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Reports tarnish Manly win

BANG. Bang. Two tackles, two minutes now sit back and watch the fireworks.

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Norman ready to step into Locky's shoes

The Broncos' Corey Norman is celebrating his 21st birthday but it's Saturday when he's determined to come of age as Darren Lockyer's replacement.

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The debt we owe to big Artie

THEY will all be playing for Arthur Beetson in Saturday's All Stars match, but few of them will be feeling him as much as Justin Hodges.

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Sleepy winger Jharal gets boot

BRISBANE Broncos Test winger Jharal Yow Yeh has been banished to feeder club Norths Devils after sleeping in on Australia Day.

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Broncos a sorry sight

DAVID Hala was on crutches, Josh McGuire was on the ground clutching his eye and Anthony Griffin was thinking pre-season had just gone pear shaped.

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Wayne springs surprise for All Stars

PAUL Gallen was the most popular pick, while Wayne Bennett sprung two surprises with his coach's pick in naming the NRL All Stars side. Team

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Campese receives bolt from the Blues

TERRY Campese's hopes of resurrecting his NSW Origin career received a huge boost yesterday when he was named in the emerging Blues squad.

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Last year doesn't mean Jack

JACK Reed is proud of his five Test caps for England, but realises they mean nothing to the Broncos young guns looking to take his centre spot.

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Broncos braced for life after Locky

BRONCOS coach Anthony Griffin has vowed to select teams without fear or favour in the first year of the club's post-Darren Lockyer era.

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Petero's pec means no pick

RUGBY league fans have shown the love for Petero Civoniceva, who has finished the ninth most popular player when NRL All Stars voting closed.

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Dale eyes shift in position

DALE Copley finished the season on the wing for Brisbane, but don't be surprised to see him in the centres or at fullback next year.

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Bronco is NRL's Mr Popular

MOVE over Benji, Billy and Jarryd - it looks like the NRL has a new poster boy. Jack Reed is the NRL's most popular player.

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Locky home to hang up boots

A 24-hour flight from England gave Darren Lockyer all the time he needed to accept that life as he knew it was over.

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Yow Yeh's year to remember

AS first representative seasons go, Jharal Yow Yeh's is hard to beat.

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It's Locky last, finally

WE'VE had his last NRL game, last home game, last Origin game, last Origin game at home and last Test in Australia. When will it end?

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Norman ready to fill Locky's shoes

The Broncos' Corey Norman is celebrating his 21st birthday but it's Saturday when he's determined to come of age as Darren Lockyer's replacement.

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Broncos risk losing Wallace

BRISBANE are at risk of being gazumped for the signature of star halfback Peter Wallace, who is on the radar of several NRL rivals for 2013.

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Cooper anointed Maroons halfback

GIVE it to Cooper Cronk now. There is no one better to fill out the Queensland No.7 jumper.

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Hunting together for Locky's jersey

BEN Hunt and Corey Norman will team up in the halves on Saturday as they start their battle to wear Darren Lockyer's old No.6 jersey.

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Hala hurt for Broncos

YOUNG Broncos prop David Hala faces at least six weeks on the sidelines after an Australia Day training mishap.

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Manly at the mercy of NRL poachers

REIGNING premiers Manly face the possibility of being torn apart at the end of this year.

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Meninga wants Locky as Origin coach

IT IS the succession plan made in heaven. Darren Lockyer will be groomed to take over from Mal Meninga as Queensland State of Origin coach.

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Fit Hodges ready to fire

JUSTIN Hodges is on track to complete his first full pre-season in years, providing a big boost to the Darren Lockyer-less Brisbane Broncos.

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Buzz's top 12 tips for 2012

PHIL ROTHFIELD delivers his fearless predictions on what to expect in the 2012 NRL season.

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AFL link beckons Lockyer

RECENTLY retired rugby league great Darren Lockyer is being chased to play Aussie rules alongside his younger brother Matt.

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Broncos young guns put on notice

THE Broncos young guns have been been put on notice that big things are expected of them in 2012.

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Reed is NRL's hardest-working star

HE was the final player signed in Brisbane's roster for 2011 - but 35 matches later and Jack Reed is the hardest working man in league.

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Petero yet to decide rep future

AGE is yet to weary Petero Civoniceva who will decide in March whether to play on for Queensland in the hope of a seventh straight State of Origin success.

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Lockyer anoints Smith new skipper

DARREN Lockyer has anointed Cameron Smith the next Aussie skipper as the veteran prepares for his final Test in the Four Nations final.

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Locky's top five tour moments

DARREN Lockyer can still remember when the Australian team room consisted of a ping pong table and a glass fridge full of XXXX.




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