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EASTS Vs St George at the SCG pre Game Thread
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Originally posted by Chris View PostIf I recall correctly.. last time we played them, no Jake Friend, Carney was fullback, Anasta was 6 Mini was on the wing & no Linnett?
ALOT has changed..
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Originally posted by BUDDY View PostExactly Chris. Add to that that I feel we were on top of their forwards up to about the 60 minute mark then Ryles and JWH were replaced by FPN and Lopini which were playing like lazy bums at that time. The Dragons just got us in the last 10-15 minutes. I expect our forwards to be much better this time around. The Dragons have struggled this year against big dominant packs.
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Originally posted by Chook Norris View PostWe must come out all guns blazing and blow them off the park earlier on. It'll no doubt, throw them off their game plan. But even so, repeat sets are crucial.. and scoring at ever single opportunity through forced offloads would only be to our disadvantage.
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We went into the ANZAC day match intending to measure ourselves against the best. We engaged ourselves in an arm-wrestle, were competitive in the first half, but ultimately succumbed to St George's death grip.
Come round 22, St George is still the benchmark (despite their recent form slump) and we are again looking to test ourselves and prove our worth in this years competition.
I'm sure the boys will be up for it this week considering it's at the SCG, with hopefully a full house and against the top side of the comp. They'll also be having their Hall of Fame dinner which really should reinforce their sense of responsibility to and pride in the jumper.
A part of me wants to engage in an arm wrestle again to see if we really are a tough side, but there is a part of me that thinks we shouldn't let St George play the game on their own terms.
I'm pretty confident tbh. I can't see us getting blown away so it should be a close game. If I was being a little cocky I'd say we'd have a bloody good chance of winning 13+. Hopefully the boys show a little bit more humility and respect for their opponents.
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Originally posted by Tom Verlaine's Ghost View PostAnd above all, we have to play with patience, even if it means winning in the 80th minute.
If we play with the right attitude and tactics there is no doubt we can win.
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Originally posted by fitzy View PostBingo. Patience is the key the Dragons do have great defence. If we play too loose and try to score off every play the Dragons can frustrate us out of the game. I mean as bad as they were today they only conceded two tries.
If we play with the right attitude and tactics there is no doubt we can win.
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Originally posted by Cindy14 View Post
Come round 22, St George is still the benchmark (despite their recent form slump)
While this game is by no means close to a certain win for the Roosters, I honestly think that if the Dragons win they will have to have a huge change in the way they play. They have absolutely no points in them at the moment and the air tight defense they started the season with is no where to be seenThe Internet is a place for posting silly things
Try and be serious and you will look stupid
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Originally posted by Kingbilly View PostBenchmark for boredom is all they are at the moment.
While this game is by no means close to a certain win for the Roosters, I honestly think that if the Dragons win they will have to have a huge change in the way they play. They have absolutely no points in them at the moment and the air tight defense they started the season with is no where to be seen
WE WILL PURGE THE MERGE.
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Originally posted by OMR View PostJudging by past performances, we will probably get beaten by the Cowboys again somehow!!!! Still can't get last year's last game out of mind.
If the Roosters had won home games against the two worst teams in the comp (Cronulla and Nth Qld) they would be leading the competition outright.FONK
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