coaches just so everyone is a mathematical chance to at least get a vote/answer :)
I wanted to do more but thought that people wouldn't reply or be keen to do it. I should know better than to doubt WXV coaches ::)
Some of these answers though! Downright hilarious! Can't wait to share the results and a few of the funniest responses. I'll be sure to hide identities though. :-X
We might play a game where we have to guess who said it?
Well it's never too late to add more questions if anybody can think of more ;).
Big News Regarding WXV Awards Night Jim Stynes Medal:
As all of you will know, each game of the season has been allocated votes for the best 3 players. Generally at awards night, whoever the host is, will read out who gets these votes.
This season will be different! Your host(Levi434) will be presenting up to 8 matches a round!
The BIG NEWS however, starting at Round 4, there will be a special guest vote reader presenting 1 or 2 games for that week.
I have been contacting a few players from around the league and currently have 5 names who are willing to read out a few votes!
Now is your chance to nominate who you think should be a special guest vote reader! Feel free to nominate yourself, one of your players, a past player, a celebrity. Whoever you think would shine under the bright lights of Vote Reading.
If you want guaranteed intense media focus, then you gotta get Jesse to mumble out a few votes :P
If Big Shano isn't getting involved, that's just poor form on behalf of those organising this prestigious event.
Predictions:
As the #WXVAN16 edges closer and the build up continues. Here are a few predictions you are free to make! You may notice that next to each question is a points allocation. The person who gets the most points will win a customised GIF direct from the Levi434 GIF-factory!!!!! ;D :o 8) :-* :)
- Highest score in a single game to not get a vote? 2 points
- Lowest score in a single game to get 3 votes? 2 points
- Highest averaging player to NOT get a vote? 3 points
- Lowest averaging player to get the MOST amount of votes? 3 points
- How many votes will the winner get? 3 points
- How many 3 vote games will the winner have? 2 points
- Who gets the most votes without having a 3 vote game? 3 points
- How many votes does Gary Ablett get? 2 points
- Who do you want to win? 1 points
- Predict who will win? 1 points
- Who will get the most amount of votes from your team? 1 points
Total of 23 Points.
Also Purp you're banned from question 5, 6, 7, 10. :P
I feel like I have an unfair advantage on the above questions :P
But here's me, just getting more and more excited about this night... a personalised GIF?! Wow! Get about it!
Quote from: Levi434 on August 10, 2016, 06:19:40 PM
Also Purp you're banned from question 5, 6, 7, 10. :P
haha, beat me to it :P
But I could grab all the answers to these questions, so I'll distance myself ;)
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 10, 2016, 06:20:48 PM
Quote from: Levi434 on August 10, 2016, 06:19:40 PM
Also Purp you're banned from question 5, 6, 7, 10. :P
haha, beat me to it :P
But I could grab all the answers to these questions, so I'll distance myself ;)
I expect you to tell me those answers tonight ;)
Quote from: Levi434 on August 10, 2016, 06:16:42 PM
Predictions:
- Who do you want to win? 1 points
is this an auto +1 points.
I think the Adelaide Oval is the real winner here.
Can we rename the Night, Patrick Dangerfield Appreciation Night
Quote from: Holz on August 10, 2016, 06:38:04 PM
Quote from: Levi434 on August 10, 2016, 06:16:42 PM
Predictions:
- Who do you want to win? 1 points
is this an auto +1 points.
Pretty much. We're all winners here :) Can't have anyone getting 0 can we? I guess if you name Zaine Cordy then I'll give you 0.
Quote from: GoLions on August 10, 2016, 06:39:38 PM
I think the Adelaide Oval is the real winner here.
Am I missing something?
Would people want to do predictions here or via PM?
Hahaha GL
Levi, that's just a saying that gets said a million times a year by commentators so GL dropped it here Haha
One week to go smol beans!
New York is nominating Josh J Kennedy for our coaches award
Has been the rock of our forward line all year and hasn't missed a game
This may come as a surprise but NDT will nominate...
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Stephen flowering Coniglio.
This kid is a superstar. From kicking 4 goals and having 17possies in a WAFL grand final (as a 16yr old!), to averaging 29.1 disposals a game, Conigs has become an elite mid.
His SC average this year has jumped from 91 to 109 and is now a genuine captaincy lock for us.
The <3 is real
Special mentions:
Seb Ross - average jump from 67 to 92 and become a regular starter for us
Jeremy Howe - jump from 74 to 89, but a massive 98ave since playing regularly in defence
Tom Scully - jump from 83 to 98
Mexico City Suns will nominate Daniel Wells
After only playing two games last year, everyone thought he was finished. Missing Brent Stanton and Harley Bennell from a Best XV all year we needed someone to step up. Enter Daniel Wells. He has come back into the side this year and has been awesome as a forward averaging 100ppg and has been a key to our success this year.
Quote from: JROO8 on August 15, 2016, 02:08:26 PM
Mexico City Suns will nominate Daniel Wells
After only playing two games last year, everyone thought he was finished. Missing Brent Stanton and Harley Bennell from a Best XV all year we needed someone to step up. Enter Daniel Wells. He has come back into the side this year and has been awesome as a forward averaging 100ppg and has been a key to our success this year.
Oh that's a good one too
Coaches Award Nomination: Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti! Ineligible for the Rising Star because of his age but definitely up there for find of the year, especially considering he came as a rookie. Shining light in our horrible defence (& team in general) this year & had been waiting years for him to get drafted so a personal fave!
Some great names here! Loving how coaches get the spirit of the award :P
Good to see everyone thoroughly read Purple's PM,
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 15, 2016, 12:54:40 PM
I want to give everyone until Wednesday midnight to submit their nominations in the 2016 WXV Awards and 2016 Rules Discussion (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,107903.0.html) thread.
Quote from: Levi434 on August 15, 2016, 06:03:09 PM
Good to see everyone thoroughly read Purple's PM,
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 15, 2016, 12:54:40 PM
I want to give everyone until Wednesday midnight to submit their nominations in the 2016 WXV Awards and 2016 Rules Discussion (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,107903.0.html) thread.
Cairo and Christchurch should be rewarded or given the compensation of their choice for posting in the correct thread while penalties should apply to those who have posted in the wrong thread imo. :P
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Why the flower does Rocky make the list but not Gibbs?
Compo
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Absolutely no surprise to me to find Pendles the most consistent :P
Another awesome initiative.
If you squint at it... there kinda looks like a shape or message in there?
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 15, 2016, 08:08:01 PM
If you squint at it... there kinda looks like a shape or message in there?
:-X
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Here we are coaches! Less than a week to go until the #WXVAN16 I'm giving you a behind the scenes guide on the best possible way to watch the Awards Ceremony. As you can see the diagram is very in depth so get prepared! The upcoming weekend is a good time to head down to your local technology store and get your gear otherwise degrade the Aussie economy some more and save 50% by buying online and it should hopefully be here by Monday!
Haha that's gold Levi!
Not sure listening to Little Mix will be one of my priorities on the night though. :P
"Also keep up to date on all the trades that you planned to neg"
at first brought a big smile to my face and then almost a tear remembering all my negged trades.
Holy balls. Best WXV event ever coming up?
You can tell Levi's a CM Punk fan. ;)
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A few random things to get your mind working. Also will hopefully inspire a few to get their predictions in! I've also made a slight blunder with this but see if you can see it.
Quote from: Nige on August 16, 2016, 11:30:09 AM
You can tell Levi's a CM Punk fan. ;)
Pepsi ;)
Love the stats and graphics!
Quote from: Levi434 on August 17, 2016, 12:32:05 AM
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A few random things to get your mind working. Also will hopefully inspire a few to get their predictions in! I've also made a slight blunder with this but see if you can see it.
Quote from: Nige on August 16, 2016, 11:30:09 AM
You can tell Levi's a CM Punk fan. ;)
Pepsi ;)
:O
that is hints for predictions
wish i hadn't sent mine in before you posted that
Compo i say Compo!!!
LOL
nah loving the work levi looks fantastic ;)
SUPERLATIVES!
Over the next few days leading up to the #WXVAN16, I have decided to realease the results of the WXV Superlatives! Today and tomorrow I will release 3 questions followed by 4 on Sunday.
Total of 21 Votes Counted for each category. Some may have more as some votes were made directed at co-coaches which I accepted.
Please remember this is just a fun little thing and should not be taken to heart. Levi434 takes no responsibility for any feelings hurt. :P
Lets get into it!
Question 1: Most likely to still be coaching when they are 75?
1 Vote: Hellopplz
1 Vote: Ricochet
1 Vote: Nige
7 Votes: Purple 77
8 Votes: Ringo
Winner is... Ringo with 8 votes! Congratulations Ringo!
Interesting Answers:
"Probably Purps. He'll still be running Worlds at 75 too I reckon."
"Ringo since he is already 100 years old."
"Purple 77? Maybe he'll coach til he's 77."
Question 2: Most insightful?
1 Vote: Memph
1 Vote: Purple 77
2 Votes: Holz
2 Votes: Raisy Daisy
2 Votes: Ossie
3 Votes: Ricochet
10 Votes: meow meow
Winner is... meow meow with 10 votes! Congratulations meow!
Interesting Answers:
"Holz, although he says some shower, he knows its shower haha"
"meow meow makes some good points about compensation."
Question 3: Most WXV spirit?
1 Vote: Raisy Daisy
1 Vote: Dazburg
1 Vote: Nige
1 Vote: Hellopplz
2 Votes: meow meow
5 Votes: Levi434
10 Votes: Purple 77
Winner is... Purple 77 with 10 votes! Congratulations Purple!
Interesting Answers:
"nige (come on Cairo that bad and still puts in heaps lol)"
"It's Purps no doubt"
What an honour! ;D
Lol! Ringo, you're a legend.
First I'm hearing about meow's compensation theories
I suppose it is realistic only a few more years to go. :)
ha brilliant Levi
Quote from: Levi434 on August 19, 2016, 01:25:13 PM
"Probably Purps. He'll still be running Worlds at 75 too I reckon."
LOL!
And cheers y'all, it's often I write up worlds on whilst on some sort of spirits :-X
SUPERLATIVES PART 2
I have decided to realease the results of the WXV Superlatives! Today I will release 3 questions followed by 4 on Sunday.
Total of 21 Votes Counted for each category. Some may have more as some votes were made directed at co-coaches which I accepted.
Please remember this is just a fun little thing and should not be taken to heart. Levi434 takes no responsibility for any feelings hurt. :P
Lets get into it!
Question 4: Most likely to spend 24 hours straight on FanFooty?
1 Vote: Adamant
1 Vote: Elephants
1 Vote: iZander
1 Vote: Kilbluff
1 Vote: Raisy Daisy
4 Votes: Ricochet
5 Votes: Nige
7 Votes: Holz
Winner is... Holz with 7 votes! Congratulations Holz!
Interesting Answers:
"Me."
"Boomz used to, weird?"
"I think I already do"
Question 5: Who shows the most sportsmanship?
1 Vote: Torpedo 10
1 Vote: Levi434
1 Vote: Ringo
1 Vote: Purple 77
1 Vote: Nige
1 Vote: Raisy Daisy
1 Vote: iZander
3 Votes: Ricochet
5 Votes: Toga
6 Votes: Hellopplz/Dazburg
Winner is... Hellopplz and Dazburg with 6 votes! Congratulations HP+Daz!
Interesting Answers:
"I don't think Toga's ever said a bad word about anyone."
"HP is a gent."
Question 6: Coach you’d most want to verse in a Grand Final?
1 Vote: Adamant
1 Vote: Jay
1 Vote: JBs-Hawks
1 Vote: meow meow
1 Vote: Ricochet
1 Vote: Torpedo 10
2 Votes: Toga
2 Votes: Levi434
3 Votes: Hellopplz/Dazburg
4 Votes: Holz
4 Votes: Purple 77
Winner is... a tie Purple 77 and Holz with 4 votes each! Congratulations Purple and Holz!
Interesting Answers:
"Meow, it'd be interesting to see him lose too."
"Purps is almost guaranteed to get the captaincy choice wrong, so definitely him! haha"
Lol I love how it says we won
But the comment only mentions HP....lol
#goodcopbadcop
Lol
Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
Kinda surprised about that I attracted so many votes for that question tbh. :P
Quote from: Nige on August 20, 2016, 11:49:06 AM
Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
Kinda surprised about that I attracted so many votes for that question tbh. :P
Probably not a good thing to win that one so coming in 2nd is probably a good thing! haha
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on August 20, 2016, 11:57:30 AM
Quote from: Nige on August 20, 2016, 11:49:06 AM
Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
Kinda surprised about that I attracted so many votes for that question tbh. :P
Probably not a good thing to win that one so coming in 2nd is probably a good thing! haha
I take solace in that fact.
I remember when I was on the cusp of cracking top 10 for time online on the forum I didn't know whether to be proud or ashamed, but then Dave went past me pretty quickly and I'm not beating him any time soon. 8)
Quote from: Levi434 on August 20, 2016, 10:48:00 AM
Winner is... a tie Purple 77 and Holz with 4 votes each! Congratulations Purple and Holz!
"Purps is almost guaranteed to get the captaincy choice wrong, so definitely him! haha"
Well this was surprising... that comment was savage af :-X :P
Quote from: Nige on August 20, 2016, 12:01:11 PM
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on August 20, 2016, 11:57:30 AM
Quote from: Nige on August 20, 2016, 11:49:06 AM
Always the bridesmaid, never the bride.
Kinda surprised about that I attracted so many votes for that question tbh. :P
Probably not a good thing to win that one so coming in 2nd is probably a good thing! haha
I take solace in that fact.
I remember when I was on the cusp of cracking top 10 for time online on the forum I didn't know whether to be proud or ashamed, but then Dave went past me pretty quickly and I'm not beating him any time soon. 8)
Hi, I'm Dave, and I'm a FanFootyholic
SUPERLATIVES PART 3
I have decided to realease the results of the WXV Superlatives! Today I will release the final 4 answers!
Total of 21 Votes Counted for each category. Some may have more as some votes were made directed at co-coaches which I accepted.
Please remember this is just a fun little thing and should not be taken to heart. Levi434 takes no responsibility for any feelings hurt. :P
Lets get into it!
Question 7: Coach you’d most want to be your assistant coach?
1 Vote: Adamant
1 Vote: Aaronkirk
1 Vote: Dazburg
1 Vote: Holz
1 Vote: iZander
1 Vote: Purple 77
1 Vote: Toga
3 Votes: Jay
3 Votes: Levi434
4 Votes: meow meow
5 Votes: Ricochet
Winner is... Ricochet with 5 votes! Congratulations Rico!
Interesting Answers:
"Ric is an underrated deity "
"Mr. Research himself, Ricochet."
Question 8: Who talks the most?
1 Vote: Purple 77
1 Vote: Ricochet
2 Votes: meow meow
2 Votes: Raisy Daisy
15 Votes: Holz
Winner is... Holz with 15 votes! Congratulations Holz!
Interesting Answers:
"Has to be Holz doesn't it?"
"HOLZ!!!!"
"Holz, BY FAR. He loves his ego hahaha, and he's not afraid to remind us all about Dublin"
Question 9: Most likely to be the best dressed?
1 Vote: GoLions
1 Vote: Adamant
1 Vote: Hellopplz
1 Vote: Jukes
1 Vote: Major Lazer
1 Vote: Nige
1 Vote: Purple 77
1 Vote: Ricochet
1 Vote: Ringo
1 Vote: Vinny
2 Votes: MyChumps
4 Votes: Toga
5 Votes: RaisyDaisy/AaronKirk
Winner is... Raisy Daisy and AaronKirk with 5 votes! Congratulations RD+AK!
Interesting Answers:
"MajorLazer without a doubt imo."
"RD just look as his display pic… ;)"
"It's in his name after all; gotta be Toga."
"Ak/RD, obviously repping New York, they're bound to look the part. I can see them pulling off Business-style attire to the Awards night and pretty much any regular season day!"
Question 10: Most likely to secretly be spying on us because they work for the CIA?
1 Vote: Nige
1 Vote: Adamant
2 Votes: Dazburg
2 Votes: Holz
2 Votes: JROO8
2 Votes: Levi434
2 Votes: MajorLazer
2 Votes: meow meow
7 Votes: Boomz
Winner is... Boomz with 7 votes! Congratulations Boomz!
Interesting Answers:
"You're making me awfully suspicious with all these questions Levi so it has to be you."
"you Levi your gif making skills have been your undoing"
"Boomz. Do you ever actually see him around much? He's just lurking in the shadows gathering intel on us all."
Thanks all for the responses and hope this brought a smile to your face. If not get stuffed :P
These were so much fun to read :D
More
Please sir
More what? :P
fun fact 1: there are 6 original coaches in WXV still in charge of their original team (m2 ofc is number 7 but his in charge of a separate team)
which leads into
Fun Fact 2: M2 is the only World coach to ever start 2 teams into existence
Fun Fact 3: after the Initial draft there was a trade period before the 2012 season started
of the 18 teams 17 total trades were done
with Berlin, Cairo, Moscow, Tokyo all leading the way with 3 trades each
(note in counting the trades remember 17 in total is at least 34 teams not including if 3 way trades etc...BTW there was no 3 way trades anyways)
Fun Fact 4: New Dehli and Wellington were the only teams not to have a trade in the before season 2012 trade period
You're right, those facts were fun! :D
Quote from: Adamant on August 21, 2016, 02:22:06 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on August 21, 2016, 02:19:06 PM
Quote from: Nige on August 21, 2016, 02:14:44 PM
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And, I LOL'd at winning the vote for best dressed - I don't even own a suit!
That being said, I'd make sure I looked sharp at the Awards Night, but I pretty much wear jeans/shorts with Hoodie etc every day including to work so I don't think I deserve the award haha
Cried not getting a single vote as being wanted as an assistant :'( Guess my rep around here isn't too good :-[
Awards Night starts at 6:30pm AEST be there!
Ok guys... to start of Awards Day, Purps and I noticed an error in the stats from a while ago.... that actually caused a significant change in results.
This unfortunately means that
NEW DELHI did not make the Grand Final.
.....
kidding!
But we did find a mistake, that impacted the result of the 2015 Rep match between EurAsia and AAP Alliance that quite frankly was amazing that nobody picked up.
The result was this:
QuoteAAP bliCaves in to EurAsia Goldstein
Wow! WHAT A MATCH! The Alliance seemed to be just in front the whole match, but lost the lead at the end! In the final sprint, there was only one man left standing; enter Kade Simpson. The man that won last year's Worlds Medal for best afield; he needed 96 points to bring it home for the AAP. Heart-breakingly for AAP, he fell 8 points short, as the Holz coached EurAsia defeated the JROO8 coached AAP Alliance in a 1 point (7 SC points) victory for the ages!
The 4th occurrence of the epic encounter is perhaps the most memorable, with the win to EurAsia squaring up the ledger to 2-apiece.
The game saw an incredible 16 centurions (9-7 to EurAsia) and is unsurprisingly the highest scoring match so far in the year. Perhaps the most unique stat of the match was that 4 ruckman played between the teams (2 each), where they combined for 573 points (captain bonuses aside). Furthermore, two of these ruckman (as hinted in the headline); Goldstein (154) and Blicavs (153) were the captains for the game and the two highest scoring players :o
Both teams had their disappointments; for EurAsia, look no further than Tom McDonald (36) and Luke Hodge (57), and for the AAP Tom Mitchell (49) and Steele Sidebottom (70) crumbled under the pressure. EurAsia had 4 scores under 70 compared to the AAP's 1, but it was the inspired performances of Dublin's Goldstein, Moscow's Nic Naitanui (146) and Berlin's Nat Fyfe (138) that got them over the line in the end.
EurAsia (25.18.168) def AAP Alliance (25.17.167)
Best
EurAsia: Nat Fyfe (Berlin), Patrick Dangerfield (Seoul), Dan Hannebery (London), Callan Ward (Moscow), Todd Goldstein (Dublin), Dane Swan (PNL), Matt Priddis (PNL), Nic Naitanui (Moscow), Alex Rance (Dublin)
AAP Alliance: Heath Shaw (New York), Scott Pendlebury (Toronto), Dayne Beams (Cairo), Mark Blicavs (Cape Town), Brett Deledio (Mexico City), Stefan Martin (Cape Town), Josh P Kennedy (Cape Town)
Late Changes
EurAsia: Kurt Heatherley (Dublin), Jaeger O'Meara (Moscow) replaced by Nic Naitanui (Moscow), Alex Rance (Dublin)
AAP Alliance: Michael Johnson (Mexico City) replaced by Liam Picken (Christchurch)
TODD GOLDSTEIN wins the EURASIA Medal and the WORLDS Medal
MARK BLICAVS wins the AAP ALLIANCE Medal
However, unfortunately a mathematical error occurred!
EurAsia finished on 1668 points.
AAP Alliance finished on 1673 points.
So instead of it being a 7 SC point victory to EurAsia, it was actually a 5 SC point victory to AAP Alliance.
Not sure how it happened! But we've tripled checked.
So sorry Holz, this is a bad week for you, we have to give the official victory to JROO8's AAP Alliance.
Os
flower me
Do not do that again!
:-[
I noticed it by complete fluke when I was trying to merge my EurAsia/AAP records with ossies.
I was doing a weird thing at the time where I would cease automatically calculating a value when I thought it no longer needed to be calculated... ugh. I felt a lot of embarrassment when I realised the error, that's for sure :-[
Quote from: Ricochet on August 22, 2016, 09:47:39 AM
Os
flower me
Do not do that again!
just to keep you on your toes!
Just 2:10 hours to go!
In response to this, Levi:
Quote from: Levi434 on August 01, 2016, 12:04:28 PM
The night will take place on Monday the 22nd of August, so ensure you have that night set aside and free up your calendar. If you’re a university student, stop procrastinating you lazy flowers and finish those assignments so you have an enjoyable night.
I literally wrote 3000 words of an assignment and submitted it today because of this (and not because the due date being today). Now I have to go to a uni group meeting, whom I've told I have to get back by 6.30. I'm too ashamed to mention why.
The point of this story? I might be 5 minutes tops late :-X
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 05:21:32 PM
Just 2:10 hours to go!
In response to this, Levi:
Quote from: Levi434 on August 01, 2016, 12:04:28 PM
The night will take place on Monday the 22nd of August, so ensure you have that night set aside and free up your calendar. If you’re a university student, stop procrastinating you lazy flowers and finish those assignments so you have an enjoyable night.
I literally wrote 3000 words of an assignment and submitted it today because of this (and not because the due date being today). Now I have to go to a uni group meeting, whom I've told I have to get back by 6.30. I'm too ashamed to mention why.
The point of this story? I might be 5 minutes tops late :-X
5 minutes late? You'll miss the whole thing!
Too ashamed? Just say you have a formal event. Also a date with Jesse ;)
The votes have arrived!
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LOL @ that nana
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 05:38:04 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 05:21:32 PM
Just 2:10 hours to go!
In response to this, Levi:
Quote from: Levi434 on August 01, 2016, 12:04:28 PM
The night will take place on Monday the 22nd of August, so ensure you have that night set aside and free up your calendar. If you’re a university student, stop procrastinating you lazy flowers and finish those assignments so you have an enjoyable night.
I literally wrote 3000 words of an assignment and submitted it today because of this (and not because the due date being today). Now I have to go to a uni group meeting, whom I've told I have to get back by 6.30. I'm too ashamed to mention why.
The point of this story? I might be 5 minutes tops late :-X
5 minutes late? You'll miss the whole thing!
Too ashamed? Just say you have a formal event. Also a date with Jesse ;)
Oi,
Unless Purps comes to the Moscow table there ain't going to be any interaction between the two. :P
Quote from: Torpedo10 on August 22, 2016, 05:57:42 PM
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 05:38:04 PM
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 05:21:32 PM
Just 2:10 hours to go!
In response to this, Levi:
Quote from: Levi434 on August 01, 2016, 12:04:28 PM
The night will take place on Monday the 22nd of August, so ensure you have that night set aside and free up your calendar. If you’re a university student, stop procrastinating you lazy flowers and finish those assignments so you have an enjoyable night.
I literally wrote 3000 words of an assignment and submitted it today because of this (and not because the due date being today). Now I have to go to a uni group meeting, whom I've told I have to get back by 6.30. I'm too ashamed to mention why.
The point of this story? I might be 5 minutes tops late :-X
5 minutes late? You'll miss the whole thing!
Too ashamed? Just say you have a formal event. Also a date with Jesse ;)
Oi,
Unless Purps comes to the Moscow table there ain't going to be any interaction between the two. :P
I heard that Purp asked Jesse to be his date at least a month ago? Well at least that's what I heard......
Coach Torp has the final say. ;)
If he takes Jesse I'm taking Fyfey. :P
I've never trusted white vans since the incident...
Quote from: ossie85 on August 22, 2016, 06:15:45 PM
I've never trusted white vans since the incident...
This one was supplied by the WXV board. Aren't you on that Oss? :o
1 Hour to Go!
For those here already enjoy the finger food and some light entertainment from up and comer Sabrina Carpenter:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=R4VJyfCcOJc
Now taking margin markets on Danger
1-2 votes $12
3-5 votes $6
6-8 votes $5
9+ votes $1.50
A few minutes to go!
Suspense....
Can revise. A good 10 minutes from my computer :-X but I swear the awards I'll announce won't feel late!
But much excited.
Round 1
(Daniel Merrett):
As the season got underway, Dublin were finally able to get over London, Tokyo scored an impressive 152 and in what became match of the round the Jaguars led by the returning Gary Ablett secured an epic 1 point victory to get their season off to a flyer. Many new faces debuted but perhaps the most notable was Purple’s marvellous new spreadsheet.
Buenos Aires Armadillos (21.6.132) lost to New York Revolution (23.11.149)
1 Vote: S. Biggs 118
2 Votes: J. Waite 122
3 Votes: J-J-JJ. Kennedy 180
Cape Town Cobras (19.7.121) def Cairo Sands (17.9.111)
1 Vote: S. Higgins 98
2 Votes: D. Prestia 107
3 Votes: M. Blicalves 123
London Royals (19.10.124) lost to Dublin Destroyers (24.9.153)
1 Vote: A. Treeloar 125
2 Votes: T. Goldstein 126
3 Votes: J. Gunston 127
Mexico City Suns (22.8.140) def New Delhi Tigers (20.10.130)
1 Vote: K. Simpson 104
2 Votes: B. eBert 120
3 Votes: K. Jack 128
Pacific Islanders (20.10.130) lost to Moscow Spetsnaz (22.9.141)
1 Vote: Better than Sam Gray 126
2 Votes: T. Mitchell 127
3 Votes: N. Nateanui 153
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (23.10.149*) def PNL Reindeers (23.10.148)
1 Vote: A. Hall 129
2 Votes: G. God 139
3 Votes: M. Priddis 159
Seoul Magpies (20.11.131) lost to Beijing Thunder (23.6.144)
1 Vote: K. Lambert 130
2 Votes: C. Ward 142
3 Votes: P. Daingerfield 162
Tokyo Samurai (24.8.152) def Berlin Brewers (20.6.126)
1 Vote: T. Libba 115
2 Votes: J. Johannisen 130
3 Votes: L. Parker 161
Toronto Wolves (18.6.114) lost to Christchurch Saints (20.9.129)
1 Vote: J. Stringer 104
2 Votes: B. Gibbs 116
3 Votes: S. Mitchell 130
126 127 128 amazing
Lets GO!!
No gain Leader-board:
J. Kennedy 3
M. Blitzaz 3
J. gunston 3
K. Jack 3
M. priddis 3
N. Nat
P. Dangerfield 3
L. Pahka 3
S. Mitchell 3
What a start! 9 players tied for the lead :o :o :o :o :o
Also Holz you were 1 off ;D
Round 2
(David Zaharakis):
Round 2 was again headlined by the Jaguars as they faced the Samurai, and the Jags didn’t disappoint with a top round score of 164. NDT took their second loss to start the year. New York scored a whopping 156 with only 25 from their captain! And Dublin, perhaps starting to tank, threw out a disgusting 132 to fall horribly short of Beijing. Obviously the biggest story of the week was Cairo notching up a win against top 4 favourites PNL.
Beijing Thunder (22.9.141) def Dublin Destroyers (21.6.132)
1 Vote: J. Riewoldt 112
2 Votes: D. Martin 134
3 Votes: D. Zorko 148
Berlin Brewers (23.6.144) lost to New York Revolution (25.6.156)
1 Vote: N. Foife 157
2 Votes: J. Waiting 174
3 Votes: J. Gibson 191
Buenos Aires Armadillos (20.9.129) lost to Mexico City Suns (22.7.139)
1 Vote: D. Wells 121
2 Votes: M. Adams 135
3 Votes: E. Banana Betts 142
Cairo Sands (20.10.130) def PNL Reindeers (20.6.126)
1 Vote: K. McIntosh 106
2 Votes: 2nd Best Rioli 128
3 Votes: Z. Merrett 131
Christchurch Saints (22.8.140) def Cape Town Cobras (20.11.131)
1 Vote: L. Hunter Staple in that 119
2 Votes: R. I still luv ya Griffin 132
3 Votes: S. Mitchell 144
London Royals (21.6.132) def Toronto Wolves (17.10.112)
1 Vote: D. Hannerbery 121
2 Votes: J. Ziebell 127
3 Votes: T. Lynch 129
Moscow Spetsnaz (20.11.131) def Seoul Magpies (20.6.126)
1 Vote: T. Green 120
2 Votes: T. Lynch 129
3 Votes: R. Gray 129
Pacific Islanders (23.7.145) def New Delhi Tigers (20.10.130)
1 Vote: T. Mitchell 133
2 Votes: A. Fasolo 137
3 Votes: T. Skully 140
Tokyo Samurai (21.6.132) lost to Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (26.8.164)
1 Vote: A. Halllll124
2 Votes: D. Zahaaaaarakis 133
3 Votes: Scotty. T 140
The real story here is Kamdyn McIntosh is 2 votes behind Patrick Dangerfield!
Win a game and you only get a one point in the award.
Round 2 Leaderboard:
S. Mitchell 6
R. Gray 4
J. Waite 4
P. Dangerfield 3
L. Parker 3
...
K. McIntosh 1
Round 3
(Tom Bellchambers):
Round 3 turned into a “Can you top that?†where the favourites for the premiership all tried to outdo each other for bragging rights. In the end, the so called favourites all scored over 155 and a few others over 145. However it was once again the Match of the Year Factory Jags who led the way with 169.
Cairo Sands (20.10.130) lost to Mexico City Suns (25.6.156)
1 Vote: T. Cotchin footy mate 129
2 Votes: H. Shaw 129
3 Votes: Old Man Harvey 131
Cape Town Cobras (21.7.133) lost to Berlin Brewers (23.7.145)
1 Vote: S. Burgeryne 121
2 Votes: J. Kennedy 124
3 Votes: M. Gone 172
Dublin Destroyers (26.10.166) def Buenos Aires Armadillos (19.10.124)
1 Vote: J. Weitering 129
2 Votes: J. Selwood 142
3 Votes: T. Goldscrub 172
London Royals (21.6.132) def Tokyo Samurai (18.9.117)
1 Vote: D. Hannerbery 125
2 Votes: L. Parker 129
3 Votes: L. Dahlhouse 154
New York Revolution (22.7.139) def Moscow Spetsnaz (20.9.129)
1 Vote: J. Wait On 123
2 Votes: M. Dunk Can 126
3 Votes: B. Houli 144
New Delhi Tigers (22.6.138) def Toronto Wolves (19.10.124)
1 Vote: J. Dahhrling 105
2 Votes: S. Martin 106
3 Votes: J. Ziebell 124
PNL Reindeers (21.7.133) def Beijing Thunder (19.10.124)
1 Vote: M. Pridda 117
2 Votes: C. Enright and left 118
3 Votes: B. Ellis 119
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (27.7.169) def Pacific Islanders (22.7.139)
1 Vote: J. Kelly 121
2 Votes: A. Hall 134
3 Votes: G. GAJ 135
Seoul Magpies (23.8.146) def Christchurch Saints (22.7.139)
1 Vote: T. Langdons 124
2 Votes: L. Montagna 150
3 Votes: P. Surfer Suit 166
and again win and only 1 point rigged
Leader board after Round 3:
S. Mitchell 6
P. Dangerfield 6
J. Waite 5
L. Parker 5
ABLLETTT 5
J. Ziebell 5
T. Goldy 5
...
K. McIntosh 1
J. Weitering 1
The Weits
first of many votes
Mitchell!
Danger a bit of a dark horse early :P
Round 4
(Kurt Tippett)
G'Day. The story of the early season was New York with their captains constantly putting up sub-par scores. The questions would arise; “Is NY done?†Many would end up TIPPING 2.5-4.5 Nige’s that they were! Round 4 however was perhaps the most tightly contested round of the year. 6 of the 9 games contested by under 10 WXV points(100SC Points)!
Beijing Thunder (23.8.146) def Cape Town Cobras (18.11.119)
1 Vote: L. Neale 120
2 Votes: L. Hunter 124
3 Votes: C. Ward 137
Cairo Sands (22.9.141) def New York Revolution (21.8.134)
1 Vote: I. Heeeeney 123
2 Votes: J. Waite 129
3 Votes: P. Hanley 148
Mexico City Suns (19.11.125) lost to Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (23.10.148)
1 Vote: E. Betts 126
2 Votes: D. Zaharakis 129
3 Votes: E. YEOOOOO 129
Moscow Spetsnaz (20.9.129) def Toronto Wolves (20.7.127)
1 Vote: R. Basti 106
2 Votes: J. Pitt 118
3 Votes: J. Zieb 126
New Delhi Tigers (21.6.132) lost to Dublin Destroyers (24.9.153)
1 Vote: S. Conigslio 126
2 Votes: R. Sloane 137
3 Votes: A. Rance 146
Pacific Islanders (23.6.144) def Berlin Brewers (21.8.134)
1 Vote: M. Sucking 122
2 Votes: A. Gaff 132
3 Votes: N. Fyfe 141
PNL Reindeers (19.9.123) lost to London Royals (20.9.129)
1 Vote: Z. Merrett 123
2 Votes: D. Hannerbery 129
3 Votes: L. Shoey 151
Seoul Magpies (20.9.129) def Buenos Aires Armadillos (20.7.127)
1 Vote: T. Greene 112
2 Votes: T. Lynch 114
3 Votes: S. Biggs 120
Tokyo Samurai (20.6.126) lost to Christchurch Saints (21.9.135)
1 Vote: L. Montagna 110
2 Votes: K. Stevens 113
3 Votes: S. Mitchell 141
Quote from: Ringo on August 22, 2016, 07:47:03 PM
Win a game and you only get a one point in the award.
We'll take Lynch if you hate him so much that you refuse to acknowledge his contributions to your franchise. :P
Remember to go on the chat site pals!
http://ffchat.wixsite.com/chat
Improving up to 2 votes for the win haha 3 wins and only one player in the votes each week
Round 4 Leaders
S. Mitchell 9
J. Ziebell 8
J. Waite 7
P. Dangerfield 6
God 5
...
K. McIntosh 1
J. Weitering 1
Loving the player nicknames and the hidden references :P
Alrighty! It is time to announce the 2016 Coaches Award!
Taking note that Buenos Aires, Cape Town, Christchurch and Seoul all forgot to vote.
The winner is no other than a man taken at Pick 36 in the 2015 Rookie Draft that would go on to match the scoring of almost any premium defender you will find!
Congratulations to Berlin's Daniel Talia!
YEESSSSSSSSSSSSSS!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
Daniel Talia 16
Edward Curnow 12
Zachary Merrett 10
Sam Docherty 9
Stephen Coniglio 8
Jasper Pittard 6
Daniel Wells 5
Marcus Bontempelli 5
Matthew Wright 4
Anthony McDonald-Tipungwuti 4
Jordan Roughead 3
Nick Haynes 2
Shane Mumford 0
Dustin Martin 0
Luke Shuey 0
Josh J Kennedy 0
Haha was wondering if anyone would remember my 24/7 days... Gotta be one of the old crew
Congrats to Daniel Talia! You have been awarded this bag of chips cause WXV can't afford to invest in a real trophy.
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Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 07:59:08 PM
Loving the player nicknames and the hidden references :P
1 point for each you can find.
Also 5 bonus points if you can see what's happening with the leaderboard.
Round 5
(Tex Walker)
In round 5 NDT showed up, stomped the ground and invited everyone to challenge them. NDT indeed arrived and top scored the week with 159!
The Islanders also had themselves a week with 7 centurions raising the boot. But we had a death this week in WXV. Not of a player or person, but of Purple 77’s finals aspirations. Nat Fyfe’s leg seemingly flew off and kicked Purple right in the kisser, as his and Berlin’s season were both done.
Cape Town Cobras (23.10.148) def Moscow Spetsnaz (17.11.113)
1 Vote: N. Naitanui 115
2 Votes: M. Blicaavs 115
3 Votes: 2MP. Wright 142
Dublin Destroyers (24.10.154) def Cairo Sands (20.7.127)
1 Vote: J. McGovern 134
2 Votes: J. Jelwood 144
3 Votes: P. Poopolo 151
London Royals (19.7.121) lost to Pacific Islanders (24.8.152)
1 Vote: D. Hannerlow 114
2 Votes: A. Fasolow 118
3 Votes: M. Barlow 128
Mexico City Suns (23.9.147) def Beijing Thunder (19.8.122)
1 Vote: O. Wines 128
2 Votes: Kade. Simpson 129
3 Votes: H. Shaw 132
New Delhi Tigers (25.9.159) def Tokyo Samurai (18.11.119)
1 Vote: L. Paaahhka 129
2 Votes: M. Wallis 134
3 Votes: S. Sidebottom 166
New York Revolution (19.8.122) lost to Christchurch Saints (21.8.134)
1 Vote: M. Boyd 121
2 Votes: Better than Rocky. Gibbs 121
3 Votes: K. Steven 123
PNL Reindeers (18.6.114) lost to Buenos Aires Armadillos (21.8.134)
1 Vote: C. Rioli 109
2 Votes: Lesser. Swallow 113
3 Votes: S. Pendlebery 131
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (21.9.135) def Toronto Wolves (18.10.118)
1 Vote: M. Wright 111
2 Votes: S. Kerridge 115
3 Votes: P. Cripps 117
Seoul Magpies (20.7.127) lost to Berlin Brewers (22.11.143)
1 Vote: P. Dangerfield 137
2 Votes: J. Viney 144
3 Votes: Max Beard 160
Take a look at that Rio VS Toronto game! Something you may never EVVVVA see againa!
Awww.... harsh but accurate :-[
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 08:10:24 PM
Take a look at that Rio VS Toronto game! Something you may never EVVVVA see againa!
Huh! That's weird!
Round 5 Leaders-bored
S. Mitchy 9
J. Ziebell 8
J. Waite 7
P. Dangerfield 7
L. Pahka 6
M. Gawn 6
...
P. Puopolo 3 <- get around himmm
K. McIntosh 1 <- at one point was only 2 behind!
J. Weitering 1 <-1st of many
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 08:07:11 PM
Also 5 bonus points if you can see what's happening with the leaderboard.
I have no idea :-X
Very entertaining Levi!
Round 6
(Christian Petracca)
Petraccattackkkkkk!!! That’s right I’m so good that in WXV Round 6 Jing had to unleash the Petraccattack strategy named after your’s truely. In other news… who cares about other news? The week was all about me, and my sterling score of 63. We only lost by HGA. Doesn’t matter though cause we had the spiritual win of my debut!
Where’s my Rising Star nom?
Buenos Aires Armadillos (21.8.134) def Cape Town Cobras (21.7.133)
1 Vote: J. Crisp 124
2 Votes: T. Dairy Farm 140
3 Votes: L. Hunter 154
Cairo Sands (19.7.121) lost to Seoul Magpies (22.8.140)
1 Vote: P. Hanley 128
2 Votes: P. Dangerfield 132
3 Votes: L. Whitefield 135
Christchurch Saints (20.7.127) lost to Pacific Islanders (20.9.129)
1 Vote: B. Gibbs 130
2 Votes: S. Maccaslop 133
3 Votes: M. Barlow 134
Dublin Destroyers (22.10.142) def Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (21.7.133)
1 Vote: D. Marin 127
2 Votes: M. Robbbbboooooinson 133
3 Votes: J. Selwood 138
Mexico City Suns (24.8.152) def London Royals (20.6.126)
1 Vote: D. Hannerbery 136
2 Votes: N. Roo 137
3 Votes: H. Shaw 143
New York Revolution (23.9.147) def Beijing Thunder (23.6.144)
1 Vote: D. Menzel 124
2 Votes: C. Ward 132
3 Votes: S. Grigga 135
PNL Reindeers (20.9.129) def New Delhi Tigers (18.8.116)
1 Vote: Da. Shield 114
2 Votes: N. Jones 115
3 Votes: S. Coniglio 117
Tokyo Samurai (23.6.144) def Moscow Spetsnaz (19.10.124)
1 Vote: T. Dhomas 141
2 Votes: N. Naitanui 145
3 Votes: L. Parker 151
Toronto Wolves (18.11.119) lost to Berlin Brewers (23.9.147)
1 Vote: M. LeCram in them assignments 119
2 Votes: J. Viney 120
3 Votes: S. Johnson 124
Round 6 Captains:
L. Parker 9
S. Mitchell 9
P. Dangerfield 9
H. Shaw 8
J. Ziebell 8
...
P. Puopolo 3 <- get around himmm
K. McIntosh 1 <- at one point was only 2 behind!
J. Weitering 1 <-1st of many
Brief intermission aka dinner. Take 10 everyone.
PAHKA is coming... If he even gets close would be a big effort considering how shower we were all year.
Mumford no votes in the coaches award? Wow. You're all terrible people.
Quote from: Nige on August 22, 2016, 08:20:52 PM
Mumford no votes in the coaches award? Wow. You're all terrible people.
#NoMummyNoCairo
Now it's time for the prestigious Coach of the Year!
Our winner this year received at least 1 vote from every single coach (except from themselves) in what I think is clearly a well earned title, and that this vote was a mere formality.
From Wooden Spooners to Grand Finalists, I announce the Coach(es) of the Year to be...
Ricochet and elephants from New Delhi (36 votes)
A huge congratulations to the both of them! Thoroughly deserved.
2nd place (16 votes) - Toga
3rd place (15 votes) - Levi434
Round 7
Bryce Gibbs)
Before we get into the stuff. I just have to say Rocky 0 VS Gibbs 7.
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The Thunder secured the highest score of the round and further emphasised how even this season has been with 5 different teams top scoring in the first 7 weeks. What did Rocky do this week? Oh not much. Whilst I continued my stellar season. I demand a big contract!
Beijing Thunder (23.11.149) def Tokyo Samurai (19.11.125)
1 Vote: C. Ward 116
2 Votes: A. Kilometers 120
3 Votes: L. Neale 124
Berlin Brewers (22.8.140) def London Royals (21.7.133)
1 Vote: B. Sheppard 110
2 Votes: D. Hannerbery 111
3 Votes: M. Gawn 174
Cape Town Cobras (20.7.127) lost to Dublin Destroyers (23.11.149)
1 Vote: L. Buddy 116
2 Votes: J. Kennedy 125
3 Votes: J. Selwood 132
Christchurch Saints (23.8.146) def New Delhi Tigers (21.11.137)
1 Vote: M. Boyd 124
2 Votes: L. Montagna 130
3 Votes: B. Gibbs 132
New York Revolution (22.8.140) def PNL Reindeers (21.10.136)
1 Vote: J. Westhoff 121
2 Votes: N. Jones 137
3 Votes: I. Heeney 138
Pacific Islanders (22.9.141) def Cairo Sands (19.7.121)
1 Vote: S. Mumford 108
2 Votes: M. Bottompelli 149
3 Votes: S. Motlop 155
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (19.9.123) def Moscow Spetsnaz (17.11.113)
1 Vote: T. Boak 106
2 Votes: S. Docherty 120
3 Votes: P. Cripps 127
Seoul Magpies (23.7.145) def Mexico City Suns (21.10.136)
1 Vote: T. Lynch 122
2 Votes: P. Dangerfield 129
3 Votes: N. Riewoldt 142
Toronto Wolves (19.8.122) lost to Buenos Aires Armadillos (21.7.133)
1 Vote: J. Pittard 110
2 Votes: E. Curnow 113
3 Votes: S. Pendlebury 143
Rugby 7's Leadership Board
P. Dangerfield 11
J. Selwood 10
L. Pahka 9
S. Mitchell 9
M. Gawn 9
...
P. Puopolo 3 <- get around himmm
K. McIntosh 1 <- at one point was only 2 behind!
J. Weitering 1 <-1st of many
GAWWWWN!
Fyfe scores 157 in round 2 and it's only good for 1 vote :o
Waite and Gibbo 8)
Round 8
(Josh Kennedy wait not that one, or that one it's the one from soccer geez):
What you know about 178? Lets ask New York as they humiliated Dublin with a HGA of 83! This week was indeed the week of big scores with a lot of teams going 140+. The Dillos improved to a 4 match win streak, as the top 5 teams all moved to a 6-2 record! Again that is 5 teams all tied for top place.
Berlin Brewers (20.6.126) lost to New Delhi Tigers (24.7.151)
1 Vote: T. Liberatore 128
2 Votes: J. How 135
3 Votes: J. Cameron 143
Buenos Aires Armadillos (23.11.149) def Pacific Islanders (21.7.133)
1 Vote: S. Gibson 132
2 Votes: C. Guthrie-Judd 138
3 Votes: S. Pendlebury 157
Mexico City Suns (24.6.150) def Cape Town Cobras (18.6.114)
1 Vote: B. DeleRichmond 125
2 Votes: L. Hunter 125
3 Votes: H. Shaw 143
Moscow Spetsnaz (19.7.121) lost to London Royals (19.11.125)
1 Vote: N. Naitanui 116
2 Votes: D. Hannerbery 138
3 Votes: S. Docherty 147
New York Revolution (28.10.178) def Dublin Destroyers (23.10.148)
1 Vote: J. Kennedy 140
2 Votes: R. Sloane 142
3 Votes: A. Better List 169
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (20.6.126) lost to Christchurch Saints (21.6.132)
1 Vote: P. Cripps 115
2 Votes: H. Hartlett 129
3 Votes: B. Gibbs 147
Tokyo Samurai (22.8.140) def Cairo Sands (18.7.115)
1 Vote: TAdams 111
2 Votes: AMiles 120
3 Votes: ZSmith 123
Toronto Wolves (18.10.118) lost to Beijing Thunder (22.8.140)
1 Vote: L. Neale 123
2 Votes: D. Zorko 130
3 Votes: M. Krooz 133
And the final game of the week:
PNL Reindeers (23.9.147) def Seoul Magpies (19.10.124)
(http://oi65.tinypic.com/154j85t.jpg)
One of these days a London win will get two vote getters rather than the 1. 4 wins so far and only one vote getter in each game.
Round number otto current leaders:
P. Dangerfield 14
H. Shaw 11
B. Gibbs 11
J. Selwood 10
D. Hannerbery 10
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P. Puopolo 3 <- get around himmm
K. McIntosh 1 <- at one point was only 2 behind!
J. Weitering 1 <-1st of many
Look who just came out of nowhere into 3rd!
Quote from: Ringo on August 22, 2016, 08:43:17 PM
One of these days a London win will get two vote getters rather than the 1. 4 wins so far and only one vote getter in each game.
You realise the votes are purely based on top SC scorers from the match right? Has nothing to do with the result
damn you danger get lost
time for the Zerrett show
Quote from: DazBurg on August 22, 2016, 08:44:31 PM
damn you danger get lost
time for the Zerrett show
Would have won if he was at Tokyo... PNL Curse.
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on August 22, 2016, 08:44:28 PM
Quote from: Ringo on August 22, 2016, 08:43:17 PM
One of these days a London win will get two vote getters rather than the 1. 4 wins so far and only one vote getter in each game.
You realise the votes are purely based on top SC scorers from the match right? Has nothing to do with the result
Yep but on the Law of averages you would think you would get two up once.
Awesome gif 8)
The Bont really starts to hit form now 8)
Round 9
(Jason Johanissen):
We got Sake at our table, come on over. I'm chucking $5 on Zerrett to win next year. The super round is here! All 824 players were vying to be apart of this one! NDT scored yet another 150+, HGA proved to be key in a few of these matches and those Wolves put up a score that would have beaten 7 other teams but couldn’t notch up the win.
Berlin Brewers (19.9.123) lost to Beijing Thunder (22.9.141)
1 Vote: C. Ward 124
2 Votes: L. Neale 148
3 Votes: J. Steven 148
Christchurch Saints (18.9.117) lost to Buenos Aires Armadillos (20.7.127)
1 Vote: B. Gibbs 107
2 Votes: J. Crispy 115
3 Votes: S. Pendlebury 140
Dublin Destroyers (26.8.164) def Pacific Islanders (16.10.106)
1 Vote: J. Gunston 119
2 Votes: D. Martin 133
3 Votes: T. Goldestein 173
London Royals (20.8.128) lost to Cape Town Cobras (22.9.141)
1 Vote: D. Rampe 125
2 Votes: Matt. D 126
3 Votes: T. Lynch 133
Mexico City Suns (28.10.178) def Tokyo Samurai (22.9.141)
1 Vote: L. Parker 120
2 Votes: T. Cotchin 151
3 Votes: H. Un-Shaw 203
Moscow Spetsnaz (21.10.136) def Cairo Sands (18.9.117)
1 Vote: R. Gray 120
2 Votes: Purple’s Date 121
3 Votes: S. Docherty 135
New Delhi Tigers (25.7.157) def Seoul Magpies (19.6.120)
1 Vote: S. Sidebottom 128
2 Votes: S. Coniglio 135
3 Votes: S. Ross 152
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (22.8.140) def New York Revolution (21.11.137)
1 Vote: L. Picken 126
2 Votes: J. Kennedy 137
3 Votes: K. Tippett 141
Toronto Wolves (20.8.128) lost to PNL Reindeers (23.7.145)
1 Vote: M. Priddis 112
2 Votes: TEXX 119
3 Votes: J. Ziebell 141
The chat is essentially the bar at Awards Night! Head on over!
http://ffchat.wixsite.com/chat
NY gets the all the votes vs Rio but still lose
Classic NY variance
Now it's time to announce the 2016 WXV Rising Star!
Coaches were asked to vote on a 5-4-3-2-1 vote basis, so it's not hard to imagine this year's winner got votes from every single coach!
But without further ado, the 2016 WXV Rising Star award goes to....
Caleb Daniel of Seoul!
Well done to player, club and coach!
Caleb Daniel - 63 votes
Callum Mills - 41 votes
Christian Petracca - 39 votes
Peter Wright - 26 votes
Orazio Fantasia - 21 votes
In front after Round 9:
P. Danger 14
H. Shaw 14
B. Gibbs 12
S. Pendlebury 12
J. Ziebell 11
...
P. Puopolo 3 <- get around himmm
K. McIntosh 1 <- at one point was only 2 behind!
J. Weitering 1 <-1st of many
A. Mcdonald-Tipungwuti 0 <- What the heck!
Congrats Caleb of Daniel!
Shaw!
Loved the gif levi
Well done Caleb
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 08:45:18 PM
Quote from: DazBurg on August 22, 2016, 08:44:31 PM
damn you danger get lost
time for the Zerrett show
Would have won if he was at Tokyo... PNL Curse.
you couldn't afford him
it would cost everything plus your soul :P
Round 10
(Purple 77)
Round 10 begins the second half of the season; where the teams that have so far emerged and surprised, would be tested in the weeks to come to prove their finals mettle or reclaim some lost credibility. It was at this stage PNL & Buenos Aires showed that they could recover from questionable starts and get back on level pegging terms, while Beijing & New Delhi continued to "wow" us with their much improved teams. The game of the round however saw Buenos Aires travel to Berlin and claim their 6th consecutive win by 2 WXV points, although there was also 5 other ripping encounters that saw the result decided within 15 WXV points. It was certainly a week to remember; especially seeing Islander Tom Mitchell's 178 play the lone hand against the Reindeers.
Beijing Thunder (19.6.120) lost to Moscow Spetsnaz (22.10.142)
1 Vote: L. Neale 118
2 Votes: Osmosis Docherty 121
3 Votes: D. Armitage 149
Berlin Brewers (23.9.147) lost to Buenos Aires Armadillos (23.11.149)
1 Vote: E. Curnow 128
2 Votes: J. Steven 138
3 Votes: M. Gawn 167
Cairo Sands (16.7.103) lost to Christchurch Saints (19.8.122)
1 Vote: D. Robertwho? 102
2 Votes: J. McVeigh 116
3 Votes: B. Gibbs 140
Cape Town Cobras (21.6.132) lost to Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (21.10.136)
1 Vote: D. Zaharakis 122
2 Votes: G. Ablett 143
3 Votes: J. Kennedy 161
Dublin Destroyers (24.6.150) def Tokyo Samurai (21.10.136)
1 Vote: T. Goldstein 112
2 Votes: S. Lyset 113
3 Votes: L. Dahlhaus 119
New York Revolution (23.11.149) def New Delhi Tigers (21.8.134)
1 Vote: J. Howe 125
2 Votes: J. Lewis 141
3 Votes: J. Kennedy 146
Pacific Islanders (21.8.134) lost to PNL Reindeers (23.9.147)
1 Vote: J. Westhoff 125
2 Votes: C. Wingard 136
3 Votes: T. Mitchell 178
Seoul Magpies (21.10.136) def London Royals (20.7.127)
1 Vote: D. Hannerbery 126
2 Votes: P. Dangerfield 127
3 Votes: J. Kelly 132
Toronto Wolves (17.8.110) lost to Mexico City Suns (22.6.138)
1 Vote: T. Cotchin 122
2 Votes: T. Walker 123
3 Votes: B. Goddard 130
Take a GOOD look at the intro for the next few weeks! They are done by some of WXV's finest! Admin Purp starting us out in Round 10!
Get around JJK for Forward of the Year 8)
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qlj92nzLZDI Don't insult the beast.
Decent showing from JZ so far. 8)
Chairs:
Danger 16
Gibbs 15
Shaw 14
Pendles 12
Gawn 12
...
P. Puopolo 3 <- get around himmmmmmm
K. McIntosh 1 <- at one point was only 2 behind!
J. Weitering 1 <-1st of many.
A. Mcdonald-Tipungwuti 0 <- It's coming soon
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 08:56:43 PM
Chairs:
Danger 16
Gibbs 15
Shaw 14
Pendles 12
Gawn 12
...
P. Puopolo 3 <- get around himmmmmmm
K. McIntosh 1 <- at one point was only 2 behind!
J. Weitering 1 <-1st of many.
A. Mcdonald-Tipungwuti 0 <- It's coming soon
Danger is going down https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qlj92nzLZDI (too much Sake for Boomzie)
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 08:54:57 PM
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qlj92nzLZDI Don't insult the beast.
BAHAHAHA!
Omg, I haven't laughed like that in ages...
Round 11
(Nige)
WXV Round 11 was always going to be an interesting affair with some genuinely match-ups scheduled. In one of the games of the year, Beijing were unable to break their duck against Pacific. Rio conquered Berlin with an interesting wager on the line much to Levi434's delight and uhh... I can't say it. Shane Mumford, come on down.
(Shane Mumford)
Send help! Bloody hell lads! I can't do this all on my own! Nige I think you need to undertake a roster overhaul and let me become the Captain-Coach. Well it was an atrocity of a round for us so yep... How many OOP's did we have? 3? 4? I'm bloody good but I can't play on 5 guys! 4 maybe.
Beijing Thunder (24.7.151) lost to Pacific Islanders (24.8.152*)
1 Vote: L. Neale 138
2 Votes: M. Bontompelli 147
3 Votes: J. Jenkins 171
Tokyo Samurai (21.9.135) lost to Buenos Aires Armadillos (23.11.149)
1 Vote: Z. Smith 117
2 Votes: S. Pendlebury 125
3 Votes: E. Curnow 141
Cairo Sands (16.8.104) lost to Toronto Wolves (20.7.127)
1 Vote: J. Macrae 114
2 Votes: T. Walker 125
3 Votes: S. Kerridge 126
Christchurch Saints (19.9.123) lost to London Royals (21.9.135)
1 Vote: D. Rampe 108
2 Votes: D. Hannerbery 113
3 Votes: M. Boyd 128
New Delhi Tigers (19.7.121) def Moscow Spetsnaz (18.8.116)
1 Vote: P. Seeds man 101
2 Votes: J. Howe 102
3 Votes: K. Jack 103
New York Revolution (22.11.143) lost to Mexico City Suns (27.6.168)
1 Vote: B. Harvey 127
2 Votes: D. Well.. 138
3 Votes: T. Rockliff 204
PNL Reindeers (25.7.157) def Cape Town Cobras (23.6.144)
1 Vote: L. Hunter 124
2 Votes: Z. Merrett 128
3 Votes: D. Dyson Vacuum 142
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (23.7.145) def Berlin Brewers (22.8.140)
1 Vote: G. Ablett 121
2 Votes: B. Vince 130
3 Votes: Sauce 150
Seoul Magpies (19.9.123) lost to Dublin Destroyers (23.10.148)
1 Vote: N. Dal Santo 126
2 Votes: R. Sloane 139
3 Votes: J. Selwood 150
Round 11 lads on the top:
P. Dangerfield 16
B. Gibbs 15
H. Shaw 14
Who cares about who is at the top?
Brad Sheppard and Brett Deledio currently equal! On 1!
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 09:00:21 PM
Round 11
1 Vote: Z. Smith 117
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xxP5qb89prg the diet behind the vote...
Round 12
(Ossie)
Round 12 had a lot of highlights - but the games between top 4 fancies Dublin, New York and PNL and stugglers Toronto, London and Tokyo weren't among them, low scoring thrashings? Yuck. If it is going to be a trashing, at least let it be a high scoring one like Mexico City's (who had 9 centurions) flogging of a plucky Pacific.
The real highlight was arguable the match of the year, when the Patrick Dangerfield lead Seoul Magpies defeated the Gary Ablett led Rio de Janeiro Jaguars by a solitary point in a 321 point affair!
New Delhi were left to lament a real chance to consolidate a finals spot against Cape Town, with Tigers co-coach Ricochet publicly (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,107369.msg1776139.html#msg1776139) lashing Sidebottom, Howe and Bugg for falling well short of expectations, as Dean Kent of all people the hero for a struggling Cape Town
Moscow had probably the highlight of its season to forget, breaking a 7-match winning streak from Buenos Aires with a 9 point victory. With Docherty and Hogan playing starring roles, the future looks brighter for Moscow. In what turned out to be a big loss for Christchurch, they went down in a tight affair against Beijing.
While Berlin kept its season alive with an as-expected victory over cellar-dweller Cairo, despite Purple 77's strange attraction to certain players (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,107369.msg1774208.html#msg1774208).
Other off-field notes included a savage response by PNL co-coach Hellopplz against Thunder coach Toga, who questioned on the record the value of Billy Stretch (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,107369.msg1775788.html#msg1775788). While New York were lamenting the loss off Kurt Tippett, and Dublin had issues with Rory Sloane's availability (http://forum.fanfooty.com.au/index.php/topic,107369.msg1775287.html#msg1775287).
Cairo Sands (19.11.125) lost to Berlin Brewers (22.7.139)
1 Vote: T. Liberatore 112
2 Votes: M. Gawn 119
3 Votes: J. Steven 164
Christchurch Saints (20.8.128) lost to Beijing Thunder (21.7.133)
1 Vote: H. Taylor 103
2 Votes: Ollies Beers 106
3 Votes: L. Montagna 121
Mexico City Suns (25.10.160) def Pacific Islanders (21.10.136)
1 Vote: D. Wells 126
2 Votes: M. Bontompelli 127
3 Votes: M. Tabernah 130
Moscow Spetsnaz (22.7.139) def Buenos Aires Armadillos (20.10.130)
1 Vote: S. Pendlebury 122
2 Votes: T. She gave me a Hickey 139
3 Votes: S. Docherty 141
New Delhi Tigers (19.11.125) lost to Cape Town Cobras (20.10.130)
1 Vote: S. Coniglio 108
2 Votes: D. Kent Brownlow 119
3 Votes: D. Tyson 121
PNL Reindeers (21.8.134) def Tokyo Samurai (15.11.101)
1 Vote: M. Priddis 105
2 Votes: D. Thomas 108
3 Votes: N. Jones 111
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (25.10.160) lost to Seoul Magpies (25.11.161)
1 Vote: G. Ablett 127
2 Votes: B. Vince 145
3 Votes: P. Dangerfield 229
Toronto Wolves (18.10.118) lost to Dublin Destroyers (21.6.132)
1 Vote: J. Pittard 129
2 Votes: J. Selwood 141
3 Votes: D. Martin 167
Oh no peeps at the peak:
P. Dangerfield 19
B. Gibbs 15
S. Pendles 15
J. Jelwood 15
H. Shaw 14
M. Gawn 14
D. Hanners 13
S. Docherty 13
Dean Kent picks up his first 2 votes! And TABBBB!
Zerrett showing his true colours, he's heading over to Tokyo's table now 8)
Another one of these:
New York Revolution (22.6.138) def London Royals (18.11.119)
(http://oi67.tinypic.com/2r4758p.jpg)
MEMBERYYYYY!!!
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:07:00 PM
Zerrett showing his true colours, he's heading over to Tokyo's table now 8)
YOU STAY AWAY BOOMZIE
OR SO HELP ME
Quote from: DazBurg on August 22, 2016, 09:08:57 PM
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:07:00 PM
Zerrett showing his true colours, he's heading over to Tokyo's table now 8)
YOU STAY AWAY BOOMZIE
OR SO HELP ME
I gave him my Samurai, the deal is done.
Round 13
(Brian Taylor)
A show of strength from the top 3 this week! All 3 of them scoring 170+! Boy-o-boy! Wowwweeee! Lots of big scores in this one! Just imagine the chaos if they couldn't get their best player back on the ground. Wowee! There's only 3 minutes left in the 4th! They need to get their best players on the field! Ohh myy Goodnesss!
Berlin Brewers (20.11.131) lost to PNL Reindeers (21.7.133)
1 Vote: Z. Merrett 108
2 Votes: M. Gawn 116
3 Votes: C. Enright 129
Buenos Aires Armadillos (21.9.135) def London Royals (19.11.125)
1 Vote: R. Douglas 104
2 Votes: E. Curnow 117
3 Votes: Mavvy. Weller 117
Cape Town Cobras (18.10.118) lost to Pacific Islanders (23.10.148)
1 Vote: M. Suckling 117
2 Votes: L. Spurrrrrrrrrrr 128
3 Votes: M. Barlow 168
Dublin Destroyers (27.10.172) def Christchurch Saints (21.9.135)
1 Vote: J. Selwood 130
2 Votes: R. Sloane 145
3 Votes: J. Riewoldt 161
Mexico City Suns (27.10.172) def Moscow Spetsnaz (17.6.108)
1 Vote: D. Wells 123
2 Votes: J. Bartel 130
3 Votes: T. Rockliff 130
New Delhi Tigers (23.10.148) def Cairo Sands (18.8.116)
1 Vote: P. Handley 125
2 Votes: S. Martin 142
3 Votes: BTB Crouch 144
Tokyo Samurai (19.9.123) lost to Seoul Magpies (21.8.134)
1 Vote: T. Greene 114
2 Votes: A. Milds 141
3 Votes: P. Dangerfield 173
Toronto Wolves (19.10.124) def New York Revolution (19.6.120)
1 Vote: S. Grigg 116
2 Votes: M. Pavlich 122
3 Votes: J. Lewis 129
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:09:52 PM
Quote from: DazBurg on August 22, 2016, 09:08:57 PM
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:07:00 PM
Zerrett showing his true colours, he's heading over to Tokyo's table now 8)
YOU STAY AWAY BOOMZIE
OR SO HELP ME
I gave him my Samurai, the deal is done.
Yeh you did ;)
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:09:52 PM
Quote from: DazBurg on August 22, 2016, 09:08:57 PM
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:07:00 PM
Zerrett showing his true colours, he's heading over to Tokyo's table now 8)
YOU STAY AWAY BOOMZIE
OR SO HELP ME
I gave him my Samurai, the deal is done.
that sounds so wrong it shows it cannot be true
told yuo he will cost you everything including your soul :P
BT!
This night is the best ever.
Ripping intros from all involved, but how about the creativity of Levi?
"Send help, bloody hell lads" - Mumford, I lol'd
Alrighty, in the lead-up to the announcement of the All-Worlds team, I present the All-Reserves team of 2016!
Shout out to oz for kindly putting this together for me:
Reserves All-Worlds
Min: 9 games
B: J Gwilt (76.89 from 9, Mexico City Suns), J Lever (72.62 from 13, Wellington Weta), B Maynard (70.46 from 13, Copacabana Capuchins), S White (69.83 from 12, Mumbai Elephants)
M: S Ross (89.22 from 9, Mumbai Elephants), J Lloyd (81.33 from 12, Mumbai Elephants), N Suban (64.67 from 12, Rhineland Rum-Runners), R Lester (61.23 from 13, Wellington Weta)
R: J Ceglar (65.27 from 11, Pyongyang Chollimas)
F: J White (72.42 from 12, Washington Rebellion), S Kersten (69.25 from 12, Copacabana Capuchins), J Harmes (69.08 from 13, Washington Rebellion), D Armfield (69.00 from 11, La Plata Armada)
I: D Morris (68.92 from 13, Alexandria Hieroglyphics), T Papley (67.67 from 9, Mexico City Suns)
C: S Ross (Mumbai Elephants)
VC: J Lloyd (Mumbai Elephants)
Coach: Winner of Reserves Grand Final
Quote from: DazBurg on August 22, 2016, 09:11:23 PM
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:09:52 PM
Quote from: DazBurg on August 22, 2016, 09:08:57 PM
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 09:07:00 PM
Zerrett showing his true colours, he's heading over to Tokyo's table now 8)
YOU STAY AWAY BOOMZIE
OR SO HELP ME
I gave him my Samurai, the deal is done.
that sounds so wrong it shows it cannot be true
told yuo he will cost you everything including your soul :P
My Samurai is my soul.
Boomz what the heck?
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Have some class man!
Maynard! Kersten! Get up!
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 09:12:37 PM
Alrighty, in the lead-up to the announcement of the All-Worlds team, I present the All-Reserves team of 2016!
Shout out to oz for kindly putting this together for me:
Reserves All-Worlds
Min: 9 games
B: J Gwilt (76.89 from 9, Mexico City Suns), J Lever (72.62 from 13, Wellington Weta), B Maynard (70.46 from 13, Copacabana Capuchins), S White (69.83 from 12, Mumbai Elephants)
M: S Ross (89.22 from 9, Mumbai Elephants), J Lloyd (81.33 from 12, Mumbai Elephants), N Suban (64.67 from 12, Rhineland Rum-Runners), R Lester (61.23 from 13, Wellington Weta)
R: J Ceglar (65.27 from 11, Pyongyang Chollimas)
F: J White (72.42 from 12, Washington Rebellion), S Kersten (69.25 from 12, Copacabana Capuchins), J Harmes (69.08 from 13, Washington Rebellion), D Armfield (69.00 from 11, La Plata Armada)
I: D Morris (68.92 from 13, Alexandria Hieroglyphics), T Papley (67.67 from 9, Mexico City Suns)
C: S Ross (Mumbai Elephants)
VC: J Lloyd (Mumbai Elephants)
Coach: Winner of Reserves Grand Final
Still better than Tokyo.
The final Round 13 game:
Beijing Thunder (20.10.130) lost to Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (27.8.170)
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The Beast: In search of a vote.
As we sit after Round 13:
P. Dangerfield 22
J. Selwood 16
M. Gawn 16
B. Gibbs 15
S. Pendlebury 15
Jimmy Bartel with his first votes! As with Toby Greene. Membery my man with another!
Lol at Ablett picture in gif :P
Round 14
(Steele Sidebottom):
WXV paused for week prior to Round 14, for the annual AAP VS EurAsia clash which saw: EurAsia waltz to an easy victory? Hold on. I wrote this speech before today. Damn.
Who would have thought that the top 3 teams in WXV could all lose in the same week? Welp it happened!
Round 14 in WXV spelled to be cursed for the Jaguars. With all hopes of a Premiership in 2016, dashed as WXV Legend Gary Ablett went down with a shoulder injury.
Again I wrote this before this week! Geez.
Berlin Brewers (26.6.162) def Mexico City Suns (23.10.148)
1 Vote: M. Broadbent 129
2 Votes: M. Gawn 141
3 Votes: J. Steven 170
Buenos Aires Armadillos (21.6.132) def Beijing Thunder (19.7.121)
1 Vote: S. Pendlebury 100
2 Votes: T. Nicholds 119
3 Votes: L. Neale 123
Dublin Destroyers (21.6.132) lost to PNL Reindeers (22.10.142)
1 Vote: L. Golden Child Hodge 124
2 Votes: M. Priddis 126
3 Votes: Z. Merrett 129
London Royals (22.7.139) def Cairo Sands (21.9.135)
1 Vote: B. Brown 122
2 Votes: L. Shuey 131
3 Votes: D. Rampe 138
Moscow Spetsnaz (20.11.131) lost to Christchurch Saints (21.7.133)
1 Vote: S. Mitchell 117
2 Votes: J. Hogan 126
3 Votes: R. Gray 132
New Delhi Tigers (22.10.142) def Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (20.7.127)
1 Vote: J. Howzat 120
2 Votes: K. Jack 123
3 Votes: S. Sidebottom 127
New York Revolution (22.8.140*) def Cape Town Cobras (22.7.139)
1 Vote: D. Richmond Prestia 126
2 Votes: P. Wright 136
3 Votes: T. MacDonald 144
Pacific Islanders (21.11.137) lost to Seoul Magpies (23.9.147)
1 Vote: R. Laird 130
2 Votes: P. Dangerfield 135
3 Votes: M. Bontompalli 140
Tokyo Samurai (21.9.135) def Toronto Wolves (19.6.120)
1 Vote: L. Pahhker 113
2 Votes: J. Grames 121
3 Votes: J. Macrae 126
Dale Morris ya legend!
Random people somehow with votes:
P. Dangerfield 24
M. Gawn 18
J. Selwood 16
S. Pendlebury 16
B. Gibbs 15
Laird and Hodge each getting on the votes sheet!
Round 15
(Lachie Hunter):
I stapled this round in! This round saw Dublin take a 5-0 lead over Berlin. We saw Coach Holz, reprimanded for glassing Coach Purple. Despicable! Although many claim that it was indeed Purple’s lack of faith in Gawn which proved to be his undoing. Whilst Christchurch pulled off an epic win over Mexico to severely damage Mexico's top 2 hopes and dreams!
Beijing Thunder (23.8.146) def London Royals (19.8.122)
1 Vote: D. Zorko 116
2 Votes: T. Membery 116
3 Votes: C. Ward 143
Berlin Brewers (22.7.139) lost to Dublin Destroyers (23.10.148)
1 Vote: J. Selwood 128
2 Votes: D. Martin 152
3 Votes: S. Burgoyne 159
Buenos Aires Armadillos (21.7.133) lost to New Delhi Tigers (23.8.146)
1 Vote: M. Waallis 112
2 Votes: J. Cameron 128
3 Votes: S. Coniglio 139
Cape Town Cobras (21.8.134) def Tokyo Samurai (21.7.133)
1 Vote: L. Parker 106
2 Votes: J. Cripps 117
3 Votes: J. Kennedy 140
Christchurch Saints (24.6.150) def Mexico City Suns (22.9.141)
1 Vote: B. Harvey 123
2 Votes: T. Rockliff 130
3 Votes: K. Stevens 144
Moscow Spetsnaz (17.9.111) lost to PNL Reindeers (24.6.150)
1 Vote: J. Westhoff 136
2 Votes: S. Docherty 138
3 Votes: Z. Merrett 138
Pacific Islanders (22.11.143) def New York Revolution (21.7.133)
1 Vote: M. Bontompelli 121
2 Votes: A. Gaff 128
3 Votes: S. underused Hill 141
Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (23.7.145) def Cairo Sands (20.10.130)
1 Vote: B. Vince 118
2 Votes: B. Brown 120
3 Votes: T. Boak 128
Toronto Wolves (20.7.127) lost to Seoul Magpies (21.6.132)
1 Vote: T. Lynch 118
2 Votes: T. Greene 122
3 Votes: P. Dangerfield 140
Get on chat for the last few round lads!
http://ffchat.wixsite.com/chat
We ain't just chatting about the Awards!
Also some trade confab!
And some juicy goss about some AFL moves!
Stahp Danger.
Introducing... the All-Worlds team of 2016! Congratulations to all players selected!
D: Sam Docherty (Moscow), Heath Shaw (Mexico City), Kade Simpson (Mexico City), Matthew Boyd (Christchurch)
M: Patrick Dangerfield (Seoul), Scott Pendlebury (Buenos Aires), Josh P Kennedy (Cape Town), Lachie Neale (Beijing)
R: Max Gawn (Berlin)
F: Dayne Zorko (Beijing), Zachary Merrett (PNL), Dustin Martin (Dublin), Nick Riewoldt (Mexico City)
U: Joel Selwood (Dublin), Daniel Hannebery (London)
CAPTAIN: Patrick Dangerfield (Seoul)
VICE CAPTAIN: Max Gawn (Berlin)
COACH: Winner of the WXV 2016 Premiership
Where is GAJ?
Round 16
(Tom Rockliff):
My hammy hurts. We witnessed the Magpies keep their season alive with a 1 point victory over New York! That wasn’t the only result that had major implications. The Saints, Dillos, NDT, Islanders and PNL all had results that would prove fatal in the context of their respective seasons. Whilst many teams started to plan for the next season as trade talk and other "wars" waged on. No need for compo I say.
b]Beijing Thunder (22.9.141) def Cairo Sands (18.10.118)[/b]
1 Vote: Bad Hill 109
2 Votes: L. Neale 109
3 Votes: D. Zorko on my 113
Berlin Brewers (23.10.148) def Christchurch Saints (21.8.134)
1 Vote: S. Mitchell 134
2 Votes: B. Gibbs 148
3 Votes: J. Steven 150
Buenos Aires Armadillos (19.11.125) lost to Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (20.10.130)
1 Vote: S. Pendlesistent 115
2 Votes: E. Curnow 118
3 Votes: P. Cripps 137
Cape Town Cobras (24.6.150) def Toronto Wolves (16.10.106)
1 Vote: Took. Miller 112
2 Votes: J. Pittard 121
3 Votes: J. Kennedy 127
Dublin Destroyers (22.7.139) def Moscow Spetsnaz (19.9.123)
1 Vote: SC. May 121
2 Votes: J. Gunston 127
3 Votes: J. Selwood 128
London Royals (20.10.130) lost to New Delhi Tigers (21.9.135)
1 Vote: T. Scully 119
2 Votes: L. Shuey 130
3 Votes: S. Martin 162
Pacific Islanders (20.11.131) def Tokyo Samurai (17.8.110)
1 Vote: M. Bontompelli 109
2 Votes: L. Parker 112
3 Votes: S. Gibson 116
PNL Reindeers (23.9.147) lost to Mexico City Suns (26.8.164)
1 Vote: M. Priddis 143
2 Votes: B. Goddard 152
3 Votes: T. Rockliff 154
Seoul Magpies (21.10.136) def New York Revolution (21.9.135)
1 Vote: J. Gibson 117
2 Votes: D. Menzel 120
3 Votes: T. Lynch 126
How silly of me I didn't do a round 15 leaderboard! ::)
Oh well have one now:
Danger 27
Gawn 18
Selly 17
Pendles 16
Gibbs 15
And NOW for the Round 16 leaders:
P. Dangerwood 27
J. Selfield 20
M. Gawn 18
S. Pendlebury 17
B. Gibbs 17
L. Neale 16
S. Docherty 15
Z. Merrett 15
Steven stole a lot of votes off Gawn towards the end >:(
The question is now, who will be the bridesmaid?!
Only 1 round left!
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 09:34:09 PM
The question is now, who will be the bridesmaid?!
Still filthy at you all for not voting GAJ into the all world team for that I have deducted the round 17 gif :P
Round 17
(Rory Sloane):
What a round this was. Nearly every game had deeper implications that what the surfaced showed. HGA cost the Magpies a place in the finals. NDT secured their place in the finals. The Samurai choke saw New York scrape into the finals. As Dublin beat the arch-rivals Mexico in a replay of last years GF. What a round. Too bad the votes aren't as interesting as the round was.
Beijing Thunder (22.7.139) lost to New Delhi Tigers (22.10.142)
1 Vote: T. Scully 117
2 Votes: S. Riss 120
3 Votes: S. Coniglio 121
Cairo Sands (20.10.130) lost to Buenos Aires Armadillos (22.6.138)
1 Vote: S. Mumford and Sons 110
2 Votes: T. Adams 123
3 Votes: S. Pendlebury 140
Cape Town Cobras (22.10.142) def Seoul Magpies (22.7.139)
1 Vote: J. Trengroove 132
2 Votes: J. Kennedy 137
3 Votes: P. Dangerfield 144
Christchurch Saints (19.6.120) lost to PNL Reindeers (22.10.142)
1 Vote: D. Shiel 105
2 Votes: B. Gibbs 105
3 Votes: S. NAAIIsmith 109
Dublin Destroyers (25.10.160) def Mexico City Suns (23.10.148)
1 Vote: E. Betts 138
2 Votes: R. Sloane 141
3 Votes: A. Rance 145
London Royals (19.10.124) lost to Rio de Janeiro Jaguars (19.11.125*)
1 Vote: T. Boak 114
2 Votes: P. Cripps 118
3 Votes: D. Hannerbary 144
Moscow Spetsnaz (17.8.110) lost to Berlin Brewers (22.9.141)
1 Vote: R. Gray 134
2 Votes: J. MacMilLan 143
3 Votes: S. Johnson 146
Pacific Islanders (23.10.148) def Toronto Wolves (18.11.119)
1 Vote: D. Smith 118
2 Votes: R. Laird 129
3 Votes: J. Whatts 131
Tokyo Samurai (19.11.125) lost to New York Revolution (20.11.131)
1 Vote: L. Parker 112
2 Votes: J. Lewis 113
3 Votes: D. Mundy 152
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 09:35:24 PM
Only 1 round left!
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 09:34:09 PM
The question is now, who will be the bridesmaid?!
Still filthy at you all for not voting GAJ into the all world team for that I have deducted the round 17 gif :P
:(
Courtesy of ossie,
Top point scorers (Rounds 1 to 17):
Full Name WXV Club SUM
Patrick Dangerfield Seoul Magpies 2303
Max Gawn Berlin Brewers 2017
Scott Pendlebury Buenos Aires Armadillos 1991
Joel Selwood Dublin Destroyers 1918
Heath Shaw Mexico City Suns 1912
Lachie Neale Beijing Thunder 1906
Sam Docherty Moscow Spetsnaz 1897
Daniel Hannebery London Royals 1895
Jack Steven Berlin Brewers 1888
Rory Sloane Dublin Destroyers 1868
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 09:34:09 PM
The question is now, who will be the bridesmaid?!
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Congratulations P. Dangerfield!!
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Gold Boomz
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Qlj92nzLZDI
Congrats Tippa
FULL LEADERBOARD:| 1st | Patrick Dangerfield | Seoul Magpies | 30 |
| 2nd | Scott Pendlebury | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 20 |
| 3rd | Joel Selwood | Dublin Destroyers | 20 |
| 4th | Bryce Gibbs | Christchurch Saints | 19 |
| 5th | Max Gawn | Berlin Brewers | 18 |
| 6th | Daniel Hannebery | London Royals | 16 |
| 7th | Lachie Neale | Beijing Thunder | 16 |
| 8th | Josh P Kennedy | Cape Town Cobras | 15 |
| 9th | Luke Parker | Tokyo Samurai | 15 |
| 10th | Sam Docherty | Moscow Spetsnaz | 15 |
| 11th | Zachary Merrett | PNL Reindeers | 15 |
| 12th | Heath Shaw | Mexico City Suns | 14 |
| 13th | Jack Steven | Berlin Brewers | 14 |
| 14th | Stephen Coniglio | New Delhi Tigers | 13 |
| 15th | Gary Jnr Ablett | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 12 |
| 16th | Patrick Cripps | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 12 |
| 17th | Callan Ward | Beijing Thunder | 12 |
| 18th | Sam Mitchell | Christchurch Saints | 11 |
| 19th | Tom Rockliff | Mexico City Suns | 11 |
| 20th | Marcus Bontempelli | Pacific Islanders | 11 |
| 21st | Jack Ziebell | Toronto Wolves | 11 |
| 22nd | Rory Sloane | Dublin Destroyers | 10 |
| 23rd | Edward Curnow | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 10 |
| 24th | Matt Priddis | PNL Reindeers | 10 |
| 25th | Dustin Martin | Dublin Destroyers | 10 |
| 26th | Robbie Gray | Moscow Spetsnaz | 9 |
| 27th | Todd Goldstein | Dublin Destroyers | 9 |
| 28th | Michael Barlow | Pacific Islanders | 9 |
| 29th | Tom J Lynch | Seoul Magpies | 9 |
| 30th | Dayne Zorko | Beijing Thunder | 9 |
| 31st | Lachie Hunter | Cape Town Cobras | 9 |
| 32nd | Josh J Kennedy | New York Revolution | 9 |
| 33rd | Leigh Montagna | Christchurch Saints | 8 |
| 34th | Kieren Jack | New Delhi Tigers | 8 |
| 35th | Koby Stevens | Christchurch Saints | 8 |
| 36th | Jordan Lewis | New York Revolution | 7 |
| 37th | Nic Naitanui | Moscow Spetsnaz | 7 |
| 38th | Jarrad Waite | New York Revolution | 7 |
| 39th | Stefan Martin | New Delhi Tigers | 7 |
| 40th | Steele Sidebottom | New Delhi Tigers | 7 |
| 41st | Nathan Jones | PNL Reindeers | 7 |
| 42nd | Luke Shuey | London Royals | 7 |
| 43rd | Steve Johnson | Berlin Brewers | 6 |
| 44th | Alex Rance | Dublin Destroyers | 6 |
| 45th | Taylor Walker | Toronto Wolves | 6 |
| 46th | Dom Tyson | Cape Town Cobras | 6 |
| 47th | Jack Gunston | Dublin Destroyers | 6 |
| 48th | Tom Mitchell | Pacific Islanders | 6 |
| 49th | Tom T Lynch | London Royals | 6 |
| 50th | Luke Dahlhaus | Tokyo Samurai | 6 |
| 51st | Jeremy Howe | New Delhi Tigers | 6 |
| 52nd | Jasper Pittard | Toronto Wolves | 6 |
| 53rd | Anthony Miles | Tokyo Samurai | 6 |
| 54th | Eddie Betts | Mexico City Suns | 5 |
| 55th | Sebastian Ross | New Delhi Tigers | 5 |
| 56th | Tom Scully | New Delhi Tigers | 5 |
| 57th | Travis Boak | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 5 |
| 58th | Brendon Goddard | Mexico City Suns | 5 |
| 59th | Steven Motlop | Pacific Islanders | 5 |
| 60th | Matthew Boyd | Christchurch Saints | 5 |
| 61st | Toby Greene | Seoul Magpies | 5 |
| 62nd | Corey Enright | PNL Reindeers | 5 |
| 63rd | Mark Blicavs | Cape Town Cobras | 5 |
| 64th | Brent Harvey | Mexico City Suns | 5 |
| 65th | Daniel Wells | Mexico City Suns | 5 |
| 66th | Nick Riewoldt | Mexico City Suns | 5 |
| 67th | Pearce Hanley | Cairo Sands | 5 |
| 68th | Sam Kerridge | Toronto Wolves | 5 |
| 69th | Daniel Menzel | New York Revolution | 5 |
| 70th | Dane Rampe | London Royals | 5 |
| 71st | Tim Membrey | London Royals | 5 |
| 72nd | Peter Wright | Cape Town Cobras | 5 |
| 73rd | Josh Gibson | New York Revolution | 5 |
| 74th | Bernie Vince | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 5 |
| 75th | David Zaharakis | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 5 |
| 76th | Jeremy Cameron | New Delhi Tigers | 5 |
| 77th | Adam Treloar | Dublin Destroyers | 4 |
| 78th | Sam Gibson | Pacific Islanders | 4 |
| 79th | Andrew Gaff | Pacific Islanders | 4 |
| 80th | Zac Smith | Tokyo Samurai | 4 |
| 81st | Shaun Burgoyne | Berlin Brewers | 4 |
| 82nd | Nat Fyfe | Berlin Brewers | 4 |
| 83rd | Aaron Hall | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 4 |
| 84th | Alex Fasolo | Pacific Islanders | 4 |
| 85th | Isaac Heeney | New York Revolution | 4 |
| 86th | Shane Biggs | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 4 |
| 87th | Trent Cotchin | Mexico City Suns | 4 |
| 88th | Jackson Macrae | Toronto Wolves | 4 |
| 89th | Jack Riewoldt | Dublin Destroyers | 4 |
| 90th | Jack Viney | Berlin Brewers | 4 |
| 91st | Shaun Grigg | New York Revolution | 4 |
| 92nd | Jesse Hogan | Moscow Spetsnaz | 4 |
| 93rd | David Mundy | New York Revolution | 3 |
| 94th | Jack Watts | Toronto Wolves | 3 |
| 95th | Rory Laird | Pacific Islanders | 3 |
| 96th | Taylor Adams | Cairo Sands | 3 |
| 97th | Oliver Wines | Beijing Thunder | 3 |
| 98th | Sam Naismith | PNL Reindeers | 3 |
| 99th | Maverick Weller | London Royals | 3 |
| 100th | Dion Prestia | Cape Town Cobras | 3 |
| 101st | Tom McDonald | New York Revolution | 3 |
| 102nd | Kurt Tippett | New York Revolution | 3 |
| 103rd | Dale Thomas | Tokyo Samurai | 3 |
| 104th | Lachie Whitfield | Seoul Magpies | 3 |
| 105th | Cyril Rioli | PNL Reindeers | 3 |
| 106th | Paul Puopolo | Cairo Sands | 3 |
| 107th | Tom Liberatore | Berlin Brewers | 3 |
| 108th | Mitch Wallis | New Delhi Tigers | 3 |
| 109th | Matthew Taberner | Pacific Islanders | 3 |
| 110th | Elliot Yeo | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 3 |
| 111th | Matthew Kreuzer | Toronto Wolves | 3 |
| 112th | Matt Crouch | New Delhi Tigers | 3 |
| 113th | Justin Westhoff | PNL Reindeers | 3 |
| 114th | Kade Simpson | Mexico City Suns | 3 |
| 115th | Scott Thompson | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 3 |
| 116th | Jack Crisp | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 3 |
| 117th | Brandon Ellis | Beijing Thunder | 3 |
| 118th | Josh Jenkins | Beijing Thunder | 3 |
| 119th | Ben Brown | Cairo Sands | 3 |
| 120th | Bachar Houli | New York Revolution | 3 |
| 121st | Joshua Kelly | Seoul Magpies | 3 |
| 122nd | Stephen Hill | New York Revolution | 3 |
| 123rd | David Armitage | Moscow Spetsnaz | 3 |
| 124th | Sam Jacobs | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 3 |
| 125th | Jamie MacMillan | Berlin Brewers | 2 |
| 126th | Brad Ebert | Mexico City Suns | 2 |
| 127th | Shane Mumford | Cairo Sands | 2 |
| 128th | Dylan Shiel | PNL Reindeers | 2 |
| 129th | Jason Johannisen | Tokyo Samurai | 2 |
| 130th | Mitch Duncan | New York Revolution | 2 |
| 131st | Jimmy Bartel | Mexico City Suns | 2 |
| 132nd | Chad Wingard | PNL Reindeers | 2 |
| 133rd | Jamie Cripps | Tokyo Samurai | 2 |
| 134th | Marcus Adams | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 2 |
| 135th | Scott Lycett | Tokyo Samurai | 2 |
| 136th | Tom Nicholls | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 2 |
| 137th | Jack Grimes | Tokyo Samurai | 2 |
| 138th | Andrew Swallow | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 2 |
| 139th | Hamish Hartlett | Christchurch Saints | 2 |
| 140th | Dean Kent | Cape Town Cobras | 2 |
| 141st | Matt Suckling | Pacific Islanders | 2 |
| 142nd | Tom Hawkins | Cape Town Cobras | 2 |
| 143rd | Matt Dea | Cape Town Cobras | 2 |
| 144th | Cameron Guthrie | Pacific Islanders | 2 |
| 145th | Matthew Pavlich | Toronto Wolves | 2 |
| 146th | Jarrad McVeigh | Christchurch Saints | 2 |
| 147th | Ryan Griffen | Christchurch Saints | 2 |
| 148th | Mitch Robinson | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 2 |
| 149th | Tom Hickey | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 2 |
| 150th | Lee Spurr | Pacific Islanders | 2 |
| 151st | Jackson Trengove | Seoul Magpies | 1 |
| 152nd | Devon Smith | Pacific Islanders | 1 |
| 153rd | Nick Dal Santo | Dublin Destroyers | 1 |
| 154th | Touk Miller | Cape Town Cobras | 1 |
| 155th | Lance Franklin | Dublin Destroyers | 1 |
| 156th | Robbie Tarrant | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 1 |
| 157th | Richard Douglas | Buenos Aires Armadillos | 1 |
| 158th | Liam Picken | New York Revolution | 1 |
| 159th | Matthew Wright | Rio de Janeiro Jaguars | 1 |
| 160th | Dylan Roberton | Cairo Sands | 1 |
| 161st | Jeremy McGovern | Cairo Sands | 1 |
| 162nd | Tom Langdon | Seoul Magpies | 1 |
| 163rd | Shaun Higgins | Cairo Sands | 1 |
| 164th | Kamdyn McIntosh | Cairo Sands | 1 |
| 165th | Matthew Broadbent | Mexico City Suns | 1 |
| 166th | Brett Deledio | Mexico City Suns | 1 |
| 167th | Paul Seedsman | Moscow Spetsnaz | 1 |
| 168th | Jack Darling | New Delhi Tigers | 1 |
| 169th | James Kelly | Pacific Islanders | 1 |
| 170th | Luke Hodge | PNL Reindeers | 1 |
| 171st | Jake Stringer | Christchurch Saints | 1 |
| 172nd | Bradley Hill | Beijing Thunder | 1 |
| 173rd | Ryan Bastinac | Moscow Spetsnaz | 1 |
| 174th | Jacob Weitering | Dublin Destroyers | 1 |
| 175th | Steven May | Moscow Spetsnaz | 1 |
| 176th | Kane Lambert | Beijing Thunder | 1 |
| 177th | Harry Taylor | Beijing Thunder | 1 |
| 178th | Mark LeCras | Berlin Brewers | 1 |
| 179th | Bradley Sheppard | London Royals | 1 |
Undisputed winner in the end! A huge congratulations to Patrick Dangerfield and club Seoul, whom have had a pretty good night with the Rising Star as well!
And a HUUUGGGEEEEE appreciation for the best WXV Award's host ever in Levi! There was so many subtle details that probably won't get recognised but didn't go unnoticed that made tonight SO awesome!
The build-up was superb too... just exceptional work Levi :D
Thanks for coming out lads! You all suck for not voting GAJ but yeah thanks to all who participated.
Damn lot of work all that! Was fun to do! One day if I'm bothered I may go through it all and find out just how many references I put it.
Just to let you know that the after party is just getting started! Join Boomz at the bar for some sake!
Hope you enjoyed it!
Unbelievable job Levi!
Appreciate all the time and effort you put in :)
Well Done Levi! Outstanding Event.
Sort of thing you could put on a resume. :P
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 09:48:22 PM
Thanks for coming out lads! You all suck for not voting GAJ but yeah thanks to all who participated.
Damn lot of work all that! Was fun to do! One day if I'm bothered I may go through it all and find out just how many references I put it.
Just to let you know that the after party is just getting started! Join Boomz at the bar for some sake!
Hope you enjoyed it!
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Our investors are drowning their sorrows... Tippa & Pahka shaking up the dance floor.
great work Levi loved the effort enjoyed the count and really appreciate it
Huge effort Levi!
And well done to Danger. Thoroughly deserved
great work Levi - Loved the effort you went to with each round well done.
Congratulations to Paddy on winning the award.
Big Congratulations from Seoul to our award winners Paddy and Caleb!
Quote from: Levi434 on August 22, 2016, 09:43:01 PM
35th Koby Stevens Christchurch Saints 8
Cairo getting a gun!
Quote from: Boomz on August 22, 2016, 08:05:21 PM
Haha was wondering if anyone would remember my 24/7 days... Gotta be one of the old crew
;).
Awesome work Levi and was an enjoyable read (I'm late to the party as crashed out a bit too early today). I caught a few references but there are surely many I skipped over or just didn't get ;D. Loved the gifs especially Danger in a suit on the board ;D. So chill, but he would be enjoying himself winning the medal!
Outstanding work Levi!
Also a big congrats to Danger!
Thanks for all the love guys! Means a lot! :-*
Quote from: Ricochet on August 22, 2016, 07:11:00 PM
Now taking margin markets on Danger
1-2 votes $12
3-5 votes $6
6-8 votes $5
9+ votes $1.50
The money was spot on too
Dochers doubled robbed tonight - in the coaches award (how does a 79 average beat a 109 average so comprehensively? Damn ABMs), and missed out on 6th because he draw with Merrett in one game :/
(And yes, I did completely forget about this all night)
Quote from: Purple 77 on August 22, 2016, 09:25:56 PM
Introducing... the All-Worlds team of 2016! Congratulations to all players selected!
D: Sam Docherty (Moscow), Heath Shaw (Mexico City), Kade Simpson (Mexico City), Matthew Boyd (Christchurch)
M: Patrick Dangerfield (Seoul), Scott Pendlebury (Buenos Aires), Josh P Kennedy (Cape Town), Lachie Neale (Beijing)
R: Max Gawn (Berlin)
F: Dayne Zorko (Beijing), Zachary Merrett (PNL), Dustin Martin (Dublin), Nick Riewoldt (Mexico City)
U: Joel Selwood (Dublin), Daniel Hannebery (London)
CAPTAIN: Patrick Dangerfield (Seoul)
VICE CAPTAIN: Max Gawn (Berlin)
COACH: Winner of the WXV 2016 Premiership
From that team, Gary Ablett is HUGELY unlucky to miss out - had a great season average. Reckon Todd Goldstein and Daniel Wells can feel a bit aggrieved also...
First timers in the team number 7, and they are breakout players Sam Docherty, Lachie Neale, Zack Merrett and Max Gawn (who was named Vice-Captain in an amazing year). Veterans Matty Boyd and Kade Simpson got good rewards for great careers, and Dayne Zorko also got his first nod.
Making the team a second time are JP Kennedy (2014) who was reward for another consistent season, veteran Nick Riewoldt (2013) and star Royal Dan Hannebery (2015).
Third timers include Heath Shaw (2012, 2015) who had an outstanding season, young Superstar Dustin Martin (2013, 2015) and champion Joel Selwood (2012, 2013).
Patrick Dangerfield was named Captain, and has made the team 5 out of 5 times. Scott Pendlebury, Mr. Consistent, makes the team for an incredible 5th time also.
Players that missed out from last years team were Shaun Higgins, Luke Hodge, Liam Picken, Nat Fyfe, Todd Goldstein, Brett Deledio, Robbie Gray, Dane Swan, David Mundy and Matt Priddis. With Shaw, Dangerfield, Pendlebury, Martin and Hannebery the only players keeping spots.
3rd placed on H&A ladder and beaten Prelim Finalist Mexico City had the most representatives with 3, followed by Minor Premier Dublin with 2 and bottom 10 team Beijing also with 2.
Amazingly, this years Grand Finalists Rio de Janeiro and New Delhi had 0 players in the team. Ablett the big missing player in the team (but won't be playing in the GF anyway), while New Delhi didn't even have a member in the squad. Actually, 8 of the 15 players in the team came from bottom 10 teams.
Mexico City - 3
Dublin - 2
Beijing - 2
Berlin - 1
Buenos Aires - 1
Cape Town - 1
Christcurch - 1
London - 1
Moscow - 1
PNL - 1
Seoul - 1
And minor correction - the coach of the team is the same as the coach of the year - so regardless of this weekends result, Ricochet and elephants are the All-Worlds coaches.
Quote from: ossie85 on August 23, 2016, 02:30:53 PM
New Delhi didn't even have a member in the squad.
Didn't go unnoticed :'(
Quote from: ossie85 on August 23, 2016, 02:30:53 PM
or correction - the coach of the team is the same as the coach of the year - so regardless of this weekends result, Ricochet and elephants are the All-Worlds coaches.
;D We'll take that
Scott Pendlebury finishes in the Jim Stynes Medal:
2012: 2nd
2013: 2nd
2014: 6th (equal)
2015: Outside top 10
2016: 2nd (equal)
3 time runner-up
Nice work to Danger - was it ever in doubt?
Happy with Neale and Zorko's efforts in making the All-Worlds team, while Neale and Callan Ward put in a good showing in the votes as well.
Awesome work Lev!
presenting more fun facts from WXV history in trading
after the 2012 season the trade period got underway with the negging rule in place
121 total trades passed
9 total were negged
Moscow raced to be the first team to 20 trades notching that up with trade #116
but it was Cairo who actually done the most overtaking moscow and finishing with 25 trades to 22
the only two teams to go past the 20 mark
Buenos Aires were slow starters taking until trade #24 before being involved in their first passing trade
ionly 3 teams stayed under the double figure mark of 10 they were
Sao Paulo 9, PNL 7, Cape Town 5
while mexico had the most negged with 4 closely followed by New Delhi with 3
in trade period 2 only 2 trades were done
involving Cairo yet again, Bublin, Cape Town and Seoul
We win the stats that count. God we're amazing.
Quote from: RaisyDaisy on August 22, 2016, 09:50:17 PM
Unbelievable job Levi!
Appreciate all the time and effort you put in :)
I forgot all about this. Great job Levi. Danger too good