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  • Daley's Tough Calls: Who's in the Backline?

    Blues coach Laurie Daley knows he may have to leave some big-name players out of the NSW side for Origin I.

    Westpac NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley faces tough decisions for the backline after impressive player performances.

    LeagueNews.co

    Westpac NSW Blues coach Laurie Daley is gearing up for challenging decisions as he evaluates strong contenders for the backline ahead of naming the Origin teams post-Round 11.

    Current reports highlight standout performances from key players, including Latrell Mitchell and Stephen Crichton.

    Mitchell delivered an impressive showing with the Rabbitohs, while Crichton had a remarkable second half against the Raiders.

    Daley recognizes that players are in formidable form, making the selection process increasingly competitive.

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  • Madge's big Mam call made easy after ugly Broncos injury blow; Knights flyer sidelined: Team Tips

    Madge’s big Mam call made easy after ugly Broncos injury blow; Knights flyer sidelined: Team Tips

    Broncos regain star five-eighth; Knights and Tigers lose key players to injuries.

    Fox League

    The Broncos are set to welcome back a star five-eighth after an untimely injury to a veteran recruit.

    FRIDAY

    Meanwhile, the Knights and Tigers are set to be without key players after fresh injuries.

    Read on for all of the team news ahead of Round 11.


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  • Did Bulldogs Tackle the Rules to Victory?

    Did the Bulldogs get away with illegal play from Reed Mahoney that helped them beat Raiders?

    Concerns arise over Reed Mahoney's potential illegal play during Bulldogs' comeback win against Raiders.

    LeagueNews.co

    Questions have arisen regarding a potential illegal play by Reed Mahoney that some believe contributed to the Bulldogs' comeback victory over the Raiders.

    The Bulldogs overcame a 20-0 deficit to win 32-20, with a remarkable second-half performance after the Raiders dominated the first half, scoring four tries.

    As reported by au.news.yahoo.com, the turning point of the match came when Stephen Crichton ignited the Bulldogs' resurgence, leading to six consecutive unanswered tries.

    However, concerns have been voiced about the legitimacy of one particular try.

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