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Bats and Balls Podcast 2019 NRL Preview Bats and Balls Podcast NRL Preview 2019 Brisbane Broncos 2018– 6th 2019Ins - Sean O’Sullivan (Roosters), Shaun Fensom (Cowboys), Thomas Dearden 2019 Outs - Korbin Sims (Dragons), Jonas Pearson (Dragons), Tom Opacic (Cowboys), Josh McGuire (Cowboys), Marion Seve (Storm), Corey Allan (Rabbitohs), Sam Thaiday (Retired), Jordan Kahu (Cowboys) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 8 Top 4’s – 3 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 4th Brendan – 7th Lobby – 3rd Nathan – 5th Canberra Raiders 2018 – 10th 2019 Ins – Ryan Sutton (Wigan), John Bateman (Wigan), JJ Felise (Knights), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Warriors), Reuben Porter (Roosters), Andre Niko 2019 Outs – Shannon Boyd (Titans), Junior Paulo (Eels), Blake Austin (Warrington), Charlie Gubb (Widnes), Mikaele Ravalawa (Dragons), Liam Knight (Rabbitohs), Craig Garvey (Roosters) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 3 Top 4’s – 1 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 16th Brendan – 10th Lobby – 8th Nathan – 13th Canterbury Bulldogs 2018 – 12th 2019 Ins – Jack Cogger (Knights), Nick Meaney (Knights), Christian Crichton (Panthers), Corey Harawira-Naera (Panthers), Sauaso Sue (Tigers), Dylan Napa (Roosters), Chris Smith (Roosters), James Roumanos (Sharks) 2019 Outs – Josh Morris (Sharks), Brett Morris (Roosters), David Klemmer (Knights), Zac Woolford (Knights), Matt Frawley (Huddersfield), Lachlan Burr (Warriors), Greg Eastwood (Newtown), Asipeli Fine, Clay Priest, Josh Cleeland Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 6 Top 4’s – 2 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 1 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 12th Brendan – 14th Lobby – 15th Nathan – 15th Cronulla Sharks 2018 – 4th 2019 Ins – Josh Morris (Bulldogs), Shaun Johnson (Warriors), Braydon Trindall 2019 Outs – Jesse Ramien (Knights), Edrick Lee (Knights), Ricky Leutele (Toronto), Joseph Paulo (St Helens), Valentine Holmes (NFL), Luke Lewis (Retired), Kurt Dillon (Rabbits), James Roumanos (Bulldogs) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 6 Tops 4’s – 2 Wooden Spoons – 1 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 1 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 9th Brendan - 12th Lobby – 6th Nathan – 8th Gold Coast Titans 2018 – 14th 2019 Ins – Tyrone Peachey (Panthers), Shannon Boyd (Raiders), Tyrone Roberts (Warrington), Jesse Arthars (Rabbitohs), Ryley Jacks (Storm), Brian Kelly (Manly) 2019 Outs – Kane Elgey (Manly), Brendan Elliot (Manly), Konrad Hurrell (Leeds), Joe Greenwood (Wigan), Tony Mata’utia, Ryan Simpkins (Retired) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 3 Top 4’s – 2 Wooden Spoons – 1 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 15th Brendan – 15th Lobby – 7th Nathan – 14th Manly Sea Eagles 2018 – 15th 2019 Ins – Kane Elgey (Titans), Brendan Elliot (Titans), Corey Waddell (Panthers), Reuben Garrick (Dragons), 2019 Outs – Akuila Uate (Huddersfield), Shaun Lane (Eels), Tom Wright (Union), Brian Kelly (Titans), Jonathan Wright, Lewis Brown, Jackson Hastings (Salford), Darcy Lussick (Toronto), Joey Lussick (Salford) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 7 Top 4’s – 4 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 1 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 14th Brendan – 13th Lobby – 16th Nathan – 10th . Melbourne Storm 2018 – 2nd 2019 Ins – Marion Seve (Broncos), Albert Vete (Warriors), Tom Eisenhuth (Panthers) 2019 Outs – Tim Glasby (Knights), Ryley Jacks (Titans), Lachlan Timm (Dragons), Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 9 Top 4’s – 8 Wooden Spoons – 1* (*Loss of Points due to Salary Cap Breach in 2010) Minor Premierships – 3 Premierships – 2* (*1 taken off due to Salary Cap Breaches) 2019 Finishing Prediction Josh – 5th Brendan – 9th Lobby – 2nd Nathan – 2nd Newcastle Knights 2018 – 11th 2019 Ins – Tim Glasby (Storm), Jesse Ramien (Sharks), Edrick Lee (Sharks), Mason Lino (Warriors), James Gavet (Warriors), David Klemmer (Bulldogs), Zac Woolford (Bulldogs), Hymel Hunt (Rabbitohs), Kurt Mann (Dragons) 2019 Outs – Jack Cogger (Bulldogs), Nick Meaney (Bulldogs), Brock Lamb (Roosters), Ken Sio (Salford), JJ Felise (Raiders), Cory Denniss (Rabbitohs), Luke Yates (London), Dylan Phythian (Burleigh), Pat Mata’utia (West Newcastle), Chris Heighington (Retired), Jacob Lillyman (Retired), Chanel Mata’utia (Released) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 3 Top 4’s – 0 Wooden Spoons – 3 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 7th Brendan - 4th Lobby – 9th Nathan – 6th New Zealand Warriors 2018 – 8th 2019 Ins – Leeson Ah Mau (Dragons), Lachlan Burr (Bulldogs), Adam Keighran (Panthers) 2019 Outs – Anthony Gelling (Widnes), Mason Lino (Knights), James Gavet (Knights), Shaun Johnson (Sharks), Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad (Raiders), Manaia Cherrington, Simon Mannering (Retired), Albert Vete (Storm), Zac Santo (Released) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 3 Top 4’s – 0 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 13th Brendan – 16th Lobby – 12th Nathan – 9th North Queensland Cowboys 2018 – 13th 2019 Ins – Tom Opacic (Broncos), Josh McGuire (Broncos), Nene McDonald (Dragons), Kurt Baptiste (Roosters), Jordan Kahu (Broncos) 2019 Outs – Lachlan Coote (St Helens), Kane Linnett (Hull), Shaun Fensom (Broncos), Sam Hoare, Josh Chudleigh, Kyle Laybutt, Shaun Hudson, Jonathan Thurston (Retired), Antonio Winterstein (Retired), Ethan Lowe (Rabbits) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 7 Top 4’s – 2 Wooden Spoon – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 1 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 11th Brendan – 11th Lobby – 13th Nathan – 11th Parramatta Eels 2018 – 16th 2019 Ins - Junior Paulo (Raiders), Blake Ferguson (Roosters), Shaun Lane (Manly), Andrew Davey (Townsville Blackhawks), Maika Sivo (Panthers) 2019 Outs – Suaia Matagi (Huddersfield), Corey Norman (Dragons), Cameron King (Featherstone), Nathan Davis, Siosaia Vave, Tony Williams, Jarryd Hayne, Beau Scott (Retired), Kirisome Auva’a (Retired) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 2 Top 4’s – 1 Wooden Spoons – 3 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 8th Brendan – 8th Lobby – 14th Nathan – 16th Penrith Panthers 2018 – 5th 2019 Ins – Tim Grant (Tigers), Malakai Watene-Zelezniak (Tigers), Tyrell Fuimaono (Rabbitohs), Hame Sele (Dragons) 2019 Outs – Christian Crichton (Bulldogs), Tyrone Peachey (Titans), Maika Sivo (Eels), Corey Harawira-Naera (Bulldogs), Corey Waddell (Manly), Trent Merrin (Leeds), Peter Wallace (Retired), Tim Browne (Retired), Oliver Clark (Tigers), Tom Eisenhuth (Storm), Adam Keighran (Warriors), Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 5 Top 4’s – 2 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 0 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 10th Brendan – 2nd Lobby – 5th Nathan – 4th South Sydney Rabbitohs 2018 – 3rd 2019 Ins – Kurt Dillon (Sharks), Bayley Sironen (Tigers), Corey Allen (Broncos), Cory Dennis (Knights), Liam Knight (Raiders), Ethan Lowe (Cowboys), Matt McIllwrick (Tigers) 2019 Outs – Jason Clark (Warrington), Angus Crichton (Roosters), Jesse Arthars (Titans), Tyrell Fuimaono (Panthers), Hymel Hunt (Knights), Zane Musgrove, Vincent Leuluai (North Sydney), Robert Jennings (Tigers) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 5 Top 4’s – 4 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 Premierships – 1 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 2nd Brendan – 3rd Lobby – 4th Nathan – 3rd St George Illawarra Dragons 2018 – 7th 2019 Ins – Korbin Sims (Broncos), Jonas Pearson (Broncos), Lachlan Timm (Storm), Lachlan Maranta (Union), Corey Norman (Eels), Mikaele Ravalawa (Raiders) 2019 Outs – Leeson Ah Mau (Warriors), Patrick Herbert (Warriors), Nene McDonald (Cowboys), Hame Sele (Panthers), Kurt Mann (Knights), Jason Nightingale (Retired), Reuben Garrick (Manly) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 5 Top 4’s – 2 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 2 Premierships – 1 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 3rd Brendan – 5th Lobby – 10th Nathan – 7th Sydney Roosters 2018 – 1st 2019 Ins – Angus Chrichton (Rabbitohs), Ryan Hall (Leeds), Brett Morris (Bulldogs), Brock Lamb (Knights), Craig Garvey (Raiders) 2019 Outs – Blake Ferguson (Eels), Paul Momirovski (Tigers), Dylan Napa (Bulldogs), Ryan Matterson (Tigers), Sean O’Sullivan (Broncos), Kurt Baptiste (Cowboys), Reece Robinson, Frank-Paul Nuuausala (Retired), Mitch Cornish (Retired), Reuben Porter (Raiders), Chris Smith (Bulldogs) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 6 Top 4’s – 5 Wooden Spoons – 1 Minor Premierships – 4 Premierships -2 2019 Finishing Predictions Josh – 1st Brendan – 1st Lobby – 1st Nathan – 1st West Tigers 2018 – 9th 2019 Ins – Paul Momirovski (Roosters), Ryan Matterson (Roosters), Zane Musgrove (TBD), Oliver Clark (Panthers), Robert Jennings (Rabbits) 2019 Outs – Tui Lolohea (Leeds), Kevin Naiqama (St Helens), Sauaso Sue (Bulldogs), Bayley Sironen (Rabbitohs), Tim Grant (Panthers), Pita Godinet (Villeneuve), Malakai Watene-Zelezniak (Panthers), Matt McIllwrick (Rabbits) Last 10 Years Top 8’s – 2 Top 4’s – 2 Wooden Spoons – 0 Minor Premierships – 0 - 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