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Message: [QUOTE="Broncoman, post: 2628975, member: 7803"] I disagree with some saying that this Grand Final will be a walkover for Souths - The Bulldogs have got far more experience in games like these and were in the Grand Final just 2 years ago. In total Bulldogs players have played in 10 Grand Finals in comparison Souths have only played 5 and that is in courtesy of Inglis and Tuquri. Having big game players is crucial in games like these. It will be very interesting to see how the young blokes at Souths handle the pressure of a Grand Final - The Bulldogs have a forward pack that is capable of stopping the Souths go forward through the middle which I see as one of their main strengths. When the Cowboys halted their progress in round 24 they didn't play anywhere near their potential. - The Bulldogs have the best clutch player in the game in Trent Hodkinson - Souths have always relied on the Luke partnership with the halves and having him out is going to affect them. Ennis out is going to hurt the Dogs as well so it's levelled up there - Des is a great coach that knows how to win premierships whilst it's McGuire's first Grand Final but he is a great coach as well but he hasn't coached in a game like this. - The Bulldogs are experts at winning grand finals amid adversity remember 1995 and 2004 Souths will take some beating but I wouldn't be at all surprised if Canterbury won their 9th Premiership tomorrow. [/QUOTE]

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