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  • Record broken as young guns fill best: Zero Tackle's NRL team of the week, Round 18

    Raiders open talks with key duo ahead of November 1

    Round 18 showcased an explosive Team of the Week with record yardage and standout performances.

    Zero Tackle

    Round 18 delivered one of the most explosive Team of the week line-ups so far, highlighted by a record-breaking yardage effort and multiple big individual hauls.

    At fullback, Kaeo Weekes was simply phenomenal for the Raiders, piling up a staggering 354 metres from 20 hit-ups - including 193 post-contact - while scoring a hat-trick and adding 3 line breaks, 4 line break assists, and a try assist in a complete masterclass. On the wings, Reuben Garrick continued his consistent form with 2 tries, 146 metres, and 2 line breaks, while Tyrell Sloan produced a classy double of his own, running...

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  • Hunt returns in Broncos reshuffle; Bulldogs' spine call amid Galvin dilemma - NRL Teams

    Hunt returns in Broncos reshuffle; Bulldogs’ spine call amid Galvin dilemma — NRL Teams

    Ben Hunt returns for Broncos; Bulldogs adjust lineup amid Galvin situation. Sharks vs. Dolphins tonight.

    Fox League

    Ben Hunt finally makes his return for the Broncos for their clash with the Titans, while the Bulldogs have reshuffled their spine amid their Lachlan Galvin dilemma.

    Analysis:
    Craig Fitzgibbon has made just one change with
    Daniel Atkinson
    coming onto the bench and
    Billy Burns
    making way.

    FRIDAY JULY 11

    Cronulla Sharks vs. Dolphins at Sharks Stadium, 6.00pm AEST

    Sharks team
    : 1. William Kennedy 2. Sione Katoa 3. Jesse Ramien 4. Siosifa Talakai 5. Ronaldo Mulitalo 6. Braydon Trindall 7. Nicho Hynes 8. Addin Fonua-Blake 9. Blayke Brailey 10. Oregon Kaufusi 11. Briton Nikora 12. Teig Wilton 13. Cameron McInnes 14. Daniel Atkinson 15. Jesse Colquhoun 16. Toby Rudolf 17. Braden Hamlin-Uele 18. Billy Burns 19. Hohepa Puru 20. Niwhai Puru 21. Michael Gabrael 22. Jayden Berrell

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  • Phil Gould's Bulldogs roster calls reveal a history of incomprehensible madness

    Phil Gould’s Bulldogs roster calls reveal a history of incomprehensible madness

    Phil Gould can build a winning NRL club, but doubts remain about his ability to deliver championships.

    The Daily Telegraph

    There's no doubt Phil Gould can set up a club to win an NRL premiership.

    But the jury is out on whether he can still actually deliver one.

    The last time Gus was involved in a premiership-winning side was 23 years ago as head of football at the Sydney Roosters when Ricky Stuart coached them to win the 2002 title.

    This is a long time to be out of the winner's circle.

    No doubt some will suggest this is just another bash Gus piece … but think about it.

    The Canterbury Bulldogs under coach Cameron Ciraldo have impressively emerged over the last couple of years as a long-term powerhouse with a...

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