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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 3235462, member: 1899"] It's shaping up to be a fairly lopsided round of the competition and the competition front-runners of the Panthers, Rabbitohs, Storm and Eels should make short work of their opposition. It's just a matter of whether of them get through the game unscathed or actually blink and give away an unlikely loss. For me there's two games I'm curious to check out and that's Gold Coast/Canberra and Sydney/Warriors. The former because it's the best match-up of the round and after getting two wins underneath their belt I'm curious to see how the Titans go against an established top team. It's a real shame they've been robbed of the home ground advantage heading into the game. Coming off the high of beating their Queensland teams, I was curious to see the Gold Coast fans get behind the team and how the boys would respond to that, but the makeshift plans could hurt their momentum somewhat. As for Sydney I think it will be a good barometer for where they're at after their horror week against a Warriors team that's really embraced the methodical Melbourne Storm style which they got from Kearney. I'm excited to see how Sam Walker handles the big time, he's one of the best prospects to emerge since Cleary so I think he could really turn a negative into a positive for the Roosters. After last year's shock exit, it seemed like the Roosters were going to have to look towards the future regardless so this may be the head-start they needed. [/QUOTE]

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