Hatched Rabattohs Cross Storm Plan

Adam Reynolds emphasizes memories of Melbourne 's 66-4 loss to England last year, but Sydney South must get rid of its irregular shape to prove itself a deserving enemy on Friday.

The battle at the top Curiously, the Rabbitohs challenged their own references despite an identical record of 14-5 to the storm.

Add to that the pounding of last season and Anthony Seibold's men have a lot to prove in pleading for the favoritism of the NRL title. Reynolds is aware of this but says that they have a plan to overthrow the heavyweight club

"Not at all, it's last year, it's over and that's it. has disappeared, "said the backslider about the blows last August. , new plan, new team. "

This is the case of the storm too, which has adapted well since the departure of playmaker Cooper Cronk to the Sydney Roosters in a corner that Reynolds noted as smooth. Billy Slater is in the form of a career, Cam Smith is shooting as always and the big boys in the middle are racing very hard, "he says.

"We looked at their shapes, what you think might come and how you think you could destroy them." [19659006] Souths was overthrown by Wests Tigers a couple of weeks ago and just got beat Parramatta on the last lap.

Reynolds sees the Friday's clash at ANZ Stadium as the perfect platform to come back in force.

I think it has been a bit erratic, but saying that there is a lot of potential in our team. "We know we are not where we want to be but we are not far away and can come back to play our best footy. "