Top Ten Trades of the week (to date)

Started by Fid, March 25, 2014, 07:53:08 PM

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Fid

#30
March 26, 2014, 09:19:22 PM
The same positions - Just more trades

Doesn't look like many had McDonough

Wednesday

Traded In For   Traded Out   Trades (%)
1 Dunstan, L       Martin, J               3,485 (4%)
2 Tyson, D            Martin, J               2,373 (2%)
3 Polec, J            Martin, J               2,000 (2%)
4 Langdon, T   Martin, J               1,989 (2%)
5 Ellard, D           Martin, J               1,133 (1%)
6 Thomas, M   Martin, J               1,010 (1%)
7  Saunders, J   Martin, J                748 (1%)
8  Wines, O   Martin, J                623 (1%)
9  Langdon, T   Clurey, T                590 (1%)
10 Tyson, D   Thomas, D                 570 (1%)

WizzFizz

#31
March 26, 2014, 09:23:31 PM
Quote from: Ringo on March 25, 2014, 09:22:26 PM
Quote from: Dayze on March 25, 2014, 08:46:55 PM
Not slightly concerned on rockys role Ringo?
No Dayze . If you check Mitchells stats for his last 5 games against Brisbane where he averages 130+ in SC he had to be watched and Leppa made the decision to use Rocky as a run with player rather than tag.  Rocky was dominating but Mitchell took him out of the game by going forward and dragging Rocky with him in defence out of his comfort game. Will be a bit concerned if Leppa tries to use him as a scooter Selwood type though so watching.

Absolutely correct

Rocky was heavily damaging hawthorn then great coaching by clarko stopped him in his tracks,

Rocky will rack up 170 vs norf as their coach is not as bright

Anthonyyyy

#32
March 26, 2014, 10:11:32 PM
Eli Templeton  8)

kilbluff1985

#33
March 26, 2014, 10:17:11 PM
Lol @ bandwagon traders

timtim

#34
March 26, 2014, 10:46:23 PM
Meh. Let the people burn their trades. One less person I have to worry about on my way to the $50k haha

Southstorm

#35
March 27, 2014, 02:30:03 AM
People jumping off Daisy after his first vigorous cardio session in how long? Lol, nubs.

GCSkiwi

#36
March 27, 2014, 05:56:21 AM
Quote from: shaker on March 26, 2014, 04:40:27 PM
Top ten traded out

D Thomas  - 3699 - 4.20%
L Franklin   - 1644  - 1.86%
A Walker   -  1417 -  1.61%
C Dixon     -  1330 -  1.51%
M Crouch  -   1286 -  1.46%
T Liberatore - 1245 - 1.41%
S Savage     - 1109 - 1.26%
T Clurey      - 1035 - 1.17%
R Palmer     -  983  -  1,11%
M Wood      -  0%  don't know why he is in the list

Yeah see this is clearly wrong as JMart has been traded out 13,363 times according to:

Quote from: Fid on March 26, 2014, 09:19:22 PM
The same positions - Just more trades

Doesn't look like many had McDonough

Wednesday

Traded In For   Traded Out   Trades (%)
1 Dunstan, L       Martin, J               3,485 (4%)
2 Tyson, D            Martin, J               2,373 (2%)
3 Polec, J            Martin, J               2,000 (2%)
4 Langdon, T   Martin, J               1,989 (2%)
5 Ellard, D           Martin, J               1,133 (1%)
6 Thomas, M   Martin, J               1,010 (1%)
7  Saunders, J   Martin, J                748 (1%)
8  Wines, O   Martin, J                623 (1%)
9  Langdon, T   Clurey, T                590 (1%)
10 Tyson, D   Thomas, D                 570 (1%)

JMart must be the #1 most traded out player...

js19

#37
March 27, 2014, 06:08:06 AM Last Edit: March 27, 2014, 06:12:50 AM by js19
Quote from: GCSkiwi on March 27, 2014, 05:56:21 AM
Quote from: shaker on March 26, 2014, 04:40:27 PM
Top ten traded out

D Thomas  - 3699 - 4.20%
L Franklin   - 1644  - 1.86%
A Walker   -  1417 -  1.61%
C Dixon     -  1330 -  1.51%
M Crouch  -   1286 -  1.46%
T Liberatore - 1245 - 1.41%
S Savage     - 1109 - 1.26%
T Clurey      - 1035 - 1.17%
R Palmer     -  983  -  1,11%
M Wood      -  0%  don't know why he is in the list

Yeah see this is clearly wrong as JMart has been traded out 13,363 times according to:

Quote from: Fid on March 26, 2014, 09:19:22 PM
The same positions - Just more trades

Doesn't look like many had McDonough

Wednesday

Traded In For   Traded Out   Trades (%)
1 Dunstan, L       Martin, J               3,485 (4%)
2 Tyson, D            Martin, J               2,373 (2%)
3 Polec, J            Martin, J               2,000 (2%)
4 Langdon, T   Martin, J               1,989 (2%)
5 Ellard, D           Martin, J               1,133 (1%)
6 Thomas, M   Martin, J               1,010 (1%)
7  Saunders, J   Martin, J                748 (1%)
8  Wines, O   Martin, J                623 (1%)
9  Langdon, T   Clurey, T                590 (1%)
10 Tyson, D   Thomas, D                 570 (1%)

JMart must be the #1 most traded out player...

The ones from Shaker would be the most traded out of the players he has in his team I reckon. (Ouch on the selections btw!!)


...EDIT: Scratch that, I found the same strange stats on my site... something fishy, or just not updated in a while

jeesh

#38
March 27, 2014, 06:48:20 AM
Quote from: Fid on March 26, 2014, 09:19:22 PM
The same positions - Just more trades

Doesn't look like many had McDonough

Wednesday

Traded In For   Traded Out   Trades (%)
1 Dunstan, L       Martin, J               3,485 (4%)
2 Tyson, D            Martin, J               2,373 (2%)
3 Polec, J            Martin, J               2,000 (2%)
4 Langdon, T   Martin, J               1,989 (2%)
5 Ellard, D           Martin, J               1,133 (1%)
6 Thomas, M   Martin, J               1,010 (1%)
7  Saunders, J   Martin, J                748 (1%)
8  Wines, O   Martin, J                623 (1%)
9  Langdon, T   Clurey, T                590 (1%)
10 Tyson, D   Thomas, D                 570 (1%)

McDonough is in 12% of teams opposed to Martin 27%
I think the reason there are no trades showing up for McDonough yet is because there's no real obvious option where as there's a plethora for Martin. Most would have Impey and Rohan already so that leaves JKH, Ambrose, Merrett, Taylor, McCarthy all of which are hardly locks. Hopefully a forward is unearthed this round for us McDogNut owners.

shaker

#39
March 27, 2014, 09:40:41 AM
That's off SC gold maybe just first round gremlins , I would give up SC if I had picked all of them
Quote from: js19 on March 27, 2014, 06:08:06 AM
Quote from: GCSkiwi on March 27, 2014, 05:56:21 AM
Quote from: shaker on March 26, 2014, 04:40:27 PM
Top ten traded out

D Thomas  - 3699 - 4.20%
L Franklin   - 1644  - 1.86%
A Walker   -  1417 -  1.61%
C Dixon     -  1330 -  1.51%
M Crouch  -   1286 -  1.46%
T Liberatore - 1245 - 1.41%
S Savage     - 1109 - 1.26%
T Clurey      - 1035 - 1.17%
R Palmer     -  983  -  1,11%
M Wood      -  0%  don't know why he is in the list

Yeah see this is clearly wrong as JMart has been traded out 13,363 times according to:

Quote from: Fid on March 26, 2014, 09:19:22 PM
The same positions - Just more trades

Doesn't look like many had McDonough

Wednesday

Traded In For   Traded Out   Trades (%)
1 Dunstan, L       Martin, J               3,485 (4%)
2 Tyson, D            Martin, J               2,373 (2%)
3 Polec, J            Martin, J               2,000 (2%)
4 Langdon, T   Martin, J               1,989 (2%)
5 Ellard, D           Martin, J               1,133 (1%)
6 Thomas, M   Martin, J               1,010 (1%)
7  Saunders, J   Martin, J                748 (1%)
8  Wines, O   Martin, J                623 (1%)
9  Langdon, T   Clurey, T                590 (1%)
10 Tyson, D   Thomas, D                 570 (1%)

JMart must be the #1 most traded out player...

The ones from Shaker would be the most traded out of the players he has in his team I reckon. (Ouch on the selections btw!!)


...EDIT: Scratch that, I found the same strange stats on my site... something fishy, or just not updated in a while
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