AAP Alliance v EurAsia: A Hateful Eight

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AAP Alliance

Blank, Blank, Rory Laird (Pacific), Blank
Patrick Cripps (VC - Rio), Ben Cunnington (Cape Town), Blank, Blank
Blake Schlensog (Cape Town)
Blank, Blank, Blank, Blank
Blank, Blank

Tim Taranto (Rio), Jack Ziebell (Rio), Blank, Reilly O'Brien (Buenos Aires)

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AAP Alliance

Tom Stewart (Cairo), Blank, Rory Laird (Pacific), Daniel Rich (Rio)
Patrick Cripps (VC - Rio), Marcus Bontempelli (Pacific), Jack Macrae (Toronto), Blank
Blake Schlensog (Cape Town)
Travis Boak (Toronto), Caleb Daniel (Buenos Aires), Tim Kelly (Toronto), Blank
Andrew Gaff (Pacific), Mitch Duncan (Cape Town)

Ben Cunnington (Cape Town), Jack Ziebell (Rio), James Sicily (Mexico), Reilly O'Brien (Buenos Aires)

[Torpedo10]

Coniglio, told you Rico  ;)

[fanTCfool]

AAP Alliance

Tom Stewart (Cairo), Blank, Rory Laird (Pacific), Daniel Rich (Rio)
Patrick Cripps (VC - Rio), Marcus Bontempelli (C - Pacific), Jack Macrae (Toronto), Luke Parker (Buenos Aires)
Blake Schlensog (Cape Town)
Travis Boak (Toronto), Caleb Daniel (Buenos Aires), Tim Kelly (Toronto), Rowan Marshall (Toronto)
Andrew Gaff (Pacific), Mitch Duncan (Cape Town)

Ben Cunnington (Cape Town), Jack Ziebell (Rio), James Sicily (Mexico), Reilly O'Brien (Buenos Aires)

[Purple 77]

After Nm/GWS

A masterful revision from FTC saw them dodge fielding the disappointing scores from Cape Town's Cunnington and Rio's Ziebell, but they are still in the emergencies; a bad score waiting to happen in the event of a sub.

For EurAsia, Seoul's Josh Kelly put in a much needed contribution which sees EurAsia catch up a little, but, including ROBs score, they are only 32 points ahead with one extra played. The Cripps/Kelly scores certainly have swung the odds a little, but AAP still with the advantage, especially considering EurAsia has used 3 of their 6 mids.

	AAP Alliance						EurAsia
POS	Traditional	Team	SCO	PEN	ADJ	POS	Traditional	Team	SCO	PEN	ADJ
D1	Tom Stewart	Cairo	0		0	D1	Jake Lloyd	New Delhi	0		0
D2			0		0	D2	Shannon Hurn	New Delhi	0		0
D3	Rory Laird	Pacific	121		121	D3	Luke Ryan	PNL	0		0
D4	Daniel Rich	Rio de Janeiro	0		0	D4	Bachar Houli	New Delhi	68		68
M1	Patrick Cripps	Rio de Janeiro	78		78	M1	Lachie Neale	Beijing	0		0
M2	Marcus Bontempelli	Pacific	0		0	M2	Josh Kelly	Seoul	128		128
M3	Jack Macrae	Toronto	0		0	M3	Nat Fyfe	Berlin	0		0
M4	Luke Parker	Buenos Aires	0		0	M4	Matt Crouch	Dublin	91		91
R1	Blake Schlensog	Cape Town	0		0	R1	Brodie Grundy	Beijing	0		0
F1	Travis Boak	Toronto	0		0	F1	Patrick Dangerfield	Seoul	0		0
F2	Caleb Daniel	Buenos Aires	0		0	F2	Josh Dunkley	Tokyo	0		0
F3	Tim Kelly	Toronto	0		0	F3	Jordan De Goey	Moscow	0		0
F4	Rowan Marshall	Toronto	0		0	F4	Michael Walters	Berlin	0		0
U1 (MID )	Andrew Gaff	Pacific	0		0	U1 (RUC )	Max Gawn	Berlin	0		0
U2 (MID )	Mitch Duncan	Cape Town	0		0	U2 (MID )	Rory Sloane	Dublin	125		125
E1 (MID )	Ben Cunnington	Cape Town	59	0	0	E1 (MID )	Zach Merrett	PNL	0	0	0
E2 (FWD )	Jack Ziebell	Rio de Janeiro	80	0	0	E2 (MID )	Clayton Oliver	Seoul	0	0	0
E3 (DEF )	James Sicily	Mexico City	0	0	0	E3 (MID FWD)	David Mundy	Berlin	0	0	0
E4 (RUC )	Reilly O'Brien	Buenos Aires	181	0	0	E4 (DEF )	Brad Sheppard	London	0	0	0
C	Marcus Bontempelli	Pacific	0		0	C	Brodie Grundy	Beijing	0		0
VC	Patrick Cripps	Rio de Janeiro	78		0	VC	Max Gawn	Berlin	0		0
			Total:	199	2				Total:	412	4

Salty Seconds

EurAsia probably missed one here, with Tokyo's Zac Williams (143) putting in a massive effort. Although hindsight makes fools of us all, he did average 105 from his last 6, so perhaps Ricophants does regret that one. Moscow's Stephen Coniglio (130) also would have been a fine selection, but his formline has wavered in recent weeks.

For AAP, it really does look like they would have been fine in the ruck division, with Cairo stalwart Shane 'Sausage' Mumford scoring 117, followed closely by FTC's own Jacob Hopper (114). But I reckon FTC sleeps well on those counts tonight.

[Torpedo10]

Wavered? He scored 200 two weeks ago and I told Rico to pick uConigs!

[DazBurg]

told you not to drop zerrett, cool 138 :P

[iZander]

told you not to drop zerrett, cool 138 :P

Its next weeks score that counts for this

But i dont disagree :P

[Ricochet]

told you not to drop zerrett, cool 138 :P

Its next weeks score that counts for this

But i dont disagree :P

Could hit a Hutchings tag so not worth the risk

[DazBurg]

told you not to drop zerrett, cool 138 :P

Its next weeks score that counts for this

But i dont disagree :P

Ahh so even worse when it is 150

[upthemaidens]

FTC, Gaff might have to deal with a Dylan Clarke tag.  Clarke has kept his last two opponents very quiet.

If you need a solid Defender, Michael Hurley is a safe option.

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AAP Alliance

Tom Stewart (Cairo), James Sicily (Mexico), Rory Laird (Pacific), Daniel Rich (Rio)
Patrick Cripps (VC - Rio), Marcus Bontempelli (C - Pacific), Jack Macrae (Toronto), Luke Parker (Buenos Aires)
Blake Schlensog (Cape Town)
Travis Boak (Toronto), Caleb Daniel (Buenos Aires), Tim Kelly (Toronto), Rowan Marshall (Toronto)
Ricky Henderson (Cairo), Mitch Duncan (Cape Town)

Ben Cunnington (Cape Town), Jack Ziebell (Rio), Michael Hurley (Pacific), Reilly O'Brien (Buenos Aires)

[upthemaidens]

FTC, Gaff might have to deal with a Dylan Clarke tag.  Clarke has kept his last two opponents very quiet.

If you need a solid Defender, Michael Hurley is a safe option.

May have been wrong about Gaff, but Hurley is killing it.

[fanTCfool]

FTC, Gaff might have to deal with a Dylan Clarke tag.  Clarke has kept his last two opponents very quiet.

If you need a solid Defender, Michael Hurley is a safe option.

May have been wrong about Gaff, but Hurley is killing it.

Put him to sleep since you mentioned that!  :P

[upthemaidens]

FTC, Gaff might have to deal with a Dylan Clarke tag.  Clarke has kept his last two opponents very quiet.

If you need a solid Defender, Michael Hurley is a safe option.

May have been wrong about Gaff, but Hurley is killing it.

Put him to sleep since you mentioned that!  :P

True that.