Highs and lows of round 20 of the NRL
NRL ROUND 20 HIGHS AND LOWS
QUOTE OF THE ROUND: "I feel I am getting treated differently to some others. I will continue being professional and try and keep my mouth shut and try not to do anything wrong because I think that is what they are trying to get me to do. But I think I am a bit smarter than that." ROBBIE FARAH taking aim at Tigers coach Jason Taylor after his axing to reserve grade.
MAN OF THE ROUND: JARROD CROKER. Three tries and three goals for a personal haul of 18 points in the Raiders' 26-22 golden point win over the Warriors.
STAT THAT MATTERS: Cronulla have become just the fourth team to record 15 successive wins in a single season.
MAGIC MOMENT: Croker's golden-point winner certainly had Raiders coach Ricky Stuart jumping for joy as Canberra broke into the top four.
TALKING POINT: Who doesn't have an opinion on the Robbie Farah, Jason Taylor feud?
JUDICIARY WATCH: Broncos - Sam Thaiday (dangerous throw), Josh McGuire (dangerous contact); Dragons - Leeson Ah Mau (high tackle)
CASUALTY WARD: Cowboys - Johnathan Thurston (hamstring); Panthers - Waqa Blake (head); Warriors - Manu Vatuvei (knee); Eels - Isaac De Gois (leg); Titans - Nathan Friend (hamstring); Roosters - Jared Waerea-Hargreaves (knee); Sharks - James Maloney (groin); Tigers - Tim Grant (concussion), Chris Lawrence (leg).
UNDER PRESSURE: Who would want to be a Bulldogs player under Des Hasler this week after their 36-0 thrashing to the Cowboys.
