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Hey SCA readers it’s me, again. This is a post about players in less than 5 percent of teams. And frankly I don’t understand why. These players could be the difference between your team and the one next to it. It could get you over the line in a league match. However it can also go the other way, when unique players don’t perform it has an extra sting. Hope you enjoy it.

First up Brad Green. Well, well, well, this guy is a cult figure at Melbourne and a loyal servant to the Dees. He averaged 85 last year, but he only played 12 games. In 2008 when he played 20 games he averaged 98. He is courageous and you can always count on him to give you a good score. Even better he is only in 0.59% of teams with only 2185 teams picking him.

This next guy has to get some recognition. His name is Brad Sewell and he is representing terrific value at the moment. He has fallen to 516k from 590k at the start of the year. he averaged a handy 111 last year in his 19 games and in 2008 played 18 matches averaging 97.5. He is tough, he is skilled, and he tackles, a lot. He also features rarely in teams. Only being a part of 1.29% teams, with  4788 picks. To me, he is looking like an awesome pick that could be a great addition to any midfield.

Next we take a look at a Shaw. And not the one that can’t take a tag. I’m talking about Rhyce Shaw. He will set you back a little under 450k. He averages 81 so far this season which is less than last year, when he averaged 94. He has fallen about 60k this year and is looking cheap. he gets heaps of the ball and is much more consistent than his brother even though he’s had a bad start to the year. He rebounds for the Swans even though his role has been somewhat taken by Malceski he still breaks the lines. I think this guy could potentially get your backline the unique boost it’s been looking for. He has only been picked in 10,506 teams which is 2.83 percent.

Happy Supercoaching 😉

Alex.

  1. This is a sensational article, top shelf and a credit to the author. Keep up the great work.

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