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Solid points you make mercurial regarding the Titans. It's their unpredictability that concerns me, although that could be said for any side in the 8 I guess.
No need at all to apologise re the Knights mate, that's what we're all here for. I am however confident that Newcastle get over the Bulldogs on Saturday. I'd love to hear why you think they won't
One of the main reasons I’m looking to fade your boys tonight AB is their alarmingly poor record away from EAS. To find their last victory on the road, I had to go back to Round 10, on May 16 when they pummeled a hapless Roosters outfit 38-6. This is how they have fared since:
R11 @ Cowboys: Lost 36-10
R14 @ Warriors: Lost 13-0
R17 @ Storm: Lost 18-14
R20 @ Sea Eagles (Bluetongue): Lost 44-20
R22 @ Eels: Lost 40-8
R25 @ Raiders: Lost 30-14
It ain’t pretty reading, and it contributes to a mediocre 3-9 record on the road. Now they travel to face the Bulldogs on a six day break (against eight for the Dogs) who really should have been minor premiers (even if you disregard the fact they should have stomped the Tigers, they deserved those two points they were stripped of against Penrith). And while I suppose it can be argued they will be rolling into this one on the back of a 35-0 shutout of the Panthers, I kind of wonder whether they may have gotten up for their ‘final’ last Sunday.
Add to this a relatively inexperienced side, finals-wise (and for Rick Stone also) and it begins to look a formidable challenge for the Novocastrians. I realise no Kimmorley is a huge loss but the Dogs still match up well all over the park and I see Roberts as being capable of lighting up the backline. I’m still undecided as to whether to lay the -5.5 (getting to six at at least one major Australian corporate) but a ML price is very worthwhile at a tick over 1.50.
Solid points you make mercurial regarding the Titans. It's their unpredictability that concerns me, although that could be said for any side in the 8 I guess.
No need at all to apologise re the Knights mate, that's what we're all here for. I am however confident that Newcastle get over the Bulldogs on Saturday. I'd love to hear why you think they won't
One of the main reasons I’m looking to fade your boys tonight AB is their alarmingly poor record away from EAS. To find their last victory on the road, I had to go back to Round 10, on May 16 when they pummeled a hapless Roosters outfit 38-6. This is how they have fared since:
R11 @ Cowboys: Lost 36-10
R14 @ Warriors: Lost 13-0
R17 @ Storm: Lost 18-14
R20 @ Sea Eagles (Bluetongue): Lost 44-20
R22 @ Eels: Lost 40-8
R25 @ Raiders: Lost 30-14
It ain’t pretty reading, and it contributes to a mediocre 3-9 record on the road. Now they travel to face the Bulldogs on a six day break (against eight for the Dogs) who really should have been minor premiers (even if you disregard the fact they should have stomped the Tigers, they deserved those two points they were stripped of against Penrith). And while I suppose it can be argued they will be rolling into this one on the back of a 35-0 shutout of the Panthers, I kind of wonder whether they may have gotten up for their ‘final’ last Sunday.
Add to this a relatively inexperienced side, finals-wise (and for Rick Stone also) and it begins to look a formidable challenge for the Novocastrians. I realise no Kimmorley is a huge loss but the Dogs still match up well all over the park and I see Roberts as being capable of lighting up the backline. I’m still undecided as to whether to lay the -5.5 (getting to six at at least one major Australian corporate) but a ML price is very worthwhile at a tick over 1.50.
One of the main reasons I’m looking to fade your boys tonight AB is their alarmingly poor record away from EAS. To find their last victory on the road, I had to go back to Round 10, on May 16 when they pummeled a hapless Roosters outfit 38-6. This is how they have fared since:
R11 @ Cowboys: Lost 36-10
R14 @ Warriors: Lost 13-0
R17 @ Storm: Lost 18-14
R20 @ Sea Eagles (Bluetongue): Lost 44-20
R22 @ Eels: Lost 40-8
R25 @ Raiders: Lost 30-14
It ain’t pretty reading, and it contributes to a mediocre 3-9 record on the road. Now they travel to face the Bulldogs on a six day break (against eight for the Dogs) who really should have been minor premiers (even if you disregard the fact they should have stomped the Tigers, they deserved those two points they were stripped of against Penrith). And while I suppose it can be argued they will be rolling into this one on the back of a 35-0 shutout of the Panthers, I kind of wonder whether they may have gotten up for their ‘final’ last Sunday.
Add to this a relatively inexperienced side, finals-wise (and for Rick Stone also) and it begins to look a formidable challenge for the Novocastrians. I realise no Kimmorley is a huge loss but the Dogs still match up well all over the park and I see Roberts as being capable of lighting up the backline. I’m still undecided as to whether to lay the -5.5 (getting to six at at least one major Australian corporate) but a ML price is very worthwhile at a tick over 1.50.
Thanks for the response mate. Knights have been pretty ordinary on the road of late, no doubt. However you have to look at their recent away record that you quote and note that rounds 20 and 22 were in the middle of the Brian Smith shitfest. As for Canberra, well with 2 wins in 21 years down there I'm hardly surprised they lost that one. They also should have beat Melbourne and were desperately unlucky that night.
The Knights have won 4 of their past 6 at ANZ. They have also won 3 of the past 4 and 5 of the past 7 against the Dogs.
So, in all repsect, I don't really make too much out of the Knights poor away record and the Dogs solid home record.
The ability of the Knights to lift again this week, as you note, is probably their biggest danger for mine
One of the main reasons I’m looking to fade your boys tonight AB is their alarmingly poor record away from EAS. To find their last victory on the road, I had to go back to Round 10, on May 16 when they pummeled a hapless Roosters outfit 38-6. This is how they have fared since:
R11 @ Cowboys: Lost 36-10
R14 @ Warriors: Lost 13-0
R17 @ Storm: Lost 18-14
R20 @ Sea Eagles (Bluetongue): Lost 44-20
R22 @ Eels: Lost 40-8
R25 @ Raiders: Lost 30-14
It ain’t pretty reading, and it contributes to a mediocre 3-9 record on the road. Now they travel to face the Bulldogs on a six day break (against eight for the Dogs) who really should have been minor premiers (even if you disregard the fact they should have stomped the Tigers, they deserved those two points they were stripped of against Penrith). And while I suppose it can be argued they will be rolling into this one on the back of a 35-0 shutout of the Panthers, I kind of wonder whether they may have gotten up for their ‘final’ last Sunday.
Add to this a relatively inexperienced side, finals-wise (and for Rick Stone also) and it begins to look a formidable challenge for the Novocastrians. I realise no Kimmorley is a huge loss but the Dogs still match up well all over the park and I see Roberts as being capable of lighting up the backline. I’m still undecided as to whether to lay the -5.5 (getting to six at at least one major Australian corporate) but a ML price is very worthwhile at a tick over 1.50.
Thanks for the response mate. Knights have been pretty ordinary on the road of late, no doubt. However you have to look at their recent away record that you quote and note that rounds 20 and 22 were in the middle of the Brian Smith shitfest. As for Canberra, well with 2 wins in 21 years down there I'm hardly surprised they lost that one. They also should have beat Melbourne and were desperately unlucky that night.
The Knights have won 4 of their past 6 at ANZ. They have also won 3 of the past 4 and 5 of the past 7 against the Dogs.
So, in all repsect, I don't really make too much out of the Knights poor away record and the Dogs solid home record.
The ability of the Knights to lift again this week, as you note, is probably their biggest danger for mine
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