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that`s where we all went wrong.... we all 'thought' they were
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Oh dear, just into the 2nd week of the off-season and footballer`s behaving badly have started feeding the media outlets NRL player Dylan Walker has been charged after allegedly assaulting two men outside a restaurant on Sydney’s northern beaches. https://www.news.com.au/sport/nrl/manly-nrl-star-dylan-walker-charged-with-assault-at-narraweena/news-story/9ddcb8ee445bb08dd107ac769ed8b961
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I`m glad the lads from the foothills, in Sydneys west, were just out there enjoying their footy and happy to be playing with their mates (well, that was their spiel for most of the season), where as the Storm turned up to win the GF.... Congratulations Kelvin, well done Thanks e`cat for setting up and running the comp again State of Origin... Origin in November, kind of like a Christmas in July feeling. anyway I`ll skip our tradition of SOO pizza nights this year and go the singlets, shorts and bbqs ... GO the MAROONS.
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for 2020 we do have a Qld based team in the final, it`s one that conitnuously feeds into our Maroon Legends system, coached , captained and sprinkled with Qlders.... on the other side you have a selfish outfit hoping for a father and son fairy tale... Go the QLDER connections
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ripped this off from the ‘ the thinkers’ NRL site… reasonable summary First plays second, and we can safely say these two sides have been the most consistent sides this season. In the finals series the Storm have beaten the Eels by 12 and the Raiders by 20, while the Panthers have beaten the Roosters by 1 and the Rabbitohs by 4. The Storm have clearly been more impressive throughout the finals series, but the Panthers may have forgotten how to lose. This, however, is their sternest test, against a team who have won 18 of the last 21 contests between these sides. Notably, the Panthers did win their only meeting this season, and recent form counts more than recent history. In round six the Panthers won 21-14 at Campbelltown, but the Storm were missing Hughes and Addo-Carr on that occasion. The Panthers won that game, and they've won every game since then, but can they win the game that matters most? They're young, they're free of injury, and they're full of confidence. If things go their way they can clearly win this, but there are a few key areas where they can be picked apart, and no team picks apart an opponents weaknesses like the Melbourne Storm. Last week the Rabbitohs gave their all under difficult circumstances. They scored all three of their tries on the left edge, and the Panthers right edge defence has long been their weakest. Clearly replaced Naden with Tyrone May at right centre to try and address that weakness, but they still conceded three tries on that edge. If the Bunnies left winger had two legs they could have scored at least two more down that left edge. He still scored one...with one good leg. Naden comes back into the first thirteen for the grand final, but that right edge defence can be targeted. Does the Storm have the attacking artillery on their left edge to target and break down the Panthers right edge defence? Well...their left edge attack is Munster, Hughes, Olam, Kenny Bromwich, Addo-Carr and Papenhuyzen. They can attack that edge through the hands. They can attack that edge with speed. They can attack that edge with a kicking game. The Storm will hit them with all three. The other issue could be on the right flank, where Vunivali has a 12cm height advantage over Josh Mansour. And it's not just the 12cm, as Vunivali has a vertical leap that puts him high above his opponent. It's another potential avenue to the tryline for the Storm. So a few issues for the Panthers to manage there. They looked ominous against the Raiders, virtually icing the game in the first ten minutes. They had enough in hand to take their foot off the pedal at the end of that game, and they've had an extra day since then to prepare for the grand final…
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NOTE… Times listed are covid19 infested, eskimo times… for Qlder (REAL) times check your TV/broadcast guides GRAND FINAL 2020 ANZ Stadium Sunday, October 25 NRLW grand final — 4.05pm AEDT Broncos vs Roosters NRL Grand Final — 7.30pm AEDT Panthers vs Storm
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FINALS WEEK THREE results First preliminary final — Friday, October 16 7.50pm AEDT — Suncorp Stadium Storm 30 v 10 Raiders For the Raiders it was cyclonic…… Saturday Oct 17. NRLW round 3 12.30pm AEDT ANZ Std Dragons 10 v 22 Warriors Saturday Oct 17. NRLW round 3 4.00pm AEDT ANZ Std Roosters 16 v 24 Broncos NRLW Grand Final next week Broncos v Roosters Second preliminary final — Saturday, October 17 7.50pm AEDT — ANZ Stadium Panthers 20 v 16 Rabbitohs Bunnies ran out of puff after finishing outside the top 4?
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NOTE… Times listed are eskimo times… check TV guides for (REAL) Qlder times FINALS WEEK THREE First preliminary final — Friday, October 16 7.50pm AEDT — Suncorp Stadium Storm v Raiders Saturday Oct 17. NRLW round 3 12.30pm AEDT ANZ Std Dragons v Warriors Saturday Oct 17. NRLW round 3 4.00pm AEDT ANZ Std Roosters v Broncos Second preliminary final — Saturday, October 17 7.50pm AEDT — ANZ Stadium Panthers v Rabbitohs
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FINALS WEEK TWO NOTE… Times listed are eskimo times… check TV guides for (REAL) Qlder times Friday October 9 NRL First semi-final -Sydney Cricket Ground 7.50pm AEDT Roosters V Raiders Saturday October 10 NRLW Round 2 -Bankwest Std 11.30 AEDT Warriors v Roosters NRLW Round 2 -Bankwest Std 3.00pm AEDT Dragons v Broncos Saturday October 10 NRL Second semi-final -Bankwest Stadium 7.50pm AEDT Eels V Rabbitohs
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WEEK 1 Finals results Friday NRL Major qualifying final (1 vs 4) Panthers 29 v 28 Roosters Saturday NRLW Roosters 18 v 4 Dragons NRLW Broncos 28 v 14 Warriors Saturday NRL Major elimination final (5 vs Raiders 32 v 20 Sharks NRL Minor qualifying final (2 vs 3) Storm 36 v 24 Eels Storm advance to week 3 Eels home game week 2 Sunday NRL Minor elimination final (6 vs 7) Rabbitohs 46 v 20 Knights........... Panthers advance to week 3 Roosters play home game week 2 Raiders play home week 2 Sharks eliminated Storm advance to week 3 Eels play home game week 2 Bunnies play week 2 Knights eliminated Finals format plays out as intended… bottom 2 teams eliminated in week 1…. Week 2 games Raiders v Roosters Eels v Bunnies
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2020 State of Origin matches: Game I – Wednesday 4th November 2020, Adelaide Oval Game II - Wednesday 11th November 2020, ANZ Stadium Women’s SOO – Friday 13th November 2020, Sunshine Coast Stadium Game III - Wednesday 18th November 2020, Suncorp Stadium
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NRL FINALS WEEK 1 Friday NRL Major qualifying final (1 vs 4) Panthers v Roosters 7.50 Panthers Stadium Saturday NRLW Roosters v Dragons 11.30AM GIO STD NRLW Broncos v Warriors 3.00 GIO Std Saturday NRL Major elimination final (5 vs 8 ) Raiders v Sharks 5.40 GIO Stadium NRL Minor qualifying final (2 vs 3) Storm v Eels 7.50 Suncorp Stadium Sunday NRL Minor elimination final (6 vs 7) Rabbitohs v Knights 3.05 ANZ Stadium EDIT 6.10 PM 2/10/20 Kick off times corrected for Friday night and Sunday games....
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Round 20 results Thursday September 24 Broncos 16 v 32 Cowboys ….. looking for a positive to come out of this Bronco`s season, a pot stirrer is a pot stirrer, so they didn`t come away empty handed, … 14 clubs will get nothing. Friday September 25 Titans 36 v 6 Knights the difference was like…. days and Knights Rabbitohs 60 v 6 Roosters Who would of thunk! last week was hippity hoppitty flop… this week, yabba dabba doooo the Rooter`s version of the Bunny`s hippity hoppitty flop low intensity, pre-finals training hit out? Saturday September 26 Bulldogs 0 v 42 Panthers The Doggies long, but covid19 shortened season is finally over … Sharks 28 v 38 Raiders Sharks still can`t beat another top 8 side… even a heavily undermanned one Tigers 24 v 28 Eels …..and some deity with a dry sense of humour allowed the Eels to eventually overcome a lower placed team…. and have 2 more games for 2020 Sunday September 27 Warriors 40 v 28 Sea Eagles a good end to 2020 for a team that battled far more than oppositions, these last 20 rounds Thanks Warriors… go home… embrace your families Dragons 30 v 22 Storm when I tipped them, I held grave concern that the Dragons would be able to beat a 3rd-4th tier Storm side, but I held firm … and they did!.... took them 77 minutes to put it beyond doubt, but they did.
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NRLW MAKE FINALS TRIPLE-HEADERS https://www.sportsnews.com.au/nrl/nrlw-to-make-for-finals-triple-headers/545122 NRLW matches will be played as triple-headers with the men with 90-minute gaps between games to ensure the competition can be played in the COVID-safe bubble. The NRL confirmed plans for the four-team women’s competition on Wednesday, just a week out from the opening game. As part of the schedule, the competition will be played on three straight Saturdays before the grand final is contested before the men’s on Sunday October 25. To ensure dressing rooms used by the women can be cleaned between matches, the opening game will kick off as early as 11:30am before the next follows three-and-a-half hours later. The men will then follow at night, with all women’s matches to be broadcast on Nine’s main channel.
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Round 20 Thursday September 24 Broncos v Cowboys, Suncorp Std 7.50pm Friday September 25 Titans v Knights, CBUS Std 6pm Rabbitohs v Roosters, ANZ Std 7.55pm Saturday September 26 Bulldogs v Panthers, ANZ Std 3pm Sharks v Raiders, Netstrata/Jubilee Std 5.30pm Tigers v Eels, Bankwest Std 7.35pm Sunday September 27 Warriors v Sea Eagles, Central Coast Std 2pm Dragons v Storm, Netstrata/Jubilee Std 4.05pm
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Round 19 results Thursday September 17 Rabbitohs 16 v 26 Bulldogs Hippity, hippity hop, did the Bunnies throw in a deliberate hoppity flop… Friday September 18 Cowboys 12 v 32 Panthers Cowboys looking forward to a round 20 win Eels 26 v 12 Broncos Broncos took a gamble and lost it in the first minute……. Saturday September 19 Sea Eagles 24 v 42 Titans the Doggies had already killed off my tipping 8/8 for this round. Storm 50 v 22 Tigers the order of tipping order, has been restored …. Roosters 34 v 18 Sharks not expected to be any different, but the Sharks are still unable to beat a top 7 team Sunday September 20 Raiders 26 v 14 Warriors Warriors looked good… then Raider reality ran over them Knights 42 v 18 Dragons `twas hard to tell. were the Knights that good, or were the Dragons shocking!
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Round 19 Thursday September 17 Rabbitohs v Bulldogs, ANZ Std 7.50pm Friday September 18 Cowboys v Panthers, QCB Std 6pm Eels v Broncos, Bankwest Std 7.55pm Saturday September 19 Sea Eagles v Titans, Lottoland/Brookevale 3pm Storm v Tigers, Sunshine Coast Std 5.30pm Roosters v Sharks, SCG 7.35pm Sunday September 20 Raiders v Warriors, GIO Std 2pm Knights v Dragons, McDonald Jones Std 4.05pm
