NRL NRL 2024 - Round 27

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Thursday 5th September
Brisbane vs Melbourne (Suncorp Stadium - 19:50)

Friday 6th September
Wests Tigers vs Parramatta (Campbelltown Sports Stadium - 18:00)
South Sydney vs Sydney Roosters (Accor Stadium - 20:00)

Saturday 7th September
St.George-Illawarra vs Canberra (Netstrata Jubilee Stadium - 15:00)
Canterbury-Bankstown vs North Queensland (Accor Stadium - 17:30)
Penrith vs Gold Coast (Penrith Park - 19:35)

Sunday 8th September
Manly-Warringah vs Cronulla-Sutherland (4 Pines Park - 14:00)
Newcastle vs Dolphins (McDonald Jones Stadium - 16:05)

Byes: New Zealand
 
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Its funny cause one of the Raiders or Dragons is gonna sit in the 8 until the very last game of the round. Almost cruel
Almost...if there's a couple of clubs that's funny for though, it's those two :tearsofjoy:
 
How perfect has it worked out as well. Dragons/Canberra (albeit unlikely to matter) and Knights/Dolphins being scheduled to play together is an accidental stroke of genius.
Im sure some conspiracy theorist types will say its the script writers but...
 
Eels with their attack should be winning 13+ but Tigers will be up for it in front of a good crowd.
But Tigers have made a few too many changes for mine with injury. No Bula, Douehi... a lot will be asked of Galvin. and Api'. Eels have been good for the last month or so.
 

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A little bit of trivia, this is the third "Spoonbowl" since 2011;

2011: Parramatta defeated Goald Coast 32-12 and ended up jumping Canberra to finish 14th.
2015: Penrith defeated Newcastle 30-12 and jumped Parramatta, New Zealand, Gold Coast and Wests to finish 11th
 
I believe Parramatta may be one try away from a piece of history, they could be the first team to both score and concede 100 tries in a single season and not make the finals.
 
Super happy, Parramatta win their second "Spoonbowl" in 13 seasons and avoid their 15th wooden spoon. Tonight was the second Parramatta game in a row where more than 80 points were scored, despite Mitch Moses not playing for a majority of the season we are a pretty solid offensive unit, it's just a shame defensively we are every bit as incompetent as the Tigers or the 2023 Dogs.

Maika Sivo is an interesting player, finished the season with 17 tries from only 12 games but probably conceded almost as many with his poor defensive play. Last week he became the quickest to 100 tries, just 114 games. He may have finished his Parramatta career with 104 tries from 115 games (90.4 tries per 100 games), which is a slightly better try-to-game ratio than Semi Radradra who scored 82 tries in 94 games (87.2).
 
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What a frustrating team to support. Would've been super dangerous in the finals, but lost too many leads to rubbish opponents early in the season, and laid down for too many blowouts when we were done early.
 

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