Best win since......?

[innsaneink]

I dunno about the rest of you, but last nights win really did it for me….its been such a long time since the heart has been pounding, the nerves frayed and the fingernails chewed away while cheeering us home

I know we were poor in stages, I know they had heaps out, but this week isnt the week to look too deep into it, to get too analytical...this was one of those rare sweet wins and Im very very happy for JT, Rowdy Dene and all the boys

Been a while since such a sweet win....Manly this year at LO was one, but this was better, probably the best win since we beat Parra at ANZ in easter in '14 imo...more than two years ago

 

[Eddie]

The key is to build on it with a month of solid winning football.

If we back this up with a 10-20 point loss to Easts it won't mean much.

I agree though, the boys will gain more confidence from that than in any other this season because it was an 80 minute performance.

 

[stevetiger]

I don't know how long it has been since we had a win like that but it was great. So many positives for me out of that game.

 

[southerntiger]

Need to back it up but it was a great win. We dominated from start to finish. Should have won by more but it was still one of the better wins in a long time, even against a depleted pack.

The last few weeks prove that Taylor has achieved one thing - teaching the side to be less reliant on one or two players. Remember Origin period under Potter? We were dreadful. (Not having a go at Potter just stating a fact). Now, we can still perform without Woods, Teddy and that other bloke who shall not be named.

 

[clifferdSH]

As others have said it won't account for much unless we build on this win and do it all again next week and I think if we play to the same intensity next week there's no reason why we can't beat our bogey team

Very very happy with the win, as Bennet said the scoreline flattered his side in the end, we should have won by a more comfortable 2-3 tries. That's how much better we were