Canberra Raiders were the only members of NRL’s new eight to win on the weekend while the window of origin swallowed the desolation of Like Canterbury and Penrith, as all five favorites lost in 12. Round.

Great winners 12. The cars were …

… The Canberra Raiders Fasten in rain conditions and I had to endure a man of a separate period in each half when Corey Horsburgh and Tom Starling sent both in the bucket during gritts 16-10 win over in form NZ Warriors In Auckland.

Captain Firebrand Joe Tapine LED and signed twice for the bicoll-klokstado branch in minutes during his game, saying the media “taking (his) game to another level” when playing in his home country.

Sebastian Chris was another Star Contractor, who received 169 meters and helping the first-half for the first half of Tom Starling.

With that fourth victory from the season with five matches in which the opening is to try, the attackers vary as one of the sharpest and determined league clubs, the embodiment of their veterans.

They will face with Roosters and Rabbitohs before their origin.

Big losers 12. The cars were …

… The Cronulla Sharkswhich simply did not have excuses for such embarrassing performance against the lower leg Sydney Roosters side with fewer than five absences due to State of origin.

Sharks welcomed Mawene Hiroti from injury and after overcoming the line against the Prime Minister of Second Favorites Melbourne Storm The week was before, were soluble favorite from the back of the winning railway with three games.

At a press conference after a game that lasted barely for more than one minute, Craig Fitzgibbon was not in the mood to talk to say, describing the night “The right check of attitude“.

It is most concerned with the aspect for Fitzgibbon was not a lack of skill or chemistry, but effort, lending to the roots for their enthusiasm.

Their origin can come at a very appropriate time as they look at to dust and shake the inconsistencies they have visited them only five of the nine games as a favorite this season this season.

Dally M Lewerboard: 12. Round

Warriors Halfback Luke Metcalf will be a leader of a club house because the vote is silent for the rest of the season. Isaiya Kato, Dean Hawkins and Fletcher Sharpe were three men this week to pick up a full six votes for the best on the field.

Try the week: 12. Round

A thin blink of this week in terms of trying valuable highlightings, but the outgoing Raiders Star Star Jamal Fogarty put on an aperture rain in Auckland in order to deserve it for this week.

Newcastle’s Fletcher Sharpe may have done it wasn’t surpassed with this extraordinary end zone, from Tom Jenkins!