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Wayne Bennett hates golden point. Andrew Johns wants teams to be forced to promote the football through the introduction of ‘golden try' and fans…
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It always seems to be the sides that are successful are the ones who are aggressive and in turn get called ‘dirty’, ‘cheap-shot’ merchants and the rest. Manly and Melbourne have been criticised by every league fan who does’nt support them. Success breeds contempt. The Bulldogs have re-built themselves into a formidable side, which has co-incided with Josh Reynolds becoming a new poster boy for niggling tactics. Whenever Melbourne find themselves on top of the ladder – a new ‘chicken-wing’, ‘grapple’ or ‘suplex’ tackle is revealed as the reason behind thier success. Manly are hated by every fan who doesnt support them and called ‘thugs’ for playing hard football. Im not supporting high-shots, but both sides resorted to niggling tactics which provided compelling viewing for all.
In regards to crowd numbers, even if Manly finished first they still would have had to play at ANZ. Advantage?
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