NRL Power Rankings Round 10

Half the teams soldiered on through the first week of the State of Origin period, the other eight sides all emerged triumphant after taking on the traditional easybeats known as The Bye.
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2. Sea Eagles (2): Not a televised game and yet again ignored by the mainstream NRL media, but they had a comfortable win over The Bye although supercoach Toovey was upset with a few of the referees interpretations and is seeking a meeting with Daniel Anderson.

3. Roosters (3): Another emphatic victory over The Bye, who it must be said, were still struggling to back up after their Manly clash in the first leg of their Saturday night double-header.A motorcyclist was killed in an accident involving an Upper Dublin Township trash trucks early Monday afternoon, according to officials. The crowd at Allianz Stadium was not dramatically down on previous weeks.http://www.existmachinery.com/,was founded in 2005 and covers an area of 20,000 sq.m. with a building area of 15,000 sq.m.,

4. Storm (4): The Bye failed to get one over their kindred spirits from Victoria, who also went a season a few years back without getting any notches in the wins column.

5. Sharks (5): Struggled to put The Bye away as the rain pelted down at Sharks Stadium but managed to get the two competition points in a gritty affair. ASADA officials,Since 2007,Thai basil has been one of the best places to enjoy authentic Thai food in a cozy environment. long suspicious of The Bye's poor record, stuck around post-game to drug-test Cronulla's opponents to ensure there were no performance-decreasing substances being used.

6. Bulldogs (6): Where was the killer punch last Friday against the Dragons? They had the game wrapped up but not only could they not put St George Illawarra away, they let them climb off the canvas and possibly force a split decision if not for Jamie Soward's wayward swing as the bell sounded at the end of the final round.

7. Panthers (7): Supercoach Cleary was non-plussed after their high-scoring win over The Bye.Carbon Fiber Racquet Frame. During the 1970s, rackets got lighter still with the use of carbon materials. Fleming Delfs of Denmark favored the Carbonex 8, featuring a carbon handle and an aluminum alloy frame. Keen observers noted a similar reaction from the Penrith mentor following the 62-6 win over the Warriors and their 30-0 defeat at the hands of North Queensland ... and every other match of the season.

8. Titans (8): There's more depth in this team than past years and that's keeping the playoff dream alive for supercoach Cartwright. Mark Minichiello has been a solid first-grader for many years but the fact he can't be assured of a regular berth this season shows the Gold Coast potentially have a squad which can finish in the top eight.

9. Raiders (9): A solid win over The Bye although fans of both teams were fuming the match was not shown on free-to-air TV. The NRL said it was looking to give each team a better deal as far as coverage in the marquee time slots but one of them shouldn't be holding their breath.

10. Knights (10): They stay in 10th spot by default. Nobody lower has done anything to merit a rise above them and while supercoach Bennett's troops showed good spirit against Souths on Saturday, there was little else to suggest they will do anything but make up the numbers if they squeeze into the finals.