HeyJaredGreg Prichard
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Is Ponga's genius as good as Joey's? We're about to find out, so strap in Knights fans (opens the original)
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The Newcastle Knights must deliver the club's greatest performance in 25 years if they hope to beat Penrith Panthers in the preliminary final on Sunday. Even then it might still not be enough against easily the most dominant team of recent times, but anything less definitely won't be. Sunday marks three days short of a quarter of a century since the Knights beat Parramatta Eels 30-24 in the grand final on September 30, 2001. It was a brilliant performance that featured a specific tactical approa
Knights' fountain of youth: veterans show young guns the Newcastle way (opens the original)
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Direct me to the fountain of youth from which Dane Gagai and Tyson Frizell are drinking. After taking a few gulps of that magic spring water I'll be back to 25 years of age and dangerous again. The two veterans, with 69 years of living on this earth, 32 seasons of NRL and 640 games between them, are fuelling this Newcastle Knights finals campaign with an extraordinary ability to inspire much younger teammates through their actions. Justin Holbrook, surely a shoo-in for Dally M coach of the year,
Built on steel: why written-off Knights have a blueprint for finals upset (opens the original)
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Newcastle Knights are not dead yet in this competition. Knights fans know that. The outside world might look in and think the problems they've got due to player outs are going to skin them, but that would be to sell the Newcastle spirit short. Sure, they've lost starting props Jacob Saifiti and Trey Mooney for the rest of the season because of suspension and injury respectively from the last time the Knights played, against the Warriors in round 26 before having the last-round bye. And, sure, th
Prichard: This Arrow to the heart will bring a tear to every rugby league supporter's eye (opens the original)
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THE world can be a mean and cruel place. We get reminders of that all the time, without even looking for them. So when something good happens, no matter how big or small, it's always worth celebrating. The opportunity that has been created for Jai Arrow, fighting a well-documented battle with motor neurone disease, to go out and record his 99th and finally 100th first-grade games for South Sydney Rabbitohs is not just a good thing. It's wonderful. Social media being social media, I've seen some
Prichard: This is the NRL's 'legal mayhem'. And a prop is bringing back the pain (opens the original)
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IF you're old enough to remember seeing it the first time around, or if you came along later and you just love the Rocky movies, you'll recall Mr T's character James "Clubber" Lang's forecast for his second fight with Sylvester Stallone's Rocky Balboa in Rocky III. Asked by a television interviewer "What's your prediction for the fight then?" the impossibly vicious (we thought, until Mike Tyson came along and proved it possible to be even more vicious) Lang turned to the camera and scowled: "Pai
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