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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2733598, member: 1899"] Only one change to the side that went down by 48-16 to Penrith with the return of Kalolo Saitaua to the extended bench. North Queensland on the other hand are coming into this game on the back of two consecutive victories with wins over Parramatta 34-12 and the Sydney Roosters 36-16 respectively. They're considered one of the favourites for the Holden Cup and with their star-studded backline they should prove a real handful for the Brisbane Broncos. Names like Kalyn Ponga, Gideon Gela-Mosby and Enari Tuala provide the Cowboys with plenty of strike and with Hess, Brown and Schonig in the middle the Broncos are going to have to be on their game physically if they're going to compete. It's going to be a real test for some of these Broncos players. They're representing a club that is conscious of their image and they won't stand for performances like last week. The players have to see this as their opportunity to prove themselves against some of the best juniors in the game and get some much needed belief. [/QUOTE]

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