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Post by Bones on Jan 21, 2014 18:58:27 GMT 10
My top 8 (in no particular order) are:
Manly
Souths
Roosters
Newcastle
Cronulla
Brisbane
Melbourne
Penrith
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Post by manlyarmy on Jan 21, 2014 19:06:05 GMT 10
No particular order:
Manly
Russell Crowe inbreds
Bunch of overpaid latte sippers who get rimmed by Politis and Gyngell
47 years, sh*t all
Donkeys from the donkey sanctuary only open on fridays
Purple-wearing mardi gras participants
The Riff
Drugcastle
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Post by buhrerfulmanly on Jan 21, 2014 20:58:41 GMT 10
In no particular order:
Manly
Melbourne
Souths
Roosters
Cowboys
Sharks
Gold Coast
Bulldogs
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Post by CAMBO on Jan 21, 2014 21:48:43 GMT 10
No particular order: Manly Russell Crowe inbreds Bunch of overpaid latte sippers who get rimmed by Politis and Gyngell 47 years, sh*t all Donkeys from the donkey sanctuary only open on fridays Purple-wearing mardi gras participants The Riff Drugcastle Gees there's some interesting new clubs in this years comp ads lol |
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Post by burgo87 on Jan 22, 2014 8:52:17 GMT 10
1. Souths (an all round boss side and great coach although lacking some depth that may be underestimated due to their upcoming U20s players but this is their year) 2. Roosters (great coach has electrified this boss side that is almost identical to 2013 premiership winning one, Rami Castey seems like a great replacement for prop Luke O’Donnell and they will have SBW in his final NRL season. The Roosters have a very good chance at making the grand final) 3. Manly (great coach and great but ageing squad with lack of experienced props although I’m not 100% sure why that is such a big deal. The squad is slightly lacking depth as per usual and the reserve players are yet to be re-signed! Also I’m a bit one-eyed about my beloved Sea Eagles  4. Sharks (Peter Sharp as coach? Almost same aging side but still needed a strike centre but Blake Ashford could be the answer. Luke Lewis will be out for almost half the season. NSW Cup winning GF side and a few good signing means good depth. Probably their last real chance to win the premiership for a while) 5. Warriors (Sam Tomkins is a massive boost to an already great backline. Matt Elliot revitalised the squad halfway through the 2013 season, new halves pairing but they are 2 young guns and as always the forwards must step up and consistency is the key. Plenty of decent players pushing for a 1st grade squad so depth seems good. My 2014 darkhorse) 6. North QLD (great side with good depth but lost a few experienced campaigners, needs a consistent halves pairing, new hooker rotation and Origin could still be problems, new rookie coach but seems very credible) 7. Titans (great forward pack, great young halves pairing though Albert Kelly is a bit injured and a very good backline, Brad Tighe seems capable, alright coach but the team’s overall consistency is the key) 8. Storm (great coach, new 5/8 in Cody Walker or Ben Hampton, Origin always is a problem, big 3 are all around 30 years old now) |
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Love my mighty Manly Sea Eagles :-)
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Post by eagle54 on Jan 22, 2014 14:21:28 GMT 10
Manly
Roosters
Souths
Melbourne
Newcastle
Cowboys
Bulldogs
Cronulla
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Post by wamf on Jan 22, 2014 14:38:55 GMT 10
Manly
Souths
Cowgirls
Canterbury
Melbourne
Easts
Penrith
Parramatta (Hoppa will make a difference)
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