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Message: [QUOTE="Rally Towel, post: 2655754, member: 8569"] I've got: Souths getting up against us. Suspect we will give a good account of ourselves, and keep it close, though I wouldn't be surprised to see them run in a couple of late tries to push the margin out. Manly to win against Eels. Just can't ever count them out, and the Eels may take some time to regather their mojo following Hayne' defection. Manly look light up front but class on the backline to be the difference. Knights to win at home. I think the Warriors may well find a measure of consistency this year, but they are notorious slow starters and a different animal on the road. Tigers should easily account for Titans, given recent events. I don't think this will even be close. Cowboys to win over the Roosters. Playing at home, and JT with a clean bill of health. Wouldn't be surprised if they end up putting the hurt on big time. Penalty count to be the most lopsided of the round. Bulldogs and Panthers could go either way but leaning towards Dogs. If that new backline clicks, I expect them to be the team to beat this year. Remains to be seen if their halves have the skills to utilise them though. Sharks should account for the Raiders. They may have been woeful last year, but they've recruited well, got their coach back and their joke of a penance has been served. Raiders have made some improvements but only the Titans will save them from the spoon. Storm to best the Dragons. Whether Smith plays or not, they're too well drilled, and still have some outstanding talent to work with. Mind you, last year round 1 I got 3/8, and it was the highest in my tipping comp. Hard to gauge how teams will adjust to new rules and so forth. Stoked it's finally upon us! Longest off season ever! [/QUOTE]

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