Season 2010 Trials
Curtain Raiser TBA
Souths 42 v Manly 12
6pm Sun 6th Feb
R2R Video by Anthony Deep
All Stars Game
Gold Coast’s Skilled Park
February 13, 2010.
Souths v Titans
7pm BCU Int'nl Stadium
Coffs Harbour 20th Feb
2010 Charity Shield
Souths v Dragons
Sat 27th Feb
ANZ Stadium
2010 NRL
Telstra Premiership
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Round 1 - 14th Mar
Souths v Roosters
3.00pm ANZ Stadium
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Round 2 Fri 19th Mar
Souths v Titans
8.35pm ANZ Stadium
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Round 3 - Mon 29th Mar
Sharks v Souths
7.00pm Toyota Park
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Round 4 - Mon 5th Apr
Souths v Cant-Bankstown
7.00pm ANZ Stadium
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Round 5 - Sat 10th Apr
Souths v Knights
5.30pm Bluetongue Stadium
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Round 6 - 16 - 19th Apr
Eels v Souths
ANZ Stadium
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Round 7 -23- 26th Apr
Raiders | Souths
Away Canberra
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Round 8 - 30th apr - 2nd May
Souths v Manly
ANZ Stadium
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Round 9 - 8-10th May
Souths BYE
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Round 10 - 14 - 17th May
Tigers | Souths
TBA
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Round 11 - 21 - 24th May
Warriors | Souths
Aukland
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Round 12 - 28th 30th Jun
Souths v Penrith
ANZ Stadium
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Round 13 - 4 - 7th June
Souths v Cowboys
ANZ Stadium
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Round 14 - 11 - 14th June
Broncos v Souths
Suncorp Stadium
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Round 15 - 18 - 21st Jun
Manly v Souths E
Brookvale Oval
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Round 16 - 25 - 28th Jun
Souths v Storm
TBA
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Round 17 - 2 - 5th July
Souths | BYE
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Round 18 - 9 - 12th Jul
Roosters v Souths
SFS
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Round 19 - 16 - 19th July
Souths v Dragons
ANZ Stadium
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Round 20 - 23 -26th July
Souths v Warriors
ANZ Stadiumt
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Round 21 - 30th Jul - 2nd August
Cant - Bankstown v Souths
TBA
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Round 22 - 6 - 9th August
Souths v Tigers
ANZ Stadium
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Round 23 - 13 - 16th August
Storm v Souths
Melbourne
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Round 24 - 20 - 23rd August
Penrith v Souths
CUA Stadium
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Round 25 - 27 - 30th August
Souths v Eels
ANZ Stadium
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Round 26 - 3 - 5th September
Dragons v Souths
TBA
All match reports courtesy souths.com.au
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Premier Kristina Keneally stays in touch ... footy
February 08, 2010
KRISTINA Keneally may have a new career awaiting should Barry O'Farrell triumph at the next state election - as a rugby league player.
The NSW Premier showed a clean pair of heels as she scored a try for the All Stars Celebrities in a curtain-raiser at Redfern Oval yesterday.
Before a 5000-strong crowd on hand to watch South Sydney and Manly do battle in the first NRL trial of the season, Ms Keneally joined TV host Andrew Denton and presenter Ray Martin in a match against Souths "Greaties From The Eighties" including legendary hard man Les Davidson.
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South Sydney owner Russell Crowe brings new recruit Sam Burgess to tears with heartfelt gift
Andrew Webster - February 08, 2010
SOUTH Sydney's English import Sam Burgess was brought to tears yesterday when Hollywood actor Russell Crowe handed him a membership for his deceased father.
Two hours before his first appearance in a Rabbitohs jumper at Redfern Oval, Crowe took the 20-year-old to a corner of the ground and handed him a card. It was a club membership for his father Mark, who passed away in 2007.
"It's pretty special. It made the day," Burgess said. "I'll never forget it. It was a fairly touching moment."
Burgess had nursed his father - also a former league player - during the final years of his life before he died at the age of 45 from motor neurone disease.
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Rabbitohs 42 Defeat Sea Eagles 12 at RTR
souths.com.au - 07 Feb 2010
The South Sydney Rabbitohs have run out convincing 42 points to 12 winners over the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles in the 2010 Return to Redfern match at Australian Technology Park Performance Centre at Redfern Oval today (Sunday).
The Rabbitohs scored eight tries to two in the romp, including 42 unanswered points after the Sea Eagles raced to an early 12-nil lead.
Manly scored two tries in the first seven minutes through Mitch Jowett and Phil Morwood, with Daly Cherry-Evans converting both opportunities.
In the third minute of play, English international Sam Burgess pulled off a bone-jarring hit on his Manly opposition, signalling his arrival in the NRL.
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Burgess prepared for Southern exposure
February 5th
A sun-tanned Englishman tipped to take the NRL by storm is ready for his first examination, writes Andrew Stevenson.
Remember the days of Pommy footballers running out for their Sydney rugby league debut all white legs and pasty skin?
Not Sam Burgess, star signing for the South Sydney Rabbitohs, who's taken on an appropriately bronze sheen after three months in Sydney as he prepares for his debut with the Bunnies against Manly at Redfern Oval this Sunday evening.
That's what nippers will do for you. Not that Burgess - just 21 yet already possessed of an imposing physique that suggests he will lack nothing beside his NRL rivals - needed to learn to swim. But he has spent many Sundays at Coogee with children of a friend soaking up a new lifestyle.
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Childhood stigma drives Taylor
By Peter Badel January 31, 2010
DAVE Taylor has heard the whispers. That he's crazy for walking out on the Broncos.
That he won't survive at Souths. That Sydney will chew up and spit out a 21-year-old reared in Bluff, population 357, a tiny town in central Queensland that cuddles up to the Capricorn Highway.
The critics see vulnerability and naivete, a kid seduced by a $750,000 carrot from the Rabbitohs. What they don't see is the hardship that has toughened Taylor, the kid medicated after being diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD), even if the 120kg prop still questions the doctors' assessment.
He absorbed the schoolyard taunts. He withstood the critiques of teachers who labelled him disruptive and anti-learning.
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Rabbitohs to launch 230kg of trouble
By James Hooper January 31, 2010
SOUTH Sydney are preparing to unveil a 230kg pair of second-rowers in the form of gun signings Sam Burgess and David Taylor that could take the NRL by storm.
The Sunday Telegraph watched the Rabbitohs' star recruits train in the back row at Redfern Oval last Thursday with the move designed to give the club one of the most intimidating forward packs in the game.
With Roy Asotasi, Ben Ross, Luke Stuart and Scott Geddes all training in the front row, the combination of Burgess, Taylor and Michael Crocker will round out the most feared Rabbitohs pack since the 1980s.
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1 | Tigers | 0 |
| 1 | Bulldogs | 0 |
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1 | Knights | 0 |
| 1 | Titans | 0 |
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1 | Panthers | 0 |
| 1 | Storm | 0 |
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1 | Cowboys | 0 |
| 1 | Sea Eagles | 0 |
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1 | Raiders | 0 |
| 1 | Broncos | 0 |
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1 | Warriors | 0 |
| 1 | Dragons | 0 |
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1 | Sharks | 0 |
| 1 | Eels | 0 |
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1 | Roosters | 0 |
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