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Rabbitohs v Sea Eagles: Hunt recalled, Manly unchanged
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Anthony Seibold's Rabbitohs looked terrific early on against the Panthers last week, only to be run down in the final 10 minutes. Their attitude in defence was obvious, and in truth it was a game they should have won.
The Sea Eagles were scintillating in sizzling conditions last Sunday, and if they get a roll on like they did against Parramatta they will be almost impossible to stop.
The selections: Hymel Hunt has been drafted in to replace Tyrell Fuimaono (dislocated toe) on the bench. Not surprisingly, Manly remain unchanged after romping to a 54-0 win at Lottoland.
The key match-up: Jake Trbojevic v Sam Burgess. While they won't directly line up against one another at lock with Burgess named at prop, you can guarantee fireworks up the middle between the two internationals. The respect is mutual, and both realise just how important they are if their team is to fire.
For the Rabbitohs to win: Limiting the brilliance of Manly halfback and captain Daly Cherry-Evans. The Eels had no answers last Sunday in the heat, with DCE putting on a clinic from the opening whistle.
For the Sea Eagles to win: Remaining desperate in defence. Coach Trent Barrett was delighted to keep the Eels scoreless last start, so if Manly can replicate that urgency they will be hard to contain.
Rabbitohs Stat Attack: With 73 missed tackles, they only trail the Titans and Eels (91) as well as the Sharks (78) in terms of defensive lapses. That stat needs to improve against Manly, who can be red-hot when they have momentum.
Sea Eagles Stat Attack: After thrashing the Eels last week, it is no surprise to see the men in maroon and white with the most points to their name (72) as well as the most tries (12).
And another thing: Cherry-Evans has taken on the added responsibility of goal kicking like a seasoned veteran. Last Sunday he booted nine conversions from 10 attempts, earning comparisons to club legend Jamie Lyon.
Prediction: Sea Eagles by 4.
South Sydney Rabbitohs v Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Saturday 5.30pm AEDT at ANZ Stadium
Head-to-head: 140 games, Sea Eagles 76 wins, Rabbitohs 64 wins
Points per game: Rabbitohs 17; Sea Eagles 36
Points conceded per game: Rabbitohs 25; Sea Eagles 9.5
Televised: Live on Fox League
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NRL.com
Anthony Seibold's Rabbitohs looked terrific early on against the Panthers last week, only to be run down in the final 10 minutes. Their attitude in defence was obvious, and in truth it was a game they should have won.
The Sea Eagles were scintillating in sizzling conditions last Sunday, and if they get a roll on like they did against Parramatta they will be almost impossible to stop.
The selections: Hymel Hunt has been drafted in to replace Tyrell Fuimaono (dislocated toe) on the bench. Not surprisingly, Manly remain unchanged after romping to a 54-0 win at Lottoland.
The key match-up: Jake Trbojevic v Sam Burgess. While they won't directly line up against one another at lock with Burgess named at prop, you can guarantee fireworks up the middle between the two internationals. The respect is mutual, and both realise just how important they are if their team is to fire.
For the Rabbitohs to win: Limiting the brilliance of Manly halfback and captain Daly Cherry-Evans. The Eels had no answers last Sunday in the heat, with DCE putting on a clinic from the opening whistle.
For the Sea Eagles to win: Remaining desperate in defence. Coach Trent Barrett was delighted to keep the Eels scoreless last start, so if Manly can replicate that urgency they will be hard to contain.
Rabbitohs Stat Attack: With 73 missed tackles, they only trail the Titans and Eels (91) as well as the Sharks (78) in terms of defensive lapses. That stat needs to improve against Manly, who can be red-hot when they have momentum.
Sea Eagles Stat Attack: After thrashing the Eels last week, it is no surprise to see the men in maroon and white with the most points to their name (72) as well as the most tries (12).
And another thing: Cherry-Evans has taken on the added responsibility of goal kicking like a seasoned veteran. Last Sunday he booted nine conversions from 10 attempts, earning comparisons to club legend Jamie Lyon.
Prediction: Sea Eagles by 4.
South Sydney Rabbitohs v Manly Warringah Sea Eagles, Saturday 5.30pm AEDT at ANZ Stadium
Head-to-head: 140 games, Sea Eagles 76 wins, Rabbitohs 64 wins
Points per game: Rabbitohs 17; Sea Eagles 36
Points conceded per game: Rabbitohs 25; Sea Eagles 9.5
Televised: Live on Fox League
Anything can happen. The Tigers have beaten the Roosters and the Storm in a fortnight. We need to win most of our games during the first 8 rounds whilst we have a favourable draw. We can't afford to drop games like this and expect to make it into the top 4.
Bozo put some clothes on mate!
brad
First Grader
Experts , Gasnier , Pitt ,Hodges and Tallis haha .
Here are some more Experts for you mate ....
Darryl Brohman - Rabbits
Wally Lewis - Manly
Yvonne Sampson -Manly
TWO DOGS
Salesman wanted, must look honest.
Not surprising Brohman dislikes Manly after Les Boyd finished his career.
Its not just Brohman that does not like us , Its the whole bloody world that hates us too .
But we love it don't we . Especially after 54- 0 wins
anthonyb1965
GO Manly
You need to upload a pic with you in feathers so we can actually call you "feathered friend". The naked meme........................Its not just Brohman that does not like us , Its the whole bloody world that hates us too .
But we love it don't we . Especially after 54- 0 wins
Very funny feathered friend
Class of 96
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Janie Soward putting huge wraps on Croker in the NRL preview video. That is cause for concern.
Souths taunt Manly with book of feuds ....
Rabbitohs use Book of Feuds to taunt Sea Eagles NRL 2018 | Daily ...
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/.../rabbitohs-taunt...book.../8d4c194ef56ef1dd7bb9d...
3 hours ago - Rabbitohs taunt Sea Eagles with explosive book about club rivalry. ... SOUTH Sydney have reignited their fierce rivalry with Manly, declaring the Sea Eagles “unashamedly stand for privilege and position” and have a “born-to-rule mentality.”. ... “Broken bones, eye-gouging ...
Thanks dopey ... you just made sure any chance of Manly being complacent is off the agenda.
PSS Sorry couldn't get the full article ..
Rabbitohs use Book of Feuds to taunt Sea Eagles NRL 2018 | Daily ...
https://www.dailytelegraph.com.au/.../rabbitohs-taunt...book.../8d4c194ef56ef1dd7bb9d...
3 hours ago - Rabbitohs taunt Sea Eagles with explosive book about club rivalry. ... SOUTH Sydney have reignited their fierce rivalry with Manly, declaring the Sea Eagles “unashamedly stand for privilege and position” and have a “born-to-rule mentality.”. ... “Broken bones, eye-gouging ...
Thanks dopey ... you just made sure any chance of Manly being complacent is off the agenda.
PSS Sorry couldn't get the full article ..
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That’s a stupid thing to do by Seibold or the management as you can bet Twenty will be waving this in the boys faces at training!!
Read that the other day...thought it wasn't worth posting as if just looked like some journo wanted to get a reaction.
Then I read that the journo just said Manly were outraged anyway. Because they're ****s!
Even more fire up material!!
Class of 96
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Seibold didn't pass the concussion test before releasing that.
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