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Bigger Fatter 52 leaguecentral friday, march 19, 2010 dailytelegraph.com.au dailytelegraph.com.au friday, march 19, 2010 leaguecentral 77 Roosters to beat the Tigers at $2.30 into Warriors to beat Sharks Multi bet at $1.50 into Eels to beat Sea BIGGER Friday Footy Form with Tyson Otto’s late mail Round 2 of the week Eagles at $1.36. Total: $4.69 Dragons v Bulldogs Tonight Rabbitohs v Titans Tonight Warriors v Sharks Tomorrow Knights v Storm Tomorrow POOLS! WIN Stadium, 7.35pm ANZ Stadium, 8.35pm Mt Smart Stadium, 5.30pm EnergyAustralia Stadium, 7.30pm Last 10 Head to Head (Dragons): WWLLLLLLLW Last 10 Head to Head (Rabbitohs): LLWWL Last 10 Head to Head (Warriors): LWLWLWLLLW Last 10 Head to Head (Knights): WLWLLLLLWL FATTER Last head-to-head result: Dragons 20, Bulldogs 18 at WIN Jubilee Oval, Rd 10 09 Last head-to-head result: Titans 22, Rabbitohs 14 at ANZ Stadium, Rd 23 09 Last head-to-head result: Sharks 18, Warriors 10 at Toyota Stadium, Rd 13 09 Last head-to-head: Knights 26, Storm 14 at EnergyAustralia Stadium, Rd 23 09 Referees: Tony Archer, Matt Cecchin. Dally M Judge: Andrew Johns Referees: Tony De Las Heras, Ashley Klein. Dally M Judge: Wally Lewis Referees: Jason Robinson, Bernard Sutton. Dally M Judge: Daryl Halligan Referees: Steve Lyons, Alan Shortall. Dally M Judge: Laurie Daley Dragons Bulldogs Dragons Last Five Rabbitohs Titans Rabbitohs Last Five Warriors Sharks Warriors Last Five Knights Storm Knights Last Five DIVIDENDS! Res Score HT Res Score HT Res Score HT Res Score HT Darius Boyd1 Luke Patten v Eels Won 18-12 A Rhys Wesser1 (19) William Zillman v Roosters Lost 10-36 B Lance Hohaia1 Nathan Stapleton v Titans Lost 18-24 A Shannon McDonnell1 Billy Slater v Bulldogs Won 20-16 A Brett Morris2 Steve Turner v Broncos Lost 10-24 B Nathan Merritt2 Kevin Gordon v Sharks Won 26-24 L Kevin Locke2 Isaac Gordon v Storm Lost 0-30 B Akuila Uate2 Luke MacDougall v Bulldogs Lost 12-26 B v Eels Lost 12-25 B v Dragons Won 41-6 A v Bulldogs Lost 20-40 B v Panthers Won 35-0 A Beau Scott3 Josh Morris v Eels Won 37-0 A Junior Vaivai3 Mat Rogers v Panthers Lost 10-40 B Brent Tate3 Ben Pomeroy v Raiders Won 34-20 A Wes Naiqama3 Dane Nielsen v Raiders Lost 14-30 B Nick Emmett4 Jamal Idris v Rabbitohs Lost 6-41 B Beau Champion4 Joseph Tomane v Titans Lost 14-22 A Jerome Ropati4 Blake Ferguson v Eels Lost 4-40 B Adam MacDougall4 Greg Inglis v Cowboys Won 32-26 B % Bulldogs Last Five Titans Last Five Sharks Last Five Storm Last Five 0 Jason Nightingale5 Bryson Goodwin Fetuli Talanoa5 David Mead Manu Vatuvei5 Luke Covell Cooper Vuna5 Anthony Quinn Res Score HT Res Score HT Res Score HT Res Score HT COMMISSION Jamie Soward6 Ben Roberts v Knights Lost 16-20 B John Sutton6 Greg Bird v Warriors Won 24-18 B James Maloney6 Trent Barrett (c) v Storm Lost 10-14 B Jarrod Mullen6 Brett Finch v Sharks Won 14-10 A MEANS (c) Ben Hornby7 Brett Kimmorley v Eels Lost 12-22 A Chris Sandow7 Scott Prince (c) v Eels Lost 2-27 B Brett Seymour7 Scott Porter v Rabbitohs Lost 24-26 L Scott Dureau7 Cameron Smith (c) v Eels Won 23-16 A FATTER Matt Prior8 Ben Hannant v Knights Won 26-12 A Luke Stuart8 Luke Bailey v Broncos Lost 32-40 B Sam Rapira8 Kade Snowden v Sea Eagles Lost 16-18 L Ben Cross8 Aiden Tolman v Broncos Won 40-10 A v Tigers Lost 12-34 B v Sea Eagles Lost 4-38 B v Titans Lost 10-20 B v Sea Eagles Won 40-12 A DIVIDENDS Luke Priddis9 Blake Green v Warriors Won 40-20 A Issac Luke9 Nathan Friend v Tigers Won 36-24 B Aaron Heremaia9 John Morris v Tigers Lost 10-56 B Matt Hilder9 Ryan Hinchcliffe v Warriors Won 30-0 A Michael Weyman10 Michael Hodgson Season Rankings (c) Roy Asotasi10 Brad Meyers Season Rankings Russell Packer10 Luke Douglas Season Rankings Evarn Tuimavave10 Jeff Lima Season Rankings Jeremy Smith11 Yileen Gordon Dragons Bulldogs Sam Burgess11 Anthony Laffranchi Rabbitohs Titans Lewis Brown11 Grant Millington Warriors Sharks (c) Steve Simpson11 Adam Blair Knights Storm Ben Creagh12 Andrew Ryan (c) tries 2.0 (12th) 4.0 (5th) Dave Taylor12 Mark Minichiello tries 2.0 (12th) 4.0 (5th) (c) Simon Mannering12 Anthony Tupou tries 3.0 (9th) 1.0 (16th) Cory Paterson12 Kevin Proctor tries 4.0 (5th) 2.0 (12th) T Con 2.0 (2nd) 4.0 (9th) T Con 6.0 (15th) 3.0 (6th) T Con 4.0 (9th) 2.0 (2nd) T Con 4.0 (9th) 1.0 (1st) Dean Young13 David Stagg L Breaks 2.0 (15th) 5.0 (7th) Ben Lowe13 Ashley Harrison L Breaks 6.0 (5th) 4.0 (9th) Micheal Luck13 Paul Gallen L Breaks 3.0 (12th) 3.0 (12th) Mark Taufua13 Todd Lowrie L Breaks 3.0 (12th) 6.0 (5th) Interchange LB con 5.0 (9th) 3.0 (3rd) Interchange LB con 10.0 (16th)3.0 (3rd) Interchange LB con 4.0 (6th) 6.0 (11th) Interchange LB con 5.0 (9th) 3.0 (3rd) Ms Tck 25.0 (3rd) 41.0 (16th) Ms Tck 39.0 (14th)33.0 (10th) Ms Tck 29.0 (6th) 27.0 (5th) Ms Tck 26.0 (4th) 19.0 (1st) 14. J Green, 15. T Merrin, 16. D 14. M Paea, 15. G Warburton, 16. 14. S Geddes, 15. S McPherson, 14. M White, 15. S Tagataese, 16. 14. W McKinnon, 15. J Latimore, 14. A Cuthbertson, 15. J Cordoba, 14. I De Gois, 15. D Tolar, 16. R 14. R Kostjasyn, 15. R Tandy, 16. Hunt, 17. J Saffy J Hickey, 17. B Barba Late Mail 16. D Tyrrell, 17. J Clark B Thompson, 17. R Brown, 18 W Late Mail 16. J Royal, 17. B Matulino, 18. J 16. A Kelly, 17. P Aiton, 18. B Late Mail Fa’aoso, 17. Z Taia, 18. C Ciraldo H Cahill, 17. J Bromwich Late Mail The Bulldogs trained this Matthews Souths will line-up 1-17. They Moon Wright The Warriors will line up 1-17 with The Storm will be unchanged if Injuries and Suspensions afternoon and came through Injuries and Suspensions trained last night. The Gold Injuries and Suspensions Wade McKinnon coming onto the Injuries and Suspensions lock Todd Lowrie is able to get unscathed. They will line up 1-17 Coast have lost Preston bench and Joel Moon on standby through this afternoon’s training Dragons: N Fien (leg) indefinite, Bulldogs: D Halatau (ankle) rd 5, Rabbitohs: M Crocker (shoulder) Titans: P Campbell (concussion) Warriors: S Price (heel) rd 3, I Sharks: D Collis (knee) rd 3, J Knights: K Gidley (knee) rd 6 Storm: C Cronk (groin) rd 3, R despite Blake Green being Campbell to a concussion with as 18th man. The Sharks are also session without incident. For the N Costigan (shoulder) rd 4, P M Ennis (suspended) rd 3, C rd 3, B Ross (neck) indefinite, E rd 3, L O’Dwyer (knee) rd 8, J Henderson (knee) rd 5, J Lillyman Mannah (lymphoma) indefinite, J Hoffman (shoulder) rd 6, B White named in both NRL and NSW Cup William Zillman starting at unchanged with 18th man Knights, Isaac De Gois will make Tagive (knee) indefinite, K Payne (shoulder) season Pettybourne (jaw) rd 9, C Best Atkins (knee) indefinite, B Ridge (foot) rd 3, I John (foot) rd 6, S Lousi Bakuya (shoulder) rd 10 (shoulder) rd 4, S Manu (leg) rd teams. The Dragons are also 1-17 fullback after playing in Broderick Wright expected to his return from the bench after Stanley (ankle) rd 6 (ribs) indefinite (hamstring) rd 6 (leg) rd3, E Taylor (knee) season 3, C Stanley (shoulder) rd 11 with Nick Emmett again called in Queensland Cup last week. Will drop off the bench. playing 50 minutes in NSW Cup Squad experience Rep experience to replace the injured Matt Squad experience Rep experience Matthews is expected to be Squad experience Rep experience Squad experience Rep experience in round one. Cameron Ciraldo is Dragons 1503 Bulldogs 1708 Dragons 42 Bulldogs 81 Cooper. Rabbitohs 1255 Titans 1696 Rabbitohs 49 Titans 72 omitted from the squad. Warriors 1236 Sharks 1355 Warriors 114 Sharks 61 Knights 1367 Storm 1270 Knights 61 Storm 111 18th man. Betting See and Hear Betting See and Hear Betting See and Hear Betting See and Hear Dragons $1.50 Bulldogs $2.50 TVCH9 - Live Fox Delay Radio 2GB, ABC Rabbitohs $1.70 Titans $2.10 TVCH9, Fox delay Radio 2GB, ABC updates Warriors $1.50 Sharks $2.50 TVFox - Live Radio 2GB, ABC live Knights $2.20 Storm $1.65 TVFox - Live Radio ABC live. 2GB updates FootyTAB Bulldogs +6.5 Tickets Plenty Weather Fine FootyTAB Titans +2.5 Tickets Plenty Weather Fine FootyTAB Sharks +6.5 Tickets Plenty Weather Showers FootyTAB Knights +4.5 Tickets Plenty Weather Fine Cowboys v Panthers Tomorrow Eels v Sea Eagles Sunday Roosters v Tigers Sunday Raiders v Broncos Monday Dairy Farmers Stadium, 9.30pm Parramatta Stadium, 2pm Sydney Football Stadium, 3pm Canberra Stadium, 7pm Last 10 Head to Head (Cowboys): LLWLLWWWLL Last 10 Head to Head (Eels): LLLLLWLWWW Last 10 Head to Head (Roosters): LLWWLLLWWL Last 10 Head to Head (Raiders): LWLWLWLLLW Last head-to-head: Panthers 28, Cowboys 20 at Dairy Farmers Stadium, Rd 20 09 Last head-to-head result: Sea Eagles 34, Eels 10 at Brookvale Oval, Rd 10 09 Last head-to-head result: Tigers 17, Roosters 10 at SFS, Rd 22 09 Last head-to-head result: Broncos 22, Raiders 10 at Suncorp Stadium, Rd 26 09 Referees: Ben Cummins, Chris James.
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