King hit
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Lolz no it isn’t
Sharks 2016. Set an NRL record for wins in a row and beat all other teams in the top 4 in the finals. No other team comes close. NEXT
Everyone knows that was a weak competition
Naaa two different clubs, check out the official yearbook, it's all in there.
Everyone knows that was a weak competition
Gould was just having a sook because none of his favourites were looking like winning it.Agreed. If Phil Gould says it then it must be true
2 different clubs braaaa
Nonsense.Naaa two different clubs, check out the official yearbook, it's all in there.
I like how you specified this period. I also agree that the 93-95 Raiders are the best club side I've ever seen. Obviously we narrow it down to 94 for a single year, but the Raiders would have comfortably won the premiership in 93 if not for R. Stuarts ankle break. We would have pounded Brisbane in the finals like we did at Bruce a few weeks prior. In 95 we only lost 2 games all year (the best record I can recall from my time as a Raiders fan), but Manly had also only lost 2 games that season so were our equal that year (as much as it pains me to admit that). It rained in the GF qualifier and the Dogs pulled our swashbuckling attacking side into an arm wrestle and handled us....then Manly. That was the end of our era.
Yeah I reckon if we win 2003 that side would be in the mix, but we didn't and again we fell over in 2004 on a day when we should have collected all 3 grades.The Roosters side from the early 2000’s aren’t getting much love but they’re up there. Aggressive forward pack, classy outside backs and stars like Fittler, Wing and prime Minichiello creating the points.
The Bulldogs side from the same era were great aswell. A truely outstanding and well rounded forward pack.
The Roosters side from the early 2000’s aren’t getting much love but they’re up there. Aggressive forward pack, classy outside backs and stars like Fittler, Wing and prime Minichiello creating the points.
The Bulldogs side from the same era were great aswell. A truely outstanding and well rounded forward pack.
1. Luke Phillips
6. Brad Fittler
7. Craig Wing
9. Simon Bonnetti
Obviously the 6 is a legend but all together it’s probably the weakest spine to win a comp in the NRL era. They won 1 comp and it was when the best team got kicked out of it. Decent club side but not in the same breath as others mentioned.
That spine is also better than what you seem to be giving it credit for. Phillips and Bonetti were good whole hearted players, Wing was a very good player and off course you have that champion at five eighth.
I'd choose the 98 Broncos over the 94 Raiders on the strength of the prop forwards.
1. BoydCertainly not saying it’s a bad spine, and I don’t think a bad spine could ever a comp, however out of every Premier since 98 who was it better then?
Without sounding harsh I'd take Fittler over those 4 combined.1. Boyd
6. Soward
7. Hornby
9.Fein
This is the closest I could come up with.