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Dick Johnson speaks to South Sydney Rabbitohs about rock bottom 
By: NICK WALSHAW - DECEMBER 06, 2013 - DICK Johnson hit his rock, and consequently his rock bottom, 10 years before Adam Reynolds was born. Which is why, right now, here in a private room on the second floor of Souths Juniors, the greying V8 legend is providing the gun Rabbitohs halfback with some Bathurst 1000 background. Explaining not only to Reynolds but the entire Souths squad how that rock, that moment on Mount Panorama way back in 1980, was something like his equivalent of twice being rolled one game short of an NRL Grand Final. "We mortgaged the house, sacrificed everything to run that car,'' Johnson explains of a moment that has come to define him.  More >>>
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By: PHIL ROTHFIELD - November 29, 2013 - The South Sydney Rabbitohs will wear the first $3 million playing strip in NRL history next year after securing another lucrative new major sponsor. Air-conditioning giants Fujitsu will join James Packer's Crown Resorts and De'Longhi on the famous jersey as a $500,000-a-year sleeve sponsor. Riding on the back of the NRL team's success in recent years, the Rabbitohs now have more than $7 million worth of sponsorship and corporate support. The profile of Greg Inglis, the Burgess brothers, John Sutton and Adam Reynolds has turned the once battling club into an NRL super power that will soon reveal a million dollar plus profit for 2013. More >>>
Back To Top Kangaroos fullback Greg Inglis ready to cut loose against Fiji in RLWC semi-final 
By: PAUL CRAWLEY - November 22, 2013 - Picture: Getty Images LOOK out world, Greg Inglis says he's back. Back running free, back at fullback and ready to conquer this World Cup. As Australia head into their semi final showdown against Fiji tomorrow morning (AEST), the Rabbitohs superstar has revealed that he is finally "free" of the knee injury that has been holding him back since State of Origin three this year. And Inglis says the chance to play fullback again makes him "feel like a kid to be honest". By his own admission, Inglis was in the form of his life before the injury occurred. But while he made it back for the end of the NRL season he now concedes he was nowhere near his best for Souths' charge to the finals. More >>>
Back To Top Rabbitohs & Crown Resorts Unveil 2014 Rabbitohs Home Jersey and Partnership with Souths Cares & NCIE 
By: Rabbitohs Media Release - Fri 8th November, 2013 - Photo and Video: Rabbitohs The South Sydney Rabbitohs have unveiled their 2014 Home Jersey at the National Centre for Indigenous Excellence (NCIE), with the jersey displaying the Crown Resorts logo on the front of the famous cardinal red and myrtle green playing kit. Rabbitohs Head Coach Michel Maguire was joined by South Sydney players and local juniors Nathan Merritt, Beau Champion and Adam Reynolds, who wore the jerseys for the first time, with the Crown Resorts logo displayed on the front of the Rabbitohs home jersey in 2014 for the first year of a three-year agreement. The Crown Resorts logo will also appear on the bottom of the back of the home strip, and the top of the back of the away strip.  More >>>
Back To Top George & Thomas Burgess Named to Play Ireland 
By: Tom Skolarikis - Friday 1 November - Photos: SWpix.com Rabbitohs forwards George and Thomas Burgess have been named in Steve McNamara’s England side to play Ireland at a sell-out John Smith’s Stadium in Huddersfield this weekend. Both Rabbitohs enforcers made a huge impact for the Englishmen in their debut match – England’s opening round loss to the Kangaroos – amassing just under 100 metres apiece while also working hard in defence. The English have made some slight changes to the side that lost to the Kangaroos with Wigan Warriors pair Joshua Charnley and Lee Mossop left out of the squad, while Sam Burgess will miss the clash through suspension. The Bulldogs’ James Graham, Wigan’s Sean O’Loughlin and Hull’s Tom Briscoe all come into what is shaping as a formidable English line-up. More >>>
Back To Top South Sydney Rabbitohs link with AFL side Gold Coast Suns in the US for training camp 
By: James Hooper - October 20, 2013 - Photo: Telegraph In a cutting-edge development previously explored by AFL clubs Collingwood, Carlton, Brisbane and Gold Coast, the Rabbitohs trio will travel 12,500kms to the famous Northern Arizona University camp in Flagstaff, Arizona. There, the Bunnies will spend 12 days training at a minimum of 7000 feet above sea level, where the Suns have previously utilised high altitude training techniques including climbing the Grand Canyon and Mt Humphreys, complete with a 12,500 foot summit. The conditions can vary from being warm and sunny to snowing with high winds, with players lactic acid thresholds thought to be significantly improved under the duress. Designed to increase individuals’ red blood cell counts due to the lower oxygen levels, high altitude training is believed to increase elite athletes oxygen carrying capacity and aerobic fitness. More >>>
Back To Top Sport clubs wheel out big-ticket items to fight for fans 
By: Heath Gilmore - October 20, 2013 - Photo: James Alcock Belfield plumber Tony Sleiman, wife Marcia and their three sons are all dedicated Rabbitohs members. His house is a warren of merchandise and dedication. ''We are all gold members,'' he said. '' I guess we spend up nearly $1000 on the memberships but, if you took everything into account like flying to away games and merchandise, it would be close to $5000.'' A three-game family membership for the Rabbitohs costs $240 with access to membership kit and reserved seating. Exclusive catch-ups with star players, premium seating and free tickets for away games are among a growing list of inducements being offered by football codes desperate to sign up fans to season memberships.  More >>>
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