M.Richardson

[feebeeo]

Hey guys

Just a quick question

I have M.Richardson as one of my forwards this year and due to his bad form you’d know his drop significatly in price. Now down to 475,100 with a break even of 236 is it worth getting rid of him or keeping him for the season.

Cheers

Richie

[Pravis]

I have him as well. You should wait and see what news there is about him during this week. Don't let his price drop deter you from him. If he is injury free he will start scoring those good 100's again. What you think players will score should be your main concern not how far they drop in price.
I personally think he will start scoring again so I'm gonna leave him. At round 4 he had a 112 (i think) as his average, which is pretty sweet. But i also don't have trades to play with at the moment. So he better start scoring good again.

[gerco]

I asked myself this question too.

I've kept for the moment, but at his age, these little niggling injuries can take forever to heal properly and he might be hampered by it for a while.

[feebeeo]

Thanks for all your thoughts guys.

I deffenlty think when at full flight richo is a keeper just as mentioned before being old with niggley injuries is always a worrie.

In my position i am short on trades so i'm hoping to keep him, just hopefully these scores of 20 are long behind him.

Cheers

[Pweter]

I too have Richo and am not happy Richmond played him. He was waddling around like a lame duck yesterday and clearly should not have been picked.

If Richmond keep picking him he will be no good until he is rested and over this injury. I'll be waiting until Friday to make my mind up but if he's picked, Richo and Ryan Griffen out, Riewoldt and Coughlan in.

[bendylan]

simple. if yr keeping richo for the season it doesn't matter if his price drops, it only matters what he scores next week. or if he misses a week, then the one after that. keep him.

[bendylan]

um, hmmm. that was before the 2-3 month news. how bout i reverse that opinion?