Brett Keeble
Reporter at NRL
Husband to Michelle. Dad to Oliver & Willis. Free Agent. Newcastle https://t.co/7eNZOA8A6C reporter. Basketball tragic.
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3 weeks ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
When he watches a replay of his performance in Newcastle’s 26-22 extra-time victory over Manly at McDonald Jones Stadium on Thursday night, Knights winger James Schiller will reflect on the ugly, the bad and, ultimately, the good. Reversing the order of the title of that classic Clint Eastwood western, Schiller recovered from a first-half shocker to play a starring role in Newcastle’s prime-time thriller.
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3 weeks ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
You have skipped the navigation, tab for page content Manly skipper Daly Cherry-Evans insists he does not know if he has lost the Queensland captaincy and played his last State of Origin game for the Maroons. Intense speculation surrounds Queensland coach Billy Slater's call on DCE's future in the Maroons jersey and whether he is poised to end the 36-year-old playmaker's 26-game Origin career.
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4 weeks ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
NSW skipper Isabelle Kelly echoed Clydsdale’s sentiments, thanking the Newcastle crowd and anticipating similar support for the inaugural NRLW Magic Round at McDonald Jones Stadium featuring all 12 teams on the weekend of August 2-3. “It was unreal,” Kelly said. “When we were singing the anthem, we were all whispering to each other how good it was to be here and have everyone turn out, and you looked up and the stands were full.
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1 month ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
Whether Blues coach Laurie Daley goes with two Eels, one or none on Sunday night, Zac Lomax and Mitch Moses will be content they did all they could as Parramatta put a hapless Newcastle to the sword 28-6 at McDonald Jones Stadium. In a stunning return from a six-week absence recovering from a broken foot, Lomax monstered the Knights with two tries, four goals and 271 running metres in what was effectively an 80-minute Origin audition.
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2 months ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
On face value, Newcastle’s 34-14 loss to Cronulla at McDonald Jones Stadium on Sunday looked a lot like their 20-4 defeat by Wests Tigers at the same ground seven days earlier. The out-of-sorts Knights had trouble holding the ball, struggled to score points until the game was gone, and never really looked like pulling back a double-figure deficit.
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