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‘No Plan B’: Brailey’s three-week race to overcome ‘impossible’ setback; Blues to unleash bash brothers
The Melbourne Storm have responded to comments from legendary NSW coach Phil Gould, which lit the fuse for this year’s Origin decider, labelling Queensland hooker Harry Grant a “cheat”.
Grant’s in-game antics had already caught the attention of NSW players, with the Storm superstar constantly seen speaking to referee Ashley Klein in Game 2 at the MCG.
It is nothing new for Grant, who also found himself in the spotlight after Penrith skipper Nathan Cleary accused him of “playing” for a penalty in Melbourne’s golden point win.
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Blayke Brailey shoved his broken arm back into place. Now he can’t even look at the scar
For a man who shoved his broken wrist back into place – twice – Blayke Brailey is surprisingly squeamish about the eight-centimetre scar left behind.
“I can’t even look at it,” the Sharks skipper and Blues bench hooker says.
“I get queasy about blood and those sorts of things. Even a scar like this, I don’t like looking at it.”
Brailey can appreciate how weird it sounds. He shocked Cronulla’s medical staff when, as he was walking from the field, he pushed a bone back into place after an awkward tackle on Manly’s Jason Saab a month ago.
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No Way? No Worries: Behind Blayke Brailey’s stunning Origin comeback
For a brief moment, Blayke Brailey had finally reached rugby league's biggest stage.
Two days later, he feared it had all been ripped away.
The Sharks hooker had barely begun to soak in the emotion of his State of Origin debut before a devastating broken forearm against Manly threatened to end his series.
Instead, Brailey produced one of the fastest recoveries of the year, returning in just three weeks to keep his Origin dream alive before earning another phone call from Blues coach Laurie Daley.
Speaking to Zero Tackle, Brailey admitted that being forced to watch from the sidelines after his dream debut was gruelling.
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