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Storm, Sea Eagles excel at playing the long game but who will go the distance? – Sydney Morning Herald
Unlike the other three finals contests, Friday night’s Melbourne versus Manly match is an “anything could happen” clash.
NRL analysts have tracked the tackle and start of these missiles. Half of the Storms tries launched from their half come on the fourth tackle, while Manly and Turbo Tom are more likely to strike early in the set.
The Storm use a play-the-ball in the middle…
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