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  • Why Fowler knows Nathan Cleary will bounce back from Origin loss as Matildas star backs Socceroos ahead of her own World Cup

    Why Fowler knows Nathan Cleary will bounce back from Origin loss as Matildas star backs Socceroos ahead of her own World Cup

    Mary Fowler supports boyfriend Nathan Cleary after NSW's State of Origin loss, understanding the pressures of professional sports.

    The Australian

    Mary Fowler knows all about the pressures of professional sport, the dangers of trying to be a complete perfectionist and the mental stress that comes with it.

    She would have understood better than most what the NSW team was going through when she entered the Blues sheds at the MCG after their State of Origin loss on Wednesday night when

    TV cameras captured her consoling boyfriend Nathan Cleary.

    "Honestly, just support. I'm proud of him no matter what he does out there on the field, and as most people know, but me in particular playing professional sport as well, losses come with the game," Fowler said.

    The Matildas and Manchester City star was in Sydney on Monday for a training session as part of a promotional visit with junior girls at the Southern District Raiders.

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  • MRC makes call on handful of stars

    MRC makes call on handful of stars

    The NRL charged three players; Taumalolo avoided suspension, allowing him to celebrate his 300th match this Saturday.

    Zero Tackle

    The NRL's Match Review Committee has charged three players following the action on Sunday's football.

    The North Queensland Cowboys will be breathing a sigh of relief after star forward Jason Taumalolo was cleared of any suspension, giving him the green light to celebrate his 300th NRL match in Townsville this Saturday.

    Taumalolo uplifted Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad in the 52nd minute of the match between the Cowboys and the Raiders in Christchurch. 

    The Tongan wrecking ball was placed on report for a dangerous throw, with the NRL head honchos deeming it a grade 1 charge and a $750 fine. If he decides to fight the charge at the panel and loses, it will be bumped up to $1000.

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  • Ricky truth that can no longer be ignored in NRL 'trainwreck'; Roosters $1m mistake - Crawls

    Ricky truth that can no longer be ignored in NRL ‘trainwreck’; Roosters $1m mistake — Crawls

    The Canberra Raiders face a disappointing season, now clashing with bottom-ranked St George Illawarra despite last year's top finish.

    Fox League

    Talk about a fall from grace for the Canberra Raiders.

    In one of the most embarrassing twists of this NRL season, last year's minor premiers will face St George Illawarra on Sunday in a clash between the NRL's bottom two teams.

    We can't exactly call it a spoon bowl play-off because the Raiders are six competition points clear of the Dragons and still have an extra bye up their sleeve.

    Barring a complete disaster, the Raiders won't finish last.

    But there is no escaping the reality that this has become a trainwreck of a season for Ricky Stuart's team that finished first on the ladder just eight months ago.

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