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It was like a blast from the past with the Broncos not only dominating on the scoreboard, but shades of past legends.
With State of Origin Game 1 taking place on Wednesday, it means NRL Round 12 is the first compromised weekend of the season.
Only four matches are on the menu this weekend, but almost all of the eight teams participating have been hit hard by Origin selection.
South Sydney and Canberra, in particular, have had to forfeit a bevy of players ahead of their matches against Parramatta and Canterbury, respectively.
So who’s the hardest hit? Who got off lightly?
We got Roar rugby league expert Mary Konstantopoulos onto the latest episode of the Game of Codes podcast to run over the sides smarting from Origin callups.
Listen to the discussion:
Penrith vs Manly | |
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PEN: Nathan Cleary | MAN: Daly Cherry-Evans, Jake Trbojevic |
Parramatta vs South Sydney | |
PAR: – | STH: Damien Cook, Cody Walker, Dane Gagai, Cameron Murray |
Canterbury vs Canberra | |
CBY: Dylan Napa | CAN: Josh Papalii, Jack Wighton, Nick Cotric |
Gold Coast vs North Queensland | |
GCT: Jai Arrow | NQL: Michael Morgan, Josh McGuire |
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It was like a blast from the past with the Broncos not only dominating on the scoreboard, but shades of past legends.
He wasn't expecting it to get that messy.
Ricky Stuart would be pulling his hair out after a mistake like this.
It had all been going so well. Canberra were by far the better side for ten minutes, with Jamal Fogarty giving the Brisbane back…
Simi Sasagi couldn't believe his luck as he strolled straight past Jaiyden Hunt, who should have made a better attempt at a tackle.
In wet conditions, the Broncos were making it extremely tough for 18-year-old Chevy Stewart in just his second game.