Blair
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It really is a tale of two comps now, isn't it? Long term this isn't sustainable and the NRL will have to step in somehow. In saying that though, it was so good to see a genuine upset last week and we should hope to see more of it.
Tonight, the Dragons meet the Rabbitohs. Both sides are having average years, without dropping to the depths of other struggling clubs. Well, Souths aren't really struggling, per se, but they're definitely disappointing.
Friday, a good banger to start off the real weekend, Manly at home to NQ. I don't think you can really separate these two, if fully fit. Perhaps the cold will give the home team the edge? I'm particularly looking forward to the forward battle here. Then the Storm host Brisbane, and we'll see how good the Broncos really are.
Saturday, opens with the Sharks probably doing the Titans. Then it's scary stuff, the Warriors v Panthers. What's that record score again? Someone said the Panthers could score off every set. Let's ride this one out together. The Eels must show their fans some mettle v the Roosters. Otherwise last week's shock loss could wreck their season.
Sunday, the Raiders and Knights. Let's suggest Canberra are favourites here. They've turned things around a bit, whereas the Knights are still all at sea. The Bulldogs v Tigers finish things off, with a real spoon fight, and some nervous looks from nearby on the ladder.
Enjoy.
Tonight, the Dragons meet the Rabbitohs. Both sides are having average years, without dropping to the depths of other struggling clubs. Well, Souths aren't really struggling, per se, but they're definitely disappointing.
Friday, a good banger to start off the real weekend, Manly at home to NQ. I don't think you can really separate these two, if fully fit. Perhaps the cold will give the home team the edge? I'm particularly looking forward to the forward battle here. Then the Storm host Brisbane, and we'll see how good the Broncos really are.
Saturday, opens with the Sharks probably doing the Titans. Then it's scary stuff, the Warriors v Panthers. What's that record score again? Someone said the Panthers could score off every set. Let's ride this one out together. The Eels must show their fans some mettle v the Roosters. Otherwise last week's shock loss could wreck their season.
Sunday, the Raiders and Knights. Let's suggest Canberra are favourites here. They've turned things around a bit, whereas the Knights are still all at sea. The Bulldogs v Tigers finish things off, with a real spoon fight, and some nervous looks from nearby on the ladder.
Enjoy.
