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Message: [QUOTE="Steve, post: 2434020, member: 1799"] Hah no need for panic stations. We nearly pinched it at the death and were unlucky not to get the line drop out. I think if we'd had another 1-2 sets on their line we would have cracked them. Mind you we need to acknowledge the NSW defence. It's as resiliant as I've seen from them in years. Don't think we need to make mass changes. Maybe Inglis to fullback for Slater. There could be an opening for Barba with the shift or maybe Nielson to come back in. Personally I think Barba's a good pick as we've lacked a bit of attacking spark so far in this series. If he plays and it's a dry night (which it usually is at this time of year) the game could really open up unlike the first two. I think Civo should retain his spot. He wasn't bad at all last night. Bent the line numerous times and even though his play the balls were slow the whole forward pack was slowed down in the boggy conditions. It's unlikely our halves will play as badly in Brisbane. Cronk got his mojo back after the sin-bin and I'm expecting them to click in game three. It's all set up beautifully for the decider. NSW should rightfully be pretty confident and they will have learned a lot from last year's decider. I have a feeling our dynasty might be coming to an end but Lang Park is a completely different kettle of fish. I think the home ground advantage is worth at least 8-10 points for Queensland given how the team feeds off the crowd (remember game three last year?). [/QUOTE]

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