• Source: 2007 Sydney Roosters season

The 2007 Sydney Roosters season was the 100th in the club's history. They competed in the NRL's 2007 Telstra Premiership and finished 10th (out of 16).




Season summary


The Sydney Roosters had a relatively poor start to their 100th season, not recording a win until Round 7 against the St George-Illawarra Dragons on Anzac Day. This however was juxtaposed by a rather strong period in the middle of the year winning 5 of their last 8 matches between Rounds 7 and 14.
Despite their poor start to the season, the Sydney Roosters were having a late season resurgence under newly appointed Care-Taker Coach Brad Fittler. Since Chris Anderson left the club following their 56–0 loss to Manly Sea Eagles, the Sydney Roosters were yet to lose a game in 5 consecutive matches and were a few days ago, in 10th position. That came from wins over the likes of the Cronulla Sharks, Newcastle Knights, Melbourne Storm and Wests Tigers with a draw to the New Zealand Warriors. Then on 19 August, the run of being undefeated by Brad Fittler was broken, as the Gold Coast Titans claimed victory 22–18. This sits the Sydney Roosters on 11th, still a mathematical chance of making the finals.




Ladder






Results






Notable events


Sydney Roosters celebrate their 100th year in the competition
In round 7 the Roosters defeated the St George Illawarra Dragons 18–4. This victory marked the 1,000th win in the club's history. The Roosters were the first club to achieve this feat.
The Roosters scored an unprecedented 64 points in round 13 against the Cowboys. This was the third highest number of points scored in a single game by the Roosters.
In the Roosters round 14 victory over the Penrith Panthers, the Sydney Roosters recorded their first back to back win since 2005.
The Roosters 56-point thrashing by Manly was their second worst defeat by Manly, and the Roosters seventh worst loss of all time. Following this loss, Chris Anderson resigned as coach with club legend Brad Fittler named as coach for the rest of the season.
On 14 July the Sydney Roosters defeated the Cronulla Sharks 23–12. This result after a restless week at the Roosters marked Brad Fittler's first win as a first grade coach.
With the round 20 victory over the competition leaders and premiership favourites, the Melbourne Storm (26–16), the Sydney Roosters recorded their first three consecutive wins since the finals series in 2004, a run which was halted by the Grand Final loss to the Canterbury Bulldogs.
In round 22, the Roosters became the first team in NRL history to go to Golden Point extra-time for two consecutive matches. They went on to win the match with a Joel Monaghan try.
In round 23, Brad Fittler tasted defeat for the first time in his coaching career, a loss to the Gold Coast Titans, 22–18.
On 28 August 2007, caretaker head coach Brad Fittler AM was appointed as the head coach for season 2008 (101st season for the Sydney Roosters).




Wins


Round 07, Sydney Roosters 18 defeated St George Illawarra Dragons 4 at Sydney Football Stadium
Round 09, Sydney Roosters 24 defeated Gold Coast Titans 18 at Sydney Football Stadium
Round 11, Sydney Roosters 13 defeated Cronulla Sharks 12 at Toyota Park
Round 13, Sydney Roosters 64 defeated North Queensland Cowboys 30 at Sydney Football Stadium
Round 14, Sydney Roosters 24 defeated Penrith Panthers 20 at CUA Stadium
Round 18, Sydney Roosters 23 defeated Cronulla Sharks 12 at Sydney Football Stadium
Round 19, Sydney Roosters 20 defeated Newcastle Knights 17 at Energy Australia Stadium
Round 20, Sydney Roosters 26 defeated Melbourne Storm 16 at Sydney Football Stadium
Round 22, Sydney Roosters 26 defeated Wests Tigers 22 at Telstra Stadium




Draws


Round 21, Sydney Roosters 31 drew with the New Zealand Warriors at the Sydney Football Stadium




Players


The following is the Sydney Roosters squad named for the 2007 season. For Player Contracts see below in the external links section for details.

Jamie Soward as of 28 May has left the Sydney Roosters. He is now a member of the St George Illawarra Dragons.
Josh Lewis as of 14 May gained a release from the Sydney Roosters and with immediate effect will play for the Gold Coast Titans
Nigel Plum as of 5 June sought and was granted a release from the Sydney Roosters and has immediately signed with the Canberra Raiders.
Chris Flannery as of 15 June has been granted a release from the Sydney Roosters. Flannery, a seasoned origin player for Queensland has since signed with St. Helens in the Super League.




Player Summary






Player Movements






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= Outgoing

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Representative Players


The following is a list of Sydney Rooster players who have played for Australia or New Zealand and other nations, New South Wales or Queensland and City or Country in representative levels of football during the 2007 calendar year. This is correct as of 15 May 2007




= International

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Australia

Anthony Tupou
New Zealand

Iosia Soliola




= State of Origin

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New South Wales

Anthony Minichiello
Braith Anasta
Anthony Tupou
Queensland

Nate Myles




= City Vs Country

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City

Anthony Minichiello
Braith Anasta
Craig Wing
Country

Amos Roberts
Craig Fitzgibbon




Staff






= Coaching Staff

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Head coach – Brad Fittler AM (10 July 2007 – )
Head coach – Chris Anderson (16 March 2007 – 9 July 2007)
Physical Performance Manager – Ronald Palmer
Strength and Conditioning coach – Richard Harris
Strength and Conditioning coach – Ben Gardiner
Jersey Flegg and NRL Assistant coach – James Pickering
Club Physotherapist – Tony Ayoub
Football Manager – Troy Rovelli
Team doctor – Dr John Orchid
Recruitment and Retention – Arthur Beetson OAM




= Assistant Staff/ Consultants

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Luke Phillips
Luke Ricketson
Adrian Lam
Phil Gould




= Executive

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CEO – Brian Canavan
Chairman – Nick Politis
List incomplete




References






External links


Official Sydney Roosters Website
Official Sydney Roosters Player Contracts
Official Australian Rugby League Website
Official National Rugby League Website
Official New South Wales Rugby League Website
Official Queensland Rugby League Website
Official Country Rugby League of New South Wales Website
Official New Zealand Rugby League Website
Official International Rugby League Website

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