What was behind the strategy of that?

Rankin early on was in some pretty poor form super coach wise when it came to the end of the year he was like a must have but I didn't have the trades for it I didn't want to waste a trade on someone that's not injured so I had to wait until I could actually force my hand on that one And then Holmesy, I don't trust because he always seems to get injured somehow.

And I hate taking players that have glass hammies and whatnot.

It's just risky.

Baz I was going to bring in in the last round, actually.

But then with Warner out, I had to do a trade in the forward line or I would have had an extra zero.

So I couldn't bring him in.

Any major lessons you've learned, though, that have allowed you to go higher up in the rankings? And also, have you been up near the higher end of the rankings even though you haven't focused on it before? Or is this your first sort of foray into the real top echelon of super coaching?