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The SuperCoach Stats You Need For Round 4

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today. We have got some exclusive content that comes from the Ru Crew for you guys to have a listen to today. It all gets explained here, but if you're a supercars player, I've said it before, you have to be in the Ru Crew. You're crazy if you're not. $10,000 cash prize up to the winner of the Ru Crew competition. There's only about 500 people in there, so easy money. You also get these supercars starts every single week. Now, I'll explain them when we get into the video, but they are very unique. You will not find them anywhere else, and they are such a fantastic tool. One for supercoach, two for your betting, all that sort of stuff. So make sure you jump in there, what you can do, what people do in the Ru Crew is they have the stats open on their laptop, and they read through them the same as I talk through them on this podcast. There's a weekly thing we do where I go through the stats that drop every single Wednesday. I go through all them and read out to you what stands out to me and what I've taken from it. A lot of the trades I'm actually making this week are off the back of the stats. So you're here in this podcast why I'm doing that. This isn't the entire thing, it's just part of it, but this is just part of what you get every single week in the Ru Crew for just $2. These stats sheets where honestly I find them over fuckingwhelming as a whole, but you

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Get our guys welcome back to the Guru podcast, obviously an exclusive episode here for you Ru Crew members. We're going to go through our supercarts stats that officially started dropping this week. So guys, if you weren't in the Ru Crew last year, these stats will drop every single week on a Wednesday in the Ru Crew. Really useful stats. Essentially what they do is they have a look at each and every matchup for every single player and their matchups for the next three weeks. So not matchups as in this guy will score good against the dragon. It's like, okay, if he's playing the dragon and he's a right center, that means he'll be going up against Moses Sully, who is the left center. How are right centers scoring against Moses Sully so far this season? What does that match up look like? So, and obviously sometimes you have to add your own context to this sort of stuff. If there's changes to teams or throughout the season or a guy gets injured, there's new guys in spots, but it will essentially tell you for each and every player. And for certain positions, it's a lot more helpful than others. So for back rowers, halves, centers and wingers, that will tell you, okay, the right center,

your player, Val Holmes. Here's the right center for the dragon. The next three weeks of teams that he plays, what is he tip to score against those three left edges and against that left center? So it's a really good sort of matchup thing for you to use. What it does is it gives you an idea of what the next three looks like three weeks and it ranks them for each and every position. Obviously, guys, for front row forward, it's a little bit less useful, I think hook up. I don't think it's, I mean, it's useful, but it's not the end of the world. But I think your halves, your halves, your second rowers, your centers and your wingers, this shit's really important. So for your middles, guys, probably not as important. I still think it matters and it's worth having a look at. But I think your positional matchups, I think this stuff's really, really important. So this will be in here every week. So make sure you go check it out. Obviously, you can go and have a look at the dock yourself. It's in the Roo Crew. It's called the Roo Crew Classic Traitor Assist. That's the document I'm going to be reading through. We've also got the Roo Crew Classic Stats, which you can have a look at, which is just an even deeper fucking dive into all this shit.

I actually find that one a little bit overwhelming, if I'm completely honest. But as you all know, I don't have as many brain cells as most of you out there. So I tend to stick to the Roo Crew, Roo Crew Classic Traitor Assist document. Do I use it for everything? No, I don't. I use it as a weapon in my arsenal. So if I'm sort of maybe tossing up between two players, I can't decide which one to go. I might let the stats help me make a decision. As you guys know, I'm a pretty heavy vibe super coach player, but a lot of people out there obviously love their stats and rely heavily on their stats. And so you should literally fucking factual so they can guide you in a really good way. So use it as much or as little as you like, but I think it's worth having also to you guys that are listening. We'll have a post coming a little bit later today in the Roo Crew, but we are going to be selling some footballs Wednesday, the first of April. It's April Fools day, but ignore that. We are going to have a sale that night, so selling our striped brown and white football. Some of you that have come to Roo Crew events, I've just been given them out to you guys for free to show my appreciation for your support and whatnot. Some of you might already have them if you want to go another one, they will be pretty

cheap in there. And then there'll be a limited edition drop of a football that's coming up in a few months time that I think you guys will absolutely fucking love, but you'll get a better idea of that later. Wednesday, first of April, there will be a post that will drop. I think it's going to be 8 p.m. Wednesday, first of April, there will be a post that will drop in the Roo Crew that will have the password to get into the website, and then you can buy your Guru forties there. As I know, guys, sometimes payday's Thursday, whatever it might be. So we will leave it open and exclusive to you, Roo Crew members for a week or two. So don't stress too much. And if you have any problems, like you need to wait a few more days for you know, pay to come through or work or whatever it is, just let me know and we'll make it work. But yeah, stay tuned for that. You'll see that post later. All right, Roo Crew, classic trade assist. So we're going to go through position by position. We're going to start on the fullback page. So if you look at the right hand side, it says fullback, round four to six. So just on this list, to make sure you're looking at the right thing, if you're watching and listening at the same time, the top three are Gatho, Keny and Drinky. So that means the based on the three teams that Gatho plays in the next three weeks based

on the stats from the season so far, he has got the best chance to score well essentially. The stats suggest he will score the best for the dragon, the dragon's fullback going up against the three teams that he's going to come up against there. So Gatho is number one. I think what I'm going to do here, guys, is you guys can read through this yourself, take out what you want. But I'm just going to talk about the main guys and where they said, so Keny, Keny, I traded him this week. The stats suggest he is probably a hold, realistically, with the second best matchup over the next three weeks for the Titans. Maybe there is something there, but I just, once again, I want to use the eye test. I just don't fucking trust the Titans whatsoever. As rumors around, they're going to make some changes this week. So maybe that needle moves a little bit, but I'm happy to move off, Keny. So that's one where I'm going to use my vibe over the stats. Reese Walsh, very popular guy at the moment. He's number seven on this list. So around about mid range. So not a fantastic matchup, but not a bad one by any means close to the top. So that's OK. Guys that are a little bit further down, James Tidesco is at 11th, the 11th best. So in the bottom half, what I need you to keep in mind with these players is that if you

have a buy, because you're going to score zero points in that, it does drag you down this list. So a guy like Hamiso, he's actually fourth on this list of fullbacks despite having a buy in the next few weeks. So that suggests to me that his other matchups are golden, but he does have the buy in there. So Teddy, he gets dragged down by the buy turbo, funnily enough. He is just below Teddy, so he's got the 13th and Suas got the 14th. Now, if you've got those two guys, I personally think when it comes to fullbacks and stuff, some of these guys are just too talented to read too far into draw. Those guys are the fellas for me. As I said, I think when you get to your edges, it becomes a little bit more important. So let's move to left wingers. So the best few guys over the next few weeks, number one, two equal or two, number two, Lehigh, number three, Karapani, number four, Tommy Jenkins, five, RTS. Tom Jenkins, probably the big one that stands out to me, they're, I think he's averaging 100 odd points at the moment, Tommy Jenkins, big score last week that will stay in his rolling average for a few more weeks. So he does have a reasonably good break even Tom Jenkins.

He's got a break having a 14, he's almost 700k, according to the stats though, he's got the fourth best matchups over the next few weeks. So Tom Jenkins, I don't think his ownership's overly high, might be a guy that you have a look at. Outside of that, when I look through this list, there's not really too many guys that are overly highly owned. The only one that I would mention is Jacob Kiraz. Now Kiraz is obviously carrying a shoulder injury, that's the context we add in. On this list, it says, for left wingers, Kiraz has the worth strength, the schedule over the next three weeks of all left wingers. The two guys that are in front of him in 15 and 16 is Ajay and Kobo. They both have buys, you know, obviously Ajay with the buy this week and the dolphins with the buy in the next two weeks. So Kiraz, that is a little bit alarming with a break even of 113 and carrying an injury. I personally think Kiraz is a sell, I would be letting him go and the stats suggest that as well. All right, right wing. Let's jump into that. So the best strength, the schedule over the next three weeks for right wingers is set to to Grant Anderson, Mark Noonga Neetawase, just spider buy, Jason Sarb and Will Warbrick.

So set it to over the next few weeks, best strength, the schedule. I think what you'll start to notice, as I've said, this is why I'm bringing in Valhams, but Dragon's right edge has a really good matchup over the next few weeks. I am leaning to the stats here a little bit. I also think the dragons in general just have really good matchups over the next few weeks. There are tough teams to watch, but set it to at number one, he is a guy over the next few weeks that the stats suggest that you can play. He's been scoring all right, scored a 50 last week without a try. And the stats suggest that he should be averaging pretty well over the next few weeks. So keep that in mind. Outside of that, when it comes to right wingers, guys that are highly owned, you got the Titans winger there. He's smack in the middle, ninth, best strength, the schedule over the next few weeks, so middle of the ground. What I would be suggesting for you guys is that if you're tossing up between those two, lean into the stats, I would lean into set two personally, because I like the run over the next few weeks. And I think set it to as well as go to break even a four. So if you're for whatever reason, don't have him and you're looking to maybe downgrad another player. I still don't think he's a bad buy as a whole, but anyway, I'm sure most of you already

have him anyway. All right, let's have a look at Senna's left center. The best run over the next few weeks, Dean Mariner, number one, Cal Iro at number two, Sean Russell at three, Brady Bested four, Adam Pompey at number five. So Cal Iro is probably the big talking point there. We just want to see if he actually gets a tacking stats first. That is the big worry. If you tell me that I was going to score a try in two out of his next four games, I probably think I would almost buy him again at 94, you've got to break even a 94, 650K, I rate him very, very highly. But yeah, it's just the attack and stats haven't found him. He's base starting out. So according to that, he has got the good matchups. The teams at the sharks play over the next few weeks, left centers have scored pretty well against them. So keep that in mind with him. The guys down the bottom, my boy, Jackson Perdue, which is a little bit of a worry, I don't love that. Moses Leo down the bottom as well, which is interesting. I think he's a play this week, Moses Leo. The most interesting one though is probably the man at the very bottom, Herbie Farmworth. Granted, he has a buy in this run though, guys, so that is what drags him down.

But even without the buy, he would be a little bit lower on that list. Once again, I think there's certain players that are just too fucking good for me not to be worried. Some of them are named Herbie Farmworth and LaTrell Mitchell, who are in the bottom half, but both have buys. I'm okay with both of those guys over the next few weeks. The big talking point out of left center is kale Iroh, who is, you know, set to average about 65 points in the next few weeks, which he essentially does in base stats. A lot of the other guys don't. So if he's averaging 65 and you've added in Iroh's base, he gets some attacking stats. He could absolutely explode over the next few weeks to keep an eye on Iroh. Right centers. No doubt. No shock here whatsoever. Set to two was the top four right wingers. The top four right centers over the next three weeks is, of course, Val Homes. This is why I am bringing him in. He's averaging 76 points so far over the last, over the season so far, which is only a three week sample size. At the moment, you've had right centers going up against the teams that Val Homes plays in the next three weeks, averaging 68 points per game, Val with his base stats,

goalkeeping, try scoring opportunity. I think Val goes huge. This is why I'm bringing him in. Another one I felt my vibe. I checked the stats. I go, good as gold. Val is coming into the side. Number two, Ali Leia Tower. Number three. Polo Monty. Number four is Brian Kelly. We don't quite know which edge Brian Kelly and Sean Russell are going to play on. I would assume Kelly would come in on the right, but he has played a lot of his footy on the left. So we'll wait and see on that one. Rags is in fifth place, followed by Jack Howarth. Yeah, so when you have a look through that list, we're just having a look if there's anyone else overly relevant. I think it is mostly Val Homes there. Ramin's down the bottom. Gary's down the bottom. And are those guys overly highly owned, though. Simi's a sungy sort of mid range, but yeah, the big talking point is the dragon's right edge. They're strength to schedule over the next few weeks is sensational. I assume that you will see Daniel, I consider the top of his list as well. All right. We're just going to go through halves quickly. Now, obviously guys, we've got left halves and right halves. What we do with these stats is we put them on the left half side if they defend on the left

side, right side on that side. So, you know, Ethan Strange, for example, he's playing down the right, but he's also got a license to come over to the left, Tanner Boyd sort of does similar as well. So read into these what you will, but I think the matchups he could just take away from this. So left ball players over the next few weeks that have good matchups, Flanagan, Ezra Maim, Luke Brooks, Ethan Sanders. So no one that's really overly super coach relevant. Ethan Sanders, probably the only one with a break even of 22. You're probably only going to hold him for another week or two realistically. Guys down the bottom, Luke Metcalf plays to Lungy, Cody Walker, Cody Walker at the third bottom, but he does have a buy in that that does drag him down. Insane that, Cody Nicarama also has a buy and he's sitting in fifth place, fifth best strength to schedule. So Cody strength to schedule over the next few weeks, not sensational. Cameron Munster, Munster right in the middle there with the 10th best strength to schedule four left halves. So yeah, probably not too many talking points to really take away from that realistically. Let's have a look at right halves. No doubt whatsoever who's up front as with the right hand side over the last few weeks.

Dan Atkinson, I think you're safe to play him over the next few weeks. I think you'll score sort of 50 plus or 40 plus at least in those games and he could have the ceiling of a lot more. So Dan Atkinson, he's at number one for right halves over the next three weeks. The other guy is there. Number two, Adam Reynolds, three, Jaden Campbell, four, Ethan Strange, five, Adam Dewey, if he features four, the West Tigers this weekend. Not a bad little play there for him. So the big one there, Dan Atkinson, number one, Camel at three. The guy is down the bottom, Nathan Cleary's in thirteenth. Once again with Nathan Cleary, I don't really give a fuck. He also has the goal. He can, I think you see, I think he just overcomes any stats that come his way. Tana Boyd, he's down the bottom as well, but I think the Warriors are different kettle of fish. So I wouldn't be concerned about that. So yeah, outside of that Jerome, here's Nico Heinz, middle of the range there, but I think the big one to take away here is Dan Atkinson. He's still got the negative 14 break-even, so if you didn't get on Atkinson, maybe you still have an opportunity to go in. If you are someone that's maybe like a Sam Walker guy, you can't afford Cleary. Atkinson's going to make some money over the next few weeks and the stats suggest he's

going to have a good few weeks as well. So something to consider there. Sam Walker. He's got to buy that drags him down, but he is still, he has still got the 14th best strength to schedule over the next three weeks to spite that game tonight that I really like against Manley. The stats suggest you need to sell some of your Walker with a break-even of 117 buy-in coming. All that sort of stuff. I don't think you guys needed stats to know this, but I think you do need to sell Sam Walker. So they are your halves coming out of that. So probably the big talking point there really is to these Atkinson, Jaden Campbell, if you're looking for a little pod play, good matchups there. Front row forward. Once again, guys, I don't think this stuff is all that important to be honest with you, but the top five are the Panthers, Knights, Manley, Sharks, and the West Tigers over the next five weeks. Read into that what you will. Okay, let's look at Hooker. So the best hookers over the next three weeks, there's the best.

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