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HULL CONTINUE GOLDEN RUN
A review of the weekend's action so far in engage Super League XI.
SHARP BEMOANS LACK OF SHARPNESS
Post-match reaction to Hull's 19-6 win over Huddersfield at the KC Stadium.
REARDON A RAY OF LIGHT FOR CULLEN
Reaction to Warrington's 46-28 victory over Castleford at the Halliwell Jones.
NOBLE LOOKS ON BRIGHT SIDE
Post-match reaction to St Helens' 28-14 victory over Wigan.
POTTER HAILS RETURNING JONES
Post-match reaction to Catalans' 28-20 win over Wakefield.
BULLS COACH RUES HEAVY DEFEAT
Post-match reaction to Leeds' 30-0 victory over Bradford.
HOCK PUTS BEST FOOT FORWARD
Wigan's Gareth Hock looks set to win his first Great Britain cap against the Kiwis.
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Panthers beaten to the draw by Cronk
MELBOURNE nearly ran out of time. There was just 54 seconds of the match remaining in extra-time before a draw would be declared.
Rabbitohs all at sea again
SOUTH Sydney bear the same resemblance to a competitive football team as a glass of water does to the Pacific Ocean.
Cowboys and Broncos have swapped identities
FORTUNES have changed dramatically for Brisbane and North Queensland since the Cowboys smashed the Broncos 36-4 in the opening round of the season. The Broncos have found their spark, while the Cowboys have lost theirs.
Big fella leaves coach grasping for big words
IF NATHAN Hindmarsh ever feels like a change, he can do one of two things: join the front row, or join a political party as a spin doctor - such was his immense performance up front for the Eels yesterday.
We're on the right track, says Sheens
IT'S just a week out from the time last year when Wests Tigers began their winning run towards the 2005 premiership, and the joint venture team appears better placed than 12 months ago after yesterday's 44-4 thrashing of Souths.
Bennett blames select few for Maroons flop
WAYNE Bennett has hit back at criticism of Queensland captain Darren Lockyer, saying the Maroons have to change their team and tactics to pose a serious challenge to NSW in Origin II.
What Origin? Hindmarsh carries Eels home
WHEN presented with the Channel Nine man-of-the-match award at full-time yesterday, Parramatta forward Nathan Hindmarsh gave us an insight into just how driven he is as a professional footballer.
No consistency for footy boys behaving badly
LAST week a local magistrates court heard that after an alcohol-fuelled night, a high-profile footballer had an altercation with a woman at a taxi rank outside a late-night, inner-city karaoke bar.
Eels pip half-baked Roosters
THE dark clouds that hovered over Parramatta as the final stages of coach Brian Smith's career there became too difficult for everyone involved have finally been blown away - by a desire to have more fun.
Ben and Matt finally Cross paths
WENDY and Alan Cross had to dress carefully to not show any bias for yesterday's Melbourne-Penrith match, what with their elder son Ben called up to play for the Storm and younger son Matt a regular in the Penrith team.
Read more SMH
Bennett turns up heat
WAYNE Bennett yesterday continued his sustained attack on the Queensland selectors over the team picked for Origin I, criticising the make-up of the side and the way the players were used at Telstra Stadium last week.
Thorn puts his hand up
BRAD Thorn is ready, willing and able if the Queensland selectors are looking for big forwards for the return State of Origin clash with NSW in Brisbane on June 14.
Bowen will play anywhere
COWBOYS dynamo Matt Bowen says he would play "anywhere" for Queensland but he will not give up the fullback spot without a fight.
Pritchard anger after Storm
OUTSPOKEN Penrith forward Frank Pritchard last night claimed to have been eye-gouged by Melbourne's Ian Donnelly in a dramatic aftermath to the Storm's golden-point win deep in extra time at Olympic Park.
Eels keep hopes alive
A TIRELESS performance from Nathan Hindmarsh and a desperate ankle tap from teenage winger Jarryd Hayne kept Parramatta's slim NRL semi-final hopes alive as it beat Sydney Roosters 22-20 in a thriller at Parramatta Stadium yesterday.
Winger has sinking feeling
SOUTH Sydney centre Adam MacDougall last night compared defending for the Rabbitohs to plugging leaks in the Titanic after the foundation club's abysmal season crashed to its lowest ebb against premiers
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Richard Lewis impressed with Rugby League in Serbria
Rugby Football League Executive Chairman and Rugby League European Federation supremo Richard Lewis has returned from a fact finding mission in Serbia, declaring the trip an undoubted success. RLEF
TOTALRL.COM RUGBY LEAGUE CONFERENCE 2006 - REGIONAL DIVISIONS - WEEK 4
TOTAL RL.COM RUGBY LEAGUE CONFERENCE 2006 - PREMIER DIVISIONS - WEEK 5
QRL Wizard Cup Match Reports
TWEED HEADS 22 d REDCLIFFE 8 A RAIN-soaked slugfest at the Piggabeen Complex has resulted in a 22-8 win for Tweed Heads against Redcliffe, further condensing an already jam-packed Wizard Cup ladder.
TOOWOOMBA 44 d SOUTHS LOGAN 18 TOOWOOMBA has shown no mercy to the wounded Magpies, inflicting Souths Logan's worst defeat of the season with a 44-18 steam-rolling at Brandon Park.
NORTHS 26 d CENTRAL 14
A SHOULDER injury to rising star Smith Samau has taken the gloss off Norths' 26-14 win against Central in Bundaberg on Saturday
NORTH QLD 18 d WYNNUM MANLY 14 ONE of North Queensland's most patient players, Brent McConnell, has inched closer to an NRL debut after directing the Young Guns to an 18-14 win against Wynnum Manly at Dairy Farmers Stadium.
EASTS 38 d IPSWICH 24
EASTS has avoided slipping into Wizard Cup oblivion with an encouraging 38-24 win against the Ipswich Jets at QLD Group Stadium.
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LHF HEALTHPLAN NATIONAL LEAGUE 3 2006 - WEEK 7 - MATCH REPORTS
World Cup could get European feel
As many as five of the 10 nations competing in the 2008 World Cup in Australia could be from Europe.
RLF
WESTS LEAGUES CUP ROUND 6
The last round of the Wests Leagues Cup produced some shock results in both competitions.
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Brisbane, Melbourne top dogs in NRL
Brisbane and Melbourne have pulled away at the top, but the NRL ladder became even more congested this weekend after another round of upset results.
Prince leads rout of Rabbitohs
Scott Prince reminded Queensland selectors of his credentials, crossing for three tries as National Rugby League reigning premiers Wests crushed South Sydney 44-4 at the Olympic stadium on Sunday.
Storm grabs extra time win over Penrith
Melbourne's magical run at Olympic Park has continued with a field goal in the final minute of extra time to give his side a last-gasp 17-16 win over Penrith.
Tigers crush Rabbitohs 44-4 in NRL
Wests Tigers halfback Scott Prince has led his side to a 44-4 win over South Sydney and press his claims for a Queensland State of Origin jumper.
Eels beat Roosters in 22-20 NRL thriller
Parramatta has kept alive its slim hopes of making the NRL semi-finals with a thrilling 22-20 victory over the Sydney Roosters at Parramatta Stadium.
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RUGBY LEAGUE WORLD CUP 2008 - EUROPEAN PRELIMINARY QUALIFYING COMPETITION - MATCH 3
GEORGIA 57 HOLLAND 16 - Locomotive Stadium, Tbilisi (Friday)
A superb second half display in front of almost 11,000 adoring fans virtually ensured Georgia's qualification from the preliminary tournament and set them further along the road to Australia in autumn 2008.
FORTHCOMING FIXTURES:
Sunday June 4th: Serbia V Russia, FK Radnicki Stadium, Belgrade
Saturday June 17th: Holland V Serbia
Thursday June 22nd: Russia V Georgia
RLEF
Brisbane Second Division Rugby League Wrap-up for 27 May 2006
Dayboro has finished the first round in Northside 1 on 16 points after beating Valleys Juniors 38-22. Samford beat Brook Sharks 30-16 to be in second place on 13 points and will play Dayboro in the Ted Beaumont Trophy at Davies Park on 12 June.
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Villa drops Price to settle old debt
RICHARD Villasanti saw Steve Price's name on the Warriors team sheet during the week and started cracking his knuckles. He watched Price get through State of Origin unscathed and started licking his lips. He heard confirmation Price was playing last night and started deadset salivating. They do not get on.
Golden boy Carney sinks Cowboys with vintage drop
TODD Carney landed a superb long-range field goal to give the Canberra Raiders a thrilling golden-point victory against a lacklustre North Queensland Cowboys at Dairy Farmers Stadium.
Broncos restore pride in Queensland
Darren Lockyer orchestrated a clinical and morale-boosting win for the Broncos over the Bulldogs.
Should Lockyer consider Origin future?
Statistics don't do Darren Lockyer's career justice. The brilliance and skill of his play can't be described in mere numbers. He's been a great player for club, state and country.
Read more SMH
Barrett fresh for title push
Trent Barrett's realisation that his representative career is over makes him an even bigger weapon for St George Illawarra.
Finch halfway there as Kimmorley concedes
BLUES hero Brett Finch's chances of retaining the NSW halfback spot for State of Origin II have increased after Brett Kimmorley all but ruled himself out. The former Blues half said yesterday he was little chance of making a late play for the No.7 jumper, won so dramatically by Finch on Origin I eve.
Origin leads the way for Nine but SBS kicks goal with Socceroos
WHEN it comes to plonking down in front of the television, State of Origin rugby league coverage continues to pummel all other sporting codes. It even outmuscled the Beaconsfield miners.
Roosters drawing on halves' exploits
THEY often say you're only as good as your last game. Which means it's hard to argue with the point that Brett Finch is in pretty good form.
Details of Gaz deal won't stay secret for long
NATIONAL Rugby League officials are preparing to scrutinise the five-year $3.5 million deal signed by St George Illawarra centre Mark Gasnier.
Dragons run amok to get revenge on Knights
St George Illawarra has exacted revenge for its humiliating loss to Newcastle seven weeks ago.
Disgraced Latu may find refuge in New Zealand
Sacked Cronulla utility Tevita Latu's rugby league ban is unlikely to extend to the New Zealand Bartercard Cup. Read more SMH
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The 'Get Out' Sets
With Glenn Bayliss and Rick Stone
OK, your team needs ball possession and the opposition have just kicked it to you. However, you are back in the danger zone, on your own line and close to the side line.
What are your players going to do? How are they going to manage the 'Get Out' sets?
They are going to need structured plays to handle the pressure, 'get out' and be in good field position to apply their own pressure by the end of the six.
Hull coach, Peter Sharp, talks of moving the ball from the corner post to the middle of the 50 metre line. "There is a lot of football to be played there," he says.
RLCM spoke with the QRL's Glenn Bayliss and Newcastle assistant coach Rick Stone to get a successful coach's thoughts on 'Get Out' sets.
Continued from Friday
......Glenn states that the first play needs one of the fast men to take the ball infield in a 'hook line' or 'J-line', away from the side-line and away from the imaginary box area.
Normally, the first hit up is the winger or fullback who should scoot from dummy half, running in-field away from the marker, before straightening up in an attempt to gain metres.
This should allow time for some of the forwards to get back in support.
Glenn points out that if a forward is used for the first hit up, there may not be the desired effect as he may have just got back on side and if the opposition chase team is set, it could be a wasted play.
Second play hit ups are for forwards to get metres and players similar to the style of Shane Webcke and Petero Civoniceva are needed.
Again, their use depends on the effectiveness of the first play and subsequent field position.
These players should be aware of how they are going to be tackled. They should not be running upright or looking to offload the ball.
They should be aiming to run at a player and then change their line so that they are running between players.
They should also be preparing for a quick play the ball. If they run directly at a player, the tackler could hold them up allowing
the support tackler to come in with a dominant tackle and slow the play the ball down.
By aiming at a player and at the last moment moving to get between the tackler and the support tackler should make the tackle less dominant.
The ball runner should endeavour to land on his elbows and knees to facilitate a quick play the ball.
The only time to spread the ball in this area is if the back-line is set and the opposition chase team has not marked up correctly.
Space out wide may be inviting but this could be a high-risk tactic.
Players need to be skilful and confident enough to move the ball two or three passes wide.
The next play could be aimed at a player who is not coming up in defence or at a smaller defender.
If the side is skilful enough, the third of fourth tackle could be run to the line with support and option runners to draw a player in and then pop a short pass.
All option runners should have hands up ready to receive the ball which may be a behind ball or a face ball.
The option runners have an important role in this passage of play.
If on the third or fourth tackle, the 40m line has been reached, the 40/20 kick could be an option.
Even if the scrum feed is not achieved, at least the opposition
will have the ball near the side line. However, good communication and chase is required.
An isolated winger or fullback who receives the ball near the
sideline could be bundled into touch.
Continued Tuesday....
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