Zolton Zavos writes: The inability of most teams in the NRL to consistently string a series of wins together really is undermining the overall quality of the competition. Penrith beating Souths over the weekend for instance is a good example of this ‘level playing field’ that we’ve discussed on The Roar before. How often would an upset like this happen in English football or in American basketball, where the stronger teams seem to triumph over the weaker opponents with far more predictable regularity?
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