Gray vs Boomer for run home

Started by ubeaut, July 10, 2014, 09:04:12 PM

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ubeaut

May get both and loop 1. but would like people's opinions on these 2.

Gray - Richmond,Melbourne,Collingwood,Sydney,GC,Carlton,Freo

Boomer - Saints,Carlton,Geelong, GWS,Doggies,Adelaide,Melbourne

Who will do better barring rest/injury? Who will get tagged more? For eg. Picken went to Thomas last Doggies game and Boomer got 169! Surely they'll tag Boomer this time around?

Gray seems more consistent - with Boomer having blinders and quiet games evening each other out.

Ramus

I like them both, but have Gray only, toying with bringing Boomer in for GAJ, looking for something left of centre, DPP flexibility plus he can go big, but can also put in a shocker. Bringing in both is not a bad option.

Jackross10

Hmm. Id say boomer. But not by much. Can't go wrong with either really.

Goolahbah


aussied


Samsturmfels


Bones Bombers

Quote from: aussied on July 11, 2014, 06:27:09 PM
Boomer > Parker > Gray
All three are very even but for some reason I'd go this way too. Probably wrong.

chadsta112

Also had this conundrum. I've got Boomer based on his run home, and his record against lesser sides. Gray is the safe option, whereas Boomer has a bigger ceiling.

blackrose

I'm bringing in parker or gray this week. 50/50 on them...

Sabretooth Tigers

 :)
Boomer has a draw to kill for during SC Finals, Parker has a good draw too but Swans have more players to rotate through the midfield than Nth. Boomer by a country mile when it matters most.   

I hope !! !!    ;)

ronl

Yeah, Boomer for me, just can't ignore his draw plus DPP advantage.  He'll put in one or two poor ones but I can live with that, the man is a monster.

RaisyDaisy

Quote from: ubeaut on July 10, 2014, 09:04:12 PM
May get both and loop 1.

Tell me your secret please. I wish I was in a position to loophole premiums  ;)

JimmyMcNulty

Boomer! Gray could be a candidate for a rest during sc finals. Whereas north won't have that luxury. Also gray is much more injury prone