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Originally posted by Ray Stehr View PostTime to stop dreaming. We can't beat this mob with our full side. If we lose by 10 it will be courageous. Can't see it though.
Our forwards are dominating, Smith is raring for redemption. Walker, Keary and Teddy relish these games.
We win by 10!
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Maybe Robbo will do a Sticky and g the boys up.
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I don't think Melbourne have that much better of a backline than us to be honest, Melbourne retain Nick Meaney who is solid enough but is a back up for Papenhuyzen, Will Warbrick who is good but inexperienced at this level and Seve. Papenhuyzen and Coates are the two stars of their backline with a fully healthy side and both of those guys are out.
Olam comes in and he's good when he wants to be but has barely played first grade this year and Reimis Smith who is solid also comes in. The Storm have nobody with the attacking flair of Papenhuyzen replacing him on the bench either.
I guess the point I'm trying to make is that both backlines have been shattered and I don't think Olam or Reimis are actually going to tear our backline apart too badly especially since our backline does feature a former grand final winner in Momirovski, an ex Queensland Maroon in Corey Allan and Jaxson Paulo who has plenty of big game experience and has been good enough to be named in a grand final run on side in the past.
Taking that into account the teams line up quite evenly, Munster/Hughes are on the same level as Keary/Walker, the forward packs are pretty even. They probably slightly edge us on the bench just due to experience.
This one is definitely winnable for us and our team, we are underdogs but more than capable of winning.
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Originally posted by MKCS View PostI don't think Melbourne have that much better of a backline than us to be honest, Melbourne retain Nick Meaney who is solid enough but is a back up for Papenhuyzen, Will Warbrick who is good but inexperienced at this level and Seve. Papenhuyzen and Coates are the two stars of their backline with a fully healthy side and both of those guys are out.
Olam comes in and he's good when he wants to be but has barely played first grade this year and Reimis Smith who is solid also comes in. The Storm have nobody with the attacking flair of Papenhuyzen replacing him on the bench either.
I guess the point I'm trying to make is that both backlines have been shattered and I don't think Olam or Reimis are actually going to tear our backline apart too badly especially since our backline does feature a former grand final winner in Momirovski, an ex Queensland Maroon in Corey Allan and Jaxson Paulo who has plenty of big game experience and has been good enough to be named in a grand final run on side in the past.
Taking that into account the teams line up quite evenly, Munster/Hughes are on the same level as Keary/Walker, the forward packs are pretty even. They probably slightly edge us on the bench just due to experience.
This one is definitely winnable for us and our team, we are underdogs but more than capable of winning.
Given your analysis above, how confident would we be if we had our awesome foursome tall timber three quarterline playing? Pretty confident I'd say, even if they had Paps and Coates (who hasn't been the dominant player most expected this year).
Ah well, when the going gets tough...
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Originally posted by MKCS View PostI don't think Melbourne have that much better of a backline than us to be honest, Melbourne retain Nick Meaney who is solid enough but is a back up for Papenhuyzen, Will Warbrick who is good but inexperienced at this level and Seve. Papenhuyzen and Coates are the two stars of their backline with a fully healthy side and both of those guys are out.
Olam comes in and he's good when he wants to be but has barely played first grade this year and Reimis Smith who is solid also comes in. The Storm have nobody with the attacking flair of Papenhuyzen replacing him on the bench either.
I guess the point I'm trying to make is that both backlines have been shattered and I don't think Olam or Reimis are actually going to tear our backline apart too badly especially since our backline does feature a former grand final winner in Momirovski, an ex Queensland Maroon in Corey Allan and Jaxson Paulo who has plenty of big game experience and has been good enough to be named in a grand final run on side in the past.
Taking that into account the teams line up quite evenly, Munster/Hughes are on the same level as Keary/Walker, the forward packs are pretty even. They probably slightly edge us on the bench just due to experience.
This one is definitely winnable for us and our team, we are underdogs but more than capable of winning.
If we can go an early ambush and get the first two tries we are a big show. Genuinely can’t believe we are paying $4. I’ve put a pineapple on it
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