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  • Perth Bears Target McInnes for Signing

    MRC lays four charges while NRL looks away

    The Perth Bears aim to sign Cameron McInnes, a tough NRL competitor, for two years, joining teammate Talakai.

    LeagueNews.co

    The Perth Bears are eyeing their first significant signing by offering a two-year contract to Cameron McInnes.

    Should McInnes accept, he would join Sharks teammate Siosifa Talakai as the inaugural players with State of Origin experience to commit to the Bears' forthcoming chapter.

    Known as one of the toughest competitors in the NRL, McInnes boasts a remarkable reputation forged over a 228-game career that began with the South Sydney Rabbitohs in 2014.

    At 32 years old, his pursuit comes less than a year after enduring a painful ACL injury in Round 24 last season, marking the second in his career. McInnes made his return in Round 8 this year following extensive rehabilitation.

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  • Joey Walsh to hold Sea Eagles' halfback jersey

    Highly rated halfback Joey Walsh will play his third NRL game as Manly host Brisbane. Photo: Dan Himbrechts/AAP PHOTOS

    Joey Walsh, Manly's 19-year-old halfback, will play against Brisbane as Jamal Fogarty is injured. Walsh impressed in his debut, and the coach encourages consistency.

    The Canberra Times

    Joey Walsh will remain Manly's starting halfback against Brisbane after Jamal Fogarty failed to recover from a groin injury in time to play.

    Rated the Sea Eagles' top halves prospect of his generation, 19-year-old Walsh had an impressive first NRL start in last week's tight loss to Penrith.

    He is now tasked with helping the Sea Eagles neutralise Reece Walsh and the reigning premiers at Brookvale Oval this Saturday night.

    "I just want him to do exactly what he did last week, I thought he was outstanding," said Manly's interim coach Kieran Foran.

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  • Where there's a Wilton, there's a way: Teig eyeing NSW dream

    Where there's a Wilton, there's a way: Teig eyeing NSW dream

    Teig Wilton aims for State of Origin selection due to injuries and suspensions affecting established players.

    NRL.com

    Sharks forward Teig Wilton has opened up on his lifelong dream to play State of Origin as he launches a late bid for a Blues call up. 

    Liam Martin is set to miss Game One at Accor Stadium on May 27, while Angus Crichton will attempt to play through a medial ligament injury and Hudson Young has missed the past two weeks due to suspensions. 

    The challenges faced by established Blues have opened the door for a host of new backrowers to put their hands up for selection.

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