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Maroons aren't bad, we're good: Buderus
Danny Buderus said he and teammates weren't getting the credit they deserved for recent interstate domination.
Moimoi facing a long stretch if biting is proved
PARRAMATTA prop Fuifui Moimoi faces a suspension of at least 10 matches if he is found guilty of biting after a case against him was referred to the judiciary yesterday.
Raiders reckon finals spot is on
CANBERRA like to go about their business without too much fuss, while they try to get the job done week to week. They neither want nor need a whole heap of people jumping on their bandwagon, in case the weight gets too much and a wheel falls off.
Our 'B' team would smash Maroons: Elias
Former NSW hooker Benny Elias has given a scathing appraisal of the Queensland State of Origin team.
Feeling the bite: Moimoi goes straight to judiciary
Fuifui Moimoi's season could be brought to a premature end for the second year in a row after the Parramatta prop's biting charge was referred straight to the NRL judiciary by the match review committee today.
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Warrington are poised to announce the signing of Great Britain forward Adrian Morley.
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RADLINSKI PLANNING COMEBACK
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Thurston, Smith must act
CAMERON Smith and Johnathan Thurston have to step forward and do more if Queensland is to reverse the result of the first State of Origin match.
Maroons plan for a boost
A STATE of Origin blueprint to generate more players for Queensland to choose from has been unveiled as the underdog Maroons brace to hold back the NSW tide at Suncorp Stadium tomorrow night.
Queensland will fire up
EVERGREEN NSW forward Steve Menzies said the Blues were braced for a more "fiery" opening from Queensland's recast pack in tomorrow night's State of Origin match at Suncorp Stadium.
Every game is a bonus
STEVE Price yesterday revealed his dread at the prospect of the axe falling on his State of Origin career.
Steve keeps it in family
QUEENSLAND'S State of Origin rugby league stars enjoyed time with family members on the Sunshine Coast yesterday as NSW trained in enemy territory for the first time in preparation for tomorrow night's return clash at Suncorp Stadium.
Raiders' win all heart
CANBERRA veteran Jason Croker described yesterday's stirring victory against the Bulldogs with just two reserves as the Raiders' most courageous success in five years.
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AFTER Canberra centre Phil Graham sprinted 50 metres to score a converted try and extend the Raiders' lead over the Bulldogs to 28-10 at Telstra Stadium yesterday, Matthew Elliott could be excused for thinking the game was in the bag.
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NSW five-eighth Braith Anasta still has vivid memories of being dropped from the Blues side and he wants to make sure it doesn't happen again by unleashing his running game tomorrow night at Suncorp Stadium.
Blues call for Murray to retain Origin job
NSW players have spent the lead-up to the second State of Origin game singing the praises of coach Graham Murray and forward Nathan Hindmarsh took it a step further yesterday, calling for the Blues to retain him for next season.
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With Tony Smith - Leeds Rhinos RLFC
RLCM We hear coaches talking about winning the game in the ruck area.
TS That's right, it is a competition, and for a lot of teams that is where their game is won or lost, just purely through that competition in the ruck area.
The 'play the ball' may only take a couple of seconds, but winning this part of the game can make a difference in the end result.
That is why people say winning the ruck or winning the game on the ground is important.
For some teams if they win it enough they will win the game, that is their philosophy and vice versa.
Nowadays it seems this is a big part of our sport, it has got, dare I say, a little bit like touch football, meaning getting the 'rolls' going.
There is a huge emphasis on the speed of the 'play the ball'. There are different theories on it, I think the ten metre rule has been more influential than anything else.
When you have a eagle cam view of the game and look from above it is often 12, 13, 14 metres that players are actually having to retreat.
So if you can be down quick and get a good 'play the ball' it will upset the opposition's defensive line and that will reflect on them not making good decisions.
I have seen individuals dive and go in low, then the next runner not looking so much to go through the line, maybe poke their nose through it to get the defence going backwards.
Not attempting off loads, not looking to break on that particular play, they may have two or three of those plays, then try to break you on later plays. I think most teams have tactics like that.
A 'roll on' is very difficult and tough to stop when the opposition gets you going backwards. It is something that must be worked on.
Whereas if you slow their 'play the ball' down it gives your defensive line a long time to get back, turn around and nominate.
Continued Wednesday
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