2013 SuperCoach Player Profile: Josh. J Kennedy

Started by Jroo, September 15, 2012, 02:07:51 PM

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colmullet

Quote from: Ricochet on September 25, 2012, 01:58:01 PM
Quote from: colmullet on September 25, 2012, 01:56:44 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on September 25, 2012, 10:38:42 AM
being new to supercoach i've just noticed that key forwards seem to go alright compared to dream team where you usually stay away??

they are capable of big scores such as kicking a bag of important goals during a game.....but on the same note if they have a quiet game they really have a quiet game score wise
still worth considering tho?


at this price its worth considering, i would never pick one up at their peak though.....at some stage all will have a quiet game or two and their prices will take a tumble, i mean Tippett/Cloke were all a fair bit cheaper than this at some stage through the year and arguably better prospects than Kennedy

Shihan7


Capper

if Pav can get fit and stay fit, i will be jumping on the Pav bandwagon. JJK will score well next year with the mid field strength of WC, but its Pav for me

AFEV

Quote from: Ricochet on September 25, 2012, 01:58:01 PM
Quote from: colmullet on September 25, 2012, 01:56:44 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on September 25, 2012, 10:38:42 AM
being new to supercoach i've just noticed that key forwards seem to go alright compared to dream team where you usually stay away??

they are capable of big scores such as kicking a bag of important goals during a game.....but on the same note if they have a quiet game they really have a quiet game score wise
still worth considering tho?

They're definitely worth considering but unless a guy kicks at least 3 goals every game he'll be very inconsistent.

I'll take a look at Tex Walker to show you what I mean:

Games: 16
Goals: 63 (inc. finals)
Average: 100.19
Standard Deviation: 32.64

120-200: 4
100-120: 6
90-100: 2
70-90: 2
50-70: 0
0-50: 2




Goals:Average

6: 119
5: 98
4: 124
3: 110
2: 78
1: 96
0: 31




As you can see when Tex didn't kick 3 goals or more he struggled to score well. Albeit he only missed out on 3 goals 25% of the time, those low scores can really cost you. Of course when he gets up and kicks goals/takes marks he'll probably hand you one of your biggest scores of the week.
I think you need a balance in your forward line of KPP and small forwards. The KPP will usually be more inconsistent so I would never take more than 2 or 3 otherwise you risk having a bunch of them scoring lowly in the same week and it will leave a noticeable dent in your overall score.

That being said I wouldn't pick none because those big scores can help a lot in a down week.

EDIT: Aaaaaaaaand I just realised you left that comment a month ago. Oops. :-[

tbagrocks

Taylor's only begining to show what he can do, he will get much better still, ar 100 ave this year I expect with his improvement to go near 110 next season

Ricochet

Quote from: Sid on October 21, 2012, 11:41:14 AM
Quote from: Ricochet on September 25, 2012, 01:58:01 PM
Quote from: colmullet on September 25, 2012, 01:56:44 PM
Quote from: Ricochet on September 25, 2012, 10:38:42 AM
being new to supercoach i've just noticed that key forwards seem to go alright compared to dream team where you usually stay away??

they are capable of big scores such as kicking a bag of important goals during a game.....but on the same note if they have a quiet game they really have a quiet game score wise
still worth considering tho?

They're definitely worth considering but unless a guy kicks at least 3 goals every game he'll be very inconsistent.

I'll take a look at Tex Walker to show you what I mean:

Games: 16
Goals: 63 (inc. finals)
Average: 100.19
Standard Deviation: 32.64

120-200: 4
100-120: 6
90-100: 2
70-90: 2
50-70: 0
0-50: 2




Goals:Average

6: 119
5: 98
4: 124
3: 110
2: 78
1: 96
0: 31




As you can see when Tex didn't kick 3 goals or more he struggled to score well. Albeit he only missed out on 3 goals 25% of the time, those low scores can really cost you. Of course when he gets up and kicks goals/takes marks he'll probably hand you one of your biggest scores of the week.
I think you need a balance in your forward line of KPP and small forwards. The KPP will usually be more inconsistent so I would never take more than 2 or 3 otherwise you risk having a bunch of them scoring lowly in the same week and it will leave a noticeable dent in your overall score.

That being said I wouldn't pick none because those big scores can help a lot in a down week.

EDIT: Aaaaaaaaand I just realised you left that comment a month ago. Oops. :-[
haha ok great thanks mate

quinny88

Could be handy but will be frustrating as all kpp forwards are

LF

I wasn`t considering Kennedy before but I am now as a cash cow
averaged 86.8 in 2011 played 20 games plus finals
high score of 190 v Bulldogs
low score of 50 v Saints and Brisbane

Eagles first few games this season

Freo 100 and 91
Hawks 88
Melbourne 91 and 68
Carlton 66 and 87
Port 105 and 96
Bulldogs 190
Lions 50
These scores are from season 2011
If he can score well for the first 6 weeks he should make some good cash.

GM

The Apache Cats has him at F5 at the momment.
Absolute bargain if he comes back sound.

Mykonos FC

Yep, I have him at F6, reckon he is a great buy and a good POD

tbagrocks

How's he training anyone know? I don't want him if he's going to struggle early ???

LF

Quote from: tbagrocks on February 06, 2013, 07:05:48 PM
How's he training anyone know? I don't want him if he's going to struggle early ???

I`m not sure tbag I haven`t been watching the news LE might know
I really have to start watching the news again.

Blaircam

IMHO at his current price he is definitely worth looking at.
Sadly I just don't have a spot for him ATM.