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Message: [QUOTE="Big Pete, post: 3450203, member: 1899"] Penrith maybe the most dominant team I've seen. Not only did they finish well above everyone but they've been able to maintain this standard for three consecutive seasons now and there is no end in sight. Even when they lose key players they still win the vast majority of games. This has been a long time in the making for Parramatta. They've been doing this song and dance since 2017 and this shapes as their best opportunity before they replenish their team. It's a team largely made up of cast-offs, good players, but not good enough to ever be considered priorities. For a lot of these players, this is going to be their one shot at glory and one opportunity to go down in the history books. It's probably the best match-up you could have got in 2022. It reminds me of Djokovic vs. Murray circa 2012/13, with Murray being thereabouts but largely considered behind Novak, Rafa and Roger. It's just a shame their previous encounter was such a blow-out. There is the Moses excuse but even before that Penrith appeared well on top with Parra making a lot of errors trying to keep up. [/QUOTE]

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