South Sydney Rabbitohs (6th)
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Story so far: The title defence started in style. Winning four from five games until Adam Reynolds was forced out of the side due to a knee injury.
Since then the Rabbitohs have churned through every halves combination imaginable. Despite suffering three-straight losses, the Rabbitohs aren’t doing that badly.
Their losses have not been blowouts which shows they have been able to stay in the contest despite being without some key men.
The star: Greg Inglis. Although he has been a little quieter this year, the man is a freak and with the captaincy to his name this season, Inglis has proved he is a champion leader.
The flop: Tim Grant. A harsh one but has dropped well off the pace since representing NSW in 2012 and is only contributing 62m a game from the bench.
Injury list: John Sutton (jaw) — round 9, Adam Reynolds (knee) — round 11-13, Dylan Walker (knee) — indefinite, Glen Stewart (thumb) — indefinite, Luke Keary (foot) — indefinite, Kyle Turner (neck) — indefinite, Kirisome Auva’a (Suspended) — indefinite.
The verdict: Considering the injuries they have had, the Rabbitohs are tracking well. With a roster capable of going back-to-back this season, the return of Reynolds should see their season back on track and ensure the Rabbitohs are a force to be reckoned with come the finals.
The grade: 7/10
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Fox Sports' report card on how your team has fared after a third of the NRL season
WWWLWLLL
Story so far: The title defence started in style. Winning four from five games until Adam Reynolds was forced out of the side due to a knee injury.
Since then the Rabbitohs have churned through every halves combination imaginable. Despite suffering three-straight losses, the Rabbitohs aren’t doing that badly.
Their losses have not been blowouts which shows they have been able to stay in the contest despite being without some key men.
The star: Greg Inglis. Although he has been a little quieter this year, the man is a freak and with the captaincy to his name this season, Inglis has proved he is a champion leader.
The flop: Tim Grant. A harsh one but has dropped well off the pace since representing NSW in 2012 and is only contributing 62m a game from the bench.
Injury list: John Sutton (jaw) — round 9, Adam Reynolds (knee) — round 11-13, Dylan Walker (knee) — indefinite, Glen Stewart (thumb) — indefinite, Luke Keary (foot) — indefinite, Kyle Turner (neck) — indefinite, Kirisome Auva’a (Suspended) — indefinite.
The verdict: Considering the injuries they have had, the Rabbitohs are tracking well. With a roster capable of going back-to-back this season, the return of Reynolds should see their season back on track and ensure the Rabbitohs are a force to be reckoned with come the finals.
The grade: 7/10
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