Imagine if Scott Pendlebury opened your SuperCoach draft day with a hype reel naming everyone in your league. Or Reece Walsh sang Sorry Not Sorry to your league rival after you thrash them in opening round. Wonder no more.
SuperCoaches will have access to scores from eight teams before locking in their sides this year in a first for Australia’s favourite fantasy game. Here’s how to take advantage of Opening Round.
Taking part in a SuperCoach draft? We’re here to help. Our experts have ordered their top players to deliver the ultimate consensus ranking for every position.
Clear favourite for the number one pick, Harley Reid’s role in the upcoming has been revealed by his coach.
Picks towards the back-end of your SuperCoach Draft are always the most enjoyable to pull the trigger on. They often carry little risk but can come with huge reward if you pick correctly.
We’ve covered off defenders and midfielders and today, it’s time to assess our rookie options and awkward mid-pricers up forward.
Yesterday we covered off the defenders and today we put the magnifying glass over our rookie-priced midfielders who you should be selecting based off points per minute and time on ground averages.
In the second week of the Marsh Series, a number of players improved their standing in KFC SuperCoach. But a few went the other way. The Phantom looks at who’s up, who’s down and what to watch for in the final round.
Nobody knows SuperCoach players of a team like the fans that barrack for them week in, week out. So, we reached out to the SuperCoach community on Twitter to find out the fans’ opinion on rookies and breakout contenders from each club.
The very first KFC SuperCoach expert Draft was held at the Fox Footy studios ahead of the Marsh Community series and while banter was had in abundance, there were plenty of nuggets to emerge from the night.
If there is hesitation towards key forwards in SuperCoach Draft, then even more so there is apprehension to draft key defenders. But are they suited to SuperCoach?
When we think key position players, we generally think of them as tall, slow and not great for our SuperCoach teams. But they do have a place in SuperCoach draft, taking them at the right time however is the key.
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