#Mixed in key 7 crack trial#
Nick Meaney looks set to start off in the No.1 jersey while centre Reimis Smith (pectoral) will be back after missing most of last season.ĭean Ieremia added to the body count in the trial win over the Warriors when he tore his ACL and won’t play again this year while prop Tui Kamikamica will be out until Round 6 due to a tendon injury in his foot.
#Mixed in key 7 crack full#
Storm: The Storm’s backline will not be back to full strength for Round 1 with star fullback Ryan Papenhuyzen (kneecap), centres Justin Olam (broken arm) and Marion Seve (foot), forward Tariq Sims (calf) and winger George Jennings (knee) unavailable.
Other squad members: Ryan Matterson (suspended), Shaun Lane (fractured jaw), Haze Dunster, Jack Murchie, Jirah Momoisea, Ky Rodwell, Mitch Rein, Ofahiki Ogden, Samuel Loizou, Wiremu Greig.
#Mixed in key 7 crack crack#
Opacic’s departure means Waqa Blake will get a crack at centre and with Bailey Simonsson nursing the knee injury suffered on Grand Final night, Sean Russell or Haze Dunster (on the comeback trail from his own knee injury) will be on the wing. Replacing Papali’i on the right edge is another spot up for grabs with Doorey and Bryce Cartwright the main contenders but both are under an injury cloud. Hopgood has impressed the Eels in his first pre-season at the club to emerge as the favourite to replace Matterson when Parra open the season on March 2 against Melbourne. Initially hurt while warming up for Canberra’s final pre-season match, Papali’i played 20 minutes of that game against Canterbury.Īdvertisement Eels v Storm, at CommBank Stadium – 7.50pm, Thursday, March 2Įels: Ryan Matterson, after initially accepting a three-game ban instead of a fine, has failed to reverse that decision at the judiciary and he will sit out matches against Melbourne, Cronulla and Manly.Īfter being told he could sign elsewhere in 2023, Nathan Brown looked set to stay but now could end at Manly. The injury to Lane could see Jack Murchie get a go to impress in the starting line up.
Papali’i required treatment at Raiders training on Monday as he completed a light run, five days out from the clash with the Cowboys. Josh Papali’i insists he is on track to play in Canberra’s NRL season opener against North Queensland despite continuing to struggle with a calf injury. “I’ll visit her and what happened I don’t think was the right outcome.” “Everyone’s going to have opinions on this story and they’re going to react the way they want to react but I’m going to stand by mum every step of the way in this and be there for her,” Hynes told reporters at Shark Park. Julie Hynes, 50, is awaiting her fate after being found guilty this month in a Central Coast Court of one count of knowingly supplying heroin. Hynes is no certainty to be fit to face South Sydney at PointsBet Stadium on Saturday night after straining a calf muscle in training last week, and looms as a 50-50 prospect.īut the superstar halfback’s physical pain pales into comparison with the mental toll of his mother being in prison, with Hynes on Monday indicating she’d been unjustly dealt with.
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