Innholdsfortegnelse for 2020 - Round 01 i Big League Weekly Edition

RETIRED halfback Cooper Cronk has issued a glowing endorsement of the man who will replace him in the Roosters’ No.7 jersey this season – Kyle Flanagan. Cronk believes 21-year-old Flanagan has the temperament and attitude to succeed at the top level. “I have a lot of confidence he is going to do a tremendous job this season,” Cronk told Big League. “He’s a terrific young kid with a great temperament and attitude. ” While working alongside the young playmaker in pre-season training, Cronk has been impressed by what he’s seen. “He’s looking really good. I’m always there to lend a hand. I don’t see myself as a coach for Kyle but more as a friend who is helping out,” Cronk said. “If you were to put a number on how…

STAR halfback Mitch Moses has warned his team-mates about getting caught up in the Parramatta hype train this season. The Eels enter the new campaign as one of the favourites to finish inside the top four, with many experts tipping the blue and golds to claim their first title in over three decades. Moses admitted it’s an exciting time for the western Sydney club, but said his team need to learn how to handle the added expectation if they want to succeed. “We can’t get ahead of ourselves because if we buy into all the hype we could find ourselves in some trouble,” Moses told Big League. “If you want to play at the back-end of the year, you’ve got to handle expectation and you’ve got to play well in…

NEWCASTLE KNIGHTS Your Instagram page (@dinnerwithdos) has become a social beast thanks to your cooking skills. How did it get started? I’ve always loved cooking and then my wife started filming me cook and putting it on her stories online. People kept hitting her up about it so she pushed me to make my own page – she was probably sick of answering all of the cooking questions for me. It took me out of my comfort zone, but it’s also pushed me to try different things in the kitchen. I’m pretty glad we did it. Who inspired you to get into cooking? There’s a bit of Italian influence in the dishes that I cook, and I guess that comes from some of the food that I grew up with…

Eels or Cowboys. Bought well in the off-season and have some great talent on show. Both teams will want to improve their chances from last year and show just how good they can be come finals time. The Cowboys will be wanting to have a good year with the opening of the new stadium and create new records while the Eels will want to have a taste of finals again. Sarah Parmenter I think the Titans. New coach who has had success and I’ve been told has a ‘no BS’ policy. A new captain who is a great player and will lead by example after working hard to get back to strengths. Also think (Ash) Taylor will start coming back to his previous best and build from that. Though saying…

DRAGONS fans thought they’d never see him again. Footy fans thought he’d see out his days in the UK. But deep down, Trent Merrin knew his departure at the end of 2015 wasn’t the end of his Red V journey. A premiership in 2010 capped a meteoric rise for the Shellharbour Sharks junior who always dreamt of playing for his local team. Merrin seemed destined to be a one-club man, but things changed when he made the shock switch to Penrith in 2016, only to then head to the Super League last season. At 29, you could have been forgiven for thinking that would be the end of the former rep lock’s time in the NRL, but a tough time at the Leeds Rhinos on and off the field forced…

TITANS CAPTAIN Kevin Proctor says the Gold Coast need to forget about the struggles of last year and develop a better attitude in 2020. Following a wooden spoon season, Proctor is desperate to see improvement within his Titans and he’s already noticed a handful of changes. Although a ball has yet to be kicked this season, Proctor says the players are more confident than ever and they made some positive improvements in the trials. “I noticed a lot of changes throughout the trials. We found ourselves down by a few tries [against Brisbane] and the old Titans would have just given up, but we fought back,” Proctor told Big League. “We need to move on from last season. We weren’t happy with how we went but we’re already showing signs…

HOW good is it to have football back? Just like every year we’re giving you the chance to celebrate in style with our drawing competition! Send us a picture of your favourite team, player, or anything else you love about rugby league, and if yours appears here you’ll win a STEEDEN team ball. Send your art to Little League, Level 3, 2 Holt St Surry Hills, NSW 2010. Remember to write your name, address and favourite team clearly on the back! This weeks pictures were sent to us by Oscar and Oscar. Step 1  Diamond hands: With your palms open and outstretched, make a diamond shape. This will help you get a good grip on the ball. Step 2  Stretch: Your arms need to be fully outstretched from your body…

DATE: THURSDAY, MARCH 12 VENUE: BANKWEST STADIUM KICK-OFF: 8.05PM REFEREE: GRANT ATKINS ASSISTANT REFEREE: PETER GOUGH TOUCH JUDGES: TODD SMITH & NICK BEASHEL SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: STEVE CHIDDY REVIEW OFFICIAL: BEAU SCOTT CHANNEL 9 & FOX LEAGUE: 7.30PM LIVE RADIO: ABC, TRIPLE M, NRL NATION HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 146, Canterbury 77, Parramatta 64, drawn 5 AT BANKWEST STADIUM Played 1, Canterbury 1, Parramatta 0 PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – CANTERBURY d. PARRAMATTA 12-6 at Bankwest Stadium; PARRAMATTA d. CANTERBURY 36-16 at ANZ Stadium 2018 – PARRAMATTA d. CANTERBURY 14-8 at ANZ Stadium; CANTERBURY d. PARRAMATTA 20-12 at ANZ Stadium 2017 – PARRAMATTA d. CANTERBURY 20-4 at ANZ Stadium; PARRAMATTA d. CANTERBURY 13-12 at ANZ Stadium 2016 – PARRAMATTA d. CANTERBURY 20-12 at ANZ Stadium; PARRAMATTA d. CANTERBURY 20-6 at ANZ Stadium…

DATE: SATURDAY, MARCH 14 VENUE: McDONALD JONES STADIUM KICK-OFF: 3PM REFEREE: HENRY PERENARA ASSISTANT REFEREE: ZIGGY PRZEKLASA-ADAMSKI TOUCH JUDGES: KASEY BADGER & NICK MOREL SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: JARED MAXWELL REVIEW OFFICIAL: BEN GALEA FOX LEAGUE: 2.30PM LIVE RADIO: ABC, TRIPLE M, NRL NATION HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 41, Warriors 21, Newcastle 19, drawn 1 AT McDONALD JONES STADIUM Played 18, Newcastle 10, Warriors 8 PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – NEWCASTLE d. WARRIORS 36-18 at Mt Smart Stadium 2018 – WARRIORS d. NEWCASTLE 20-4 at Mt Smart Stadium 2017 – NEWCASTLE d. WARRIORS 26-10 at McDonald Jones Stadium; WARRIORS d. NEWCASTLE 26-22 at Mt Smart Stadium 2016 – WARRIORS d. NEWCASTLE 50-14 at Hunter Stadium; WARRIORS d. NEWCASTLE 40-18 at Mt Smart Stadium 2015 – WARRIORS d. NEWCASTLE 24-20 at Mt Smart Stadium;…

DATE: SUNDAY, MARCH 15 VENUE: LOTTOLAND KICK-OFF: 4.05PM REFEREE: MATT CECCHIN ASSISTANT REFEREE: JON STONE TOUCH JUDGES: DAVID MUNRO & TIM ALOUANI-ROBY SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: STEVE CHIDDY REVIEW OFFICIAL: BEN GALEA CHANNEL 9 & FOX LEAGUE: 3PM LIVE RADIO: ABC, 2GB, TRIPLE M, NRL NATION HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 36, Melbourne 20, Manly 15, drawn 1 AT LOTTOLAND Played 18, Manly 9, Melbourne 9 PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – MELBOURNE d. MANLY 36-6 at Lottoland; MANLY d. MELBOURNE 11-10 at AAMI Park 2018 – MELBOURNE d. MANLY 14-13 at Lottoland; MANLY d. MELBOURNE 24-4 at AAMI Park 2017 – MELBOURNE d. MANLY 40-6 at AAMI Park; MELBOURNE d. MANLY 30-26 at Lottoland 2016 – MELBOURNE d. MANLY 38-18 at Brookvale Oval 2015 – MANLY d. MELBOURNE 12-10 at AAMI Park BIGGEST HEAD-TO-HEAD…

CAN anyone stop Wentworthville? The Magpies have won three consecutive premierships, and are aiming to make it a fourth in 2020. St Marys will be desperate to end their dynasty, after suffering back-to-back grand final defeats to the Magpies. Both sides have made big acquisitions for 2020, with former Panther Sam McKendry joining the Saints, and Eto Nabuli and Omar Slaimankhel signing for Wenty. Following the departure of Brothers and Western Suburbs, the competition has also introduced two new clubs. Fijian side Kaiviti Silktails have joined, while the Windsor Wolves, who won the Ron Massey Cup in 2011 before a short absence, return. The two new clubs will kick off the new season when they meet in Lautoka, Fiji on Saturday. Wentworthville’s hunt for another premiership begins against Cabramatta, while…

I DON’T know about you guys, but the past couple of weeks have been torture. With the pre-season tournaments, games and trials done and dusted and the NRL season officially launched, I feel like I’ve been sitting around just hanging for the footy to start. I picked my top eight for our Season Preview early and I still think the Rabbitohs, Roosters, Eels and Sea Eagles will be up there. I picked the Storm at fifth but in hindsight, they’re contenders for a top four finish and another minor premiership. We have a wonderful story about the first-ever Cowboys team on pages 16-17, and with the addition of Valentine Holmes in the backline, they could be anything. But I went with the Raiders, Broncos and Knights to round out my…

WHILE Thursday night represents the return of the NRL in 2020, Round 1 is about so much more than just rugby league as the game pays tribute to those affected by the devastating bushfires. The NRL has partnered with the Salvation Army for anyone wanting to donate funds online, and there will also be dedicated volunteers at all the grounds collecting money as the competition recognises communities affected by bushfires as well as rural areas that have been hit hard by the drought. Every game will see opposing teams face off before kick-off with a group of volunteers, firefighters and those affected to be honoured on the field in what is being dubbed ‘a round for all’.…

THE Warriors’ decision to forego a place in the Jersey Flegg competition in favour of fielding an SG Ball team has raised eyebrows. CEO Cameron George is convinced the strategy – the brainchild of former general manager of football Brian Smith – will stem the torrent of New Zealand’s best young juniors crossing the Tasman. The Warriors were the dominant force of the NYC competition’s 10-season existence, but the club’s under-20s performances fell away in recent years, providing the Warriors with few top-shelf NRL stars as a plethora of Kiwi-bred guns emerged with Australian rivals. “There hasn’t been an established structure to develop the kids once they’ve been attracted to the club,” George explained to Big League. “Brian (Smith) looked at what works best at other clubs, what we don’t…

Eels v Bulldogs Raiders v Titans Cowboys v Broncos Knights v Warriors Rabbitohs v Sharks Panthers v Roosters Sea Eagles v Storm Dragons v Wests Tigers 0pts David Middleton League Historian Eels Raiders Cowboys Knights Rabbitohs Roosters Storm Dragons 0pts Fatima Kdouh The Daily Telegraph Eels Raiders Cowboys Knights Rabbitohs Roosters Storm Wests Tigers 0pts Maria Tsialis Big League Eels Raiders Broncos Knights Rabbitohs Roosters Storm Wests Tigers 0pts Stan Katrivesis Reader Tipster Eels Raiders Cowboys Knights Sharks Roosters Storm Dragons 0pts Zac Bailey NRL.com Eels Raiders Cowboys Knights Rabbitohs Panthers Storm Wests Tigers 0pts Andrew Voss Fox Sports Eels Raiders Cowboys Knights Rabbitohs Roosters Storm Wests Tigers…

Round 1  Panthers 35 d. Roosters 0 Knights 34 d. Warriors 0 Bulldogs 13 d. Eels 10 Dragons 27 d. Sharks 5 Titans 27 d. Raiders 10 Wests Tigers 17 d. Rabbitohs 8 Cowboys 17 d. Broncos 11 Sea Eagles 18 d. Storm 4 Round 2  Knights 16 d. Panthers 4 Roosters 14 d. Warriors 8 Sharks 25 d. Bulldogs 4 Eels 15 d. Dragons 7 Rabbitohs 29 d. Raiders 8 Titans 14 d. Wests Tigers 13 Cowboys 10 d. Sea Eagles 7 Broncos 12 d. Storm 8 Quarter Finals  Eels 14 d. Knights 7 Dragons 17 d. Panthers 14 Titans 24 d. Sea Eagles 0 Cowboys 20 d. Rabbitohs 6 Semi Finals  Dragons 8 d. Eels 6 Cowboys 19 d. Titans 8…

DATE: FRIDAY, MARCH 13 VENUE: QUEENSLAND COUNTRY BANK STADIUM KICK-OFF: 7.05PM (QLD); 8.05PM (AEDT) REFEREE: GERARD SUTTON ASSISTANT REFEREE: GAVIN BADGER TOUCH JUDGES: RICKEY McFARLANE & LIAM KENNEDY SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: JARED MAXWELL REVIEW OFFICIAL: BEN GALEA CHANNEL 9 & FOX LEAGUE: 7.30PM (AEDT) LIVE RADIO: ABC, 2GB HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 52, Brisbane 34, North Queensland 16, drawn 2 AT QUEENSLAND COUNTRY BANK STADIUM First meeting PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – BRISBANE d. NORTH QUEENSLAND 18-14 at 1300SMILES Stadium; BRISBANE d. NORTH QUEENSLAND 29-10 at Suncorp Stadium 2018 – NORTH QUEENSLAND d. BRISBANE 34-30 at 1300SMILES Stadium; BRISBANE d. NORTH QUEENSLAND 24-20 at Suncorp Stadium 2017 – BRISBANE d. NORTH QUEENSLAND 20-10 at 1300SMILES Stadium; NORTH QUEENSLAND d. BRISBANE 21-20 at Suncorp Stadium 2016 – NORTH QUEENSLAND d. BRISBANE 26-20 at…

DATE: SATURDAY, MARCH 14 VENUE: PANTHERS STADIUM KICK-OFF: 7.35PM REFEREE: ADAM GEE ASSISTANT REFEREE: CHRIS BUTLER TOUCH JUDGES: JEFF YOUNIS & NICK BEASHEL SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: STEVE CHIDDY REVIEW OFFICIAL: BRYAN NORRIE FOX LEAGUE: 7.30PM LIVE RADIO: ABC, 2GB HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 91, Sydney Roosters 56, Penrith 34, drawn 1 AT PANTHERS STADIUM Played 45, Sydney Roosters 26, Penrith 19 PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – PENRITH d. SYDNEY ROOSTERS 19-10 at Panthers Stadium 2018 – SYDNEY ROOSTERS d. PENRITH 32-6 at Allianz Stadium 2017 – SYDNEY ROOSTERS d. PENRITH 14-12 at Pepper Stadium 2016 – PENRITH d. SYDNEY ROOSTERS 38-18 at Pepper Stadium; PENRITH d. SYDNEY ROOSTERS 20-16 at Allianz Stadium 2015 – SYDNEY ROOSTERS d. PENRITH 24-4 at Pepper Stadium; SYDNEY ROOSTERS d. PENRITH 20-12 at Allianz Stadium 2014 –…

WOMEN’S NINES GROUP STAGE: Broncos 13 d. Dragons 6, Warriors 13 d. Roosters 8, Roosters 14 d. Dragons 13, Broncos 25 d. Warriors 4, Dragons 29 d. Warriors 7, Broncos 16 d. Roosters 0. FINAL: Dragons 28 d. Broncos 4 WOMEN’S ALL STARS INDIGENOUS WOMEN’S 10 (S Mooka, N Davis-Welsh tries; J Hoepper goal) D. MAORI WOMEN’S 4 (K Matua try) SG BALL ROUND 6 LINEUPS KNIGHTS V ROOSTERS SATURDAY 14TH MARCH, 11AM, CESSNOCK SPORTS GROUND KNIGHTS: 1 Logan Radzievic, 2 Tyrone Nean, 3 Macauley Aoake, 4 Fletcher Myers, 5 Kodi Crowther, 6 Noah Ryan, 7 Jonah Pezet, 8 Brocco Uhrle, 9 Noah Nailagoliva, 10 Brock Greacen, 11 Tevita Toloi, 12 Tom Cant, 13 Lachlan Williams, 14 Riley Jones, 15 Sam McIntyre, 16 Travis Petersen, 17 Tim Johanssen, 18 Taj…

THE Sea Eagles have had injury concerns heading into their Round 1 blockbuster against the Storm, but fullback Tom Trbojevic isn’t one of them as he looks to make up for lost time following a frustrating 2019. The local junior chalked up big numbers last year and was a game-breaker from the back every time he touched the ball, however his dominance was limited to just 12 appearances due to pesky hamstrings and a serious pec injury. His influence on the team was clear – the Sea Eagles won 10 of the 12 games he played in thanks to five tries and eight assists – but things weren’t so rosy when he was on the pine, with the team clearly missing his punch. Thankfully, Trbojevic has declared himself fully fit…

THE unique swap deal between the Melbourne Storm and Wests Tigers that looked dead and buried a few weeks ago is suddenly back on the table, with other clubs watching on to see if this could become the norm in the coming years. Under the proposed deal, the Storm would receive centre Paul Momirovski (pictured) while the Tigers would get Harry Grant for the 2020 season. Salary cap concerns are the only thing holding back the swap which would satisfy both clubs’ needs. “I thought it was locked in and that it was a matter of time before it would be announced,” Momirovski told Big League. “I never thought it’d get blocked, but it did. I was happy with the decision because I love being here and that showed last…

8. Parramatta 40 d. Warriors 10 (2013) Parramatta’s era under Ricky Stuart began in rousing fashion against the Warriors, who also had a new coach on board in Matt Elliott. The 2012 wooden-spooners stormed to an 18-0 half-time lead at Parramatta Stadium and posted the last four tries of the match after a brief Warriors fight-back. The Hayne Plane came out three times as the Eels’ new skipper notched a hat-trick, but halfback Chris Sandow scooped the three Dally M points. It would be the first of just five wins for the Eels in 2013, however, as they again finished last. 7. Manly 44 d. Balmain 10 (1970) George Ruebner’s last-gasp try against Manly in the 1969 preliminary final provided Balmain with one of the game’s great escapes, before the…

THE Sydney Roosters and Melbourne Storm have been two of the most dominant clubs in Australian sport over the past 20 years – and I don’t see their success drying up anytime soon. They’re two of the most professional clubs in the game and they’ve built strong foundations to last a while. Let’s start with the Roosters; they’ve won back-to-back premierships and I’ve got no doubt they can challenge for the title again this year. Unless they struggle with injuries to key players, they’ll be competing at the business end of the year. They made five grand finals from 2000 to 2010 under three separate coaches – Graham Murray, Ricky Stuart and Brian Smith – who all made a grand final in their first year at the club. In Brad…

ROUND 1 March 12-15 Eels v Bulldogs Thu, Bankwest, 8.05pm Raiders v Titans Fri, GIO, 6pm Cowboys v Broncos Fri, Qld Country Bank, 8.05pm Knights v Warriors Sat, McDonald Jones, 3pm Rabbitohs v Sharks Sat, ANZ Stadium, 5.30pm Panthers v Roosters Sat, Panthers Stadium, 7.35pm Sea Eagles v Storm Sun, Lottoland, 4.05pm Dragons v Wests Tigers Sun, WIN Stadium, 6.15pm ROUND 2 March 19-22 Bulldogs v Cowboys Thu, ANZ, 8.05pm Dragons v Panthers Fri, Netstrata Jubilee, 6pm Broncos v Rabbitohs Fri, Suncorp, 8.05pm Warriors v Raiders Sat, Eden Park, 3pm Roosters v Sea Eagles Sat, Central Coast, 5.30pm Sharksv Storm Sat, Netstrata Jubilee, 7.35pm Wests Tigers v Knights Sun, Leichhardt, 4.05pm Titans v Eels Sun, Cbus Super, 6.15pm ROUND 3 March 26-29 Raiders v Dragons Thu, GIO, 8.05pm Sea Eagles…

DO kids still play video games? Here at Big League we think nothing compares to the old days of Mario Kart and Goldeneye on Nintendo 64. Assuming they’ve moved on to bigger and better things, let’s discuss another online juggernaut that is back in 2020. If you’re reading this on Thursday then you’ve still got time to make a team before the first lockout, but let’s be real – if you haven’t picked your squad by now then you’re giving your mates a massive head-start. With a salary cap of $9.8 million to play with, Fantasy coaches need only pick 13 starters, four interchange players and another four emergencies as they navigate through injuries, form, price changes and positional switches throughout the year. We don’t pretend to be experts on…

DATE: FRIDAY, MARCH 13 VENUE: GIO STADIUM KICK-OFF: 6PM REFEREE: CHRIS SUTTON ASSISTANT REFEREE: DAVID MUNRO TOUCH JUDGES: PHIL HENDERSON & MARK BOHAN SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: ASHLEY KLEIN REVIEW OFFICIAL: BRYAN NORRIE FOX LEAGUE: 5.30PM LIVE RADIO: ABC, TRIPLE M, NRL NATION HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 23, Gold Coast 12, Canberra 11 AT AT GIO STADIUM Played 10, Canberra 6, Gold Coast 4 PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – CANBERRA d. GOLD COAST 21-0 at Cbus Super Stadium 2018 – CANBERRA d. GOLD COAST 32-18 at GIO Stadium; GOLD COAST d. CANBERRA 30-28 at Cbus Super Stadium 2017 – CANBERRA d. GOLD COAST 42-16 at Cbus Super Stadium 2016 – CANBERRA d. GOLD COAST 30-22 at Cbus Super Stadium; GOLD COAST d. CANBERRA 24-20 at GIO Stadium 2015 – GOLD COAST d. CANBERRA…

DATE: SATURDAY, MARCH 14 VENUE: ANZ STADIUM KICK-OFF: 5.30PM REFEREE: BEN CUMMINS ASSISTANT REFEREE: BELINDA SHARPE TOUCH JUDGES: MICHAEL WISE & LIAM NICHOLLS SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: STEVE CLARK REVIEW OFFICIAL: BEN LOWE FOX LEAGUE: 5.30PM LIVE RADIO: ABC, 2GB HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 88, Cronulla 46, South Sydney 39, drawn 3 AT ANZ STADIUM Played 8, South Sydney 7, Cronulla 1 PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – CRONULLA d. SOUTH SYDNEY 39-24 at PointsBet Stadium 2018 – SOUTH SYDNEY d. CRONULLA 22-14 at ANZ Stadium 2017 – CRONULLA d. SOUTH SYDNEY 26-12 at Southern Cross Group Stadium 2016 – SOUTH SYDNEY d. CRONULLA 12-6 at ANZ Stadium 2015 – CRONULLA d. SOUTH SYDNEY 28-12 at Allianz Stadium; CRONULLA d. SOUTH SYDNEY 18-10 at Remondis Stadium 2014 – SOUTH SYDNEY d. CRONULLA 18-0 at…

DATE: SUNDAY, MARCH 15 VENUE: WIN STADIUM KICK-OFF: 6.15PM REFEREE: ASHLEY KLEIN ASSISTANT REFEREE: PHIL HENDERSON TOUCH JUDGES: CLAYTON SHARPE & PETER GOUGH SENIOR REVIEW OFFICIAL: JARED MAXWELL REVIEW OFFICIAL: BRYAN NORRIE FOX LEAGUE: 6PM LIVE RADIO: ABC, 2GB HEAD-TO-HEAD Played 37, St George Illawarra 20, Wests Tigers 17 AT WIN STADIUM Played 3, Wests Tigers 2, St George Illawarra 1 PAST 8 CLASHES 2019 – WESTS TIGERS d. ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA 42-14 at Sydney Cricket Ground 2018 – ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA d. WESTS TIGERS 20-10 at Leichhardt Oval; WESTS TIGERS d. ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA 20-16 at Jubilee Oval 2017 – ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA d. WESTS TIGERS 16-12 at ANZ Stadium; ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA d. WESTS TIGERS 28-6 at ANZ Stadium 2016 – WESTS TIGERS d. ST GEORGE ILLAWARRA 25-12…

ROUND 1 March 12-15 Eels v Bulldogs Thu, Bankwest, 8.05pmRaiders v Titans Fri, GIO, 6pmCowboys v Broncos Fri, Qld Country Bank, 8.05pmKnights v Warriors Sat, McDonald Jones, 3pmRabbitohs v Sharks Sat, ANZ, 5.30pmPanthers v Roosters Sat, Panthers, 7.35pmSea Eagles v Storm Sun, Lottoland, 4.05pmDragons v Wests Tigers Sun, WIN Stadium, 6.15pm ROUND 2 March 19-22 Bulldogs v Cowboys Thu, ANZ, 8.05pmDragons v Panthers Fri, Netstrata Jubilee, 6pmBroncos v Rabbitohs Fri, Suncorp, 8.05pmWarriors v Raiders Sat, Eden Park, 3pmRoosters v Sea Eagles Sat, Central Coast, 5.30pmSharks v Storm Sat, Netstrata Jubilee, 7.35pmWests Tigers v Knights Sun, Leichhardt, 4.05pmTitans v Eels Sun, Cbus Super, 6.15pm ROUND 3 March 26-29 Raiders v Dragons Thu, GIO, 8.05pmSea Eagles v Warriors Fri, Lottoland, 6pmRabbitohs v Roosters Fri, ANZ, 8.05pmSharks v Knights Sat,…