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don't blame penalties for the 50% completion rate

melbourne have been getting the rub of the green from the refs for 5 years
 
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Storm pushing the envelope > good sign for 2nd half.
 
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That .500 avg can be fixed for the 2nd.
 
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HT: Storm 6-4
 
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Too .555
 
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5 - 1 penalty count.

Quinn gets his head taken off no penalty.

Lewis runs 20 metres after a knock on and Penrith feed.

Is it that obvious. These guys are criminal

 
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Quote Originally Posted by FarQue:

half this melboune team are reserve graders

1. Billy Slater, 2. Luke MacDougall, 3. Dane Nielsen, 4. Greg Inglis, 5. Anthony Quinn, 6. Brett Finch, 7. Cameron Smith, 8. Aiden Tolman, 9. Ryan Hinchcliffe, 10. Jeff Lima, 11. Hep Cahill, 12. Kevin Proctor, 13. Todd Lowrie.

A couple could have went the other way as well

 
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Can't see the Storm play any worse, just complete their sets and they should be fine
 
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WOW, what a stat...

When Melbourne have led at half time, they have won there last 52 of 53 games.........That is ridicolous

 
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Dragons will own the Storm next week
 
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Anyone heard the crowd figure for this plodfest?
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

WOW, what a stat...

When Melbourne have led at half time, they have won there last 52 of 53 games.........That is ridicolous



Heard the same and decided not to jinx-post it.

Now we know who to blame if the jinx is on
 
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Dont agree about the Dragons....

Wait till Cronk gets his fitness back.....

 
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Slater moves like grease lightning
 
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Norseman, in the NBA yesterday, there was a guy who posted "Congrats over 192.5 backers" in the Dallas Port game, as something like 112 points were scored in the 1st half...

Then for the last 4 mins, only like 3 points were scored and boy did he cop it, i have never seen anyone cop it like that

 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

5 - 1 penalty count.

Quinn gets his head taken off no penalty.

Lewis runs 20 metres after a knock on and Penrith feed.

Is it that obvious. These guys are criminal



dodgy no strip call goes against penriff, followed up by shady flop penalty

result? melburne try
 
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If Storm win this today the whole world will think there morals next week in there first home game of the season and they will get done


Winning in England + winning 3 road games in a row in the NRL + whole world thinks that means your morals at home if you can win on the road = Dragons clinic.
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Aussie Battler:

1. Billy Slater, 2. Luke MacDougall, 3. Dane Nielsen, 4. Greg Inglis, 5. Anthony Quinn, 6. Brett Finch, 7. Cameron Smith, 8. Aiden Tolman, 9. Ryan Hinchcliffe, 10. Jeff Lima, 11. Hep Cahill, 12. Kevin Proctor, 13. Todd Lowrie.

A couple could have went the other way as well



question marks on 8 & 13
 
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Quote Originally Posted by FarQue:



question marks on 8 & 13

absolutely. I said a couple could have gone the other way and 8 & 13 were them.

Lowrie was originally bolded, but I un-bolded him

 
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un-bolded

what a word

 
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Todd Lowrie is Phar Lap's brother
 
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No way, i reckon his foot was o
 
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His foot has to have been out
 
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That is a miracle try..
 
 
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Quote Originally Posted by Rostos:

His foot has to have been out


refs are on melbourne (as usual)
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