A top-two finish means nothing for Brisbane unless they change the way they play heading into September.
This is a team celebrated as nearly unstoppable at home and the working idea seems to be that securing the home qualifying final this weekend is a one-way ticket to the Grand Final.
That’s simply just not the case.
It’s not that the Lions are a bad team: they’re really pretty good. In a power rankings scenario, they’d be fourth in the competition – I’ve never suggested otherwise.
It’s impossible though, to watch them play and come away from any game with full belief…
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