Cat fan's worst fears have been confirmed with Geelong staff today ruling out Gary Ablett for 2-3 games with a groin injury.
Full story from afl.com.au: http://www.afl.com.au/news/newsarticle/tabid/208/newsid/76195/default.aspx
Well that's just great.
Hope no-one had too much cash on him for the Brownlow. I guess there'll be some more value in him yet.
As always I am certain that the club's claims that he will be back in 2-3 are vastly understated and that he will probably b back in 4-5 weeks.
Just as Ottens' injury was supposed to be 2-4 weeks and last year he was said to be ready to come back on in the last quarter of a VFL practice match only to be 2-3 weeks away for 9 weeks.
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Sunday, May 3, 2009
Friday, May 1, 2009
Geelong Cats, Gary Ablett & Super Coach / Dream Team
If you are playing any of the fantasy AFL games this year, this was the time to make some easy money by trading for Gary Ablett before this weeks game against the Melbourne Demons at the MCG on Sunday.
Averaging nearly 40 possessions per week Ablett is sure to score above 150 points, which means that those coaches that have Gary Ablett as captain will score over 300 points for a single midfielder.
Even trading him into your Supercoach team for this weeks gamewould have earnt you a tidy profit.
Future movers in the Supercoach world from a Geelong Cats perspective are Cameron Mooney, who has had a slow start but should start kicking bags.
Brad Ottens had a minute impact in round two and should increase his value upon return within a month.
Travis Varcoe has started to have an impact and may well score in the low 100's, as with Shannon Byrnes.
But the real powdered white gold is Gary Ablett. Yes, powdered white gold. I went there.
Averaging nearly 40 possessions per week Ablett is sure to score above 150 points, which means that those coaches that have Gary Ablett as captain will score over 300 points for a single midfielder.
Even trading him into your Supercoach team for this weeks gamewould have earnt you a tidy profit.
Future movers in the Supercoach world from a Geelong Cats perspective are Cameron Mooney, who has had a slow start but should start kicking bags.
Brad Ottens had a minute impact in round two and should increase his value upon return within a month.
Travis Varcoe has started to have an impact and may well score in the low 100's, as with Shannon Byrnes.
But the real powdered white gold is Gary Ablett. Yes, powdered white gold. I went there.
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