All players that have played NRL/ESL in the past 2 or 3 seasons should have been eligible. Players that are lesser known would be risky because of there unknown playing abilities.
The thing I'd hate about the redraft is that all the sleepers would be known. But then again, it would be more like an NFL fantasy draft tbh which is ok.
**** all this shit **** talk. It's simple, the people that picked ineligible players ****ed up and this is the consequence of that. Repick now.
Why though, I thought a game for your country was good enough to count. No one denied me then, so it was an eligible pick up until now. Why should I lose my 14th pick, for no fault at that time.
You were wrong. It clearly stated in the rules, TEST MATCH. Just because we didn't notice it means shit all. The only reason that I noticed a few was because we were gonna pick em but couldn't.
It's not that hard to find out if it was classed as a test or not. Usually it's any match between Australia, NZ, England, and sometimes France. It's not our fault that you didn't and you now pay the consequences. Unlucky.
Nah, there was actually. The new rules have stated that only Tests against Australia and New Zealand count, and that players who debut after I started this thread don't count... but the rule that it had to be a Test was always there, so you have to re-pick.
Nah, don't agree. It's not my job or anyone else's job to triple-check the eligiblity of every single person's player. If you pick an ineligible player because you don't read the rules properly and then you get found out later that's your own fault and you should re-pick.