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wizard of Tauranga said:

Complete opposite, I’m not trying to maximise it because I don’t actually care

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Shogun said:

Reading this headline made me laugh.

Will Warriors break Super League recruit hoodoo with Morgan Gannon?​

The Warriors haven’t had the success of some other clubs with their English recruits.​

John Lazo-Ron

Morgan Gannon is poised to become just the fourth English-born player to kit up for the Warriors directly from the Super League in the upcoming 2026 season.

The talented forward is looking to make a major impact with the Warriors, with Gannon recently revealing his decision to cross hemispheres wasn't just about a new club, but about testing himself and stepping outside his comfort zone.

At just 22 years old, Gannon arrives at the Warriors with an already strong reputation. The young second-rower has racked up an impressive 67 appearances for the Leeds Rhinos, a remarkable feat for someone so early in his career.

Gannon's experience and composure on the field belie his age, making him one of the most promising talents to make the leap from the Super League to the NRL in recent years.

While other English stars have managed to make their mark in the NRL – Sam Burgess and James Graham come to mind – the Warriors haven't had quite the same success with their Super League recruits over the years.

Back in their inaugural season in 1995, then head coach John Monie brought over English superstars Andy Platt and Denis Betts with him from Wigan.

Platt, who played test footy for Great Britain and England, landed at the Warriors with a reputation for being a fierce competitor. However, the second rower/prop struggled to mirror his performances in the Australian competition that saw him rise to fame in the UK, falling short of the expectations that accompanied his arrival in Auckland.

It didn't help that the then 32-year-old's stint with the Warriors was plagued by misfortune from day one, with a persistent knee injury limiting him to only 14 games that season, including the club's historic debut match.

Platt returned to the Super League after the 1996 season to see out the rest of his career.

Like Platt, Betts was a seasoned international and a proven winner.

Betts inked a five-year deal with the Warriors, not only bringing with him a wealth of experience but also abundant success with numerous titles under his belt. At the time, Monie reportedly declared Betts as the ‘highest paid league player in the world' supposedly on a whopping $800,000 per season salary.

He was expected to make a significant impact on the club's maiden campaign, however only managed to cross the tryline 11 times in 42 matches across three seasons – a decent effort but far from the game-changing influence the club would have been banking on. Eventually, the club parted ways with Betts with two years still running on his contract.

Arguably the most disappointing Super League signing in the Warriors' history is Sam Tomkins.

AUCKLAND, NEW ZEALAND - JUNE 27: Sam Tomkins of the Warriors reacts during the round 16 NRL match between the New Zealand Warriors and the Canberra Raiders at Mt Smart Stadium on June 27, 2015 in Auckland, New Zealand. (Photo by Anthony Au-Yeung/Getty Images)

Touted as one of the world's most exciting players, the dynamic fullback was brought over from Wigan in 2014 on a three-year deal, on top of a staggering world-record $1.5 million transfer fee to secure his signature.

After a decent start, where he played every game and scored 13 tries, Tomkins failed to press on in his second season and scale the heights he did in the UK.

In 2015, the Warriors' marquee signing managed only 13 appearances and scored only one try after a season hindered by injury. As the weeks rolled by and the tries dried up, the whispers grew louder, with Tomkins receiving criticism from pundits and fans alike who questioned whether his performances justified his heavy price tag.

League great Peter Sterling said on Triple M's Rush Hour show at the time, “He came out with a lot of promise and just never really lived up to it … I thought he was disappointing in the NRL”.

While he has no regrets about his time at the Warriors, Tomkins himself said of his time in the NRL: “I think my form with the Warriors probably mirrored that of the team as we missed the finals both seasons, so you have to say it was a disappointment”.

The hype that came along with Tomkins probably didn't help his cause as expectations were already skyrocketing before he stepped foot on Mt Smart.

He returned to the Super League with one-year remaining on his contract, with the Warriors securing Roger Tuivasa-Sheck as his replacement.

There are high hopes that Gannon will be the one to break the Warriors Super League recruitment mould and shine where others have struggled. Warriors CEO Cameron George recently stating that Gannon “… could be a real smokey this year that could really have an impact”.

With talent, youth, and ambition on his side, all eyes will be on the rising star as he prepares to make his mark in the NRL.

Time will tell.

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Noitall said:

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Jett with the ball in the bin

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Canonball said:

I really like what we've done with all of these players - it's great planning having Metcalf, CHT, Boyd and TMM as your top tier, with Hansen, Cleary, Linnane, Thompson and Inch coming through behind them - that's a lot of talent... shows great foresight - wasn't that long ago when we were forced to play CNK at 6...

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juju said:

Pretty measured and good honest communication from Webster I reckon.

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Cces said:

https://www.texasobserver.org/ice-prosecutor-racist-account-back-at-immigration-court/

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Tokyo Warrior said:

God I wish Whyte were homesick

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WAH MAN said:

It's not about one Vs the other.

It's having enough players to cover the entire season positionally. Only a fool would sack Dallin. Even if he is a reserve grader for us, he'll play throughout the year. Our outside backs have a knackered for buckling during the season. So more is better in this case.

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wizard of Tauranga on the sideline: "He wasn't even 20 when he lost to Motu Tony... but he never quite became..."

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wizard of Tauranga post-match: "Cameron Smith is the GOAT. JT is quality. But they can't do it when the forward pack is getting smashed. Karmichael Hunt... okay, he was exposed. I'll admit it. He wasn't even 20 then... but he never became what he could have been. Kennedy beat Clarke by a mile. Tallis monstered Papali'i. The $650K in Hodges penalties didn't help either."

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Naumaifooty on the sideline: "THIS is Walsh at his peak. This is what $1.95M buys you."

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Naumaifooty post-match: "Walsh did everything. EVERYTHING. 3 tries, 3 linebreaks. But when your halves partner can't match Cronk... JT had Lockyer. Walsh had DCE. The talent gap in the halves was the difference."

Mr. Brownstone post-match: "Lockyer-Cronk. They controlled the game. Koloamatangi was huge off the bench - his 2025 form is real. Could have been even better if not for... no. Not going there. Not mentioning the 5K overbid."

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wizard of Tauranga on the sideline: "Cameron Smith + Jonathan Thurston together is ESSENTIALLY CHEATING. I said it at the auction. I'm saying it now."

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Naumaifooty post-match: "Walsh did it AGAIN. But this time Ponga helped. Benji helped. The playmaker depth made the difference. JT and Smith were incredible but Walsh... Walsh is something special."

wizard of Tauranga post-match: "Cameron Smith + JT. ESSENTIALLY CHEATING. Lost by 4 points. JT missed ONE conversion. ONE. If he'd made that... $650K in Hodges penalties. Karmichael Hunt. The pain continues. But this was the most fun I've had all year."

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Mr. Brownstone: "OBSTRUCTION? OBSTRUCTION?! This is worse than the 5K overbid! Actually no, the 5K overbid overrule was worse. But THIS IS CLOSE!"

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                    +-------------------------+
                    |       GRAND FINAL       |
                    |                         |
         +----------+   Territorial M.   28   |
         |          |   Uncivil Warriors 24   |
         |          +-------------------------+
         |
+--------+---------+              +------------------+
|   SEMI FINAL 1   |              |   SEMI FINAL 2   |
|                  |              |                  |
| Territorial   38 |              | Uncivil War.  30 |
| Gus's Wizards 20 |              | Apex Pred.    26 |
+------------------+              +--------+---------+
                                           |
                    +----------------------+
                    |   PRELIMINARY FINAL  |
                    |                      |
                    | Apex Predators   32  |
                    | Gus's Wizards    28  |
                    +----------------------+

Cces (after Tallis' Grand Final double):
"PRESSURE. LIKE. AN. ANACONDA. We don't beat teams - we suffocate them. This is what happens when you build PROPERLY. Not around one player. Not around halves. BALANCE. The Anaconda doesn't care how great your halfback is. We squeeze everyone equally."

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Mr. Brownstone (after losing the Grand Final):
"Lockyer-Cronk. Lost by 4 points. To an Anaconda. You know what would have helped? CAMERON SMITH. You know why I don't have Cameron Smith? THE 5K BIDDING SYSTEM. Yes, I'm still talking about it. I'll ALWAYS be talking about it."

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Naumaifooty (after Semi Final loss):
"Walsh did EVERYTHING. 2 tries, 3 linebreaks, standout player on the field. But JT had Lockyer. Walsh had... DCE. If I had Lockyer... if I had Cronk... basically anyone who could match what they do."

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wizard of Tauranga (after Semi Final loss):
"Cameron Smith + Jonathan Thurston is essentially cheating. I said we'd win 24-20. We lost 38-20. Karmichael Hunt at fullback... okay, he wasn't even 20 when he lost to Motu Tony. But he never was what he could have been. The $650K in penalties to Hodges didn't help either."

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Defence (entire tournament):
"I have Billy Slater. Billy. Slater. Three-time Clive Churchill Medallist. And we're... forfeiting. I thought submitting a team list was like submitting homework. Optional. Voluntary. A suggestion.

I almost quit over the goal kicker thing. Mr. Brownstone said 'this is meant to be fun, the rules should guide us not trip us up.' Wrighty apologized. I stayed.

Then I tripped myself. At the finish line."

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Wrighty (after Mason's 4th sin bin):
"I specifically told Willie to only throw punches when NECESSARY. Four times? FOUR TIMES? And Hetherington got sent off TWICE. Lodge... well, Lodge was Lodge. Ethics and overcoming adversity, as Wizard said."

*When asked about Starford Toa as captain*

"I picked him as captain as he is my favourite player. This is an NRL fantasy game. Ideally your captain should be in your starting 13 but... look, Steve Price won Dally M captain THREE times. He can handle it."

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Ryno 2.0 (after their breakthrough win over Strikeforce):
"Andrew Johns vs Stacey Jones. Two LEGENDS. And Joey won. 5/10 bench rating was being harsh on myself - Whyte is an NZ INTERNATIONAL, Strange is on the CUSP of ORIGIN. Gallen led from the front. Greg Inglis and Folau caused chaos in the centres. We finally showed what this team can do when Johns is pulling the strings."

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                    ALL-STARS XVII

           +-----------------------------------+
    TURBO  |           FULLBACK                |
 (Territ.) |       TOM TRBOJEVIC              |
           |       11 tries, impressive        |
           +-----------------------------------+

    +----------+  +----------+  +----------+  +----------+
    |  WING    |  |  CENTRE  |  |  CENTRE  |  |  WING    |
    |  To'o    |  | Crichton |  | Mitchell |  |  Coates  |
    |(Territ.) |  |(Wizards) |  |(Uncivil) |  |(Territ.) |
    +----------+  +----------+  +----------+  +----------+

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           |           HALVES                   |
           |   Lockyer (Uncivil) - JT (Wizards)|
           |                                    |
           +------------------------------------+

    +----------+  +----------+  +----------+
    |  PROP    |  |  HOOKER  |  |  PROP    |
    |  Haas    |  |  Grant   |  |   JFH    |
    |(Territ.) |  |(Territ.) |  |(Defence) |
    +----------+  +----------+  +----------+

    +----------+  +--------------+  +----------+
    | 2ND ROW  |  |     LOCK     |  | 2ND ROW  |
    |  Tallis  |  |   Kennedy    |  |  Kikau   |
    |(Territ.) |  | (Territ.)    |  |(Territ.) |
    +----------+  +--------------+  +----------+

                      BENCH
    +----------+----------+-----------+----------+
    | Smith    | Walsh    | Cronk     |Koloamat. |
    |(Wizards) |(Apex)    |(Uncivil)  |(Uncivil) |
    +----------+----------+-----------+----------+

Cces (Territorial Monsters - CHAMPIONS):
"Pressure. Like. An. Anaconda. That's how you win. Sam Burgess at $1.41M. Brad Fittler at $1.25M. Methodical spending. Balance wins championships. Not one player. Not halves pairings. BALANCE. The Anaconda doesn't care how great your halfback is. We squeeze everyone equally."

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Mr. Brownstone (Uncivil Warriors - Runners Up):
"Lockyer, Cronk, Tedesco, Cook - quality spine. Lost by 4 points. No regrets... except the 5K overbid. Always the 5K overbid. It haunts me. But this was the most fun I've had. Even losing to an Anaconda."

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wizard of Tauranga (Gus's Wizards - 3rd Place):
"This was the most fun I've had all year. $4M on JT. $5M on Smith. $650K in penalties. Worth every cent. Cameron Smith + Jonathan Thurston together is essentially cheating - just not enough cheating to beat that forward pack. Next time I'll spend $10M on props instead."

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Wrighty (Starford's Stars - 7th Place):
"Every champion must overcome adversity - think of it as a challenge to overcome. That's what I told Mr. Brownstone when I gave him an infraction. That's what I tell myself now.

Hayne was brilliant. JAC was devastating. Brad Thorn was professional. But Willie's sin bins, Hetherington's send-offs, and yes, the Starford Toa captain situation... lessons learned. Maybe favouritism isn't how you select a team.

I invented this game and finished 7th. At least I beat Defence."

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Warriors55 (Warriors Strikeforce - 8th Place):
"Stacey Jones vs Andrew Johns. The Little General vs an Immortal. One field goal. Jones missed. That's the difference between 7th and 8th.

Taumalolo was a monster all tournament. Drew with Walsh. Pushed everyone close. But Johns... Joey controlled that game like only an Immortal can. Can't be mad about losing to an Immortal.

Still completed the Hodges Agency Stacey Jones challenge. Still got Fifita with one minute to spare. Still saw The Little General create magic. That draw with Walsh? That's what this game is about."

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Ryno 2.0 (Northern Rynos - 6th Place):
"Andrew Johns at halfback. Greg Inglis at centre. Israel Folau on the wing. Jake Trbojevic at lock. Paul Gallen as captain. This team had LEGENDS.

Two wins. Beat Strikeforce when Jones missed that field goal. Every close loss was within one score. Johns delivered three try assists against Stacey Jones. GI and Folau ran riot.

Next time? We're coming for top four. Joey showed what we can do."

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Defence (Defence's Destroyers - FORFEIT):
"Billy Slater. Brad Fittler. Cameron Munster. James Fisher-Harris. And we forfeited because I didn't submit a team list.

I almost quit earlier. Over a goal kicker. Everyone rallied around me. Mr. Brownstone said 'this is meant to be fun.' Wrighty apologized.

Then I forgot the most basic requirement.

Next time I'll set a reminder. 'SUBMIT. TEAM. LIST.' In bold. Underlined. On my forehead."

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HODGES AGENCY
CLASSIFIED INTELLIGENCE DOSSIER
Final Round Strategic Analysis - January 2026



"We don't just represent players. We manipulate entire competitions."
- Chris Hodges, probably after his third wine​

• Letter "B" surnames eligible
• ALL remaining Hodges Agency players available
• ALL remaining 2025 NRL players available
• No interventions - Chris Hodges is feeling generous (or blocked from issuing interventions)

Regarding Mr. Brownstone said:

"He's basically the Brisbane Broncos of this competition. Gets every call, wins every close bid, and somehow makes it look effortless. I've waited all these years for him to slip up... finally happened. I'm taking so much joy out of it." - Defence, enjoying the Herbie Farnworth debacle

"PRECEDENT WAS SET!" - Brownstone, screaming into the void about $5K increments

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Regarding Wizard of Tauranga said:

"Champion team indeed... if you forget about the fullback and the forward pack." - Chris Hodges, after Wizard spent $9M on two players

"I thought I won and you guys are going for placing???" - Wizard, genuinely confused about the rules

"We made Cam Smith the player he is today!" - Wizard, during the Great Player Exodus of Round 7

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Regarding Defence said:

"I've been groomed, haven't I? Chris keeps asking for increasingly embarrassing favours in exchange for advice." - Defence, achieving self-awareness

"82% goal kicking from 100 attempts over 8 years is ELITE, actually." - Defence, defending the Staggs selection with a straight face

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Regarding Ryno 2.0 said:

"It's 4:45 AM in Norway and I'm bidding on imaginary rugby league players. This is fine." - Ryno, questioning his life choices

"Foran slipped through the net at $200K. SLIPPED. THROUGH. THE. NET." - Ryno, still in disbelief

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Regarding Cces said:

"Craig Gower is an upstanding citizen when he is sober. After his third beer, expect unsolicited massages. After his sixth, puppetry of the penis becomes a concern." - Cces's official character reference for Gower

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Regarding Wrighty said:

"Matt Lodge giving an ethics speech to the Wizards would be peak comedy." - Wizard, firing shots

"My daughter is engaged to Chris Hodges' son. Should this engagement be called off, there may be costly retribution." - Wrighty, receiving the world's most threatening $25K bonus

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Regarding Muddogz said:

"We'll get Danny Buderus. Eventually. One day. Please." - Muddogz, every round since Round 3

"$2.7M war chest and no hooker. It's called strategy, look it up." - Muddogz, probably

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Regarding Warriors55 said:

"I have three essays due, a full day of work, and Todd Carney requires a social media policy. This is fine." - Warriors55, before Mr. Brownstone saved the day

"We got Taumalolo for $1.4M. Wait, was he even eligible?" - The question no one wanted to ask

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Regarding Naumaifooty said:

"Sonny Bill Williams and Benji Marshall in the same team. It's 2011 again and I'm here for it." - Naumaifooty, living the dream

*Posts reaction GIF instead of actual commentary* - Naumaifooty's preferred communication method

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The defending champion assembled a solid roster. Two Immortals in the halves (Lockyer & Cronk) is a strong foundation, though both are from a different era. The spine of Tedesco-Cook-Cronk-Lockyer looks good on paper.

The acquisition of Latrell at $820K was decent value - everyone else was distracted, and Brownstone was paying attention.

Strengths:

• Best halves pairing in the competition - no debate
• Tedesco at fullback provides elite insurance
• Forward pack with Tapine, Yeo, Hindmarsh is Origin-quality
• RTS provides that X-factor outside back option

Weaknesses:

• Second winger spot is thin (Tupou is... fine)
• Prop depth could be better - Morley is aging
• $1.225M isn't much for the final round

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1.  James Tedesco (FB)
2.  Daniel Tupou (W)
3.  Latrell Mitchell (C)
4.  Roger Tuivasa-Sheck (C)
5.  [NEED - Target: Blacklock/2025 winger]
6.  Darren Lockyer (FE)
7.  Cooper Cronk (HB)
8.  Adrian Morley (PR)
9.  Damian Cook (HK)
10. Joseph Tapine (PR)
11. Nathan Hindmarsh (SR)
12. Eliesa Katoa (SR)
13. Isaah Yeo (LK)

14. Brett Kimmorley (INT)
15. Stefano Utoikamanu (INT)
16. Xavier Willison (INT)
17. Keaon Koloamatangi (INT)

CAPTAIN: Darren Lockyer (Three-time premiership winner, Immortal)
GOAL KICKER: Darren Lockyer (Career 313/430 - 72.8%)

• Nathan Blacklock - $300K would solve the winger problem
• Dylan Brown - Utility playmaker depth
• Jesse Bromwich - Prop depth if affordable

• Was cruising to an uncontested championship until he discovered the $5K bid increment rule exists. "PRECEDENT WAS SET!" echoes through the halls to this day.
• Spent more energy arguing about $5,000 than most teams spent on actual strategy. The Herbie Farnworth Incident will be studied in forum law schools.
• "Why do automated software updates always make things worse!!" - Brownstone, after his scheduled bid failed
• The Cooper Cronk Match Day Prep Routine essay is now required reading at Hodges Agency. It includes Enya meditation and the mantra "process over outcome."
• Defence called him "#BrownstonesBroncos" - the nickname has stuck in the office
• Somehow wrote THREE essays for Warriors55's fines while also winning bidding wars. Multitasking king.
• "The $5K increment rule finally caught up with him. Couldn't have happened to a nicer guy." - Everyone else

This roster screams Craig Bellamy. Systematic, calculated, built on a spine of Immortals who execute without ego. Bellamy would have Cronk and Lockyer running identical plays to the 2017-2019 Storm dynasty.

Alternative: Wayne Bennett - because only he could manage Brownstone's ego alongside two Immortals who also have opinions.

Hodges Hot Take: With this roster's clinical approach and Brownstone's essay-writing homework regime, they don't need a coach - they need a project manager with a Gantt chart.

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The Wizard went ALL IN on two players. Cameron Smith ($5M) and Jonathan Thurston ($4M) represent 60% of the entire salary cap. It's either genius or madness - the jury is still out.

On paper, having arguably the two greatest players of the NRL era in your halves is terrifying. The problem? Every other position looks like it was assembled at a Salvation Army clearance sale.

Karmichael Hunt at fullback is... a choice. Ezra Mam at five-eighth means JT is basically playing both halves positions. The outside backs are the human equivalent of "we have fullbacks at home."

Strengths:

• JT + Cameron Smith is the greatest halves/hooker combo ever assembled
• Forward pack is actually decent - Matt Scott, Leniu, Parker
• Stephen Crichton provides genuine strike power
• Squad depth means no forfeit concerns

Weaknesses:

• $50K war chest - literally can only afford meme players
• Fullback is a glaring hole (Hunt is a centre, let's be honest)
• Winger depth is concerning
• Ezra Mam in his current form is a liability, especially if he is driving...

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1.  Karmichael Hunt (FB) - pray for us
2.  Zac Lomax (W)
3.  Stephen Crichton (C)
4.  Clinton Toopi (C)
5.  Jamayne Isaako (W)
6.  Ezra Mam (FE)
7.  Jonathan Thurston (HB)
8.  Spencer Leniu (PR)
9.  Cameron Smith (HK)
10. Matt Scott (PR)
11. Corey Parker (SR)
12. Isaiah Papali'i (SR)
13. Erin Clarke (LK)

14. Kurt Capewell (INT)
15. Jordan McLean (INT)
16. Daniel Saifiti (INT)
17. Leka Halasima (INT)

CAPTAIN: Cameron Smith (Most games ever, Origin legend)
GOAL KICKER: Jonathan Thurston (Career 913/1104 - 82.7%)

• Reality check - $50K means you're shopping at the discount bin
• Sione Katoa - $10K meme option
• Anyone with a "B" surname who costs less than $50K

• "We made Cam Smith the player he is today!" - actual quote during The Great Exodus
• Promised Chris Hodges a Lamborghini. Redirected it to Isaac Moses. Savage.
• First to complete a team. Forgot the game was about rankings, not finishing first.
• "$145k would have been funnier" - Wizard, after Hodges gave him a $5K bonus
• Still waiting on that $250K Cameron Smith fine to be paid. Interest is accruing.
• Karmichael Hunt was displaced by Motu Tony. Let that sink in.

This team needs Phil Gould. Not as coach - as GM, therapist, and crisis manager. When you have JT and Cam Smith AND a player exodus AND no fullback, you need someone who thrives in chaos.

Alternative: Ricky Stuart - his rants about referees would distract from the team's structural issues. Plus he'd probably fight someone over the Cam Smith fine.

Hodges Hot Take: With $50K war chest and 18 players, Wizard doesn't need a coach. He needs a magician. Oh wait...

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The Brad Fittler Saga of Round 11 will be remembered for generations. Cces pushed Defence all the way to $1.3M, showing both excellent value hunting and a willingness to throw money around strategically.

This squad screams "we're going to bash you into submission." Gordon Tallis at lock with Payne Haas and Ben Kennedy in the pack is genuinely frightening. Tom Trbojevic at fullback - when healthy - is a cheat code.

Harry Grant at hooker provides that spark out of dummy half. The outside backs with To'o, Coates, and Hodges give you speed and power in equal measure.

Strengths:

• Most intimidating forward pack in the competition
• Tom Trbojevic is a genuine game-changer
• Back three finishing ability is elite
• $1.71M war chest allows for upgrades

Weaknesses:

• Halves are the weakest in the top tier (Reynolds/Girdler)
• Second centre spot needs addressing
• Only 15 players - needs minimum two more
• Girdler as a five-eighth is... creative interpretation

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1.  Tom Trbojevic (FB)
2.  Xavier Coates (W)
3.  Justin Hodges (C)
4.  [NEED - Target: Darius Boyd/Preston Campbell]
5.  Brian To'o (W)
6.  Ryan Girdler (FE)
7.  Adam Reynolds (HB)
8.  Payne Haas (PR)
9.  Harry Grant (HK)
10. Josh Papalii (PR)
11. Viliame Kikau (SR)
12. Ben Kennedy (SR)
13. Gordon Tallis (LK)

14. Simon Mannering (INT)
15. Craig Gower (INT)
16. Scott Sorensen (INT)
17. [NEED - utility/prop]

CAPTAIN: Gordon Tallis (Origin captain, enforcer)
GOAL KICKER: Adam Reynolds (Career 697/830 - 84%)

• Danny Buderus - Elite hooker depth
• Darius Boyd - Versatile outside back
• Sam Burgess - Would complete an absurdly strong pack
• Dylan Brown - Five-eighth upgrade

• The Craig Gower Character Reference is legendary: "upstanding citizen when sober... puppetry of the penis after six beers"
• "Dylan Brown deserved the 2025 Golden Boot" - Cces, If only the year 2025 counted.
• Pushed Defence all the way to $1.3M for Brad Fittler. Knew exactly what he was doing.
• Picked up Craig Gower for $250K after the infamous "double pipping" incident
• Defence came back from lunch to find he'd lost two bidding wars. Cces does not take lunch breaks.

This forward-heavy roster needs Des Hasler. The man who turned Manly's mongrel pack into back-to-back premiers would look at Gallen, Hannay, Beetson, and JWH-13 and start salivating.

Alternative: Trent Robinson - his ability to develop attack through the middle would unlock the devastating hit-up game. Craig Gower as utility... Robbo would find a way.

Hodges Hot Take: Cces operates like a robot. No lunch breaks. Predatory bidding. This team coaches itself - just press play and watch the forward pack obliterate opposition.

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The Apex Predators have assembled a roster that makes you say "wow, that's exciting" and "wait, who's playing prop?" in the same breath.

The backline is headlined by the 2025 DALLY M WINNER Reece Walsh - the man who led Brisbane to the premiership, starred for QLD in Origin, and represented Australia. At $1.95M, he might be the best value signing in the competition. Add Benji Marshall, Joey Manu, Mark Gasnier, Valentine Holmes - that's a genuine superstar backline. Kalyn Ponga on the bench is just unfair depth.

The problem is the forward pack looks like it was assembled from whoever showed up to training on time. Lindsay Collins and RCG are workmanlike but won't scare anyone. Craig Wing at hooker is undersized.

Strengths:

• Reece Walsh is the 2025 Dally M - Premiership winner, Origin star, Kangaroos rep - absolute superstar
• Backline depth is insane - Ponga AND Dearden on the bench
• Benji + DCE halves pairing has creativity for days
• Outside backs can score from anywhere
• SBW adds genuine X-factor

Weaknesses:

• Forward pack is undersized and underpowered
• Hooker is a genuine concern
• Relying heavily on skill over size
• Craig Fitzgibbon was a coaching hire, not a playing one

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1.  Reece Walsh (FB) - 2025 DALLY M WINNER
2.  Jason Saab (W)
3.  Mark Gasnier (C)
4.  Joseph Manu (C)
5.  Valentine Holmes (W)
6.  Benji Marshall (FE)
7.  Daly Cherry-Evans (HB)
8.  Lindsay Collins (PR)
9.  Craig Wing (HK)
10. Regan Campbell-Gillard (PR)
11. Angus Crichton (SR)
12. Sonny Bill Williams (SR)
13. Victor Radley (LK)

14. Kalyn Ponga (INT) - utility god
15. Tom Dearden (INT) - halves cover
16. Taniela Paseka (INT)
17. [NEED - prop/forward depth]

CAPTAIN: Daly Cherry-Evans (Former Maroons captain)
GOAL KICKER: Valentine Holmes (Career 192/243 - 79%)

• Jesse Bromwich - Desperately need a big prop
• Danny Buderus - Hooker upgrade
• Sam Burgess - Would transform the pack

• Communication style: 90% reaction GIFs, 10% actual words. Respectable.
• Benji + SBW reunion. The 2011 nostalgia is STRONG with this one.
• Craig Fitzgibbon was drafted. As a player. In 2026. Bold.
• Has Kalyn Ponga AND Tom Dearden on the bench. What is depth management?
• The backline is so stacked that genuine Origin players can't crack the starting 13.

Obvious choice: Benji Marshall himself. Already on the roster as a player-coach combo. The attack would be freestyle, entertaining, and completely unpredictable. The 2025 Dally M winner Reece Walsh would thrive under Benji's creative freedom.

Alternative: Ivan Cleary - his defensive systems could shore up the forward pack issues while letting the superstars cook.

Hodges Hot Take: With Walsh, Benji, SBW, and DCE, this team doesn't need a coach's playbook. They need a producer. This is reality TV rugby league - script it, shoot it, profit.

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The game moderator has assembled a team that would make 2000s NRL fans weep with joy. JWH, Steve Price, Brad Thorn, Willie Mason - that's not a forward pack, that's a war crime.

Hayne at fullback in his prime era was arguably the most electrifying player in the game. The halves of Maloney and Moses are an interesting combination - creative but prone to the occasional brain snap.

The concern? Three hookers (Farah, Mahoney, McInnis) suggests Wrighty wasn't quite sure what he wanted there. And only $325K left means minimal room for improvement.

Strengths:

• Forward pack is absolutely brutal
• Hayne provides elite fullback play
• Josh Addo-Carr is the fastest man alive
• Hooker depth is excessive (but quality)

Weaknesses:

• $325K severely limits options
• Starford To'a on the wing is a concern
• Three hookers is two too many
• Halves are good, not great

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1.  Jarryd Hayne (FB)
2.  Josh Addo-Carr (W)
3.  Jamie Lyon (C)
4.  Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow (C)
5.  Starford To'a (W)
6.  James Maloney (FE)
7.  Mitchell Moses (HB)
8.  Jarred Waerea-Hargreaves (PR)
9.  Robbie Farah (HK)
10. Steve Price (PR)
11. Brad Thorn (SR)
12. Tonie Carroll (SR)
13. Willie Mason (LK)

14. Reed Mahoney (INT)
15. Cameron McInnis (INT)
16. Jack Hetherington (INT)
17. Matt Lodge (INT)

CAPTAIN: Brad Thorn (All Blacks AND Kangaroos representative)
GOAL KICKER: Jamie Lyon (Career 562/666 - 84.4%)

• Matt Bowen - Could upgrade wing cheaply
• Preston Campbell - Utility depth
• Anyone under $325K who can play outside back

"Three hookers? The man's just planning for Origin camp." - Hodges intern #3

"I hear Wrighty's daughter is engaged to Chris's son. Explains the $25K bonus. Can't prove it, but the timing is suspicious." - Office conspiracy theorist

"Matt Lodge giving ethics presentations to visiting teams would be the most Wrecking Crew thing imaginable." - Wizard, still salty about round 4

"Willie Mason, Brad Thorn, JWH, and Matt Lodge in the same forward rotation. That's not rugby league, that's assault with extra steps." - Opposition scout

"Jamie Lyon at 84.4% goal kicking is the most quietly competent selection in the entire competition. Nobody's talking about it because everyone's distracted by the Staggs drama." - Statistical analyst who actually reads spreadsheets

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This roster screams Wayne Bennett. Old-school forwards, Origin-quality toughness, and a spine that executes rather than entertains. Benny would look at JWH, Steve Price, Brad Thorn, and Willie Mason and say "now THAT'S a football team."

Alternative: Tim Sheens - the Wrecking Crew aesthetic matches his 2000s Canberra and Tigers dynasties. Plus Hayne at fullback needs an ego manager.

Hodges Hot Take: With the game moderator as owner, this team essentially has referee immunity. They don't need a coach - they need someone to remind Wrighty that favouritism isn't technically a rule violation. Even though he selected Starford Toa in a team supposed to be of the best players in the NRL era. Red Card!

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Ryno has been playing this game from Norway, waking up at 4:45 AM to make bids. That level of dedication deserves respect. The results have been mixed.

Andrew Johns is the centerpiece - arguably the greatest halfback ever. Greg Inglis at fullback is elite. The problem is the five-eighth spot where Kieran Foran (who slipped through the net at $200K) represents either incredible value or a red flag.

The forward pack is interesting - Gallen, Ali Lauiti'iti, Beaver Menzies provide Origin-quality edge play. Tino on the bench is great value. But that second winger spot is completely empty.

Strengths:

• Andrew Johns is literally an Immortal
• GI at fullback is terrifying
• Israel Folau at centre adds finishing power
• Edge forwards are elite (Menzies, Ali, Gallen)

Weaknesses:

• Missing a second winger entirely
• Foran at five-eighth is a gamble
• Middle forward depth is thin
• $505K needs to fill multiple holes

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1.  Greg Inglis (FB)
2.  Dane Gagai (W)
3.  Israel Folau (C)
4.  [NEED - centre/wing]
5.  [NEED - winger - CRITICAL]
6.  Kieran Foran (FE)
7.  Andrew Johns (HB)
8.  Moses Leota (PR)
9.  Api Koroisau (HK)
10. Andrew Fifita (PR)
11. Ali Lauiti'iti (SR)
12. Steve Menzies (SR)
13. Paul Gallen (LK)

14. Tino Faasuamaleaui (INT)
15. Jake Trbojevic (INT)
16. Naufahu Whyte (INT)
17. Jayden Su'a (INT)

CAPTAIN: Paul Gallen (NSW Origin captain)
GOAL KICKER: Andrew Johns (Career 781/1051 - 74.3%)

• ANY WINGER - This is critical. Nathan Blacklock, Matt Bowen, anyone
• Darius Boyd - Could cover wing/centre
• Ben Barba - Another outside back option

"It's 4:45 AM in Norway. The rest of us are asleep. Ryno is already awake, sniping bids on Israeli internationals. The dedication is either admirable or concerning." - Night shift security

"Foran at $200K. SLIPPED. THROUGH. THE. NET. At $200K! I'm still not over it. That's elite five-eighth production at minimum wage prices." - Ryno, three weeks later

"He's got Joey, he's got GI, he's got Gallen leading the pack... and he forgot to buy TWO wingers. TWO. Not one. TWO." - Accounting department

"The timezone situation has created the most interesting bidding patterns. Every round, we're checking 'is Ryno awake yet?' before updating projections." - Hodges data team

"If he gets Blacklock in the final round, this suddenly becomes a top 4 team. One signing. That's all it takes." - Neutral observer (suspiciously sounds like Ryno)

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This roster needs Michael Hagan. Built the Knights dynasty around Andrew Johns, and this team is literally built around Andrew Johns. Same playbook, different decade.

Alternative: Craig Bellamy - he could turn Gallen into a one-man defensive system and get GI to play fullback properly instead of wherever he feels like.

Hodges Hot Take: Ryno bidding from Norway at 4:45 AM deserves a medal. But the coach for this team is actually just an alarm clock. Set it for 4:44 AM and don't miss another winger in the draft.

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Defence has been through the wars this game. The Kotoni Staggs goal-kicker controversy nearly caused an international incident. The "grooming" relationship with Chris Hodges has been... educational.

The spine is actually excellent - Billy Slater, Brandon Smith, Munster, Fittler. That's a genuine premiership-caliber combination. The outside backs with Tuqiri, Sailor, Staggs, and Farnworth are powerful if not flashy.

The forward pack is underrated - JFH is elite, Carrigan is an Origin lock, Nanai and Hudson Young provide edge aggression. Tony Williams on $10K is the meme signing of the competition.

Strengths:

• Billy Slater is the GOAT fullback
• Munster at halfback is creative and dangerous
• Outside backs are BIG
• Forward pack is quietly solid

Weaknesses:

• Goal kicking controversy remains unresolved
• Fittler at five-eighth in 2025? Bold choice
• Tony Williams is genuinely on this roster
• $470K limits final round options

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1.  Billy Slater (FB)
2.  Lote Tuqiri (W)
3.  Kotoni Staggs (C)
4.  Herbie Farnworth (C)
5.  Wendell Sailor (W)
6.  Brad Fittler (FE)
7.  Cameron Munster (HB)
8.  James Fisher-Harris (PR)
9.  Brandon Smith (HK)
10. Siosiua Taukeiaho (PR)
11. Jeremiah Nanai (SR)
12. Hudson Young (SR)
13. Patrick Carrigan (LK)

14. Jerome Hughes (INT)
15. Nicho Hynes (INT) - GOAL KICKER
16. Haumole Olakau'atu (INT)
17. Tony Williams (INT) - vibes only

CAPTAIN: Brad Fittler (Origin legend)
GOAL KICKER: Nicho Hynes (Career 220/275 - 80%) or Kotoni Staggs (82% in limited attempts)

• Hazem El Masri - Solves the goal kicking issue PERMANENTLY
• Jesse Bromwich - Prop depth
• Greg Bird - Edge forward upgrade

"I've been groomed, haven't I? Chris Hodges keeps asking for increasingly embarrassing favors in exchange for advice." - Defence, finally achieving self-awareness

"82% from 100 attempts over 8 years is ELITE goal kicking. You know what's also elite? Hazem El Masri. Just saying." - Everyone, constantly

"The Staggs goal-kicker debate has produced more content than most team's entire bidding history. At this point, I'm emotionally invested." - Forum lurker

"Tony Williams at $10K. That's either the steal of the draft or... no, wait, that's just $10K wasted. But what a story!" - Optimistic intern

"Defence missed a bid increment because he was filming his son's BMX tricks. Most wholesome excuse in competition history. Can't even be mad." - Chris Hodges, briefly showing human emotion

"He's one El Masri away from silencing every critic. The question is: will he admit he needs him?" - Goal kicking analytics department

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This roster needs Billy Slater himself. Player-coach vibes are strong here. Slater at fullback coaching Munster in the halves? That's a Storm reunion tour that actually makes sense.

Alternative: Craig Bellamy (again) - because when you have Billy Slater, Cameron Munster, and Brandon Smith, you're basically running a Storm alumni club. Might as well get the band back together.

Hodges Hot Take: The relationship between Defence and Chris Hodges has produced more drama than the actual game. This team doesn't need a coach - it needs a couples counselor and an El Masri intervention specialist.

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The Warriors Strikeforce has assembled the most authentic "Warriors fan" roster possible. Stacey Jones, Ruben Wiki, Isaac Luke - the nostalgia is palpable.

The forward pack is legitimately frightening. Jason Taumalolo at lock is a bulldozer. Shane Webcke was the best prop of his era. David Fifita is an $85 million edge forward getting paid $250K here.

The spine is... interesting. Stacey Jones is a legend. Ben Hunt at hooker is unorthodox but workable. Todd Carney at five-eighth is brave (and comes with a comprehensive social media policy).

Three wingers and no clear second centre suggests some lineup juggling is needed.

Strengths:

• Forward pack is absolutely loaded
• Three hookers provides depth (Hunt, Isaac Luke, Robson)
• $980K war chest allows for flexibility
• Warriors heritage players add intangibles

Weaknesses:

• Centre depth is concerning (Casey McLean?)
• Todd Carney at five-eighth is a gamble
• Too many wingers, not enough structure
• Taumalolo was technically ineligible? (played 2025)

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1.  Anthony Minichiello (FB)
2.  Alex Johnston (W)
3.  Ronaldo Mulitalo (C)
4.  Brent Tate (C)
5.  Mark Nawaqanitawase (W)
6.  Todd Carney (FE)
7.  Stacey Jones (HB)
8.  Shane Webcke (PR)
9.  Ben Hunt (HK)
10. Ruben Wiki (PR)
11. David Fifita (SR)
12. Luke Lewis (SR)
13. Jason Taumalolo (LK)

14. Isaac Luke (INT)
15. Liam Martin (INT)
16. Cameron Murray (INT)
17. Terrell May (INT)

CAPTAIN: Stacey Jones (Warriors legend)
GOAL KICKER: Ben Hunt (Career 24/32 - 75%) or need to acquire

• Hazem El Masri - Reliable goal kicker
• Darius Boyd - Versatile outside back
• Trent Barrett - Five-eighth upgrade option

"Stacey Jones, Ruben Wiki, Isaac Luke... Warriors55 doesn't have a team, he has a museum exhibition. And honestly? I'm here for it." - Nostalgia department

"Three essays due, a full day of work, and Todd Carney required a social media policy. The man was drowning. Mr. Brownstone swooped in like a savior. Extremely suspicious timing." - Office conspiracist

"We got Taumalolo for $1.4M. Wait... was he even eligible? He played 2025. Are we checking eligibility now? Did anyone ask?" - Legal, nervously flipping through rule book

"Casey McLean starting at centre. That's either a draft oversight or a deep cut Warriors heritage pick. We're calling it 'intentional' for PR purposes." - Public relations

"The forward pack of Webcke, Wiki, Taumalolo, and David Fifita could legitimately win a game by themselves. The problem is rugby league requires backs too." - Tactical analyst

"Todd Carney's social media policy is 47 pages long. FORTY-SEVEN. It specifically addresses situations we didn't know existed." - HR department, still traumatized

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This roster needs Stacey Jones himself. Player-coach is the only answer here. The Warriors legend guiding his own team with Wiki, Isaac Luke, and $3M worth of himself in the halves? It's poetic.

Alternative: Stephen Kearney - understands Warriors DNA, managed difficult personalities (hello Todd Carney), and would get every last ounce of nostalgia out of this roster.

Hodges Hot Take: This team was built with pure emotion. No analytics. No strategy meetings. Just "who did I love watching as a kid?" That's not a roster - it's a love letter to the Warriors. And you know what? It might work. Because intangibles are real and Stacey Jones at Carlaw Park would make grown men cry.

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Muddogz has the biggest war chest ($2.7M) but the smallest roster (12 players). This is either strategic genius or a catastrophic failure to click "submit bid" on time.

The halves pairing of Nathan Cleary and Shaun Johnson is elite - $6.9M of pure playmaking brilliance. Ryan Papenhuyzen at fullback adds another dimension. Semi Radradra might be the most talented player in any backline.

THE PROBLEM: No hooker. None. Zip. Nada. This team literally cannot field a starting 13 right now because THERE IS NO HOOKER.

Danny Buderus has been the target since Round 1. If Muddogz doesn't get him in the final round, this whole campaign has been an elaborate exercise in self-sabotage.

Strengths:

• Cleary + Johnson is arguably the best halves combo (fight me, Brownstone)
• $2.7M war chest is enormous
• Semi Radradra is a cheat code
• Papenhuyzen is electric when healthy

Weaknesses:

• NO HOOKER - CRITICAL FAILURE
• Only 12 players - needs 5+ more
• Forward pack depth is thin
• The Beast (Manu Vatuvei) on the wing is nostalgia, not strategy

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1.  Ryan Papenhuyzen (FB)
2.  Manu Vatuvei (W)
3.  Semi Radradra (C)
4.  Nigel Vagana (C)
5.  Jack Wighton (W)
6.  Nathan Cleary (FE)
7.  Shaun Johnson (HB)
8.  Addin Fonua-Blake (PR)
9.  [NEED - HOOKER - DANNY BUDERUS]
10. Petero Civoniceva (PR)
11. Josh Curran (SR)
12. [NEED - second row]
13. Junior Paulo (LK)

14. Marty Taupau (INT)
15. Liam Henry (INT)
16. [NEED]
17. [NEED]

CAPTAIN: Nathan Cleary (Premiership winner, Origin captain)
GOAL KICKER: Nathan Cleary (Career 539/665 - 81.1%)

• DANNY BUDERUS - NON-NEGOTIABLE
• Sam Burgess - Transforms the forward pack
• Greg Bird - Second row option
• Jesse Bromwich - Prop depth
• Matt Bowen - Utility coverage

"We'll get Danny Buderus. Eventually. One day. Please." - Muddogz, every single round since Round 3

"$2.7 million war chest. TWELVE players. No hooker. I've seen strategic gambles before, but this is either 4D chess or a man who forgot to submit bids." - Financial analyst, genuinely confused

"Cleary and Shaun Johnson is $6.9M of pure halves brilliance. The kind of spine that wins premierships. Shame about the whole 'cannot field a starting 13' situation." - Hodges scouting department

"Semi Radradra is on this team. SEMI RADRADRA. And people are still talking about the hooker. Priorities, people!" - Muddogz, deflecting

"The Beast on the wing brings nothing but vibes and memories. Sometimes that's enough. This is probably not one of those times." - Nostalgia enthusiast with concerns

"If Muddogz misses out on Buderus in the final round, we're witnessing the most elaborate 11-round setup for disappointment in competition history." - Drama department, preparing popcorn

"At least the goal kicking is sorted. Nathan Cleary at 81%. One less thing to worry about. Only twelve other things to worry about." - Silver linings specialist

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This roster needs Ivan Cleary. And not just because Nathan is on the team. Ivan's ability to build systems around elite halves would maximize the Cleary + Johnson combination. Plus he's used to managing expectations during rebuilds.

Alternative: Andrew McFadden - the Warriors heritage pick. Managed SJ before, knows New Zealand talent, and would understand why The Beast is on the wing even if it doesn't make tactical sense.

Hodges Hot Take: Muddogz has $2.7M and no hooker. That's not a coaching issue - that's a procurement failure. Get Buderus. Get Burgess. Get anyone who can play the position. THEN we can discuss coaching philosophy. Right now, this team needs a hooker more than it needs a head coach.

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• Sam Burgess - The biggest name available. Expect $1.5M+ bidding war
• Danny Buderus - Muddogz NEEDS him. Others might bid to block
• Matt Bowen - Sneaky good value at $400-600K
• Ben Barba - Elite but controversial. Could go cheap
• Greg Bird - Solid second row option
• Jesse Bromwich - Quality prop depth
• Nathan Blacklock - Winger solution for Ryno
• Darius Boyd - Versatile outside back
• Trent Barrett - Five-eighth option

• Preston Campbell - Utility value
• Hazem El Masri - GOAT goal kicker
• Brett Stewart - Fullback depth
• Scott Prince - Halfback backup

• Dylan Brown - 2025 GOLDEN BOOT WINNER - Elite five-eighth value (if you only account for 2025 and 2025 alone)
• Lachy Galvin - Utility
• Various minimum wage options - For cap management

Chris Hodges said:

Gentlemen,

After 11 rounds of manipulation, intervention, and questionable essay assignments, we approach the endgame.

MY PREDICTIONS FOR THE FINAL ROUND:

1. Danny Buderus will go to Muddogz unless someone pays $1.2M+ to block them. They NEED him.

2. Sam Burgess will spark the bidding war of the competition. Cces and Naumai have the funds and the need. Expect $1.5M+.

3. Nathan Blacklock is Ryno's only hope. If they don't get a winger, that 4:45 AM alarm in Norway was all for nothing.

4. Hazem El Masri could be the sneaky value pick for Defence - solves their goal kicking problem forever.

5. Mr. Brownstone is a contender but the $5K increment debacle showed he's beatable. The competition is wide open.

GAME STATE:

This is genuinely anyone's competition now. Brownstone has Immortals but also has holes. Cces has the brutal forward pack. Wizard has JT+Cam. Apex Predators have the 2025 Dally M winner in Reece Walsh. And Muddogz could emerge from nowhere with that massive war chest if they finally get Buderus.

Muddogz could be the wildcard if they nail the final round. Cleary + Johnson + Buderus + Burgess would be terrifying.

Everyone else is playing for bronze.

May your bids be strategic and your alarm clocks reliable.

- C. Hodges
Managing Director, Hodges Agency
"We take 15%, but we give 100% of the manipulation"

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Makasene said:

A complete non-event when moved to the left.

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Chris Hodges said:

Didgeridoo CHRIS HODGES AGENCY - ROUND 5 REPORT

Please note that these tasks to be actioned/communicated by Saturday midday NZT.



ROUND 5 SUMMARY
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• Players Drafted: 4
• Total Spent: $9,850,000
• Interventions: 4 ( 0 | 0 | 4)

HODGES LEGENDS DRAFTED THIS ROUND

@wizard of Tauranga ( Good - 70 rep)
Total Spent This Round: $5,800,000

• Cameron Smith - $5,000,000
Positions: Hooker

INTERVENTION: Cameron Smith Special Demand - Ego
As one of the greatest players in the NRL era, demands an additional $250,000 as 'ego management fee'
Fine if refused: Walkout
Status: PENDING

• Matt Scott - $800,000
Positions: Prop

INTERVENTION: Matt Scott Special Demand - No mention
The quiet achiever demands no interviews - you cannot mention him by name/initials at all in this thread. Confirm you understand.
Fine if refused: $400,000
Status: PENDING

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@Defence ( Good - 60 rep)
Total Spent This Round: $4,050,000

• Billy Slater - $3,000,000
Positions: Fullback

INTERVENTION: Immunity
Protected from Chris Hodges intervention. No action required.
Status: Actioned

• Wendell Sailor - $1,050,000
Positions: Wing

INTERVENTION: Wendell Sailor Special Demand - Try Celebration
Dell demands a try celebration - Post a video of you performing your own special try celebration.
Fine if refused: Walkout
Status: PENDING

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TEAM STANDINGS

Warriors55: 5 players | $6,910,000 | Rep: 80
Muddogz: 4 players | $5,600,000 | Rep: 70
Naumaifooty: 4 players | $7,260,000 | Rep: 70
Wizards: 4 players | $10,000,000 | Rep: 70
Wrighty: 4 players | $3,900,000 | Rep: 80
Defence: 3 players | $4,750,000 | Rep: 60
Cces: 2 players | $2,890,000 | Rep: 70
Ryno 2.0: 2 players | $5,960,000 | Rep: 70
Mr Brownstone: 1 players | $820,000 | Rep: 60
Updawahs: 0 players | $0 | Rep: 50


With legendary regards,
C. Hodges
Hodges Agency
"Fifty Years of Extracting Value"

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