We love the mighty Canberra Raiders
In an unexpected turn of events, the Sydney Roosters' head coach, Trent Robinson, has made a significant reshuffle in the forward pack for tonight's Round 17 clash against the Canberra Raiders, as reported by roosters.com.au.
Unfortunately, Sitili Tupouniua will be unavailable due to a minor neck complaint, which has forced him out of the game.
To fill the void left by Tupouniua, Angus Crichton, who will be celebrating his 150th NRL match, has been promoted to start in the second row.
There's been a focus on defence, but Canberra Raiders attack coach Mick Crawley's hoping to click the Green Machine into gear for a run to the NRL finals.
Crawley said the Raiders have put themselves in a good position, but now's the time for improvement - starting against the Sydney Roosters at the Sydney Football Stadium on Sunday.
He put some of their "clunky" attack down to a forced change in their spine just before the start of the season, with Sebastian Kris learning the fullback role on the run.
Victor Radley versus Corey Horsburgh. What could possibly go wrong?
The Roosters have urged Radley not to change his feisty ways on his return from suspension on Sunday, when he will go toe to toe with fellow firebrand Horsburgh.
Radley, 25, is back from a three-match ban for headbutting St George Illawarra's Blake Lawrie.
The Roosters enforcer labelled himself an idiot at the time, and coach Trent Robinson did not believe Radley was being too harsh on himself.