Shaw is valued at $246k after a bad run recently, but his price has bottomed out. He won't go lower.

It's a far cry from when he was up around the $350k mark earlier this season, and there's every chance he'll regain that value as the good scores start to come in.Clement's return will help - this is an ultra-low price for a gun player to be at.

Upgrade one of your weaker backs this week, and take advantage of this once-off special price!

 

 

Both these players, and a couple of others too (ie: Luke Darcy) have had shocking 2007 Dream Team seasons so far. Simmonds is down to $258k, and averaging 54 in his five games, while Roo is even lower at $238k. He’s averaging 51.

 

However, these bad scores will not last. At one point, these guys will turn the corner and start to run into form. Ricciuto has said today that he’s not happy with his matches so far:

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Judd is a definite non-starter, with rumours that he could miss a month. Koschitzke has done a hamstring, and looks set to miss two or three weeks.

 

These two are both highly popular Dream Team players, which means this will affect many teams in the competition. Don’t let you be one of them.

 

At this end of the competition, you need to make your trades count – and not waste them to cover small week-to-week injuries. ...

Talking Points - Round 13

Player of the week: Brent Harvey (142)

The brother of former junior star, Shane, stepped up in style for Glenn Archer’s 300^th match. His 142 points covered all bases; he had wayyy more kicks than handballs (23 to 4), six tackles, ten marks, and two goals. The only thing missing was a hit-out or two, but being 172 cm tall, we’ll forgive him for that. 

Honourable mentions: Dane Swan (125), Daniel Giansiracusa (128), Dean Cox (129), Daniel Motlop (131)