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  • Turbo switch in mass Manly changes; legend's call for shock Luai move - NRL Team Tips

    Turbo switch in mass Manly changes; legend’s call for shock Luai move — NRL Team Tips

    Manly's coach plans player changes after Round 15 loss; teams face selection challenges ahead.

    Fox League

    Manly coach Anthony Seibold is expected to swing the axe after a disappointing loss in Round 15 with a host of players being dropped and a positional switch for Tom Trbojevic all but locked in.

    Star five-eighths Dylan Brown and Cody Walker are scheduled to return, while the Dolphins, Knights and Warriors will need to replace key players.

    Michael Maguire is facing a selection headache of the good kind with veteran playmaker Ben Hunt due back from a hamstring injury, while all eyes will be on Lachlan Galvin and how he fits into the Bulldogs' 17 with Matt Burton back from Origin duties.

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  • Bulldogs Bark Back: Raiders Tamed at Last

    NRLW The Players: Caitlin Turnbull

    Bulldogs secured a vital win against Raiders; Tuala's try overshadowed team's discipline issues with penalties.

    LeagueNews.co

    In Round 16 of the Senior Pathways, the Bulldogs celebrated a crucial victory against the Canberra Raiders at Belmore Sports Ground, marking their first win in six weeks.

    The match also saw both Jersey Flegg Cup teams narrowly lose, while the Ron Massey Cup team secured a victory in their Round 12 matchup.

    The Bulldogs started strong, with Jonathan Sua showcasing his speed down the left flank, setting up Enari Tuala for a try, putting Canterbury ahead 6-0.

    However, Canterbury's mounting ill discipline was evident when Tuala was sin-binned after a series of penalties, allowing the Raiders to capitalize.

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  • Raiders Rise: Leadership Tackles Victory

    About 100 family and friends travelled from Canberra to Campbelltown for Jed Stuart's NRL debut.

    Ricky Stuart highlighted Canberra's leadership, particularly Joseph Tapine, in developing the Raiders and supporting debuting players.

    LeagueNews.co

    Ricky Stuart has shed light on the pivotal role of Canberra's leadership group in the development of the Raiders, particularly focusing on captain Joseph Tapine.

    In a recent incident, Tapine took the initiative to inform Stuart's son, Jed, about his NRL debut against the Wests Tigers, showcasing the team's supportive environment.

    With rookie Savelio Tamale sidelined due to a knee injury, the leadership group-nicknamed 'Club 82' after the year the Raiders entered the premiership-convinced Coach Stuart that Jed was prepared to step up.

    Jed, who will celebrate his 24th birthday soon, quickly justified their confidence by scoring a first-half try, contributing to the Raiders' narrow 16-12 victory at Campbelltown.

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