NRL Round 13: Late Mail
WHO is in and who is out for round 13 of the 2012 NRL season.
WHO is in and who is out for round 13 of the 2012 NRL season.
Kieran Foran (ankle) completed yesterday's training duties and is expected to play. Anthony Watmough (shoulder) has been cleared to play, while David Williams is rated zero chance to return. The Dragons will also be as named on Tuesday.
Cowboys coach Neil Henry rarely names a player as 18th man two weeks in a row, but a decision has not been made on their bench. Both sides have three players lining up for their third game in 10 days. Brenton Lawrence is expected to miss for the Titans.
Both sides are expected to be 1-17. Liam Fulton has done enough at training this week to prove his fitness. The Tigers will travel to Canberra today.
Greg Eastwood (hamstring) has been ruled out. David Stagg is expected to start at lock. Eastwood's replacement has not been named with Dale Finucane, Joel Romelo and Martin Taupau all possible replacements on the bench. There are also rumours Trent Hodkinson could play in the NSW Cup this weekend, but the club strongly deny this. The Rabbitohs will be 1-17.
Kevin Locke has trained strongly this week, but club officials maintain their side will be unchanged, forcing Locke to play in the NSW Cup. Michael Greenfield (neck) has been ruled out with Craig Bellamy yet to announce his replacement.
Both clubs are expected to be 1-17. The Broncos' Origin representatives have not had a light training week.
Reni Maitua will play for the Eels. Matt Ryan is also expected to play despite having trouble breathing earlier this week. The Sharks are expected to be 1-17 with a decision on their extended bench not expected to be made before Monday.
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