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St George-Illawarra Dragons v Parramatta, Sunday 4:00pm WIN Jubilee Stadium
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Mountain Boy // Sep 10, 2009 at 11:58 pm
Melbourne. Can you name a more unpopular team in Melbourne this week than last year’s premiers? You can?? The Adelaide Crows? Well, apart from them – no you can’t. That dreaded cow-bell ringer to toll Manly’s Deathknell.
Gold Coast. The NRL would love nothing more than to see the G.C. in a G.F. Lots of pats on the backs all round for Gallop and co for letting that rabble (aka) Giants/Seagulls/Chargers back in the comp. The other great story would be that Preston played for those Chargers back in ’98.
Newcastle. Depth. Class. Strength. Speed. Skill. and Joey carrying the oranges. Bulldogs will be shaking their heads at where they were sitting just over a week ago.
Parramatta. The biggest factor here is the Dragons playing in yet another semi-final. Yes, we all know its been 30 long years since their last Grand Final drinks, but more pertinent, this will be their 17th finals series since 1979 for no result! How ironic Dean Young was heard talking about scars on Parramatta from their last game, when his team has been so hideously scarred over the years, they should call them Elephant-Team. The poor bloke was also conceived and born in 1983, a Parra year. How cruel.
Mungo Amanda // Sep 11, 2009 at 8:57 am
Der Sturm
Titans
NEWCASTLE
Dragons (sorry would love Parra to win but can’t do it)
Shaun // Sep 11, 2009 at 10:26 am
Tomorrow night I shall be on the town with Bismark and me mate Bugle who hails from Newy way and a loyal member of the Order of Knights of the Steel City.
I am most certain that we will repair to a public house in the Balmain district to view the Knights v Bulldogs affair.
Mungo Amanda // Sep 11, 2009 at 11:57 am
You should repair to ANZ Stadium.
I will be in Bathurst ;-(
Mountain Boy // Sep 11, 2009 at 2:09 pm
I’m going to have a guess at Prelims, G/F, and Premier.
Prelim’s – Melbourne v Bulldogs
– Gold Coast v St George
(Top 4 teams to play off – although its teams 3 and 4 to get the week off after this weekend)
Grand Final – Bulldogs v Gold Coast
Premier – Gold Coast
Note the above has probably the same chance of happening as my Melbourne Cup tip has of winning in a couple of months time (fairly slim).
Shaun // Sep 11, 2009 at 8:39 pm
Mungo, this night out has been set up for a while and there are a few of us meeting for a few beers. If had notice, then yes maybe ANZ would be good (though Fabs would be bored – Bismark knows what I mean).
But we’ll be content with beer on tap and a suitably sized plasma screen. Hope you get to watch the game in Bathurst. I’ve put $5 on the Knights at 13+.
Mungo Amanda // Sep 11, 2009 at 8:41 pm
Of course! my sister said her partner ‘s “head will explode in joy” at having someone to watch the footy with who would not mock it (South fan). Finals all live on Nine so won’t even have to leave the house.
Bismark O'Measles // Sep 11, 2009 at 10:46 pm
So.. it’s come to this Manly. 26 weeks of inconsistency, a fluked try in the last minute against the Sharks which not only lost me $55 but denied the glorious Tigers a place in the 8 and…. 80 embarrasing minutes at Etihad and, with any luck (come-on two out of the bottom 3!!!!!) an early bus home.
I will DEFINITELY be rooting for both the Knights and Eels folks – you never know, I may change the habit of a lifetime and barrack for the Broncos – such is my contempt for Manly (spit).
You’ll get heaps more of this tomorrow night Shaun.. get used to it!
It’s now my ambition to get Fabcat out to a footy match.
Manyana
Bis.
Bismark O'Measles // Sep 11, 2009 at 10:49 pm
BTW (in case you missed it) because none of my favourite teams (with the possible exception of the Eels in defference to Shaun) are in the top 8… my finals series now centres around who is going to get Manly out first.
Go everyone!
Bismark O'Measles // Sep 11, 2009 at 10:51 pm
BTW2 – All this exercise, and the lack of alcohol for the last month or so, must be going to my head : I’m begining to like the tune on the MBF ‘Steps’ advertisement.
Shaun // Sep 11, 2009 at 10:56 pm
I didn’t expect such a flogging. The early stages Manly seemed enthusiastic but Gus was right. Where was Orford that first half?
It is always nice to see Manly flogged even if it was the Storm.
As for getting Fabcat to a footy match, I know of a way but it really ain’t pretty.
Bismark O'Measles // Sep 11, 2009 at 11:58 pm
Gus, on the 43rd minute, gave us a ‘Deary deary me’ followed immediately by a ‘No no no no no’.
Mountain Boy // Sep 13, 2009 at 7:24 pm
At the time of starting this one – Apologies Shaun for getting in first on the Parra game review. It’s your stage I know. I guess you are still on your next round of drinks – which is totally understandable. but Great stuff Parra!!!! God – I never have followed them – mostly the opposite – but I can literally feel my hair bristling. That usually only happens in Grand Finals. So long as they keep flying under the radar – they are showing they have what it takes to go all the way to October. Well done Parra for reading that blueprint on the Dragons. Beat them with strong defence. Outmuscle them. Keep them on the back foot when they have the ball. They have shown against Canberra, Brisbane, Souths, and now Parra – that their tactics are not as effective when a team decides to take them on in this way. It doesn’t read very well for the Dragons next week at Suncorp now does it? especially after the Broncos know what to do. On the other hand, a Sydney game for Parra against the Gold Coast. The 8th team gets a home game for week 2 !! Cards are falling their way. They are alive – and where there’s life – there’s hope.
Bismark O'Measles // Sep 13, 2009 at 9:22 pm
Agree with MB : The Eels are real contenders and having them there, playing the way they did today, nearly makes up for not having the Tigers there!!
MANLY ARE GONE!!!!!!!!
Missed heaps of the game because of the bowling this arvo and Buster had my phone so I couldn’t commune via the usual textural methods but I was with them all the way.
You must be stoked.
BOM
Shaun // Sep 13, 2009 at 10:16 pm
Ah, what a day.
I wasn’t going to drink after last night’s efforts but am allowing myself a glass of wine to celebrate.
In the first 20 minutes, the possession ran 65%-35% to the Dragons. But they couldn’t crack the Eels line. Actually the Dragons attack seemed a little unimaginative. It was either kick the ball to Grothe’s wing or do a sweeping backline movement and get the ball to Morris (which Parra covered well apart from one try). But Parra wanted the win. It should in how they continually stood up even when the 50-50 calls were going against them.
The Eels forwards were outstaing. Moi Moi was damaging and Ben Smith is turning into a hard hitting back rower. His first half defence was Hindmarsh like. Hindy was Hindy which is all anyone needs to say. The Eels aren’t just the Jarrod Hayne show (and his try was something that had to be seen to be believed). Everyone put in.
Special mention of young Morts. His enthusiasm got us the first try, his skills the second. He is developing into a very good footballer.
The four day turn around won’t worry Parra. They have the momentum. The interesting stat is that the Eels have never beaten the Titans. And what better time to register that win that Friday night.
Oh, and Manly are gorn! Like I said, what a day.
Shaun // Sep 13, 2009 at 10:35 pm
Oh and Burt cost about $20. I had $5 on Parra to win by 1-12. Not that I’m complaining.
Mungo Amanda // Sep 13, 2009 at 10:37 pm
Wowsers! Never happier to be completely wrong, Shaun. And I’m completely wrong at least three times a round during the season so you know that means something. I was on the train and out of net range for all the second half, but happy to hear the result on disembarkment.
Totally behind Parra for the rest of the finals.
(quick word on the Knights. Funny game, we were never out of it but never really in it either. Ever when we were four pts behind and a converted try would have put ahead … I never felt like it was a nail biter. Disappointing, but fair considering the inconsistent season we had. Come on 2010!!!!)
Shaun // Sep 13, 2009 at 10:50 pm
Eels fans regard this try from 1983 as one of the best ever. Discussed in hushed and hallowed tone by the faithful.
Hayne’s try is now of legend and will also be talked about for years to come.
Mountain Boy // Sep 13, 2009 at 10:54 pm
When Dean Young looks in the mirror tomorrow it should show that his mouth has been scarred shut.
Shaun // Sep 13, 2009 at 10:55 pm
Welcome to the wild ride that will be the Eels in 2009, Amanda.
Your right about the Knights last night. The lack of possession in the first half really told on them. Judging by the patrons at the Town Hall in Balmain, more Knights supporters than Bulldogs. Then again, maybe that was just may mate Bugle being loud as he very well can be.
And a special mention to the band who were very considerate in not setting up till after the game was over. The stage is right under the big screen.
Bismark O'Measles // Sep 14, 2009 at 12:07 am
Ah yes… WhiteBros if I remember correctly.
I did spot the guvnor having a word with them just after half time… I think he warned them of the impending riot if they persisted!