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Rabbit-dozed: Inglis runs up four as Souths trounce listless Tigers 
By: Brad Walter - May 17, 2013 - Photo: Brendan Esposito South Sydney players ran 1,572 metres with the ball in Friday night's 54-10 defeat of Wests Tigers, but they covered almost as much ground celebrating their 10 tries. Each time a Souths player scored in the club's biggest defeat of the Tigers, every other member of the team on the field at the time raced in to embrace him. Led by four-try hero Greg Inglis, the Rabbitohs crossed so often as they inflicted a record eighth consecutive defeat for the Tigers this season, it was possibly the most taxing thing some of them had to do all night.  More >>>
Back To Top Incomparable Inglis leaving indelible mark on and off field 
By: Glenn Jackson - May 17, 2013 - Photo: Marco Del Grande He can own a vast football field. Few players have the imposing aura of Greg Inglis, the ability to put fear into an opponent and equally place confidence in a teammate. At the back of the South Sydney side, he has a frontman's presence. On this particular day, he is owning a cafe in Redfern. As some stare, others ask sheepishly to be in a photograph, while teammates try to rib him about the headline of the day. He reacts accordingly: when the newspaper, which decrees that Canberra's Blake Ferguson is ''the Blues' very own GI'' is thrust his way, he half-laughs but menacingly throws the paper down. More >>>
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By: Michael Carayannis - May 16, 2013 - Photo: Getty Images State of Origin hopeful Nathan Merritt would do almost anything to push his case for a debut NSW jersey – just don't expect him to give coach Laurie Daley a call. After years of being agonisingly close, Merritt can sense for the first time in his 12-year career that he is set to finally crack a wing spot. With NSW certainties Brett Stewart and Brett Morris likely to miss the series opener on June 5 through injury, Merritt has rocketed in contention along with Blake Ferguson, Akuila Uate and Jorge Taufua for two wing spots with Jarryd Hayne to play fullback. "You get a bit over [talking about selection] after a few years but you feel it's getting a bit closer," Merritt said. "I might be in with a chance, we'll see what happens. More >>>
Back To Top Chris McQueen keen to show his wares at Origin level 
By: PETER BADEL - MAY 15, 2013 - Picture: Mark Evans MAROONS hopeful Chris McQueen believes he is ready for a State of Origin baptism and says he would not fail coach Mal Meninga if handed a Queensland debut for the series opener on June 5. McQueen has surged into the selection frame with a slew of impressive performances in South Sydney's charge to the premiership lead. Corey Parker, Matt Gillett and Ben Te'o are frontline contenders for Maroons bench spots, but Ben Hannant's scratching for Game One with a calf injury has brought McQueen firmly into the picture.  More >>>
Back To Top South Sydney star Greg Inglis says shift to fullback has helped him become more consistent 
By: PAUL CRAWLEY - MAY 15, 2013 - Picture: Mark Evans GREG Inglis has admitted he "probably took things for granted" while playing in the centres - and credits the move to fullback last year for reigniting his passion. The Rabbitohs superstar has stormed to the lead in the race for this year's Dally M Medal, jumping ahead of Cooper Cronk after his two-try performance in Souths' win over the Cowboys. After nine rounds, Inglis is now on 13 points, ahead of Cronk on 12. But the man himself is not convinced this is the best he has ever played - just the most consistent. And he said it all goes back to the switch from centre to fullback that gave him a new motivation. More >>>
Back To Top South Sydney's Roy Asotasi talks about how Russell Crowe's dream for the club is taking shape 
By: PAUL CRAWLEY - MAY 15, 2013 - Picture: Gregg Porteous IF it wasn't for Roy Asotasi's brave decision to quit the Bulldogs and gamble on Russell Crowe's dream, this entire story may never have made it to where it is today. With South Sydney on top of the competition for the first time this late in a season since 1989, Asotasi yesterday reflected on the pitch the Hollywood star made at his Woolloomooloo waterfront apartment in 2006. At the time Asotasi was rated the world's best prop - and his decision to sign was a key move forward for a club that had previously struggled to get any big-name stars. More >>>
Back To Top Hate between South Sydney Rabbitohs and Sydney Roosters springs eternal 
By: ANDREW WEBSTER - MAY 15, 2013 Photo: Tele IN a game and world that changes by the minute, it's refreshing to know some things never change. Like the hate. The longer the season goes on, and the longer it is established that South Sydney and the Roosters are genuine premiership contenders, the deeper the resentment grows between the two foundation clubs. Indeed, the inner-city rivals this week find themselves at the top of the ladder for the first time since 1968, when they led the competition in rounds 19 and 20. In those days, Souths featured the likes of Piggins, Coote and McCarthy. The Tri-Colours: Junee, Peard, Bunny Reilly. More >>>
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