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The boilover Adrian is referring to (see below) is the Titans demolishing the Warriors 66-6 at Cbus Super Stadium in the day’s early game. Is this really the same Titans side that lost to the Tigers last week?
The Roosters lead the Bulldogs 8-4 after 25 minutes in front of a sell-out crowd in torrential rain in Gosford.
The wet weather has played a factor, with the Roosters taking advantage of a Bulldogs error to score their first try the very next set.
Earlier, the Bulldogs got on the board though Jaeman Salmon after some terrific lead up work from Jacob Kiraz and Jeral Skelton.
The Sydney Roosters travel to Gosford this weekend for their Round 16 game against the Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.
The Roosters, currently fifth on the NRL ladder, are fresh off their 28-18 victory against Eels, but have lost several of their star players to State of Origin duties.
Meanwhile, the Bulldogs will full of confidence after registering three consecutive wins, but have only mustered one victory away from home this season.
The match gets underway at Industree Group Stadium at 5.30pm AEST.
Two sides looking to consolidate their place in the top eight, the Roosters and Bulldogs will put it all on the line when they meet in Gosford on Saturday.
With Connor Watson, Spencer Leniu, Angus Crichton and Lindsay Collins in Origin camp, the Roosters’ depth will be pushed to its limits when they host a Bulldogs side on the rise.
Trent Robinson’s men will be over the moon to see Watson called up to make his State of Origin debut after the star utility missing the entire 2023 season while their skipper James Tedesco will bring some much-needed experience to the side that after he made way for Dylan Edwards in camp.
Meanwhile, the Bulldogs once again lose skipper Stephen Crichton to Origin duties but keep their star playmaker Matt Burton who will be crucial to helping the side make it four straight on the Central Coast.
