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Josh Papalii's ankle injury raises doubts about his availability for the finals.

LeagueNews.co

Canberra Raiders prop Josh Papalii is facing uncertainty ahead of the finals due to an ankle injury sustained during training.

The prop has showcased remarkable form this season, prompting the club to offer him a one-year contract extension to conclude his career in Canberra.

His exceptional performance earned him a spot in State of Origin for Game 3 with Billy Slater's Queensland Maroons. However, according to News Corp, Papalii's availability for the upcoming match is uncertain after he sustained a "significant ankle injury" during a training session on Friday in Canberra.

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Josh Papali'i may miss the qualifying final against Brisbane due to a severe ankle injury.

The Canberra Times

The Canberra Raiders may be set to lose one of the squad's most influential figures for their crucial qualifying final against the Brisbane Broncos this weekend.

Josh Papali'i is racing the clock to be fit for Sunday afternoon's match at Canberra Stadium after a nasty ankle roll that left him in a moon boot.

The club confirmed the injury occurred on Friday during training and it has remained swollen over the weekend, seriously limiting the veteran prop's ability to train in the lead-up to the Broncos' visit to the capital.

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Bradley Clyde rejected offers from billionaires Kerry and James Packer, showing loyalty to the Green Machine.

The Australian

Only the brave would reject rich individual offers from Australian billionaires Kerry and James Packer inside a month - all because of a staunch loyalty to the Green Machine.

And the rugby league star that did just that, Canberra great Bradley Clyde, has also revealed the most remarkable moment when he was literally on two phones - one mobile, the other a landline - at the same time to James Packer and global businessman Lachlan Murdoch.

Clyde has opened up for the first time about several extraordinary meetings during the Super League war including one where he was mistakenly called Clyde, rather than Bradley, by Kerry Packer.

During 1995, with whispers of Super League emerging, Clyde was twice courted by the Packers, who lodged an...

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