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  • Ciraldo explains Galvin axing, reveals uncertainty around future plan

    Ciraldo explains Galvin axing, reveals uncertainty around future plan

    Bulldogs coach Ciraldo cited fatigue risk in humid Townsville for axing Lachlan Galvin before kick-off.

    Zero Tackle

    Canterbury Bulldogs head coach Cameron Ciraldo has revealed a risk of fatigue and cramping in 'hot and humid' conditions in Townsville was behind the decision to axe Lachlan Galvin an hour out from kick-off on Saturday night.

    Galvin joined the Bulldogs just over a month ago, and while the club's form has been on the downward trend since then, a hard-fought win over the Cowboys on the road will give the side some confidence.

    He said that was down to what he had seen the week before in a game between the Cowboys and Storm at the same venue, and while he admitted he was worried it was the wrong call when Matt Burton had to leave the field in...

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  • Robinson disputes Walker sin bin after tight win

    Robinson disputes Walker sin bin after tight win

    Trent Robinson criticized the sin bin decision for Sam Walker, affecting his performance in the match.

    Zero Tackle

    Sydney Roosters head coach Trent Robinson has revealed he wasn't impressed with the decision to sin bin Sam Walker during his side's narrow win over the St George Illawarra Dragons on Saturday evening at Kogarah.

    Walker, who played his first NRL game in almost a year following an ACL injury, and then a delayed return owing to a broken thumb, had some nice moments, but also looked rusty in patches.

    Walker was sin binned in the lead up to halftime, and while it didn't cost the Roosters anything on the scoreboard, Robinson, who admitted it wasn't a good tackle, said the price paid was 'heavy', with Walker spending ten minutes off the park and...

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  • Magpies hope to wing it against hungry Warriors

    Rinakama Shines On Debut As Dogs Down Cowboys

    NZ Warriors host Western Suburbs Magpies Sunday; seeking 12th consecutive win amidst a triple-header at Go Media Stadium.

    LeagueNews.co

    In the upcoming NSW Cup clash, the NZ Warriors will host the Western Suburbs Magpies at Go Media Stadium on Sunday at 11:40 AM.

    This match is the first of a triple-header that also features the NRLW team's homecoming against Parramatta and the round 19 NRL face-off between the Warriors and Wests Tigers.

    The Warriors, eager to extend their winning streak to 12 games, will encounter a formidable Magpies side that has shown strong recent form, including victories over the Raiders and Roosters.

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