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The NRL Match Review Committee has charged Jack Wighton and Albert Hopoate from the Canberra Raiders following their loss to the Warriors.
Hopoate received a grade one contrary conduct charge from an incident in the 10th minute of the match.
However, if he takes an early guilty plea, he will only have to pay a $1,000 fine.
With a bold claim Canberra Raiders coach Ricky Stuart took one last shot at the "muppets" who slammed his decision to rest Jarrod Croker last week so he could play his milestone 300th game at home.
Rugby league great Cooper Cronk led the critics that bashed Stuart's call not to have Croker play in Canberra's 20-19 victory over Wests Tigers in Campbelltown last Friday.
It was not an easy decision for Stuart but it was made in order to have Croker's 300-game special event properly celebrated in front of family, friends and thousands of Green Machine faithful at Bruce.
Charnze Nicoll-Klokstad says there's "no ceiling" on what the Warriors can achieve this NRL season after another brilliant upset win against Canberra on Friday night put them fifth on the table.
Written off as a rebuilding project after finishing 15th last year, the Warriors turned celebrations for Jarrod Croker's 300th game sour with their fourth win on Australian soil this year to assert themselves as a genuine finals contender.
Nicoll-Klokstad, who scored against his former side, was shuffled down Canberra's depth chart last season and played plenty of NSW Cup with young gun Xavier Savage...