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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 2700409, member: 1899"] It's been six years since Brisbane beat Melbourne at Suncorp. Over a decade if you don't count it (:001_rolleyes:). It will also be the third team we've played that has won a premiership in the past three years. I know that's an observation that could have been made in December, but it's an interesting tidbit nonetheless. If Brisbane were to win, it would be the ultimate confidence boost heading into the finals. Not only would it put them in good stead in terms of form, it would (just about) guarantee them a home final. Otherwise, they'll head off to Dairy Farmers Stadium where the Cowboys hold an impressive 3-0 finals record over Brisbane. In fact, I don't think they've ever been beaten there, so it would make life extremely difficult. I'm very interested to see how the Storm play tomorrow night. Obviously they were below par against Newcastle, but Melbourne have never been a side to lay down and die. Even if they wanted to, I doubt they could with Bellyache screaming at them. Regardless, I'm sure they'll test Brisbane out and expect to see plenty of play directed at both Hunt & Milford. I'm sure Oates will receive a lot of attention under the high ball as well. They'll have to absorb the pressure, and turn strike by targeting the Storm on the edges, particularly at Matt Duffie who has shown that he struggles with his ability to read the play. Target both him and Koroibete, and the points will flow. Looking forward to the game. I'll be there as well and I'll be looking forward to celebrating the career of Justin Hodges, one of the greatest backs of my time watching the game. If the Broncos could do me one favour, I'd love to see them upload a lengthy highlights video. I don't even care if they throw some of the Roosters stuff in there. Some of the things he did in Bondi were out of this world and I'd love to see it all celebrated. [/QUOTE]

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