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Writing man for @ABCsport. The Harry "Jersey" Flegg of Aurora Ball. Camden's own. Co-host of @Boomrookies. Don’t believe the hype. Views are my own. Play well.
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One year on, Raiders and Broncos still reckon with the legacy of their greatest game

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By Nick Campton Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
There are some defeats so cruel a team cannot survive even if it doesn't kill them and some triumphs that never leave a team even if they go on to greater glories and sometimes, if we're lucky, both things happen at the same time. That's what Canberra and Brisbane are both reckoning with ahead of their match tomorrow night, the first meeting for the two clubs since last year's double-extra time semi-final that ended with Broncos winning 29-28 in the 94th minute.
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One year on, Raiders and Broncos still reckon with the legacy of their greatest game

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By Nick Campton Verified
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One year on, Raiders and Broncos still reckon with the legacy of their greatest game There are some defeats so cruel a team cannot survive even if it doesn't kill them and some triumphs that never leave a team even if they go on to …
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Could South Sydney's Tallis Duncan be the answer to Australia's second row World Cup shortage?

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By Nick Campton Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
The South Sydney backline might be an unusual place to find the answer to Australia's second-row shortage for this year's World Cup but regardless of position the form of Rabbitohs tyro Tallis Duncan is fast becoming impossible to deny. Of the backrowers who played in this year's Origin series only Liam Martin can be considered an automatic selection for Kevin Walters's squad.
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