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Round 22 - Tips & Crowds

mattyg

Bench
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late this week :crazy:

Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ BlueTongue Stadium - 18,000
Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium - 20,000
Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium - 12,500
Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium - 17,000
Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium - 15,000
Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium - 14,000
Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park - 13,000
Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium - 9,000

i coulda been going to 4 games this weekend if it wasn't for work :fist: now looks like the dogs game and maybe MNF.
 

miccle

Bench
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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ EnergyAustralia Stadium - 19,000
Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium - 17,000
Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium - 11,500
Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium - 12,000
Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium - 17,000
Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium - 15,000
Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park - 13,500
Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium - 8,000
 

Penance

Juniors
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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ EnergyAustralia Stadium
Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium
Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium
Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium
Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium
Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium
Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park
Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium
 

fanatique

Juniors
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I will stick my neck out and say that Tigers V Roosters will get 20,000. Tigers barely in the 8 and it's really last chance saloon for Easts.

Bulldogs need a win as well and should not go below 16,000 against the Raiders.
 
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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ EnergyAustralia Stadium - 19,000, Eagles by 20+
Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium - 17,000, Tigers by 8
Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium - 11,500, Warriors by 6
Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium - 12,000, Dragons by 14
Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium - 17,000, Eels by 16
Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium - 15,000, Doggies by 14
Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park - 13,500, Stromers by 20+
Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium - 8,000, Cows by 10

Have a good week all.
 

Jobdog

Live Update Team
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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ Bluetongue Stadium
Sadly for the Knights, any outrageous mathematical chance of making the eight disappeared last week after forty minutes. Manly struggled to put the Broncos away, but a sign of a class side is their ability to still win when they're not playing near their best. I said it last week, but the Knights are a team crying out for the season to finish, especially now in light of supposed player unrest. This one could get ugly.

Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium
The Roosters go from strength to strength under coach Brad Fittler and they have found a new never-say-die attitude which became evident last week against the Warriors. With ten to go last week they had no right to be within 25 seconds of victory, but Michael Witt's 35 metre field goal snuffed that out. The Tigers were very disappointing against the Titans, who may have shown the rest of the teams in the competition how to nullify Robbie Farah. The Roosters are in good form and if they are strong around the rucks, they'll keep their finals aspirations alive.

Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium
How well the Warriors back up from their 90 minute encounter against the Roosters will determine how they'll go in this one. The Titans looked a much better side with Prince, Laffranchi and Rogers all back, but their away form this year has been very ordinary. The Warriors still harbour ambitions of a top four finish and if this is to stay the same, they should win.

Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium
Rabbits coach JT has come out in the papers this week and said the Bunnies tough last couple of weeks are starting to catch up to them. Perhaps its this, or perhaps its a sign of pressure by being so close to a semi final spot after 18 years. They shouldn't have lost to Penrith last week and this week the Dragons are a different prospect in Wollongong. They played "dumb" against the Knights and like the Roosters, if they are to keep their slim playoff chances alive, they'll win here. Their reasonable record in Wollongong over the last 2 years has me leaning towards the Dragons.

Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium
In this match, there can really only be one winner. The Sharks poor record in close matches this year has come back to bite them - they've lost at least 6 matches by 4 points or less - to slip out of finals contention. The Eels want that top four finish and will win.

Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium
Its the same story for the Raiders now and its been the same all year - their terrible away record is their achilles heel. The Dogs were pretty ordinary last week, but such is their ability to grind away, were in with a chance of victory until the final 10 minutes. The Raiders did push the Cowboys all the way in Townsville, but near enough is just not good enough. The Dogs, playing to keep their spot in the top eight, should be too strong.

Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park
In recent weeks the Storm have been far from impressive. Whether or not that is a consequence of this "rotation" policy they have remains to be seen. Back at Olympic Park and by Bellamy's reaction at the press conference on Monday night, they'll be full strength. The Broncos are still in the eight, but treading water. They'll fight til the end, but the losses of Lockyer, Hunt, Carroll, Berrigan and Ennis will be too much for them to overcome. The Storm should win this one, and do it in comfortable fashion.

Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium
Monday night footy goes to the foot of the mountains for the very first time this year. The Panthers were quite good in disposing of the Rabbits last week, but they are yet to produce two good performances back to back. Although they are playing to offload the wooden spoon to either the Knights or Sharks, you would think the Cowboys are too good of a side to let this one slip. The big question to be answered is what is more important? Offloading the wooden spoon, or keeping in contention for a top four finish? The class of Thurston and Bowen should shine through to get the Cowboys home.
 

eels_fan_01

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Jobdog said:
Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ Bluetongue Stadium
Sadly for the Knights, any outrageous mathematical chance of making the eight disappeared last week after forty minutes. Manly struggled to put the Broncos away, but a sign of a class side is their ability to still win when they're not playing near their best. I said it last week, but the Knights are a team crying out for the season to finish, especially now in light of supposed player unrest. This one could get ugly.

Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium
The Roosters go from strength to strength under coach Brad Fittler and they have found a new never-say-die attitude which became evident last week against the Warriors. With ten to go last week they had no right to be within 25 seconds of victory, but Michael Witt's 35 metre field goal snuffed that out. The Tigers were very disappointing against the Titans, who may have shown the rest of the teams in the competition how to nullify Robbie Farah. The Roosters are in good form and if they are strong around the rucks, they'll keep their finals aspirations alive.

Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium
How well the Warriors back up from their 90 minute encounter against the Roosters will determine how they'll go in this one. The Titans looked a much better side with Prince, Laffranchi and Rogers all back, but their away form this year has been very ordinary. The Warriors still harbour ambitions of a top four finish and if this is to stay the same, they should win.

Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium
Rabbits coach JT has come out in the papers this week and said the Bunnies tough last couple of weeks are starting to catch up to them. Perhaps its this, or perhaps its a sign of pressure by being so close to a semi final spot after 18 years. They shouldn't have lost to Penrith last week and this week the Dragons are a different prospect in Wollongong. They played "dumb" against the Knights and like the Roosters, if they are to keep their slim playoff chances alive, they'll win here. Their reasonable record in Wollongong over the last 2 years has me leaning towards the Dragons.

Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium
In this match, there can really only be one winner. The Sharks poor record in close matches this year has come back to bite them - they've lost at least 6 matches by 4 points or less - to slip out of finals contention. The Eels want that top four finish and will win.

Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium
Its the same story for the Raiders now and its been the same all year - their terrible away record is their achilles heel. The Dogs were pretty ordinary last week, but such is their ability to grind away, were in with a chance of victory until the final 10 minutes. The Raiders did push the Cowboys all the way in Townsville, but near enough is just not good enough. The Dogs, playing to keep their spot in the top eight, should be too strong.

Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park
In recent weeks the Storm have been far from impressive. Whether or not that is a consequence of this "rotation" policy they have remains to be seen. Back at Olympic Park and by Bellamy's reaction at the press conference on Monday night, they'll be full strength. The Broncos are still in the eight, but treading water. They'll fight til the end, but the losses of Lockyer, Hunt, Carroll, Berrigan and Ennis will be too much for them to overcome. The Storm should win this one, and do it in comfortable fashion.

Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium
Monday night footy goes to the foot of the mountains for the very first time this year. The Panthers were quite good in disposing of the Rabbits last week, but they are yet to produce two good performances back to back. Although they are playing to offload the wooden spoon to either the Knights or Sharks, you would think the Cowboys are too good of a side to let this one slip. The big question to be answered is what is more important? Offloading the wooden spoon, or keeping in contention for a top four finish? The class of Thurston and Bowen should shine through to get the Cowboys home.

I agree with alot you have said and your tips although im still stuck on Titans/Warriors on who to tip.

Storm seem to be drifting closer and closer to a loss, if Broncos were full strength id tip them but seeing as they arent id say a close win to Melbourne.
 

Rovelli

Bench
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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ BCCS
Manly should do it easily. Knights are preparing/waiting for 2008. Sea Eagles by 20.

Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium
Toughest game of the round to pick, but the Roosters are playing some great footy, whilst the Tigers have been less than impressive. Roosters by 2.

Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium
Titans may well be playing for their season, and thus will no doubt lift. We handled them pretty easily on the Gold Coast earlier in the season, and if we start well, it will be curtains for the Titans. Warriors by 16.

Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium
Dragons have had the wood on the Rabbits, and I think it will continue here. Such has been the frustrating season the the Bunnies, it'd be such a sad ending. Dragons by 10.

Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium
Parra should win this one quite easily. Sharks will be brave, but won't get the win. It remains to be seen whether they win again. Eels by 22.

Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium
I have a bad feeling that this game gets ugly for the Raiders. Hopefully I am proven wrong. Bulldogs by 18.

Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park
The Storm are a different team at home, and won't come close to losing this week. If they do, something is a bit wrong. Storm by 22.

Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium
Bit one-eyed here; hoping that the Cowboys slip down from 4th and the Sharks slip down to 16th (eventually). I seriously think that the Panthers could take this game if they manage to string a consecutive performance together. Panthers by 8.
 

Hurriflatch

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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ BlueTongue Stadium - 17,000
Manly should have too much for the Knights but I think it could be closer then a lot of people think, Manly to only be in front by no more then 6 pts before a late try or two blow things out.

Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium - 20,000
Tough game to pick, depends on which Tigers team shows up if the team that played the Cowboys turns up Tigers could win by 50 if the team that plays the Titans shows up they could lose by 50.

Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium - 10,500
Warriors will have far too much at home, could be 20+ will be at least 12

Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium - 15,500
Could go either way, going for the Dragons in a close game

Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium - 15,000
With the Storm in Melbourne next week and matches against Brisbane coming up Parra need to make a statement in this game, really should win by at least a 2-3 tries

Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium - 13,000
If the Dogs are going to make an impact this year they need to win here. Dogs by 10

Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park - 12,000
Storm easily
Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium - 7,000
Cowboys have more to play for, should have too much for Penrith
 
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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ EnergyAustralia Stadium
Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium
Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium
Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium
Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium
Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium- CMON Raiders
Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park
Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium
 

_Johnsy

Referee
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Sea Eagles by 14 v Knights
Tigers by 7 v Roosters
Warriors by 12 v Titans
Dragons by 24 v Rabbitohs
Eels by 20 v Sharks
Bulldogs by 12 v Raiders
Storm by 18 v Broncos
Panthers v Cowboys by 4
 

effnic

Bench
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Sea Eagles v Knights
Tigers v Roosters
Warriors v Titans
Dragons v Rabbitohs
Eels v Sharks
Bulldogs v Raiders
Storm v Broncos
Panthers v Cowboys
 

gong_eagle

First Grade
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Fri 7.30pm - Sea Eagles v Knights @ EnergyAustralia Stadium
Fri 7.30pm - Tigers v Roosters @ Telstra Stadium
Sat 5.30pm - Warriors v Titans @ Mt Smart Stadium
Sat 7.30pm - Dragons v Rabbitohs @ WIN Stadium
Sat 7.30pm - Eels v Sharks @ Parramatta Stadium
Sun 2.00pm - Bulldogs v Raiders @ Telstra Stadium- CMON Raiders
Sun 3.00pm - Storm v Broncos @ Olympic Park
Mon 7.00pm - Panthers v Cowboys @ CUA Stadium
 

gong_eagle

First Grade
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