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  • Carroll's Advice to Trbojevic on Concussion Issue

    Mark Carroll's message to Jake Trbojevic as Manly advise veteran to make important move

    Jake Trbojevic advised to sit out season due to concussion concerns; health prioritized.

    LeagueNews.co

    Officials from the Sea Eagles have advised Jake Trbojevic to take the rest of the season off due to health concerns stemming from his recent concussion. Mark Carroll, a Manly legend, has voiced his worries about Trbojevic's wellbeing, particularly after the player missed the team's 26-12 defeat to the Wests Tigers, effectively diminishing their hopes for reaching the finals.

    Trbojevic has been sidelined as part of a mandatory 11-day concussion protocol after receiving a head knock in a match against the Raiders. This incident marks the third serious concussion he has faced in just four months.

    Furthermore, Channel Nine reporter Danny Weidler has revealed that Manly officials are encouraging Trbojevic to sit out the remaining three matches of the season. With the team needing favorable results to qualify for the finals and the likelihood of winning their last three games appearing slim, it seems the season is nearing its end. The officials are prioritizing Trbojevic's health amidst growing concerns from fans and players alike.

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  • Key Takeaways from NRL Round 24

    NRL Snakes and Ladders: Bulldogs land on a snake, Storm take a ladder to the top

    Round 24 intensifies the NRL race for playoffs, with key implications for the teams involved.

    LeagueNews.co

    Round 24 has set the stage for an exhilarating conclusion to the NRL regular season.

    The Roosters have tightened the race for the eighth spot, likely extending the competition until the very end, while the Storm are now in a strong position, challenging both the Raiders and the Minor Premiership.

    The Knights faced a collapse, putting the Titans just a win away from avoiding the wooden spoon.

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  • NRL Snakes and Ladders: Bulldogs Fall, Storm Rise

    NRL Snakes and Ladders: Bulldogs land on a snake, Storm take a ladder to the top

    For the 2025 NRL season, a weekly performance-based ranking system will be introduced.

    LeagueNews.co

    In the upcoming 2025 NRL season, a new feature will be introduced, with last year's final table used as a base. Each week, teams will either rise, fall, or remain static, depending on their weekend performances.

    This system will not reflect the actual 2025 NRL competition ladder but will provide an alternate perspective on each team's current standing.

    Last year's finishing order: 1. Storm, 2. Panthers, 3. Roosters, 4. Sharks, 5. Cowboys, 6. Bulldogs, 7. Sea Eagles, 8. Knights, 9. Raiders, 10. Dolphins, 11. Dragons, 12. Broncos, 13. Warriors, 14. Titans, 15. Eels, 16. Rabbitohs, 17. Tigers

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