Six screws in his leg but Paps wants to play next year
Melbourne Storm has provided an update on Ryan Papenhuyzen after the superstar suffered a brutal injury against the Broncos. The fullback also took a selfie from hospital with a message to fans.
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Powerful five-word response to horror act
Desperately unlucky Storm star Ryan Papenhuyzen has updated fans with a powerful response after his heartbreaking injury against the Broncos.
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