Show Notes
RD25 is here and the SuperCoach run home is heating up! 🔥 Joel, Hampo and Skippa break down the key injuries that could have a massive impact on your SuperCoach team this week and throughout the run home, including the huge blow of Reece Walsh being ruled out. Who are the best players to bring in? Who replaces Walsh? And do we dare go back to Tom Trbojevic after everything that’s happened this season? We also look at whether it’s time to load up on Roosters players, the best run-home targets and the trades that could make or break your SuperCoach season. Subscribe, like and comment with your trades for RD25! Let us know: Who are you bringing in for Walsh? Don't forget to comment and go in the draw for this weeks $50. Drawn on our Sunday Night live show.
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