Round 18 Dream Team
The Sea Eagles and Warriors take up almost half the Dream Team slots this week after they each demolished the Tigers and Eels respectively.
Firstly, Manly smoked the Tigers at Brooky Oval to avenge for their Round 5 loss at Leichardt. Kieran Foran was the lead man scoring two tries himself, a try assist, line break and line break assist. It was his first double digit score on NRLCEO in over two years.
But a man used to single handedly tearing teams apart, Shaun Johnson, had a field day against the Eels. If you take into account his conversions as well, the play maker scored a total of 29 points! Quite simply, if you have him – you won. If you were playing against him – you lost. It was a masterful display of one try, two try assists, one line break and four line break assists.
Not to be outdone, Broncos bound Anthony Milford turned on a display of highlights that will live through the ages against the Titans. He scored two tries, two try assists, one line break and five line break assists, but the absolute highlight of it all was his flick-on to Jarrod Croker to set him up for a try. Put it on repeat and leave me alone in a dark room for days.
JB
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