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  • Raiders injury scare ahead of round one

    Raiders injury scare ahead of round one

    The Canberra Times

    It was the limp that will have Canberra Raiders fans sweating in their Papali'i-Fogarty budgie smugglers.

    But Raiders enforcer Josh Papali'i was confident his calf would win the race against time to be right for their NRL season opener - despite needing treatment during training on Monday.

    If he's not ready to play the North Queensland Cowboys in Townsville on Saturday, Raiders co-captain Elliott Whitehead was confident their group of young forwards would be able to cover the absence of the State of Origin big bopper.

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  • Papali'i shrugs off calf concerns before Raiders opener

    Papali'i shrugs off calf concerns before Raiders opener

    Yahoo! Sport

    Josh Papali'i insists he is on track to play in Canberra's NRL season opener against North Queensland despite continuing to struggle with a calf injury.

    Papali'i required treatment at Raiders training on Monday as he completed a light run, five days out from the clash with the Cowboys.

    Initially hurt while warming up for Canberra's final pre-season match, Papali'i played 20 minutes of that game against Canterbury.

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  • Papali'i scare ahead of round one

    Papali'i scare ahead of round one

    The Canberra Times

    Canberra Raiders enforcer Josh Papali'i has sent a scare through the camp ahead of their NRL season opener after struggling with a calf problem at training on Monday.

    It has him in a race against time to be fit for the Green Machine's round-one clash against the North Queensland Cowboys in Townsville on Saturday.

    It would be a double whammy for the Raiders off the back of losing fullback Xavier Savage (jaw) for the opening few rounds.

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