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Message: [QUOTE="subsbligh, post: 2635236, member: 1950"] Maybe it's easier ruling out teams? There's no clear reason to sugegst the [B]Sharks[/B], [B]Titans, and Raiders [/B]can lift themselves from the the bottom of the ladder. The[B] Eels [/B]may as well sit it out for the next 2 years without Hayne. [B]Newcastle and St George[/B] have done nothing exciting in the off season. Newcastle are bankrupt and St George have the softest looking forward pack in the comp and may yet lose Merrin. There's 6 teams I'm relatively confident won't make the 8. I think the [B]Rabbitohs [/B]will struggle through this year, more than most returning premiers. [B]Roosters [/B]without SBW maybe less of a threat. [B]Manly [/B]could really struggle with their forward back torn apart and still no decent props. I think the [B]Tigers and Broncos [/B]will be the surpise packets - Tedesco, Brooks, Farah + Moses or Moltzen is a potent looking spine as is Milford, Hunt, McCullough and Boyd (with Barba as depth), especially with some discipline and fresh ideas from a new coach. [B]Warriors [/B]should make it this year into the 8. [B]Bulldogs [/B](especially with Lichaa under a decent coach), [B]Storm [/B]are conistently professional. Panthers should go from strength to strength. The [B]Cowboys[/B]... one man band... with a giant forward pack. Granville, Thurston, Morgan and Coote looks like a very competitive. Granville darting behind Tamou, Scott, Hannant and Taomolo will be bloody hard to stop. Top 4 candidates: Cowboys, Broncos, Roosters, Bulldogs, Rabbitohs, Penrith Top 8 candidates: Storm, Manly, Warriors, Tigers [/QUOTE]

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