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Message: [QUOTE="BroncsFan, post: 3205708, member: 9052"] I think the sharks will probably fall a fair way down the ladder this year. They were also rans in the finals and SJ is out till June... if Moylan gets injured, seems likely, they have no attack. The dogs spine still looks pretty rubbish... I dont think Burton is getting there till 2022. So it's all the guys they had last year (less Foran) + Flannagan (unless they try Cotric at fullback), and Flannagan did not impress me at all. Tigers appear to have gone backwards with Harry gone... probably not spoon backwards but still backwards. We also have the dragons who look a real spoon side at the moment. I dont think Griffin can get BHunt or Norman out of their funk.. and if those two continue to flounder it could be a very long season. It's getting close to implode point for Parra as well. Moses looked anything but the messiah and the coach should probably start looking at Brown taking over. They're basically flat track bullies so if they start losing I dont think they have the mentality to pick it up. For the Broncos it all depends on whether the players buy into what Kevvie is selling. The forwards will get us through games (pending injuries to the 2nd row) and the backs are solid enough, but our spine is the worst in the comp going by form. If Milf doesn't improve or we dont have any consistency in the spine, specifically Turps remaining healthy, Dearden improving in attack and someone stepping up to take that fullback spot, then it could be a long season for us. To me the best contenders for bottom 4 at this stage are dogs, sharks, dragons, broncos & warriors. If we improve our attitude we will be much better off than last year... unfortunately for us we basically only won 1 game last year (when you consider the new rules, etc.), which means we need a lot of improvement [/QUOTE]

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