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The article focuses on the wordings "Sometimes, When You Lose, You Win" by Wayne James Bennett AM, an Australian professional rugby league football coach and former player, after his team travelled to Melbourne in round 14 to take on the defending premiers.

The article reports on rugby league player Korbin Sims, who plays for the Newcastle Knights despite getting a chance to join the North Queensland Cowboys and a chance to play alongside his brothers Ashton and Tariq. The Knights had given Sims the first opportunity to play and Sims decided to stay loyal to his club despite the lucrative offer from the Cowboys.

The article offers information on the urge of rugby football players Scott Hill and Shane Webcke to help young players of the National Rugby League (NRL). According to Hill, they may even be able to save a life if the NRL could have guys like him and Webcke, who have fought through the hard times, and discuss things with young players who may be having some trouble. Webcke mentions that maybe the NRL need to look at establishing a special unit whose work is to chat to players most at risk.

The article presents information on Australian professional rugby league footballer Alex McKinney's' performance in the 2012 season. Mckinnon's performance in the season is stated to be impressive despite his battle through constant illness in 2012, which would have floored most others. He said that there were, times during the season when he spent two days in bed before and ended up getting a blood test that showed that he had a bout of glandular fever.

An interview with rugby league football player Clinton Schifcofske is presented. When asked about how he got involved in rugby league despite being Polish, he comments that he is not Polish as his father was only adopted and that his real grandmother is Australian. Schifcofske discusses his experience of playing for the Crushers and why he left the Eels in 2000. He also explores the allegation that he is using performance-enhancing drugs and his decision to join the Celtic Crusaders.

The article reports that Australian professional rugby player Danny Buderus, is very excited to play again for Australian National Rugby League team Newcastle Knight. It mentions that he always cultivated the desire to return to the Knight team, and is very excited to be back. It provides information on games he played when he was not a Knight team member.

The article focuses on Australian professional rugby league player Daniel Mortimer, who currently plays for Sydney Roosters in the National Rugby League (NRL). It mentions that the player is intent to bounce back in 2012, after signing a two year deal with the Roosters. It states that Mortimer is very excited for the 2012 season and is confident that he will not repeat the mistakes of his previous season.

The article reports on the rugby league teams and players. It reports on Cronulla Sharks rugby team's player Wade Graham who believes his club would put on an impressive show in the 2011 season. It reports on former rugby league player Matty Jones who returned to his former club Newcastle Knights as assistant coach. It reports that Canberra Raiders club players Matt Orford, Joel Thompson and Blake Ferguson are no certainty to be ready for round one, of the rugby league.

The article presents information on rugby league football player Daniel Harrison who will play for the team Sea Eagles for the 2010 season. The 22-year-old back-rower has returned to the Sea Eagles after completing a four-year contract at the team Bulldogs. In 2010, Harrison played an important role in the Bulldogs' NSW Cup premiership victory.

The article reports on the arrival of Wayne Bennett, the Australian Rugby league football coach of Dragons, in the game in Australia. Bennet was known for his incredible reputation because of the elusive titles he earned. His return has been anticipated to provide tools that will make the players efficient in the field.

The article reports on issues related to the walkout of rugby league football player Sonny Bill Williams in Australia. It states that the Bulldogs has recorded only five wins in 26 rounds, 32.6 points conceded per game. It relates the departure of Willie Mason from the Bulldogs to the Roosters during the off-season. A chart depicting the scores and performance of football players is presented.

The article discusses the strategy of various rugby league football teams to edge out competitors in Australia. It explores the rebuilt of the Knights club which earned respect from their National Rugby League (NRL) opponents and the retirement of Team of the Century halfback Andrew Johns. It presents a chart of the performance of rugby league football players.

The article focuses on the revival of the career of rugby league football player Wes Naiqama at the Newcastle Knights rugby league football team based in Newcastle, New South Wales. Coach Nathan Brown decides that in order to save Naiqama's career, the player must be removed from the Saint George Illawarra Dragons team. Naiqama's colleagues are hoping that he will play good football for his new team.

The article focuses on the game plan of Jamie Goddard as head coach of the Terrigal Sharks in the Wamberal Rugby League (WRL) in Australia. Topics covered include his history as a player, the inclusion of his son Mitchell in the team as a first-grader and captain, the league performance of the Terrigal Sharks.

The article reports on the special miner's jersey that will be worn by rugby league club Newcastle Knights symbolizing the blue collar community of the town.

The article offers information on Tyrone Peachey and Chad Townsend, professional rugby league footballers from Australian professional rugby league team Cronulla Sharks, who are leaving the team.

The article focuses on the life and career of Brent Tate, an Australian professional rugby league footballer, who currently plays for the North Queensland Cowboys in the National Rugby League.

The article focuses on the defeat face by Justin Horo, New Zealand professional rugby league footballer for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles of the National Rugby League, in the grand final held at ANZ Stadium.

The article reports that Justin Horo, a New Zealand professional rugby league footballer for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles of the National Rugby League, shocked from the Clive Churchill Medal decision as he believes that Sonny Bill Williams, rugby player for Sydny Rooster, get the medal.

The article offers information on the clean chit received by Brad Murray, Australian professional rugby league footballer for the Western Suburbs Rosellas of the Newcastle Rugby League, from the magistrate after the National Rugby League's (NRL) match-fixing investigation. It also discusses the history of Country Rugby League.

The article offers information on the life aspects of David Tyrrell, an Australian professional rugby league player who currently plays for the South Sydney Rabbitohs in the National Rugby League (NRL), who like to watch movie when alone. It mentions that Tyrrell is crazy about movies and also have more knowledge about movies in comparison to other NRL player.

The article presents the views of rugby league player Willie Mason the team Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs.

The article profiles Richie Fa'aoso, the professional rugby league player for the Manly-Warringah Sea Eagles and noted to be one of the great journeymen in the National Rugby League. It highlights the daily routine of Fa'aoso wherein he leaves home early in the morning each day to catch a train and to ride a commute bus to make it to training. Fa'aoso's playing career is mentioned.

The article presents information on Australian professional rugby league footballer for the team Melbourne Storm of the National Rugby League Jordan Mclean.

The article presents a profile of rugby league football player Dane Nielsen. Nielsen plays for the New Zealand Warriors team. He is considered as one of the rugby league's best defensive centers. He previously played for the Cronulla-Sutherland Sharks and Melbourne Storm teams. According to New Zealand Warriors coach Matt Elliott, Nielsen helps and teaches his younger team-mates.

The article presents a match of New Zealand Warriors against Penrith Panthers.

The article reports that rugby league player Neville Costigan will leave the Newcastle Knights for the Hull Kingston Rovers.

The article presents an interview with Craig Gower, a rugby league football player for the Newcastle Knights, about being persuaded by Knights coach Wayne Bennett to return to the team. He comments on the issue about Bennett assembling an aging roster. Gower stresses that he wants to prove that he still have what it takes to play at such level despite his age. He shares his thoughts on playing hooker again for the Knights after publicly declaring he is done doing it.

The article reports on the significant role played by Saint George Illawarra Dragons rugby league football player Bronson Harrison on the recruitment of Josh Dugan by his team in Australia in 2013.

The article reports on the prospects of the Newcastle Knights of the National Rugby League .

The article focuses on the winning of Newtown Jets, rugby league football club against Balmain Ryde-Eastwood club at the Telstra Stadium , Australia.

The article reports on the victory of the Western Suburbs Rosellas against the Cessnock Rugby League in a Newcastle Rugby League match in Newcastle, New South Wales.

The article informs on the injuries received by rugby league football player Peter Mata'utia, from the team Newcastle Knights, at a match of the New South Wales Cup, according to Mata'utia, he blacked out for about 30 seconds at the hospital and thought that his body is dead.

The article offers information regarding Australian rugby league footballer Dane Gagai's competitions within his family and his views on the same.

The article reports that Jamal Idris, rugby league football player of Gold Coast Titans, Australian professional rugby league football club, has announced to comeback on the field followed by an injury against the match before North Queensland Cowboys.

The article reports on the bad performance of Newcastle Knights, Australian professional rugby league football club and players of the team was embarrassed such as Jarrod Mullen and Wayne Bennett.

The article reports on the rugby league football team Sydney City Roosters. It particularly discusses the preparation of the team for the 2012 season. It is reported that 60 percent of the team's players are aged 23 or less. According to player Sam Perrett, all players are nice and humble and most importantly, they are very keen to improve.

The article reports on the rugby league football team Newcastle Knights with specific reference to the views of the team's training guru Jeremy Hickmans. Hickmans says that his training is all about setting high standards, quality and the discipline. According to Hickmans, it is great to work with the team which is very keen to attain the high standards.

The article reports on the rugby league football team Newcastle Knights. It particularly discusses the preparation of the team for the 2012 season. According to skipper Kurt Gidley, there is no excuses when it comes to the preparation and no excuses with the facilities which are now first class. It is reported that the club has been installed as premiership favourites in some markets.

The article reports that rugby league player Brett Kenny is making a comeback as head coach in the 2012 season for rugby league club The Entrance Tigers.

The article reports that for 2012 game Australian National Rugby League team the Newcastle Knights are bringing back players Sam Anderson and Kade Snowden.

The article focuses on the departure of several team memebers from the Australian rugby league football (RFL) club, Canterbury-Bankstown Bulldogs. Players including Brad Morrin, Michael Hodgson, and Ben Roberts left the team after their third victory in New South Wales Cup (NSW Cup) tournament in 2011. Player Michael Lett has secured his position in the team for next year's tournament by showing a tremendous performance in 2011 NSW Cup.

The article focuses on former rugby league football player Adam MacDougall, who played for the Newcastle Knights. His 17-year long career has made his late father, Gil, a proud man. As reported, since debuting in 1995, MacDougall has established himself as one of the game's great entertainers on and off the field. When he was 26, he got his first major injury with his knee and it kept him out for 18 months.

The article reports that rugby league football player Joel Reddy's departure from Parramatta Two Blues team. Reddy states that he was been at the club since he was 18 and he is disappointed to see that the club wants him no more. It is stated that after signing a two-year deal with the team Wests Tiger, Reddy gets the chance to play alongside rugby player Benji Marshall.

The article presents information on recent development from Australian national rugby league (NRL) football teams. Broncos's has postponed all contract extensions and negotiations until after the grand final of NRL. Eels' player Hayden Knowles will leave the club at season's end. Panthers' Matthew Bell will is leaving the club for one year deal with the team Tigers in 2012.

The article presents news brief related to Australian national rugby league teams. Roosters' player Brad Takairangi has proved to be one of the heroes of the Roosters' late revival in the league. Knights player Adam MacDougall has said that a gesture by the club for his performance in final home match left him blushing. Tigers' player Lote Tuqiri is seen by his team-mates as a key player in the play-offs.

The article reports on rugby league football player Wes Naiquma. It discusses how he improved his game to become captain of his rugby league football team the Knights. According to Naiquma, he has had a lot of maturing to do on and off the field over the past four years. Naiquma says that Knights has helped him to rebuild his career and life outside of footy.

The article reports on rugby league player Masada Iosefa of Penrith Panthers, who believes the departure of the club's chief executive officer (CEO), Mick Leary will increase his chances of remaining at the club.

The article offers information on the recruitment of rugby league football player Darryl Brohman in the Canterburry Bulldogs team.

The article offers information on the efforts of Petero Civoniceva, captain of rugby league football team Penrith Panthers, to improve the performance of his team.