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Complete review of the 2008 NRL Grand Final, Manly Sea Eagles v Melbourne Storm – stats, betting and best odds, summaries, keys and tips plus all the teams.
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Calculate a Sportingbet Multi using RAPID MULTI – Standard, Yankee or Lucky.
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Factbox on 2007 NRL grand final
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New Zealand Maori rugby league squad named to play the All Golds in New Plymouth on October 12:-
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With the availability of Test captain Cameron Smith and dynamo forward Jeremy Smith precariously hovering over their preparation, Centrebet still have Melbourne Storm opening at $1.55 favourite to win Friday night’s first NRL preliminary final against the Cronulla Sharks ($2.45)!
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Disgruntled NRL judiciary panellist Darrell Williams has no regrets over today’s decision to proceed with a defamation case against the Melbourne Storm three days out from the grand final.
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Manly has firmed into $1.38 (from $1.42) with bookmaker Centrebet to win the second NRL preliminary final against the Warriors on Saturday night after nearly $30,000.00 arrived in wagers today, including one “smart” stake of $20,000.00 at $1.42!
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SHARING THE WEALTH – MELBOURNE’S NRL GRAND FINALISTS FROM 2006-08 WHO WILL HAVE LEFT THE CLUB AFTER THIS SEASON:
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Melbourne coach Craig Bellamy has taken aim at the NRL salary cap as he prepares to lose his 11th player from the Storm’s era of three straight grand finals.
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Penpix for NRL grand final teams:
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Penpix for NRL grand final teams
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Melbourne chief executive BRIAN WALDRON has urged the NRL judiciary to hold fire in commencing legal action against the Storm—claiming Sunday’s grand final should be the game’s only concern.
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The traditional softening-up period is alive and well as Manly prepare to up the aggression on Melbourne in Sunday’s NRL grand final.
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Manly team named today to play in Sunday’s NRL grand final against Melbourne at ANZ Stadium:
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A season of solid form has Manly coach Des Hasler convinced his five-eighth is ready to fire in this weekend’s NRL grand final.
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Manly captain Matt Orford says all the pressure of the NRL grand final is on Melbourne - not him - but just how much stress his injured ankle can take won’t be known until he has a full training run with the Sea Eagles tomorrow.
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With a third straight NRL grand final appearance just days away, Melbourne winger Steve Turner claims the tumultuous decision to turn his back on the Gold Coast Titans has been justified.
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A Sportingbet Australia punter has wagered $10,000 each way on Maldivian in this year’s Caulfield Cup. The bet is a welcome change for Sportingbet Australia, as all the money has been coming for $2.70 favourite Weekend Hussler.
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Grand final specialist Glenn Lazarus believes the team which copes with adversity best will be crowned NRL premiers on Sunday.
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Melbourne’s off-field dramas ahead of this Sunday’s NRL grand final have continued with members of the NRL’s judiciary panel deciding to begin legal action against Storm coach CRAIG BELLAMY and chief executive BRIAN WALDRON.
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Preview of Sunday’s NRL grand final between Manly and Melbourne at ANZ Stadium (prefix denotes final ladder position, all times AEST):
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Nathan Fien has never made any secret of his desire to play for the Kiwis again and he looks set to re-enter the rugby league Test arena.
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Factbox on history of grand final match up repeats ahead of the 2008 NRL season decider between Melbourne and Manly:-
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Factbox on 2008 NRL season stats for Melbourne and Manly ahead of their grand final clash on Sunday:
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Key match-ups in the 2008 NRL grand final between Manly and Melbourne at ANZ Stadium on Sunday:
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A defiant Melbourne coach CRAIG BELLAMY has arrived in Sydney ahead of Sunday’s NRL grand final refusing to apologise for last week’s stunning attack on the integrity of the game’s judiciary system.
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A punter has won nearly $200,000 from bookmaker Sportingbet Australia after the favourites delivered in the AFL and NRL finals this weekend.
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Draw for the National Rugby League (NRL) 2009 Telstra Premiership season:
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Departing Warriors back rower Wairangi Koopu is one of four players with Test experience named in the New Zealand Maori rugby league team to meet the All Golds in New Plymouth next weekend.
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