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YUCK



Parramatta


Well, this is one of those classic Eels games that they are expected to win,add into the mix Parramatta's ability to turn massive favouritism into a spastic effort time after time after time and its



Penrith


Probably wouldn't even take 5/1 about this rabble




Raiders


Sharks were carving this mob up in the first 20 mins of that game last week,had the Raiders been playing a quality outfit they may well have been down 18-0 early and be gone,Sharks pretty much gave up after the first 20 mins.




Overrated win for the Raiders despite them missing some of there best players




Broncos


This looks like a absolute donkey team on paper,Lockyer will surely break a fetlock soon leading these dopes around with his 80 year old legs









YUCKYUCKYUCK
 
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Thank God for Moonee Valley
 
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This is not the same parra team anymore, kearney has cured the team of AIDS
 
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Quote Originally Posted by xcrap:

This is not the same parra team anymore, kearney has cured the team of AIDS




 
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If Kearney can get the Eels to win as favs at home one week after a huge upset on the road he is already deserving of coach of the year honours




 
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Reds/Rebels can be thrown into the YUCK mix as well
 
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Yes i agree theres alot to not like about tonight's games
 
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Quote Originally Posted by ChkChkBoom:

Yes i agree theres alot to not like about tonight's games




 
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Take the favs in ruggers and cash in on the kiwis in the cricket...



 
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Morbe i was going to take the Kiwis to that is until i heard that there resting players.
 
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Eels
 
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Spastic Ace spazzing on the Eels
 
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GL mate...



 
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Bol Bananarama....
 
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Battler has continued his restraint into round 2

 

The fucking world is square

 
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This 1st half is the perfect example of why Round 1 results are not the end of the world
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Battler has continued his restraint into round 2

 

The fucking world is square



Knights no???
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Battler has continued his restraint into round 2

 

The fucking world is square






 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

Battler has continued his restraint into round 2

 

The fucking world is square



And flat like a virgin.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:

YUCK



Parramatta


Well, this is one of those classic Eels games that they are expected to win,add into the mix Parramatta's ability to turn massive favouritism into a spastic effort time after time after time and its











Parra as favs


 
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Quote Originally Posted by Ace77:






Parra as favs


A few questions if I may, sir...

a) How bad were the Warriors?

b) How good were the Knights?

c) Is this the same Parra as last year?

d) If Newcastle were to get smashed at home by say, the Sharks, could we claim that we don't perform well as favs at home?

 

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Battler for thinking i would watch the Knights/Panthers game
 
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RFLSB


 
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Tigers -7.5 looks tempting tonight although Warriors have had their number for many years now and they did finish off last weeks game strongly but if Tigers get the early try and have a halftime lead I can see them pulling away in the final 20 minutes. Storm getting 7.5 points against a desperate Titans also seems little iffy as it's a toss up imo but perhaps bookies got inside knowledge of just where Titans are at and a 26-16 score is on the cards
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