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Home team v Away team

Friday...

Melbourne -8.5 v Souths 

Parramatta -2 v Wests

Saturday...

Sydney -13.5 v Canberra

Cronulla -5.5 v Newcastle

Sunday...

Manly -8 v New Zealand

Brisbane -8.5 v St George

Penrith +5.5 v Nth Queensland

Monday...

Canterbury -14 v Gold Coast



 
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There has been a real explosion of points the last 2 weeks.

Eels favourites  If a team has ever quit, it is the tigers....

 
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Think there are some interesting lines out there. 

Would be super surprised if they get many people watching the eels v tigers. What a horrible game
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

There has been a real explosion of points the last 2 weeks.

Eels favourites  If a team has ever quit, it is the tigers....



Did I hear something on the tube the other night about maybe the Tiggers dropping Benji before the season is over?
 
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Hayne in for Parra. Eels -3.5 is the line now.

Money will be all over the faves this week with the exception being the Plods and Cows...
 
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Souths 10-9 ATS this season, Storm 8-11 ATS.

Souths perfect off a loss this season (3-0 SU and ATS).

Melbourne are 13-15 ATS when favored by 6+ at home since 2011
 
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like bunnies and tigers if  benji doesn't play and brooks does
 
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GI may play...

An upbeat Michael Maguire last night gave desperate Rabbitohs fans a gigantic boost of hope by declaring Greg Inglis has fully recovered from the knee injury that has sidelined him for almost a month and was on target to make his long-awaited return in tomorrow night's blockbuster in Melbourne.

Inglis hasn't played since suffering the injury in the Origin decider on July 17.

But Maguire last night told The Daily Telegraph if the star fullback pulls up OK after a training run this morning he could be recalled for the clash against the reigning premiers.

Maguire said Inglis had a contact training session with the team on Tuesday and pulled up yesterday as good as new."We are going to make a decision on him (today)," Maguire said.

"He trained yesterday and got through it and he's pulled up really well."

Asked if that meant Inglis had fully recovered from the injury, Maguire said: "Well, it was full contact and he got through it and he feels good, so yeah.

"We have to get through another training session and see how he feels (today), so we are just going to have to make some decisions as we are moving."We are not going to take any risks but he is showing some good signs."

The man himself yesterday was giving little away about a possible return on Friday night but he said the month's rest would be to his advantage come finals time.

"This injury has probably been a bit of blessing in disguise in getting the body right and getting it to heal," Inglis said.

"I don't know how long I'll be out for, but I'm going to be smart about it and really sensible about when I'm going to come back.

"I'll train tomorrow, but how many more weeks, or how long I'm out, is up to me and the medical staff.

"No rush; you've got to be smart about this obviously coming up towards the finals series."It's a matter of how I'm feeling and how mentally wise as well."

If Inglis does play it sets up Friday night's clash as one of the games of the year.

In Inglis's absence, Souths have lost two of their past three matches and they are also now without skipper John Sutton for between two and four weeks with an ankle injury.

As a result, Souths have tumbled from premiership favourites to $4.50 on the third line of betting equal with Manly, while the Roosters are the new favourites at $3 and Melbourne second favourites at $4.The TAB's Glenn Munsie said a fit GI would have a dramatic affect on the betting market. The Rabbitohs are currently $3.40 outsiders for Friday night's game, with Melbourne paying $1.33.

But Munsie said: "Well, put it this way. If he trains (today) at 11am and there is money for them at midday, you know he is playing.

"No one will bet until after he trains. But you can bet your life there are going to be some extra cameras there for this training session.

"I don't think it is going to reduce their odds dramatically because you've got to remember they have never beaten Melbourne in Melbourne.

"But they will firm if he plays. It's Greg Inglis we're talking about here."
 
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Just seems wrong for the Eels to be favored against any team. 
 
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A team equal first getting 8.5 points. wow
 
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Erin Moylan just said GI didn't travel with the team
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

Erin Moylan just said GI didn't travel with the team

Wonder who she slept with to get that info ?

Seriously is a 'danger' round this week, imo. All the faves well backed apart from the Cows...
 
 
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The Parra Tigers game is going to be either very very high scoring or very very low scoring...I cant really see it being in the middle
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