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37-28-0

St. George Dragons at South Sydney Rabbitohs

The play...Rabbitohs +6.5

Kind of like the Bunnies to win straight up after last weeks abortion against the Cocks. Think the whole Gasnier thing could prove to be a bit of a distraction in the Dragons camp. Only concern is the absence of Luke for the Wabbits but they need a win in a bad way, will take my chances.

Toss a coin for the Broncs/Titans encounter. Golden Coasters regressing of late, the class returns for Brisbane, both teams need to win plus the line stinks like the back alley of a chinese restaurant. Staying far away...


 
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  agree, I pegged the line a bit shorter than this (Souths +4)
 
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No surprise with a South win, but I'm actually taking STG 1-12 @ $3.10

It should be that good of a match but they obviously have the better team think grooving now.
 
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U guys like Souths with the start?

Rabbits offence against Roosters looked bad......Reason? No Isaac Luke...........he means so much for that team........

Drags coming off a loss and will have revenge on there minds after last years rout.........

Anyways, GL

 
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Wouldn't put too much stock into last weeks performance. Bunnies are bi-polar and if anything the smackdown they laid on the Drags last year will give them the confidence to know they can beat them. Playing the 'best' should bring out a teams 'A' game and as I've mentioned before they need a win in the worst possible way. A converted try is a little too much to lay in what I expect to be a competitive match although I could well be wrong plus it's Friday, which has been a doom and gloom night for the Emkee...


 
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GL this weekend mate.

On Souths as well

 
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Tempted to make a rare favorite play on the Warriors...
 
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Thanks fellas...
 
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Weather conditions = shit. Advantage Warriors...
 
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Storm have lost 2 in a row by 2 points...........

Alot of media coverage for them here this week, remember the last time that happened?

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

Storm have lost 2 in a row by 2 points...........

Alot of media coverage for them here this week, remember the last time that happened?



Exactly why I am declining to make a play on either squad for now. Too many intangibles. Line has an odour about it aswell...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by emkee:

Weather conditions = shit. Advantage Warriors...




Looks shitty enough, even though it doesn't look like much rain, if at all. But enough to zoom in on the under.
 
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Storm have travelled in the past few weeks

to Perth

to Adelaide

Origin players travelling

Now to NZ

Storm have lost 2 weeks in a row by 2 points and have lost 4 of 5, although a few of those losses can be attributed to Origin......

Plus what has happened during the week....

Warriors have welcolmed back a fair few players but they are on a win streak, will that disrupt it?

Money coming in for Storm,...

 
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Too much of a coin flip in taking a side with this one, but there should be enough effort and in matching up well to keep it under.
 
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You're basically placing a bet on the mentality of the Storm players. Straight fucking crapshoot. If they show up, they could roll over the top of a Warriors side who may be a little complacent and one would have to think all that time camped on their try line last week in Penrith and all those tackles are going to come into play somewhat in terms of fatigue. Then again the Warriors could be high on confidence and lay it on a Storm team whose minds never boarded the plane, revenge angle comes into play also. Who fucking knows, gut says 'NZ', head says 'Stay the fuck away'...
 
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Its scary but you can make a case for the Sharks tonight 10 points is a big start for a home team even the sharks....More based on Manly stutering they have not put any team to the sword since well the Sharks in round 5. Theres avg differential of 7.75 points in Manly away games this season and of the games they won theres an avg differential of just 5.5points. I see value with the Sharks and big start tonight.
 
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   Betting in the sharks?

DPHA, did u see them last week? My goodness, they are horrific and they lose Morris and Barrett, there two best defenders...

OVER i say

 
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I'd rather take Manly 1-12 under that reasoning, which I agree with.

But it's not live and it's the Sharks, so I pass........
 
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Been looking at the Sharks but the huge start looks too tempting. Manly have had success versus Cronulla in the past and it may be just what the doctor ordered for a struggling Eagles squad in dire need of a win and a convincing one at that. Change in the halves combo for the Sharks aswell with Tim Smith relegated to the lower grades. Wouldn't at all be surprised to see a big win by Manly against an opponent they could easily call their bitch...
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

   Betting in the sharks?

DPHA, did u see them last week? My goodness, they are horrific and they lose Morris and Barrett, there two best defenders...

OVER i say



Where are you seeing Barrett out ???...
 
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They said it on TV.......

I also heard J Morris is out......

That team is one f'ed up mob........

They are really bad

 
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Hard to depart with hard earned on any of these games tonight. Maybe stick with the ABs and look to the NRL tomorrow
 
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Under 35.5 in the All blacks game?

 

 
 
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Wasn't it the Warriors who faced the Storm the week the scandal firtst broke?

The Storm flogged them from memory.

Decisions, decisions

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