| No. | Name | |
|---|---|---|
2Brian Kelly, W | ||
3Dale Copley, C | ||
4Tyrone Peachey, R | ||
5Phillip Sami, FB | ||
6Ashley Taylor, FE 4 | ||
7Jamal Fogarty, SH | ||
8Moeaki Fotuaika, P | ||
9Erin Clark, H | ||
10Sam Lisone, FR | ||
11Kevin Proctor, SR | ||
12Keegan Hipgrave, R | ||
13Jai Arrow, L | ||
14Tanah Boyd, R | ||
| Replacements | ||
15Jaimin Jolliffe, R | ||
16Bryce Cartwright, SR | ||
17Young Tonumaipea, C | ||
20Anthony Don, W | ||
*Players currently on the pitch are shown in bold
Ben Hornby's uphill battle to ignite South Sydney's season has been thrown further into doubt as Dean Hawkins and Jye Gray went down injured in his first game at the helm, a 42-12 loss to Penrith.
The NRL has slapped Phil Gould with a $20,000 fine over a TV rant, accusing the Canterbury supremo of launching a "destructive attack" on the game.
In a period of two years the wheels have well and truly fallen off the Rabbitohs, and now with the coach sacked and talk of returning Wayne Bennett to the job, the future looks very murky.
The lawyer representing former Manly prop Lloyd Perrett in proposed legal action against the Sea Eagles has predicted a spate of more civil suits could loom against professional sporting clubs.
Manly are at risk of becoming the second NRL club to face legal action over training techniques, with former player Lloyd Perrett threatening to take the club to the NSW Supreme Court.
Daly Cherry-Evans has avoided the first ban of his 14-year NRL career after successfully downgrading his dangerous throw charge at the judiciary.
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