McHunt
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Cribbed this from the CM, just now.
TL;DR, we're on track to make the Eight, if we only lose to Souths and Melbourne. But other results will affect us.
Pencil this down: from now on you're rooting for any team that's not Wests, Cronulla, Newcastle, Penrith and maybe even Parramatta. You don't care about Melbourne, Souths, Easts, Canberra, or Manly unless they're playing the former teams, in which case you want them to win. Or us, in which case you always want us to win. Obviously.
Major threats:
Wests
Cronulla
Newcastle
Penrith
TL;DR, we're on track to make the Eight, if we only lose to Souths and Melbourne. But other results will affect us.
8. BRISBANE BRONCOS
Run home:
Rd 20 v Storm (H),
Rd 21 v Cowboys (H),
Rd 22 v Panthers (H),
Rd 23 v Rabbitohs (H),
Rd 24 v Eels (H),
Rd 25 v Bulldogs (A)
Analysis: There are two games Brisbane simply have to win — the Round 22 match with Penrith and the Round 24 game against Parramatta. It is very difficult to see them landing in the finals without those two victories, unless they can upset the Storm or Rabbitohs. Even if they win both it might not be enough but four home games in five weeks is a major boost. They’ll also be praying the Knights can beat the Tigers in Round 23 — a Novocastrian victory would go a long way for the Brisbane cause. The joint venture club is their greatest rival in the chase for eighth.
Pencil this down: from now on you're rooting for any team that's not Wests, Cronulla, Newcastle, Penrith and maybe even Parramatta. You don't care about Melbourne, Souths, Easts, Canberra, or Manly unless they're playing the former teams, in which case you want them to win. Or us, in which case you always want us to win. Obviously.
Major threats:
Wests
Cronulla
Newcastle
Penrith
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