Grand Final Finalists
1999 NRL Melbourne 20–18 St George Illawarra B.
2000 NRL Brisbane 14–6 Sydney Roosters
2001 NRL Newcastle 30–24 Parramatta
2002 NRL Sydney Roosters 30–8 Warriors
2003 NRL Penrith 18–6 Sydney Roosters
2004 NRL Canterbury 16–13 Sydney Roosters
2005 NRL Wests Tigers 30–16 North Queensland
2006 NRL Brisbane 15–8 Melbourne
2007 NRL Melbourne* 34–8 Manly Warringah
2008 NRL Manly Warringah 40–0 Melbourne
2009 NRL Melbourne* 23–16 Parramatta
2010 NRL St George Illawarra 32–8 Sydney Roosters
2011 NRL Manly Warringah 24–10 Warriors
2012 NRL Melbourne 14–4 Canterbury
2013 NRL Sydney Roosters 26–18 Manly Warringah
2014 NRL South Sydney 30–6 Canterbury
2015 NRL North Queensland 17–16 Brisbane
2016 NRL Cronulla 14–12 Melbourne
2017 NRL Melbourne 34–6 North Queensland
2018 NRL Sydney Roosters 21–6 Melbourne G
2019 NRL Sydney Roosters 0–0 Canberra
1999 - Storm
2000 - Roosters
2002 - Roosters
2003 - Roosters
2004 - Roosters
2006 - Storm
2007 - Storm
2008 - Storm
2009 - Storm
2010 - Roosters
2012 - Storm
2013 - Roosters
2016 - Storm
2017 - Storm
2018 - Storm & Roosters
2019 - Roosters
21 seasons.
Both clubs combined have made the grand final 17 times.Compare this to the AFL
Premiership Winners
Year Premiership Team Runner-Up
2019 Richmond GWS
2018 West Coast Collingwood
2017 Richmond Adelaide
2016 Western Bulldogs Sydney Swans
2015 Hawthorn West Coast
2014 Hawthorn Sydney Swans
2013 Hawthorn Fremantle Dockers
2012 Sydney Swans Hawthorn
2011 Geelong Collingwood
2010 Collingwood St Kilda
2009 Geelong St Kilda
2008 Hawthorn Geelong
2007 Geelong Port Adelaide
2006 West Coast Sydney Swans
2005 Sydney Swans West Coast
2004 Port Adelaide Brisbane Lions
2003 Brisbane Lions Collingwood
2002 Brisbane Lions Collingwood
2001 Brisbane Lions Essendon
2000 Essendon Melbourne
1999 North Melbourne Carlton
Clearly the AFL Model is a much Fairer model.....
What a wonderfully diverse comp.
I look forward to the diversity of the next 21 seasons as well.
P.S Thanks Gregstar for supplying the info.
1999 NRL Melbourne 20–18 St George Illawarra B.
2000 NRL Brisbane 14–6 Sydney Roosters
2001 NRL Newcastle 30–24 Parramatta
2002 NRL Sydney Roosters 30–8 Warriors
2003 NRL Penrith 18–6 Sydney Roosters
2004 NRL Canterbury 16–13 Sydney Roosters
2005 NRL Wests Tigers 30–16 North Queensland
2006 NRL Brisbane 15–8 Melbourne
2007 NRL Melbourne* 34–8 Manly Warringah
2008 NRL Manly Warringah 40–0 Melbourne
2009 NRL Melbourne* 23–16 Parramatta
2010 NRL St George Illawarra 32–8 Sydney Roosters
2011 NRL Manly Warringah 24–10 Warriors
2012 NRL Melbourne 14–4 Canterbury
2013 NRL Sydney Roosters 26–18 Manly Warringah
2014 NRL South Sydney 30–6 Canterbury
2015 NRL North Queensland 17–16 Brisbane
2016 NRL Cronulla 14–12 Melbourne
2017 NRL Melbourne 34–6 North Queensland
2018 NRL Sydney Roosters 21–6 Melbourne G
2019 NRL Sydney Roosters 0–0 Canberra
1999 - Storm
2000 - Roosters
2002 - Roosters
2003 - Roosters
2004 - Roosters
2006 - Storm
2007 - Storm
2008 - Storm
2009 - Storm
2010 - Roosters
2012 - Storm
2013 - Roosters
2016 - Storm
2017 - Storm
2018 - Storm & Roosters
2019 - Roosters
21 seasons.
Both clubs combined have made the grand final 17 times.Compare this to the AFL
Premiership Winners
Year Premiership Team Runner-Up
2019 Richmond GWS
2018 West Coast Collingwood
2017 Richmond Adelaide
2016 Western Bulldogs Sydney Swans
2015 Hawthorn West Coast
2014 Hawthorn Sydney Swans
2013 Hawthorn Fremantle Dockers
2012 Sydney Swans Hawthorn
2011 Geelong Collingwood
2010 Collingwood St Kilda
2009 Geelong St Kilda
2008 Hawthorn Geelong
2007 Geelong Port Adelaide
2006 West Coast Sydney Swans
2005 Sydney Swans West Coast
2004 Port Adelaide Brisbane Lions
2003 Brisbane Lions Collingwood
2002 Brisbane Lions Collingwood
2001 Brisbane Lions Essendon
2000 Essendon Melbourne
1999 North Melbourne Carlton
Clearly the AFL Model is a much Fairer model.....
What a wonderfully diverse comp.
I look forward to the diversity of the next 21 seasons as well.
P.S Thanks Gregstar for supplying the info.
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