LeagueNews.co | Jason Patrick
On the eve of their final game of the regular season, the Sydney Roosters are feeling confident under the guidance of Head Coach Trent Robinson.
Robinson is backing his team to secure their fifth consecutive win and potentially secure a spot in the finals.
The Roosters will be facing off against their long-standing rivals, the South Sydney Rabbitohs.
However, the Roosters will have to do it without one of their key players, Joseph Manu.
Manu is still recovering from a Grade 1 hamstring strain that he sustained in Round 26.
Despite this setback, Robinson remains optimistic about his team's chances.
Robinson acknowledges that the Roosters need to secure the two competition points in order to keep their season alive.
He emphasizes that the team has been playing sudden-death football since Round 23 and are no strangers to high-stakes situations.
The intense energy surrounding the Easts versus Souths rivalry can be overwhelming, but Robinson assures that his squad is focused on executing their game plan.
They are determined to play their best regardless of who their opponents are.
The Roosters have a rich history of success, with Robinson leading them to three premiership wins.
This experience has instilled a sense of confidence and belief in the team, even in the face of tough challenges.
Robinson's faith in his players is unwavering, and he has seen them rise to the occasion time and time again.
He believes that their hard work and dedication will pay off in the form of a victory against the Rabbitohs.
As the Roosters prepare for this crucial clash, they are undoubtedly feeling the pressure.
However, they are also fueled by the desire to continue their winning streak and secure a spot in the finals.
With Robinson's leadership and the team's determination, they are ready to give it their all on the field.