What a Monday night game tonight. An improving and inform Manly team up against Melbourne who are fresh off a loss to GC last week. Liking Melbourne to get the job done at home especially with them going down last week. Currently have the line at -7.5.
Thoughts?Opinions?
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What a Monday night game tonight. An improving and inform Manly team up against Melbourne who are fresh off a loss to GC last week. Liking Melbourne to get the job done at home especially with them going down last week. Currently have the line at -7.5.
a few quick stats from nrl.com match preview to consider.
The history: Played 17; Storm 10, Sea Eagles 7. The only time
these two sides have met at this venue was the last time they met –
last year’s finals. The Storm trounced Manly 40-12, a result that
ultimately saw the Sea Eagles ousted from the title race.
Five
of the past seven have gone to the Storm; however, the trend over the
past five games is win-loss meaning the Sea Eagles could be due.
Conclusion: Melbourne’s loss to the Titans and the Sea Eagles’ vein of form coming into this clash make it a mouth-watering prospect.
It
is always hard to tip against the Storm in Melbourne. They rarely lose
twice in a row; in fact, they only did so once in 2009, 2008 and 2006,
while they went all of 2007 without back-to-back losses. The smart
money therefore gets plonked on Melbourne
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a few quick stats from nrl.com match preview to consider.
The history: Played 17; Storm 10, Sea Eagles 7. The only time
these two sides have met at this venue was the last time they met –
last year’s finals. The Storm trounced Manly 40-12, a result that
ultimately saw the Sea Eagles ousted from the title race.
Five
of the past seven have gone to the Storm; however, the trend over the
past five games is win-loss meaning the Sea Eagles could be due.
Conclusion: Melbourne’s loss to the Titans and the Sea Eagles’ vein of form coming into this clash make it a mouth-watering prospect.
It
is always hard to tip against the Storm in Melbourne. They rarely lose
twice in a row; in fact, they only did so once in 2009, 2008 and 2006,
while they went all of 2007 without back-to-back losses. The smart
money therefore gets plonked on Melbourne
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