Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy is set to sideline up to 10 of his biggest names this weekend, a move which will create the opportunity for one of the game’s most exciting young prospects to debut.
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The Storm have followed through with their promise of resting players and plenty of SuperCoaches are struggling to field a 17 for grand finals this week. But it’s not all bad news.
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The Panthers have breathed a sigh of relief, with Brian To’o cleared to take the field despite a week of drama featuring a contract saga and a virus. See all the predicted team changes.
King Gutho turned back the clock with a vintage performance for the Eels, while Sam Walker showed why he is a genuine HFB1 option. See the 20 SC Winners and Losers from Friday Night Footy.
An incredible five players were able to strike SuperCoach gold with a century, while a Tiger pulled one of the year’s worst scores. Here are the 10 SuperCoach Winners and Losers from Tigers vs Cowboys.
Brian To’o’s $650,000 price tag from next season makes him the game’s highest earning wingers. However, the prospect of facing next season without the four men who were groomsmen at his wedding has started to hit home.
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Knights halfback Jackson Hastings is on the verge of being dropped for the club’s game against Penrith, plus Cronulla’s top four chances have been dealt a blow with star winger Ronaldo Mulitalo expected to be ruled out for a month.
A number of key injuries – including Lachlan Galvin, Reuben Garrick and Cody Walker – have thrown spanners in the works ahead of the start of head-to-head finals next week.
Nathan Cleary was unstoppable for the Panthers with a hat-trick guiding him to an incredible 178 SuperCoach points. See which other players starred and which ones flopped.
There was no shortage of big scores on a Super Saturday that saw the Bulldogs dominate the Broncos, the Cowboys hold off Cronulla and the Roosters survive a miracle Manly comeback. See all the SuperCoach Winners & Losers.
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