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  • Walters Challenges Tallis on Reynolds' Exclusion

    Seen here, Brisbane Broncos captain Adam Reynolds.

    Kevin Walters defends Adam Reynolds, asserting he should start despite team's recent success without him.

    LeagueNews.co

    Kevin Walters has challenged the assertion made by fellow Broncos legend Gorden Tallis that Brisbane performs better without Adam Reynolds, emphasizing that the captain deserves to resume his starting position once he is fit from his hamstring injury. Brisbane has been impressive during Reynolds' absence and is poised to be without the skipper again for Sunday's NRL qualifying finals match against Canberra, as he was omitted from the Broncos' team lineup on Tuesday.

    Reynolds participated in a training session with Michael Maguire's team on Saturday, intending to undergo a final fitness check on Tuesday to assess his readiness. However, he was not included in Maguire's squad, following Ben Hunt's comments to SEN radio indicating his intention to keep the halfback position for the upcoming clash with the Raiders.

    "This week, I will definitely be wearing (the seven jersey)," Hunt stated on SEN. He added, "I don't think Adam (Reynolds) and the other generals will be back yet," referencing the additional hamstring injury to five-eighth Ezra Mam.

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  • NRL finals week one teams: Michael Maguire's U-turn on axed Origin gun; Craig Bellamy's crunch halves decision

    North Queensland Cowboys

    Reece Walsh will play fullback for Broncos in qualifying final despite calf issue.

    Wide World of Sports

    Superstar Broncos fullback Reece Walsh has been named in the No.1 jersey for his side's qualifying final against the Raiders in a promising sign that he will be fit despite a calf issue.

    Walsh was seen grabbing at his calf during a training session on Tuesday but the 23-year-old has been named at fullback for Brisbane's game against Canberra in the nation's capital on Sunday afternoon.

    Meanwhile, Broncos coach Michael Maguire has recalled Gehamat Shibasaki for the Raiders clash after axing him last week due to reportedly turning up at training hungover.

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  • Raiders captain ready to go for sold-out home final

    Raiders captain ready to go for sold-out home final

    Raiders captain Joe Tapine advises younger players to give their all in the 2025 finals.

    Canberra Daily

    Canberra Raiders captain Joe Tapine's advice leading into the 2025 finals series is to "empty your tank and give it your all" as there "might not be tomorrow".

    Tapine is just one of three current team members to have played in a Grand Final - alongside Josh Papalii and Corey Horsburgh - when the Raiders took on the Roosters in 2019. Hudson Young was also in the squad but did not play due to being suspended.

    When asked by CD at a media day on Tuesday 9 September what advice he and the leadership team would give younger players heading into the finals, he said that, for him personally, it was about taking it all in.

    "It's a new experience, a new...

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