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
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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1 month 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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1 month ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
Sharks prop Oregon Kaufusi would prefer to let his actions speak for him. And if words are necessary, the 25-year-old Samoan international is happy to let Cronulla hooker Blayke Brailey, coach Craig Fitzgibbon or captain Cam McInnes be his mouthpiece. Kaufusi crashed over to score the first try in Cronulla’s 34-14 thumping of Newcastle at McDonald Jones Stadium on Sunday, then his sharp short pass helped set up their second for fellow front-rower Addin Fonua-Blake.
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1 month ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
A sunny autumn Sunday afternoon in front of a sold-out crowd of adoring fans should have been the setting for the Newcastle Knights to bounce back from consecutive losses. Instead, the error-riddled Knights suffered an embarrassing 20-4 loss to Wests Tigers at McDonald Jones Stadium that left coach Adam O’Brien and captain Kalyn Ponga questioning their team’s attitude. “The honest answer is, it wasn’t good enough,” O’Brien said.
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1 month ago |
nrl.com | Brett Keeble
It was four years in the making, but Wests Tigers centre Starford To’a has finally tasted success against the club where he began his NRL career. Toa scored a try, set up another and even spent 10 minutes in the sin-bin after a squabble with Dane Gagai in his team’s comprehensive 20-4 victory over an under-strength and out-of-sorts Newcastle Knights at McDonald Jones Stadium on Sunday.
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