Dragon’s stunning transformation for new kamikaze role
George Burgess has opened up about the NRL off-season’s most astonishing body transformation, revealing the role he hopes to play for the Dragons. SEE THE PICTURES
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Kent: Raper led on the field and off it
With the marriage of stats and memory, it is no exaggeration to say Johnny Raper might have been the greatest ever. But that was only part of who he was, writes PAUL KENT.
The Immortal larrikin: Booze, brilliance and bowler hats
Johnny Raper’s rugby league career was legendary but his fun-loving off-field exploits were equally as impressive, while he became a post-footy celebrity — and he even made a record.
Rugby league legend dead at 82
Johnny Raper, considered one of the greatest players in rugby league history, has died at age 82 after a long battle with illness.
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Dragons finally land replacement for JDB
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Dragons trio out to give Maroons nightmares
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NRL committee votes to crush the crusher tackle
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