Topic: Round 13 - Raiders V Tigers @ Bruce #NRLCANWST (Read 4639 times)

Rick · « **on:** May 27, 2012, 12:23:09 PM »

Canberra Raiders V Wests Tigers
Saturday June 2nd 2012, 5:30pm AEST @ Canberra Stadium, Bruce A.C.T.

Broadcast Details:
Radio: ABC Grandstand/2GB (check local guides)
TV - NYC: LIVE on Fox Sports 2 @ 3:00pm AEST
TV - NRL: LIVE on Fox Sports 2 @ 5:30pm AEST

Live Updates:
Available here on RNA

Tickets:
Ticketek - Raiders V Tigers

Teams:

RAIDERS
1. Reece ROBINSON
2. Dimitri PELO
3. Jarrod CROKER
4. Blake FERGUSON
5. Edrick LEE
6. Josh DUGAN
7. Josh McCRONE
8. David SHILLINGTON ©
9. Travis WADDELL
10. Tom LEAROYD-LAHRS
11. Josh PAPALII
12. Joel THOMPSON
13. Shaun FENSOM
Interchange
14. Shaun BERRIGAN
15. Joe PICKER
18. Sam MATAORA
17. Dane TILSE
Coach: David FURNER

TIGERS
1. Tim MOLTZEN
2. Matt UTAI
3. Beau RYAN
4. Chris LAWRENCE
5. Lote TUQIRI
14. Curtis SIRONEN
7. Benji MARSHALL
8. Aaron WOODS
9. Robbie FARAH (c)
10. Keith GALLOWAY
11. Adam BLAIR
12. Liam FULTON
13. Chris HEIGHINGTON
Bench:
15. Ben MURDOCH-MASILA
16. Matthew BELL
18. Joel REDDY
19. Masda IOSEFA
Coach: Tim Sheens

Top News:

Dugan to square off with Benji

Canberra star Josh Dugan will spark the Raiders from five-eighth against the Wests Tigers on Saturday in his return from a one-week ban.

Dugan usually plays at full-back but will pull on the number six jumper against Tim Sheens' side in a move he says is "a long time coming".

"I trained there a fair bit in the preseason as a back-up for Campo [skipper Terry Campese]," he said.

"When Campo got injured again against the Broncos earlier in the year I thought I'd be a good chance at having a crack at it.

"It wasn't to be and I think it's about getting those couple of games under my belt before I got put in that spot.

"But I'm excited for the challenge and I'm looking forward to it. I'm not too sure about it yet but I'll see how we go on the weekend and then go from there."

It will be a baptism of fire for Dugan as he comes up against the game's premier playmaker in Tigers pivot Benji Marshall.

"I have to be on my game 100 per cent," he admitted.

"I think they'll be testing out the defence a bit and hopefully we can withstand it.

"The Tigers boys are on a roll, they've won five in a row, so they'll be coming down here looking to do what they did to us last year [a 49-12 thumping in round eight]."

Coach David Furner said Dugan will not be a fish out of water with the number six on his back.

"[Defensive ability is] one of the reasons. I think Josh can handle that role in a combination with Josh McCrone," he said.

"He has played in that position there as a junior."

Regular winger Blake Ferguson also returns from a booze-related ban and will slot into the Canberra centres alongside utility Joel Thompson.

"I think Joely Thompson's best position is in the back row," Furner said.

"He filled in a position in last week there in the centres with Jack Wighton still out injured and we don't know the extent of it how long ... Fergo has played in the centres before and done a very good job."

Reece Robinson will start at number one again while young half-back Sam Williams returns to NSW Cup duties.

Do the crime, do the time

Dugan and Ferguson will return to action in round 13 after missing the Raiders' 36-18 loss to South Sydney on Friday night after being stood down for breaching the club's alcohol policy.

But there was no doubt in Dugan's mind that he had served his time in Furner's eyes.

"I think that he wouldn't [play Dugan at six] if he didn't think I could handle it," he said.

"But that's a big boost for me, knowing he has that faith in me.

"We trained well today and hopefully we can keep that up all week and take it into the game."

The Canberra-born 22-year-old, who has one New South Wales Origin start and an NRL All Stars player of the match award to his name, said missing the Raiders' loss to Souths was painful.

"Last week me and Fergo did our own training while the boys were up there ... [it was] kind of heartbreaking to watch the boys lose like that and know that you can't be there helping them," he said.

"We've done our punishment and paid our dues and we're just looking to move forward and get off to a good start this week and make it up to the fans and our team-mates."

Meanwhile Manly will be boosted by the return of star half-back Kieran Foran for the defending premiers' showdown with St George Illawarra.

Foran rolled his ankle in the Sea Eagles' win over the Roosters in round 11 and missed last weekend's loss to the Panthers.

But Geoff Toovey's side will not have star centre Steve Matai, who accepted a two-match ban for a grade four dangerous contact charge.

Parramatta will fill the void left by Casey McGuire, who is out for the year with a torn pectoral muscle, with Ben Roberts who earned the call-up from reserve grade.

The Knights have dropped Matt Hilder and Zeb Taia for coach Wayne Bennett's return to Brisbane on Sunday afternoon in an effort to stem Newcastle's three-match losing skid.

Source: ABC

Chase94 · « **Reply #1 on:** May 28, 2012, 12:24:29 PM »

Raiders need to ruck it up

While the spotlight has been on Canberra's leaky left-side defence in recent losses, Raiders assistant coach Andrew McFadden believes the team will also need to tighten its ruck defence to combat Robbie Farah's running game in Saturday night's clash with the Wests Tigers at Canberra Stadium.

Rabbitohs hooker Issac Luke badly exposed Canberra's marker defence in last Friday night's 36-18 loss at ANZ Stadium.

The Raiders are considering promoting Shaun Berrigan to starting hooker to spark their own attack.

Read more: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/raiders-need-to-ruck-it-up-20120527-1zddk.html#ixzz1w7wvtqjT

Chase94 · « **Reply #2 on:** May 28, 2012, 12:25:18 PM »

Souths shocker enough pain for axed duo

Raiders enforcer Tom Learoyd-Lahrs says the club's senior leadership group will welcome Josh Dugan and Blake Ferguson back into the NRL squad today, claiming that watching Friday night's 36-18 loss to Souths was ''punishment enough''.

Dugan and Ferguson were forced to train alone over the weekend as they served a club-imposed suspension for breaching the Raiders' alcohol policy.

Ferguson had arrived at training still affected by alcohol, while Dugan was disciplined for drinking when injured.

Read more: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/souths-shocker-enough-pain-for-axed-duo-20120527-1zdfd.html#ixzz1w7w9GyN9

Chase94 · « **Reply #3 on:** May 28, 2012, 12:43:42 PM »

Big yes to starting Berro. Got nothing against Waddell he is a good talent but we need someone with the leadership and experience that Berro can provide out there. This year we have no Tongue to lead us and again no Campo so we need leaders out there who are going to give us that direction that we are lacking.

Archie · « **Reply #4 on:** May 29, 2012, 12:47:52 PM »

Furner needs the green dream

The Canberra Raiders were on the cusp of something irresistible at the end of 2010. After going down to the Wests Tigers in week two of the playoffs, many predicted booming times ahead for the Green Machine.

Oh, how wrong we were.

The Raiders placed 15th last year and are slipping to darker depths in 2012.

Skipper Terry Campese is gone for the season and their star player Josh Dugan would rather consume alcohol than heal his injuries.

David Furner’s dream of becoming a career coach is quickly becoming a nightmare. It might be time for David to start typing up his résumé, such are the state of the Raiders’ problems.

On Friday night they were useless. They produced a performance more befitting of a park footy side.

They looked fine in attack at times, but the rest of it was just garbage.

You can argue they were missing Campese, Dugan and Blake Ferguson (stood down for attending training drunk).

But Canberra still boasted Josh McCrone, Jarrod Croker, David Shillington, Shaun Fensom and Tom Learoyd-Lahrs.

“I thought we had a side that could (do something),” Furner said at the post-match press conference.

“We proved that in the first half, we had a side there that fought our way back into the game.

“I thought we were in the contest there in the second half, but we made some fundamental mistakes.

“The second half, I think in the first 20 minutes they doubled our possession, whether it was a repeat set, a penalty or they just had (the ball) and we couldn’t sustain it.”

You can use the possession card all you want Mr Furner, but isn’t the reason the other team had more ball is because you guys couldn’t keep it? Or that your team kept letting in tries?

Perhaps all this State of Origin chit-chat has glossed over Canberra’s hemorrhaging ways.

Supporters on a Canberra Raiders fan forum site are overwhelmingly against Furner as coach.

“Has to go, he should of been gone after round one 2009. I knew it was a bad move, why we didn’t advertise the coaching job back then is beyond me – ah that’s right we are the family farm,” Nth Queensland Raider said.

“Sorry Dave you’re a great bloke, but only a blind man with an arrow through his head would be happy with how we’ve gone under your stewardship. Four long years. The fans aren’t listening. The players don’t seem to be listening either,” Go_Greenm@chine added.

Raiders CEO Don Furner may have the hardest decision of his tenure ahead of him. To sack his brother or not to sack his brother.

Canberra host the Wests Tigers on Saturday. Oh dear.

Source: The Roar

Archie · « **Reply #5 on:** May 29, 2012, 01:13:49 PM »

Family man Lee makes mark at Raiders

Edrick Lee writes the words family and culture on his strapping before every game.

Raiders debutant Edrick Lee with his parents Samuel Lee and Connie Blankett at ANZ Stadium last Friday. Photo: Ben Pollack

Based on his first showing in the NRL, the rampaging Canberra Raiders teenager will have plenty more chances in the big time to display his pride for both.

Lee made a sizeable impression in his first-grade debut last Friday, enough to suggest he could retain his place for this Saturday's match against the Wests Tigers at Canberra Stadium.

The 19-year-old played on the wing in the 36-18 loss to the South Sydney Rabbitohs as a replacement for the suspended Blake Ferguson.

If, as expected, Ferguson returns from his ban for breaching the club's alcohol policy, Lee could be switched to his preferred position - in the centres.

It's there that he has torn opposition defences apart in the Toyota Cup, utilising his fend to great effect and earning a spot in the inaugural Queensland under-20s Origin side.

His Brisbane-based parents have been there every step of the way. Samuel Lee and Connie Blankett were in the crowd at ANZ Stadium last Friday as Lee held his own against the Rabbitohs.

''They were extremely proud of me to get the chance as a young, indigenous kid at the Canberra Raiders like Kenny Nagas,'' Lee said. ''On my strapping I always write family and culture.

''During the week I was buzzing, I thought I had a chance. Furnsey [Raiders coach David Furner] said I was close a few times.

''Soon as he announced it I was really happy for myself and my family.''

Lee, the cousin of Canberrs NBA player Patrick Mills, is already earning high praise for his football prowess.

''People say I'm like a young Greg Inglis going around with the fend,'' Lee said. ''I learnt how he plays and I learnt how to defend him as well.

''Through his younger days he had that lethal right-hand fend and sweet off the mark. That's all coming into my game, slowly.''

Ferguson and Josh Dugan are expected to be recalled after being dropped for alcohol infringements. Jack Wighton is expected to miss another week with a toe injury, while hooker Glen Buttriss (sternum) is an outside chance to return.

Source: The SMH

Archie · « **Reply #6 on:** May 29, 2012, 01:21:13 PM »

Will be great if Eddy is going to play centre, he will rip the Tigpies to shreds there imo. Wonder who will miss out because we have Duges and Fergs coming back in and Robbo would move back to wing. 1 Duges, 2 Robbo, 3 Croker, 4 Lee, 5 Fergy is my bet with Thommo moving back to the forwards and Pelo being dropped. Seems logical anyway.

Archie · « **Reply #7 on:** May 29, 2012, 04:11:23 PM »

Raiders Injury Update - Round 13

Raiders Injury list – 2012 – Rd13

There have been a few changes to players return from injury this week, with Jack Wighton, Glen Buttriss and Nathan Massey all requiring longer than expected time in rehab.

All three will be assessed from week to week with their espective injuries and can't be given a direct time frame for their return.

Injury update - Round 13

NAME: Glen Buttriss
INJURY: Sternum
SCHEDULE: Buttriss will be continue to remain out of contact afte picking up a sternum injury
DUE BACK: Indefinite

NAME: Jack Wighton
INJURY:Toe
SCHEDULE: Wighton will meet with medical staff this week to determine the best course of action for his injury.
DUE BACK: Indefinite

NAME: Nathan Massey
INJURY: Groin
SCHEDULE: Massey will be monitored on when he can return to running.
DUE BACK: Indefinite

NAME: Jarrad Kennedy
INJURY: Knee
SCHEDULE: Kennedy is making good progress and is expected back next week.
DUE BACK: Rd14

NAME: Mick Picker
INJURY: Groin
SCHEDULE: Picker has a minor groin injury but should be back next week.
DUE BACK: Rd14

NAME: Terry Campese
INJURY: Knee
SCHEDULE: Campese has had surgery and has retorn his ACL. He will miss the remainder of 2012
DUE BACK: Season

NAME: Brett White
INJURY: Knee
SCHEDULE: White has had surgery on his knee and will miss the remainder of the season.
DUE BACK: Season

Source: Raiders

Archie · « **Reply #8 on:** May 29, 2012, 04:17:20 PM »

Raiders NYC and NSW Cup Team List - Round 13

NYC Team Lineup:

CANBERRA RAIDERS v WESTS TIGERS
Round 13, 2012 NYC Premiership
Saturday, June 2, 2012
NYC Kick-Off 3:15pm
Canberra Stadium, Canberra

| ROUND 13 NYC TEAM LIST |
1. Jack Ahearn
2. Jonathon Reuben
3. Matthew Allwood
4. Jeremy Hawkins
5. Brad Smith
6. Mitchell Cronin
7. Mitchell Cornish (c)
8. Shannon Boyd
9. Ben Picker
10. Jeff Lynch
11. Joe Bradley
12. Michael Chee Kam
13. Hayden Crockett
Bench:
14. Josh Mitchell
15. Shane Duck
16. Tim Sloman
17. Uiti Baker
Coach: Andrew Dunemann

Source: Raiders

Archie · « **Reply #9 on:** May 29, 2012, 04:27:43 PM »

Dugan to play five-eighth for Raiders

CANBERRA RAIDERS v WESTS TIGERS

Round 13, 2012 NRL Premiership
Saturday, June 2, 2012
NRL Kick-Off 5.35pm
Canberra Stadium, Canberra
Game Tag: #NRLCANWST
Referees: TBA

| RAIDERS TEAM NEWS |

Canberra Raiders Josh Dugan and Blake Ferguson will return to the Raiders line-up this Saturday for the match against the Tigers at Canberra Stadium, after serving a one week ban for breaching the clubs alcohol policy.

Dugan returns to the team in a new position at five-eighth, with Reece Robinson remaining at fullback and Josh McCrone shifting back to halfback.

Ferguson comes back into the team and will play in the centres, with both Edrick Lee and Dimitri Pelo retaining their wing positions after strong performances last weekend.
Joel Thompson moves from the centres back into the second row, with Bronson Harrison shifting back to the bench.

Sam Mataora has been named at 18th man, while Sam Williams will play for Mounties in the NSW Cup.

Raiders Coach David Furner said Dugan and Ferguson have fronted the Club Player Representatives (CPR) and they’re satisfied with the punishment that was handed down last week.
“Both Josh and Blake have met with the CPR, they’ve accepted their punishment of missing last weekend and we now move on to focus on the Tigers this weekend,” Furner said.

| ROUND 13 NRL TEAM LIST |
1. Reece ROBINSON
2. Dimitri PELO
3. Jarrod CROKER
4. Blake FERGUSON
5. Edrick LEE
6. Josh DUGAN
7. Josh McCRONE
8. David SHILLINGTON ©
9. Travis WADDELL
10. Tom LEAROYD-LAHRS
11. Josh PAPALII
12. Joel THOMPSON
13. Shaun FENSOM
BENCH:
14. Shaun BERRIGAN
15. Joe PICKER
16. Bronson HARRISON
17. Dane TILSE
18. Sam MATAORA
Coach: David FURNER

INJURY WARD
JACK WIGHTON (Toe) Indefinite
GLEN BUTTRISS (Sternum) Indefinite
JARRAD KENNEDY (Knee) Round 14
NATHAN MASSEY (Groin) Indefinite
MICK PICKER (Groin) Round 14
BRETT WHITE (Knee) Season
TERRY CAMPESE (Knee) Season

What do you think of Canberra’s NRL lineup for this week? Let us know in the comments below.

Source: Raiders

Archie · « **Reply #10 on:** May 29, 2012, 04:37:29 PM »

Well well! Furner has started making big changes! Must say I always thought Dugan would make a great 6 but never thought it would happen this early. Thought he would end up a bit like Lockyer and play 6 once he slowed down too much to be a fullback. but this change might be just what we need to get a bit of spark. Can't help but think that Wighton would have been named at 6 this week instead of Duges if he had of been fit but I wonder how much of this has to do with Robinson playing so well at fullback. Has Reecey stolen Duges' spot??

I must say I do feel sorry for Williams, he hasn't done anything wrong, but this is probably for the best at the moment. Mounites really need him right now anyway they are having a bit of a hard time since he was called up to NRL.

Chase94 · « **Reply #11 on:** May 30, 2012, 12:47:49 AM »

Dugan to square off with Benji
29 May 2012, 6:54 pm

: Canberra 2600 Canberra star Josh Dugan will spark the Raiders from five-eighth against the Wests Tigers on Saturday in his return from a one-week ban.

Dugan usually plays at full-back but will pull on the number six jumper against Tim Sheens' side in a move he says is "a long time coming".

"I trained there a fair bit in the preseason as a back-up for Campo [skipper Terry Campese]," he said.

"When Campo got injured again against the Broncos earlier in the year I thought I'd be a good chance at having a crack at it.

"It wasn't to be and I think it's about getting those couple of games under my belt before I got put in that spot.

"But I'm excited for the challenge and I'm looking forward to it. I'm not too sure about it yet but I'll see how we go on the weekend and then go from there."

It will be a baptism of fire for Dugan as he comes up against the game's premier playmaker in Tigers pivot Benji Marshall.

"I have to be on my game 100 per cent," he admitted.

"I think they'll be testing out the defence a bit and hopefully we can withstand it.

"The Tigers boys are on a roll, they've won five in a row, so they'll be coming down here looking to do what they did to us last year [a 49-12 thumping in round eight]."

Coach David Furner said Dugan will not be a fish out of water with the number six on his back.

"[Defensive ability is] one of the reasons. I think Josh can handle that role in a combination with Josh McCrone," he said.

"He has played in that position there as a junior."

Regular winger Blake Ferguson also returns from a booze-related ban and will slot into the Canberra centres alongside utility Joel Thompson.

"I think Joely Thompson's best position is in the back row," Furner said.

"He filled in a position in last week there in the centres with Jack Wighton still out injured and we don't know the extent of it how long ... Fergo has played in the centres before and done a very good job."

Reece Robinson will start at number one again while young half-back Sam Williams returns to NSW Cup duties.Do the crime, do the timeDugan and Ferguson will return to action in round 13 after missing the Raiders' 36-18 loss to South Sydney on Friday night after being stood down for breaching the club's alcohol policy.

But there was no doubt in Dugan's mind that he had served his time in Furner's eyes.

"I think that he wouldn't [play Dugan at six] if he didn't think I could handle it," he said.

"But that's a big boost for me, knowing he has that faith in me.

"We trained well today and hopefully we can keep that up all week and take it into the game."

The Canberra-born 22-year-old, who has one New South Wales Origin start and an NRL All Stars player of the match award to his name, said missing the Raiders' loss to Souths was painful.

"Last week me and Fergo did our own training while the boys were up there ... [it was] kind of heartbreaking to watch the boys lose like that and know that you can't be there helping them," he said.

"We've done our punishment and paid our dues and we're just looking to move forward and get off to a good start this week and make it up to the fans and our team-mates."

Meanwhile Manly will be boosted by the return of star half-back Kieran Foran for the defending premiers' showdown with St George Illawarra.

Foran rolled his ankle in the Sea Eagles' win over the Roosters in round 11 and missed last weekend's loss to the Panthers.

But Geoff Toovey's side will not have star centre Steve Matai, who accepted a two-match ban for a grade four dangerous contact charge.

Parramatta will fill the void left by Casey McGuire, who is out for the year with a torn pectoral muscle, with Ben Roberts who earned the call-up from reserve grade.

The Knights have dropped Matt Hilder and Zeb Taia for coach Wayne Bennett's return to Brisbane on Sunday afternoon in an effort to stem Newcastle's three-match losing skid.

Source: Rugby League

Chase94 · « **Reply #12 on:** May 30, 2012, 12:50:08 AM »

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29 May 2012, 8:25 pm

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Source: Twitter / RaidersCanberra

Chase94 · « **Reply #13 on:** May 30, 2012, 12:56:10 AM »

Dugan to square off with Benji

Canberra star Josh Dugan will spark the Raiders from five-eighth against the Wests Tigers on Saturday in his return from a one-week ban.

Dugan usually plays at full-back but will pull on the number six jumper against Tim Sheens' side in a move he says is "a long time coming".

"I trained there a fair bit in the preseason as a back-up for Campo [skipper Terry Campese]," he said.

"When Campo got injured again against the Broncos earlier in the year I thought I'd be a good chance at having a crack at it.

"It wasn't to be and I think it's about getting those couple of games under my belt before I got put in that spot.

"But I'm excited for the challenge and I'm looking forward to it. I'm not too sure about it yet but I'll see how we go on the weekend and then go from there."

It will be a baptism of fire for Dugan as he comes up against the game's premier playmaker in Tigers pivot Benji Marshall.

"I have to be on my game 100 per cent," he admitted.

"I think they'll be testing out the defence a bit and hopefully we can withstand it.

"The Tigers boys are on a roll, they've won five in a row, so they'll be coming down here looking to do what they did to us last year [a 49-12 thumping in round eight]."

Coach David Furner said Dugan will not be a fish out of water with the number six on his back.

"[Defensive ability is] one of the reasons. I think Josh can handle that role in a combination with Josh McCrone," he said.

"He has played in that position there as a junior."

Regular winger Blake Ferguson also returns from a booze-related ban and will slot into the Canberra centres alongside utility Joel Thompson.

"I think Joely Thompson's best position is in the back row," Furner said.

"He filled in a position in last week there in the centres with Jack Wighton still out injured and we don't know the extent of it how long ... Fergo has played in the centres before and done a very good job."

Reece Robinson will start at number one again while young half-back Sam Williams returns to NSW Cup duties.

Do the crime, do the time

Dugan and Ferguson will return to action in round 13 after missing the Raiders' 36-18 loss to South Sydney on Friday night after being stood down for breaching the club's alcohol policy.

But there was no doubt in Dugan's mind that he had served his time in Furner's eyes.

"I think that he wouldn't [play Dugan at six] if he didn't think I could handle it," he said.

"But that's a big boost for me, knowing he has that faith in me.

"We trained well today and hopefully we can keep that up all week and take it into the game."

The Canberra-born 22-year-old, who has one New South Wales Origin start and an NRL All Stars player of the match award to his name, said missing the Raiders' loss to Souths was painful.

"Last week me and Fergo did our own training while the boys were up there ... [it was] kind of heartbreaking to watch the boys lose like that and know that you can't be there helping them," he said.

"We've done our punishment and paid our dues and we're just looking to move forward and get off to a good start this week and make it up to the fans and our team-mates."

Meanwhile Manly will be boosted by the return of star half-back Kieran Foran for the defending premiers' showdown with St George Illawarra.

Foran rolled his ankle in the Sea Eagles' win over the Roosters in round 11 and missed last weekend's loss to the Panthers.

But Geoff Toovey's side will not have star centre Steve Matai, who accepted a two-match ban for a grade four dangerous contact charge.

Parramatta will fill the void left by Casey McGuire, who is out for the year with a torn pectoral muscle, with Ben Roberts who earned the call-up from reserve grade.

The Knights have dropped Matt Hilder and Zeb Taia for coach Wayne Bennett's return to Brisbane on Sunday afternoon in an effort to stem Newcastle's three-match losing skid.

Source: ABC

Chase94 · « **Reply #14 on:** May 30, 2012, 12:58:43 AM »

Axed stars sorry for their sins

Canberra fullback Josh Dugan said he and fellow Raiders star Blake Ferguson are desperate to atone for letting the club down after their axing from last week's loss to Souths for alcohol breaches.

Both players were yesterday recalled to the Raiders line-up to face Wests Tigers this Saturday, and Dugan said it was ''heartbreaking'' being unable to help his teammates against the Rabbitohs.

Dugan was disciplined for drinking while recovering from a minor abdominal injury, while Ferguson showed up to training still under the influence.

Read more: http://www.canberratimes.com.au/rugby-league/league-news/axed-stars-sorry-for-their-sins-20120529-1zhnu.html#ixzz1wGrDtK77

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