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Message: [QUOTE="LittleDavey, post: 3490721, member: 8255"] One thing that sticks with me on the topic of this thread is the draw. Broncos have consistently had one of the toughest draws out of the whole comp the past 4 years, as judged by the NRL themselves. Bulldogs and Roosters were there with us for a couple of years but are both well down the list this year. Conversely, look at the teams who continually get 'soft' draws - Cowboys are the glaring example, with the Titans and Dragons both also conspicuous at the bottom end in recent years. [ATTACH type="full" alt="1679727834476.png"]21569[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1679727844275.png"]21570[/ATTACH] [ATTACH type="full" alt="1679727860192.png"]21571[/ATTACH] 2020: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1679728016260.png"]21572[/ATTACH] 2019: [ATTACH type="full" alt="1679728033546.png"]21573[/ATTACH] What is glaringly obvious is that we are [B][U]the only team[/U][/B] to have more than 13 games against the previous years' finalists in the past 3 years. But not only that - [B][U]we have had more than 13 in [I]ALL [/I]of these 3 years[/U][/B]. 14, 14 and 15. Again, no-one else has had more than 13 even once across these 3 years. The calculated figure aside, this is patently unfair - especially considering we won the spoon just 3 years ago. It would be interesting to add up all the scores and games against top 8 opponents from the past 4 years to get an overall picture of draw strength, if anyone has the time or inclination, but I would guess we sit alone at the top and probably by some margin. So - does this indicate a conspiracy or an anti-Bronco bias/agenda at some level within the NRL? [/QUOTE]

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