This certainly isn’t the sexiest game of the round and it probably won’t be the greatest standard of skill either, considering the current form of both clubs. It’s a little bit surprising to see the Magpies as such heavy favourites when the highest score they’ve kicked for their past nine games is 64 points. They’re struggling to score and their defence has also been poor of late, which is highly unusual for the Buckely-coached Magpies. On the other hand, The Kangaroos have only won three games this season and two of those were in the opening couple of rounds. With that said, they were impressive last weekend and would’ve taken a lot of confidence from the way they performed. All things considered, it’s a tricky game to predict, but we’ll be siding with North Melbourne to cover a generous spread.
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This certainly isn’t the sexiest game of the round and it probably won’t be the greatest standard of skill either, considering the current form of both clubs. It’s a little bit surprising to see the Magpies as such heavy favourites when the highest score they’ve kicked for their past nine games is 64 points. They’re struggling to score and their defence has also been poor of late, which is highly unusual for the Buckely-coached Magpies. On the other hand, The Kangaroos have only won three games this season and two of those were in the opening couple of rounds. With that said, they were impressive last weekend and would’ve taken a lot of confidence from the way they performed. All things considered, it’s a tricky game to predict, but we’ll be siding with North Melbourne to cover a generous spread.
North will be well and truly up and about after nearly rolling the high-flying Lions last week. Collingwood have lost three of their last five with their two wins against the struggling Swans and the hapless Crows. The Magpies cover at just 43% when favoured and just 38% when favoured by more than two goals. North have covered 12 of 18 when an underdog of more than two goals.
North will be well and truly up and about after nearly rolling the high-flying Lions last week. Collingwood have lost three of their last five with their two wins against the struggling Swans and the hapless Crows. The Magpies cover at just 43% when favoured and just 38% when favoured by more than two goals. North have covered 12 of 18 when an underdog of more than two goals.
Hey T2, is Souths +13.5 at $1.42 free money on Thursday night. Looks good to me but need second opinion please can you take a look at it and let me know?
Thanks mate
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Hey T2, is Souths +13.5 at $1.42 free money on Thursday night. Looks good to me but need second opinion please can you take a look at it and let me know?
Hey T2, is Souths +13.5 at $1.42 free money on Thursday night. Looks good to me but need second opinion please can you take a look at it and let me know?
Thanks mate
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Hey T2, is Souths +13.5 at $1.42 free money on Thursday night. Looks good to me but need second opinion please can you take a look at it and let me know?
Not sure it will be as straight forward as most are making out. Souths v Parra, Dragons v Titans, Warriors v Knights and Sharks v Cowboys could all go either way. Warriors for mine the value of the round.
Eels – 50/50 game for me. Battle of the spines here. Won’t be much in it. Dragons – Lomax & Dufty to dominate again Roosters – Still not back to their best , but surely too much for the hapless Broncos Knights – 50/50 game for mine. Warriors will make it tough, but Ponga should be the difference . Sharks – Cows with no Taumololo are never a chance Panthers – But the Tigers were their toughest opponent to toss earlier in the year when Harry drove them nuts all night , and he is back again now & Api is out? Storm – the big three are all back, but they will miss the cheese & the Bromwich kiddie, but they are only playing a wounded Manly . Raiders – chasing that 4th spot and will put a score on the hapless D
few idears which i like..will this week all favorites win..
para vs south will be super close..
going small parlay
para win 1-12
dragons win 1-12
sharks win 1-12
knights win 1-12
if i go big parlay i will go plus 1.40 mark most games this week
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Not sure it will be as straight forward as most are making out. Souths v Parra, Dragons v Titans, Warriors v Knights and Sharks v Cowboys could all go either way. Warriors for mine the value of the round.
Eels – 50/50 game for me. Battle of the spines here. Won’t be much in it. Dragons – Lomax & Dufty to dominate again Roosters – Still not back to their best , but surely too much for the hapless Broncos Knights – 50/50 game for mine. Warriors will make it tough, but Ponga should be the difference . Sharks – Cows with no Taumololo are never a chance Panthers – But the Tigers were their toughest opponent to toss earlier in the year when Harry drove them nuts all night , and he is back again now & Api is out? Storm – the big three are all back, but they will miss the cheese & the Bromwich kiddie, but they are only playing a wounded Manly . Raiders – chasing that 4th spot and will put a score on the hapless D
few idears which i like..will this week all favorites win..
para vs south will be super close..
going small parlay
para win 1-12
dragons win 1-12
sharks win 1-12
knights win 1-12
if i go big parlay i will go plus 1.40 mark most games this week
without Blake Green they’re gone. Their game plan seems to be reverting back to the “pass to Ponga” strategy, and I don’t think it will get them very far. The Warriors meanwhile are desperate to finish the season strong, and you can’t help but respect them for it. No team has been as disadvantaged as New Zealand, and it’s been great to see them remain competitive. I’m tipping the upset and giving the win to the Warriors. I don’t think it’ll be convincing, and I don’t think they’ll play finals, but I think they’ll come away from Tamworth with the two points. Warriors by 6.
this is very intersting.. agree warriors is paying well.. but last week dogs was 10-0 made me worried.. i dont think knights will let it happen...lets see
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without Blake Green they’re gone. Their game plan seems to be reverting back to the “pass to Ponga” strategy, and I don’t think it will get them very far. The Warriors meanwhile are desperate to finish the season strong, and you can’t help but respect them for it. No team has been as disadvantaged as New Zealand, and it’s been great to see them remain competitive. I’m tipping the upset and giving the win to the Warriors. I don’t think it’ll be convincing, and I don’t think they’ll play finals, but I think they’ll come away from Tamworth with the two points. Warriors by 6.
this is very intersting.. agree warriors is paying well.. but last week dogs was 10-0 made me worried.. i dont think knights will let it happen...lets see
Keep changing my mind on this game, I see Eels busting the bunnies up the middle!
agree R99... but im very sure this game will be super close... south +13.5 @1.40 love to add my big parlay.. but my bookies is not open many rugby options for me to go big parlay..
got small parlays with para to win 1-12..
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Quote Originally Posted by Ragnar99:
Keep changing my mind on this game, I see Eels busting the bunnies up the middle!
agree R99... but im very sure this game will be super close... south +13.5 @1.40 love to add my big parlay.. but my bookies is not open many rugby options for me to go big parlay..
While Souths have thrived in high-scoring matches that play to their attacking strengths, the defensive grit shown by Parramatta last week should get the home side over the line. Eels by 7.
Parramatta Eels did the job against Melbourne Storm last week but they will be eager to back that up with another strong performance as they take on South Sydney Rabbitohs. The Eels were able to nil the Storm but that success did little to prevent questions regarding their credentials to be able to win this year’s Premiership. Another win against in-form South Sydney may help their cause but it will be a tough task for Parramatta with the Rabbitohs winning their last four including a huge triumph last week and in what should be a close contest either way, it may be worth siding with Souths who benefit from a +6.5 start.
nobody got clear picture for this game. im sure south will not like last few years.. ups and down..this year..evethough south won last few games vs bottom teams..not top teams.. can they match up with big teams..
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While Souths have thrived in high-scoring matches that play to their attacking strengths, the defensive grit shown by Parramatta last week should get the home side over the line. Eels by 7.
Parramatta Eels did the job against Melbourne Storm last week but they will be eager to back that up with another strong performance as they take on South Sydney Rabbitohs. The Eels were able to nil the Storm but that success did little to prevent questions regarding their credentials to be able to win this year’s Premiership. Another win against in-form South Sydney may help their cause but it will be a tough task for Parramatta with the Rabbitohs winning their last four including a huge triumph last week and in what should be a close contest either way, it may be worth siding with Souths who benefit from a +6.5 start.
nobody got clear picture for this game. im sure south will not like last few years.. ups and down..this year..evethough south won last few games vs bottom teams..not top teams.. can they match up with big teams..
This double is paying around $2.85 with Unibet. Souths are a dazzling attacking team but lose something significant without Johnston there. Also, it’s hard not to be impressed with the way Parramatta have stepped up the defence even as their attack has misfired. Exhibit A: the 14-0 win against the admittedly under-strength Storm last week.
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This double is paying around $2.85 with Unibet. Souths are a dazzling attacking team but lose something significant without Johnston there. Also, it’s hard not to be impressed with the way Parramatta have stepped up the defence even as their attack has misfired. Exhibit A: the 14-0 win against the admittedly under-strength Storm last week.
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