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NRL team of the week - Round 9

  • Click through to see who joins Ferguson and JT.
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    NRL team of the week - Round 9

    Click through to see who joins Ferguson and JT.
  • Inglis had a huge game in a beaten side, running for a humongous 274 metres and laying on a try assist.
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    1. Greg Inglis - Rabbitohs

    Inglis had a huge game in a beaten side, running for a humongous 274 metres and laying on a try assist.
  • Man of the match after a double led the Tigers past Souths.
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    2. Jordan Rankin - Tigers

    Man of the match after a double led the Tigers past Souths.
  • Rapana scored his sixth try in two weeks with a double against the Panthers.
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    3. Jordan Rapana - Raiders

    Rapana scored his sixth try in two weeks with a double against the Panthers.
  • Ferguson celebrated his Test selection with a hat-trick as the Roosters thrashed the Knights.
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    4. Blake Ferguson - Roosters

    Ferguson celebrated his Test selection with a hat-trick as the Roosters thrashed the Knights.
  • The Fijian flyer bagged yet another double to inspire an injury ravaged Storm.
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    5. Suliasi Vunivalu - Storm

    The Fijian flyer bagged yet another double to inspire an injury ravaged Storm.
  • JT was a class above against Manly, laying on two try assists and racking up 10 points.
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    6. Johnathan Thurston - Cowboys

    JT was a class above against Manly, laying on two try assists and racking up 10 points.
  • Cronk scored two tries in his best performance of 2016 so far.
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    7. Cooper Cronk - Storm

    Cronk scored two tries in his best performance of 2016 so far.
  • Apart from being used as a speed bump by the Semi Trailer, Graham was huge against the Eels with 48 tackles and 167 metres.
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    8. James Graham - Bulldogs

    Apart from being used as a speed bump by the Semi Trailer, Graham was huge against the Eels with 48 tackles and 167 metres.
  • Friend led from the front against the Knights, setting up two tries and making 47 tackles.
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    9. Jake Friend - Roosters

    Friend led from the front against the Knights, setting up two tries and making 47 tackles.
  • Tamou is in career-best form, making 177 metres and 26 tackles against Manly.
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    10. James Tamou - Cowboys

    Tamou is in career-best form, making 177 metres and 26 tackles against Manly.
  • The young back rower continues to impress rep selectors, scoring a try on top of 190 metres and 29 tackles.
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    11. Bryce Cartwright - Panthers

    The young back rower continues to impress rep selectors, scoring a try on top of 190 metres and 29 tackles.
  • The giant Kiwi ran for 176 metres in a barnstorming display against the Sea Eagles.
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    12. Jason Taumalolo - Cowboys

    The giant Kiwi ran for 176 metres in a barnstorming display against the Sea Eagles.
  • The Sharks skipper scored a try while making 185 metres and 25 tackles.
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    13. Paul Gallen - Sharks

    The Sharks skipper scored a try while making 185 metres and 25 tackles.
Click through to see who joins Ferguson and JT.
Inglis had a huge game in a beaten side, running for a humongous 274 metres and laying on a try assist.
Man of the match after a double led the Tigers past Souths.
Rapana scored his sixth try in two weeks with a double against the Panthers.
Ferguson celebrated his Test selection with a hat-trick as the Roosters thrashed the Knights.
The Fijian flyer bagged yet another double to inspire an injury ravaged Storm.
JT was a class above against Manly, laying on two try assists and racking up 10 points.
Cronk scored two tries in his best performance of 2016 so far.
Apart from being used as a speed bump by the Semi Trailer, Graham was huge against the Eels with 48 tackles and 167 metres.
Friend led from the front against the Knights, setting up two tries and making 47 tackles.
Tamou is in career-best form, making 177 metres and 26 tackles against Manly.
The young back rower continues to impress rep selectors, scoring a try on top of 190 metres and 29 tackles.
The giant Kiwi ran for 176 metres in a barnstorming display against the Sea Eagles.
The Sharks skipper scored a try while making 185 metres and 25 tackles.
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Blake Ferguson celebrated his Test selection with a hat-trick, while Johnathan Thurston was all class against Manly.