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Not really a fair draw if we have to play the Warriors TWICE without master coach Elliott
This week is a big test for Pernith.
The trip to NZ is never an easy one.
This week is a big test for Pernith.
The trip to NZ is never an easy one.
Then a trip to Leichhardt against the team we can't seem to beat...
With no Farah & Woods, you should put a number on them.
The Warriors game follow up by the Roosters in Rd19 are the big tests.
Yeah Tigers seem to be our bogey side at the moment. Form for both teams and the roster seems to be irrelevant. A bit like the Dragons and Raiders.
So what would it take to make Penrith's draw fair? They play Canterbury and Melbourne twice already. There are three other top sides, the Rabbitohs, Easts and Manly. So you change Penrith's game against the Sharks in Round 20, to instead be against Manly, that would make it fair, wouldn't it? They'd then be playing half the elite teams twice. This would be a home game, of course, since Penrith already play Manly at Brookvale in Round 25.
Or you could instead take the away game against St George and make it against the Rabbitohs instead. But it you did both it would then be unfair the other way, as the Panthers would then be playing Manly, Bulldogs, Rabbitohs and Storm twice each.
The most the Panthers could lose from retrospectively making the draw fair is 2 points, and they may not lose any at all. But they've already got 24, with 18 more available. Even if you take the two points off now, they are still in the Top 4.
What does the Roosters crap performance have to do with Penrith's draw?I was going to regurgitate this thread.
But my Roosters revoked that right last night with that 2nd half performance of 'bubbling' proportions.
It made perfect sense to me. Maybe the Frog could draw you some pictures.Didn't scrounge a word of sense amidst that jibber-jabber defense of your pretender club. The Penrith Moylans will be buried when the time comes for them to face the top teams. And whilst you feel smug about barely beating a team with 6 regular first graders out, how many local juniors ran out for your "proud" club on Sunday? Absolutely none. I await the day when these free-riding merkins finally get some sense kicked into them, like the Sharks did a few months ago.