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  Clubs playing in this season Click on team name to view the club's season page 2006 NRL Telstra Premiership NRL TEAMS, STATS AND PREDICTIONS FOR ROUND 18 by Rleague.com (N/A) All the teams are through for Round 18 of the 2006 Telstra Premiership. This week we have included a few extra predictions to help tipsters who rely on this website when making their selections. Our two guests this week are Brad Casey who is doing better than an outstanding job as Minchinbury Jets JRLC Under 8's Coach and Daniel Lee who in his first year as a Trainer won a Premiership with the St Clair Comets JRLC Under 15's in 2005. We thank Brad (Eels supporter) and Daniel (Sharks supporter) for their Predictions and Rleague.com will be adding more variety to the Predictions on a weekly basis. If you haven't been able to locate the link on the front page for the 'Teams and Predictions' for NRL Round 18, please follow the link below: Round 18 Teams, STATS and Predictions  NRL Betting Odds Super League Betting Odds2006 NRL Telstra Premiership NRL AND SUPER LEAGUE BETTING - GET THE BEST ODDS by Rleague.com (N/A) http://www.rleaguebetting.com RLeague.com would like to invite punters to check out their brand new odds comparison website. Rleague odds is located at http://www.rleaguebetting.com. RLeaguebetting.com provides the punters with the odds from the best bookmakers around the world. If you are looking for a place to bet this year, then don't get ripped off by the TAB. They have the worst odds out of any bookmaker in Australia. Have a look at the odds comparison service, see which bookmaker is top of the list and bet with them - they have lower margins than the other bookmakers. By comparing the odds and betting with the best odds, punters are mathematically guaranteed to make more profits over time. Using multiple bookmakers will give your betting balance a huge boost! The odds comparison service currently has 6 bookmakers from Australia in it, and over the coming days will be improved to include other bookmakers from around the world. If you have any questions or comments about the service, please post them in this forum. NRL Betting Odds. ESL Betting Odds.NRL Telstra Premiership 2006 TELSTRA PREMIERSHIP PREVIEW by Matthew O'Neill (N/A) 2006 NRL Season Preview Welcome to everyone for the new season and it's one of the most exciting seasons shaping up on record. The Super League season is four weeks old and the competition has been going great guns to date. Rleague.com is glad to be back for our 9th year with a completely new and enchanced website that will take the game into the future. Our relaunch co-incides with the opening round of the Telstra Premiership this coming Friday night when the Wests Tigers begin their title defence against the favourites in St.George-Illawarra. It's hard to pick a winner this season but Rleague.com in 2006 will provide comprehensive coverage on the Telstra Premiership and Engage Super League competitions along with providing a massive Archive, News and Discussion resource to accomodate supporters of all generations. 1st THE BULLDOGS If and the word is a big IF the Bulldogs can have a good run with injuries this season (Sonny Bill Williams aside) they will go very close to winning the Premiership they won in 2004. The Bulldogs have the best foward pack in the game with Mark O'Meley, Willie Mason, Roy Asotasi, Reni Maitua, Nate Myles and captain Andrew Ryan leading the way. Brent Sherwin has proven himself to be a big match performer and will enjoy Braith Anasta being elsewhere this season. Matthew Utai, Willie Tonga and Hazem El Masri provide plenty of points outwide. The Bulldogs biggest problem will be getting Williams on the field and their depth will be tested. If they can maintain a good run, they'll take out the title on the back of their forward pack. 2nd SYDNEY ROOSTERS The Roosters didn't have the best of 2005 seasons and Ricky Stuart will have them hungry to bounce back this season. The Roosters snared the only two State of Origin players on the open market and have a starting line up glittering with stars. The Roosters are too good a side on paper to miss out this year and will be the front-runners throughout the year. Once again they'll make the Grand Final only to fall at the final hurdle. 3rd PARRAMATTA EELS I'm not the biggest fan of Brian Smith but he's a professional enough coach not to distract himself with matters for the following season. Parramatta will take out their 2nd Minor Premiership and be there in the running until once again stumbling in the match before the Grand Final. The Eels have the best depth across the park that no other NRL club provides. Parramatta deserve to be favourites for the Minor Premiership but their ability when the pressure is applied will stop them once again. 4th NORTH QUEENSLAND COWBOYS The loss of Paul Rauhihi will be a massive one but they have the talent and speed across the park to put together a 3rd successive outstanding season. The Cowboys made the Grand Final last year cashing in on another Parramatta choke and didn't disgrace themselves in the decider before the Wests Tigers ultimately won. In Matthew Bowen, Johnathan Thurston, Matt Sing and Ty Williams they have four of the most dangerous players in the game and they have a good steady leader in Travis Norton who will be out to finish his career on a high. The Cowboys are a genuine chance this year but I believe they'll fall one short of the Grand Final. 5th ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA DRAGONS Everyone's favourites to win the Premiership and they have a side on paper that should always be up there with the big guns. The Dragons I believe this year will be inconsistent with too many distractions in contract discussions halting a consistent ride to the top. The jury is still out on Nathan Brown as a coach and whether he's up to the elite NRL standard. The Dragons will one week be the best side running around and the following week show why they can't win the Premiership. They'll make it to the second week of the Finals getting the fans hopes up for a run to the title only to yet again disappoint. 6th MANLY-WARRINGAH SEA EAGLES The Sea Eagles are my surprise packets for this year and will impress many people. They have bought astutely in the off-season and Matt Orford at halfback will prove to be a massive bonus for them. Manly have been building up strongly after going through difficult times in recent years, which saw them forced into a shotgun marriage with North Sydney. Manly since becoming privately owned have enjoyed stability on and off the field and now have the money again to compete. The Sea Eagles are a club on the rise. 7th BRISBANE BRONCOS The Broncos will be front-runners for most of the season and will yet again limp into the Finals. Brisbane will play their two trademark Finals games before being eliminated easily. The Broncos for the last five seasons have always started the Premiership well before stumbling in the second half of the year to exit the competition without a whimper. I can't see too much changing this year except that Darren Smith won't be on call to save the Broncos mid-season. Wayne Bennett needs to come up with new ideas and challenges to halt the Broncos slide and Darren Lockyer has to stand up in the big matches. 8th MELBOURNE STORM The Storm are an under-rated side who are very well coached by Craig Bellamy. Melbourne have an excellent home ground record and continue to surprise their critics every season by making the Finals. I've been one who has been predicting the Storm to slide (and fold) but they always keep producing new stars every season to take them into the Finals. They'll find it tougher this year without Matt Orford running the show but in Cooper Cronk they have a fine young talent. The loss of Robbie Kearns will hurt them and the appearances of Scott Hill on the field are getting rarer. The Storm should sneak into the eight but that is as far as they'll go. 9th WESTS TIGERS The defending Premiers have already been dealt the massive blow of losing their halfback and captain Scott Prince before a ball was kicked. Tim Sheens is a very professional operator and will put the matter behind him but it's a question of whether the players and Prince can keep their focus. The emotion of winning last year would have taken a lot out of the Wests Tigers players and teams will be lifting against them knowing they are the current Premiers. It'll take a big effort for the players to get over the hangover of success and Prince will be the most monitored player this year. I think they'll struggle with the extra pressure and exposure that they didn't have last year. 10th CRONULLA-SUTHERLAND SHARKS Cronulla are a side that competes well on a weekly basis and they have a very good home record. The Sharks are every chance of making the Finals but their depth is a concern losing Jason Stevens, Danny Nutley, Adam Dykes and Michael Sullivan. They have picked up some good buys in Ben Ross, Lance Thompson and Darren Albert but they lack the depth to be a serious threat. Cronulla will beat many sides at home but will continue to struggle away from home. The signing of Thompson comes with massive question marks on and off the field. 11th PENRITH PANTHERS Penrith have performed well in the pre-season despite massive off-field dramas in the off season with Craig Gower sacked as captain and John Lang told he only has one year remaining before Matthew Elliott takes charge. Gower has showed no signs in the trials that he'll struggle this year but Penrith is a club most likely to be affected by the coaching dramas on top of the dramas relating to Gower. Penrith has been forced to offload much of its depth since winning in 2003 and it's going to take full toll this year, especially if the Panthers are hit by injuries. It's going to be a tough struggle ahead for the Mountain Men. 12th CANBERRA RAIDERS Matthew Elliott has done a good job in getting a spare parts Raiders side inspired by Jason Smith to be competitive on a weekly basis. Now that Elliott's future has been sorted and he'll be with Penrith, I'm predicting that the Raiders will struggle this year and it won't surprise me to see Elliott gone and replaced by his successor before the season is out. Canberra have a strong Premier League side but aside from an injury prone Smith lack the class and skill to be a threat this year. 13th NEW ZEALAND WARRIORS Starting the season on -4 points is going to be a tough ask for the Warriors. The salary cap dramas plus the loss of Stacey Jones will prove too much for the New Zealander's and it's going to be a rebuilding year for Ivan Cleary and the Warriors 'new' management. The Warriors need to clean out the deadwood and build a plan for the future where they'll never be caught in salary cap troubles again and be forced to offload players of Jones' ability before his time. The Warriors will scrap enough wins to finish above Souths but this year is a test of mental strength and character. 14th SOUTH SYDNEY RABBITOHS I would love to see Peter Holmes a Court and Russell Crowe win the EGM and gain control of the South Sydney club as they desperately need to move into a different and positive direction for the future. However, I fear that George Piggins and his faction will gain sufficient votes to keep their iron fist control of Souths and continue the 'chook raffle', 'she'll be right' and 'Sort it out in the carpark' mentality that has destroyed Souths in the last 16 years. The players and coaching staff will be saying that the dramas won't have an effect on them but it is and will for sure. The dramas are only going to get deeper as I predict when Holmes a Court and Crowe don't need the 75% of votes required for management control of South Sydney. Not only do members have the future of the Football Club in their hands come Sunday 19th March but they also have the destiny of the season in their hands. Should the 'Yes' vote win in an upset then I expect Souths to finish higher than 14th. Wildcard NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS It's virtually impossible to predict where Newcastle will come with the entire club's fortunes resting on the health of one individual. If Andrew Johns can play the full season then the Knights will certainly be in the top five but if he starts to miss a large batch of matches their place on the table will slide with that. If Johns is out for the season - they will come last. Michael Hagan is a very calm operator and person and he won't be affected by his impending move to Parramatta the following season. His and Newcastle's biggest worry will be how many games Johns plays this season. Their whole year depends on the fitness and performance of one champion halfback. Add in your comments below.
NZ Warriors: 4 points deducted for salary cap breaches  Finals Week Three - Sep 22-23Fri: Bulldogs 20 l. Brisbane Broncos 37 Sat: Melbourne Storm 24 d. St.George-Illawarra Dragons 10 Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Finals Week Two - Sep 15-16Fri: St.George-Illawarra Dragons 28 d. Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 0 Sat: Newcastle Knights 6 l. Brisbane Broncos 50 Bulldogs week off Melbourne Storm week off Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Finals Week One - Sep 8-10Fri: Newcastle Knights 25 d. Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles 18 Sat: Brisbane Broncos 4 l. St.George-Illawarra Dragons 20 Sat: Bulldogs 30 d. Canberra Raiders 12 Sun: Melbourne Storm 12 d. Parramatta Eels 6 Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] All Groups: Round 1 - Mar 10-12Fri: Tigers 24 d. Dragons 15 Sat: Knights 25 d. Eels 6 Sat: Bulldogs 22 l. Panthers 24 Sat: Sea Eagles 14 l. Raiders 27 Sun: Warriors 16 l. Storm 22 Sun: Rabbitohs 22 l. Roosters 40 Sun: Broncos 4 l. Cowboys 36 Sharks bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 2 - Mar 17-19Fri: Bulldogs 47 d. Tigers 12 Sat: Eels 22 d. Warriors 14 Sat: Sharks 12 l. Broncos 16 Sat: Cowboys 20 d. Sea Eagles 16 Sun: Roosters 18 l. Storm 22 Sun: Dragons 12 l. Panthers 13 Sun: Raiders 32 l. Knights 70 Souths bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 3 - Mar 24-26Fri: Knights 46 d. Bulldogs 22 Sat: Tigers 10 l. Warriors 26 Sat: Sea Eagles 20 d. Sharks 18 Sat: Cowboys 40 d. Storm 8 Sun: Rabbitohs 14 l. Dragons 44 Sun: Broncos 30 d. Eels 10 Sun: Roosters 56 d. Raiders 20 Panthers bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 4 - Mar 31-Apr 2Fri: Eels 18 l. Cowboys 26 Sat: Sharks 24 d. Rabbitohs 22 Sat: Sea Eagles 30 d. Roosters 22 Sat: Raiders 21 d. Panthers 20 Sun: Tigers 30 d. Storm 28 Sun: Dragons 26 d. Broncos 12 Sun: Knights 22 l. Warriors 26 Bulldogs bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 5 - Apr 7-9Fri: Cowboys 32 d. Tigers 12 Sat: Broncos 30 d. Rabbitohs 12 Sat: Sharks 24 l. Roosters 28 Sat: Dragons 6 l. Knights 54 Sun: Warriors 8 l. Sea Eagles 22 Sun: Raiders 12 l. Bulldogs 30 Sun: Eels 18 l. Panthers 44 Storm bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 6 - Apr 14-17Fri: Roosters 6 l. Broncos 24 Sat: Sea Eagles 24 l. Dragons 26 Sat: Raiders 18 d. Warriors 14 Sat: Panthers 18 l. Storm 40 Sun: Tigers 42 d. Sharks 16 Sun: Knights 16 l. Cowboys 18 Mon: Rabbitohs 18 l. Bulldogs 26 Eels bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 7 - Apr 21-25Fri: Eels 28 d. Tigers 16 Sat: Warriors 46 d. Rabbitohs 14 Sat: Storm 52 d. Knights 6 Sat: Sharks 24 d. Cowboys 22 Sun: Bulldogs 14 l. Sea Eagles 40 Sun: Broncos 30 d. Panthers 6 Tue: Dragons 22 d. Roosters 12 Raiders bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 8 - Apr 28-30Fri: Panthers 12 l. Sharks 40 Sat: Cowboys 18 l. Roosters 22 Sat: Storm 24 d. Dragons 10 Sat: Broncos 30 d. Raiders 28 Sun: Warriors 16 l. Bulldogs 30 Sun: Rabbitohs 18 l. Knights 24 Sun: Sea Eagles 23 d. Eels 22 Tigers bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 9 - May 6-7Sat: Eels 10 l. Raiders 30 Sat: Cowboys 22 d. Panthers 6 Sat: Rabbitohs 14 l. Storm 38 Sun: Knights 32 d. Broncos 30 Sun: Tigers 24 d. Sea Eagles 18 Sun: Roosters 14 l. Bulldogs 30 Sun: Sharks 30 d. Dragons 12 Warriors bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 10 - May 13-14Sat: Dragons 22 d. Warriors 16 Sat: Storm 18 d. Cowboys 6 Sat: Broncos 32 d. Sea Eagles 10 Sun: Bulldogs 22 d. Eels 18 Sun: Tigers 16 l. Knights 18 Sun: Raiders 28 l. Sharks 38 Sun: Panthers 32 d. Rabbitohs 20 Roosters bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 11 - May 19-21Fri: Panthers 30 d. Eels 20 Sat: Warriors 34 d. Tigers 12 Sat: Knights 22 d. Raiders 12 Sat: Sea Eagles 34 d. Storm 12 Sun: Bulldogs 32 d. Sharks 24 Sun: Roosters 28 d. Rabbitohs 26 Broncos bye Dragons bye Cowboys bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 12 - May 26-28Fri: Knights 12 l. Dragons 38 Sat: Cowboys 14 l. Raiders 15 Sat: Sharks 34 d. Warriors 20 Sat: Broncos 25 d. Bulldogs 6 Sun: Storm 17 d. Panthers 16 Sun: Rabbitohs 4 l. Tigers 44 Sun: Eels 22 d. Roosters 20 Sea Eagles bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 13 - Jun 2-4Fri: Dragons 8 d. Eels 1 Sat: Storm 20 d. Roosters 16 Sat: Raiders 24 d. Rabbitohs 22 Sat: Bulldogs 38 d. Knights 22 Sun: Warriors 18 l. Broncos 23 Sun: Panthers 22 l. Sea Eagles 29 Sun: Tigers 24 d. Cowboys 14 Sharks bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 14 - Jun 9-11Fri: Sea Eagles 16 d. Tigers 12 Sat: Panthers 10 l. Dragons 20 Sat: Rabbitohs 34 d. Broncos 14 Sat: Cowboys 4 l. Sharks 26 Sun: Roosters 12 l. Warriors 22 Sun: Eels 22 l. Storm 34 Mon: Bulldogs 26 l. Raiders 28 Knights bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 15 - Jun 16-18Fri: Broncos 16 l. Dragons 18 Sat: Tigers 26 d. Roosters 14 Sat: Sharks 15 d. Sea Eagles 12 Sat: Eels 30 d. Rabbitohs 10 Sun: Warriors 30 d. Knights 18 Sun: Storm 22 d. Raiders 12 Sun: Bulldogs 20 d. Cowboys 12 Panthers bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 16 - Jun 23-25Fri: Storm 16 d. Bulldogs 12 Sat: Knights 16 l. Sharks 26 Sat: Dragons 34 d. Cowboys 14 Sat: Panthers 24 d. Tigers 20 Sun: Raiders 42 d. Roosters 10 Sun: Sea Eagles 10 l. Broncos 16 Sun: Rabbitohs 0 l. Warriors 66 Eels bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 17 - Jun 30-Jul 2Fri: Sea Eagles 12 l. Knights 26 Sat: Warriors 28 d. Panthers 22 Sat: Cowboys 16 d. Rabbitohs 14 Sat: Raiders 12 l. Eels 18 Sun: Broncos 26 d. Sharks 12 Sun: Tigers 10 l. Bulldogs 32 Storm bye Dragons bye Roosters bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 18 - Jul 7-9Fri: Storm 10 d. Broncos 4 Sat: Roosters 16 l. Sea Eagles 33 Sat: Eels 46 d. Knights 12 Sat: Panthers 24 d. Raiders 12 Sun: Bulldogs 22 d. Warriors 18 Sun: Sharks 10 l. Tigers 22 Sun: Dragons 38 d. Rabbitohs 28 Cowboys bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 19 - Jul 14-16Fri: Dragons 16 l. Bulldogs 22 Sat: Warriors 12 l. Eels 20 Sat: Panthers 17 d. Cowboys 8 Sat: Rabbitohs 20 l. Sea Eagles 26 Sun: Knights 16 l. Storm 24 Sun: Raiders 20 d. Tigers 18 Sun: Roosters 38 d. Sharks 32 Broncos bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 20 - Jul 21-23Fri: Storm 28 d. Sharks 12 Sat: Bulldogs 25 d. Roosters 0 Sat: Cowboys 26 d. Broncos 10 Sat: Knights 24 d. Rabbitohs 18 Sun: Tigers 6 l. Eels 34 Sun: Raiders 31 d. Dragons 12 Sun: Sea Eagles 32 d. Panthers 30 Warriors bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 21 - Jul 28-30Fri: Sharks 18 l. Knights 22 Sat: Panthers 36 d. Warriors 6 Sat: Eels 31 d. Sea Eagles 18 Sat: Rabbitohs 21 d. Raiders 8 Sun: Broncos 6 l. Tigers 20 Sun: Dragons 24 l. Storm 34 Sun: Roosters 40 d. Cowboys 20 Bulldogs bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 22 - Aug 4-6Fri: Eels 28 d. Dragons 6 Sat: Warriors 12 d. Sharks 10 Sat: Storm 46 d. Tigers 4 Sat: Cowboys 14 l. Bulldogs 54 Sun: Raiders 30 d. Broncos 18 Sun: Roosters 18 l. Knights 32 Sun: Rabbitohs 32 d. Panthers 26 Sea Eagles bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 23 - Aug 11-13Fri: Knights 14 l. Sea Eagles 16 Sat: Warriors 26 d. Cowboys 0 Sat: Sharks 14 l. Eels 34 Sat: Panthers 20 l. Roosters 40 Sun: Broncos 12 l. Storm 18 Sun: Bulldogs 26 d. Dragons 10 Sun: Tigers 18 l. Raiders 19 Souths bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 24 - Aug 18-20Fri: Bulldogs 0 l. Broncos 30 Sat: Sharks 28 l. Panthers 32 Sat: Cowboys 12 l. Knights 19 Sat: Storm 20 l. Warriors 24 Sun: Roosters 26 l. Eels 40 Sun: Sea Eagles 38 d. Rabbitohs 16 Sun: Dragons 46 d. Tigers 16 Raiders bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 25 - Aug 25-27Fri: Sea Eagles 21 d. Bulldogs 20 Sat: Raiders 18 l. Storm 22 Sat: Dragons 18 d. Sharks 4 Sat: Knights 40 d. Panthers 4 Sun: Warriors 42 d. Roosters 16 Sun: Rabbitohs 12 l. Cowboys 34 Sun: Eels 0 l. Broncos 23 Tigers bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Round 26 - Sep 1-3Fri: Cowboys 22 d. Eels 8 Sat: Sharks 24 l. Raiders 26 Sat: Storm 30 d. Sea Eagles 20 Sat: Roosters 16 l. Dragons 36 Sun: Broncos 36 d. Warriors 12 Sun: Panthers 22 l. Bulldogs 30 Sun: Tigers 52 d. Rabbitohs 18 Knights bye Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Grand Final - Oct 1Sun: Melbourne Storm 8 l. Brisbane Broncos 15 Index [Teams & Predictions] [Matches Review] Please email website@rleague.com or hit the submissions link (top left of page) with any corrections/omissions from this list: Brisbane Broncos: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Bulldogs: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Canberra Raiders: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Melbourne Storm: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: New Zealand Warriors: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Newcastle Knights: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: North Queensland Cowboys: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Parramatta Eels: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Penrith Panthers: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: South Sydney Rabbitohs: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: St.George-Illawarra Dragons: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Sydney Roosters: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: Wests Tigers: Gains (includes re-signings): Losses: | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
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