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  • Four charged by MRC as five reports ignored: NRL judiciary wrap

    McInnes locks in new deal as Sharks hunt for second premiership

    NRL match review committee issues four charges for Sunday games but Gold Coast, Cronulla, Newcastle players fined.

    Zero Tackle

    The NRL's match review committee have handed down four charges from Round 7s Sunday games, however, players from the Gold Coast Titans, Cronulla Sharks and Newcastle Knights will all escape with fines.

    In the early game, played out to a ten-point win for the Canberra Raiders over the Gold Coast Titans, the MRC were left with plenty of work to do after four players were placed on report by referee Adam Gee and bunker official Grant Atkins.

    He will face a $1000 fine with an early guilty plea, or $1500 if he fights and loses in the judiciary.

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  • Stuart unlocks Young's potential with international experience

    Stuart unlocks Young's potential with international experience

    Ricky Stuart praises Hudson Young, crediting playing for Australia as the turning point in his career.

    LeagueNews.co

    Ricky Stuart, the coach of the Canberra Raiders, credits playing for Australia as the turning point in Hudson Young's career.

    Despite already having three State of Origin appearances, it was representing Australia in the Pacific Championships last year that Stuart believes transformed Young into one of the elite back-rowers in the NRL.

    Stuart expressed his admiration for Young, stating, "I'm his biggest fan.

    The best thing that happened to him was he played for Australia.

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  • 'Thanks Mal': Young's quest for NSW recall on track

    ‘Thanks Mal’: Young’s quest for NSW recall on track

    Hudson Young will credit Mal Meninga for his return to the NSW Blues and Pacific Cup success.

    Canberra Weekly

    When Canberra second-rower Hudson Young returns to the NSW Blues side in the future, you can be sure he will thank Australia coach Mal Meninga.

    The on-fire Raiders forward, in line for a State of Origin recall, was dropped after game one of last year's Origin series after coming off the bench in the 38-10 loss to Queensland.

    His good form was recognised by Meninga, who picked him in all three Pacific Cup matches at the end of the year, including the 20-14 final win over Tonga, where Young played second-row with distinction.

    Raiders legend Meninga is a proud Queenslander who...

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