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Meet the Bruise Crew: Knights duo settle on nickname (opens the original)
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The emergence of the raw-boned back-row duo of Jermaine McEwen and Francis Manuleleua has been critical to Newcastle's run to the NRL grand final. But as commentators look for a nickname that best sums up the Knights' gruesome twosome, the pair are clear that they don't want to be known as a cheap imitation of what's gone before. "We don't want to be called the Bash Brothers, because that's already taken, we've got to figure something out," said McEwen. 'The Bash Brothers' was a moniker given to
Ink and paint to the fore as Knights fans dare to dream (opens the original)
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It's taken 25 years and five wooden spoons for Newcastle's long-suffering fans to again experience the euphoria of reaching a grand final. And the outpouring of love following last weekend's win over Penrith is not lost on members of Justin Holbrook's Knights squad as the city gears up for its biggest sporting occasion in years. "People were waiting in the rain for the bus and there were fans just losing their minds," Knights lock Mat Croker said of the team's reception in Newcastle on Sunday. "
Ex-Penrith groundsman aims to mow down old club (opens the original)
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Francis Manuleleua used to mow the grass outside Penrith's training centre and the barnstorming Newcastle back-rower is now intent on cutting the Panthers' premiership hopes to shreds. Manuleleua is the breakout star of the Knights' run to Sunday's preliminary final at Accor Stadium, where the 22-year-old will face off against the Panthers, the club that brought him to Australia from his native New Zealand. The Auckland-born forward never played NRL for Penrith after spending several years in th
'Go after him': Tongan tearaways target wounded Shark (opens the original)
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Siua Wong is eager to test out the true strength of Braydon Trindall's troubled shoulder as the Sydney Roosters right edge lick their lips at the prospect of sending traffic at Cronulla's injury-plagued playmaker. Trindall returned for last Saturday's elimination-final win over North Queensland and emerged unscathed after missing the last month with a dislocated shoulder. The 27-year-old's importance to the Sharks' attacking flair is underlined by the fact he has 31 try assists for the year and
Rabbitohs knocked out of NRL finals by Knights (opens the original)
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Newcastle are daring to dream of a deep finals run after pulling off a heist and dumping South Sydney out of the competition in a surprise 20-10 elimination final win. On a night young back-rower Jermaine McEwen made everyone sit up and take notice with a two-try display at Allianz Stadium, the undermanned Knights advanced to next week's semi-final by upstaging Souths on their home patch. The Knights will face the loser of Saturday's qualification between the Warriors and the Dolphins, after cla
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