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Five roles, one dream: Thomas Cant poised for Knights' decider call (opens the original)
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Thomas Cant recalls playing five different positions in the same game this season. It's why the homegrown utility feels confident about answering any call from Newcastle Knights coach Justin Holbrook come Sunday's NRL grand final against the Roosters in Sydney. "Wherever he needs me I'll be ready to go and ready to win a comp hopefully," Cant said. The 24-year-old, who wasn't born the last time Newcastle played in a men's decider, has been an unused substitute on the six-man bench during the las
'Five positions in one game': Tom hasn't featured lately. That might be about to change in GF. (opens the original)
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Thomas Cant recalls playing five different positions in the same game this season. It's why the homegrown utility feels confident about answering any call from Newcastle Knights coach Justin Holbrook come Sunday's NRL grand final against the Roosters in Sydney. "Wherever he needs me I'll be ready to go and ready to win a comp hopefully," Cant told the Newcastle Herald from club headquarters this week. The 24-year-old, who wasn't born the last time Newcastle played in a men's decider, has been an
'Apologies to everyone involved in the game': Crossland learns fate at NRL judiciary (opens the original)
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AAP reports: Newcastle forward Phoenix Crossland apologised to "everyone" in rugby league as the NRL judiciary handed him a four-match ban for the hip-drop tackle that broke the leg of his favourite player, Penrith's Nathan Cleary. During 85 minutes of evidence on Tuesday night at the NRL's Moore Park headquarters, Crossland said the incident had taken the focus off grand final week. "Apologies to everyone involved in the game," he said. "I hope after tonight we can get back to the football. "If
'One of the greatest wins of my career': Knights players straight out of the sheds (opens the original)
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Knights veteran Dane Gagai rates that as: "One of the greatest wins of my career." Newcastle captain Kalyn Ponga reckons: "I've never experienced anything like that before." Flying winger Dominic Young, who has now scored in all three NRL finals so far this year, says: "It still doesn't feel real". Ever-reliable lock Mat Croker, who has played every single game of this campaign, sums it up simply with one word: "Proud". Greg Marzhew, that's who, even admits: "I think a few of the boys are ready
Red, blue and unforgettable: why this Knights finals run means everything (opens the original)
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I was a kid when I went to my first Knights game. There was just something about it that I'll never forget. It was the early 1990s and the hill was packed on the eastern side of Newcastle's home ground. Standing room only. Crushed cans covering what previously resembled grass. Winter sun blaring in the afternoon. Crowd roaring. Mark Sargent, a front-row forward for those who aren't familiar with one of the club's formative members, scored an unlikely hat-trick. I think it was against Canberra. I
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