Bulldogs without Farah.

@biggest tigers fan said:
he may play.isnt it 2 days after origin??
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Yep, I think he will play as long as he doesn't sustain a serious injury.

With or without him, it's not going to be easy.
 
He'll back up. Although he may be a bit sore after 80 minutes of being grinded into the dirt by those mighty maroons…
 
Sorry, I must proceed 1 step further- even with Farah playing we still go down. Bulldogs are in a menacing mood. And they are consistent. With Sironen back and now I only speak on behalf myself- in my mind- we have hope. After all I feel the pain as you guys do but I'm different to you guys because I never saw us play so dominantly with Sironen @ 6\. It's a different team.
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I'm one of the older folk on this forum, closer to death than birth. I see something special with Sironen otherwise I'm in the early stages of dimenture.Time will tell. Once in a lifetime these talents come along.
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We'll beat the Bulldogs. They're due a bad performance and the bye will give Sheens some time to spank the shit out of them.
 
I am more confident of a good showing against the Dogs than I was with Newcastle, we never handle the favourites tag, Newcastle had pride on the line , and I think this was an embarrasment we had to have to start flying under the radar again. :crazy
 
Coaches like Bennett reckon its easier on players to backup for Friday night games after Origin then having to wait until Sunday/Monday.

Obviously barring players who pickup injuries during the Origin game.
 
The quality of the opposition seems to be irrelevant when it comes to the tigers. It's tigers v themselves every week. They're just as likely to win even with farah out.
 
If you don't have any hope of winning any given game then why support a team? That's what makes it fun.
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@Tbone said:
The quality of the opposition seems to be irrelevant when it comes to the tigers. It's tigers v themselves every week. They're just as likely to win even with farah out.
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Most correct statement I have seen on here in the last few days.

If we turn up like we did against Melbourne, Canberra, and the Cowboys we will beat the Dogs. Hasler will just try to belt it out up the middle using Kasiano and then use Pritchard, and Inu out wide. Sheens will have two weeks to prepare for what should be a fairly straightforward tactic by Hasler.

Man….. Perritt, Inu, and Prichard in the same side against us - it's as if Des bought the three players who have world beating games every single time against our mob just especially for the clash... Inu Perritt and Prichard will probably play themselves into Rep jumpers.

If we turn up like against the Knights, Dragons, and Roosters.... well.... It will be messy.
 
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