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A quick shower and Benji gives Bunnies a bath
It was a win made in the wet without any rain. In Benji Marshall's
shower, actually.
More rabbits to come out of the hat
AFTER experiencing his first defeat in the NRL, boom South Sydney
halfback Chris Sandow put up his hand to accept some of the
responsibility before predicting with the same confidence he has
displayed on the field that the Rabbitohs would return to the
winners' circle on Sunday in Newcastle.
JT vows to fight on
SOUTH SYDNEY coach Jason Taylor last night insisted the Rabbitohs
had not given up on making the top eight, but admitted it would be
difficult for his side to win all of their remaining seven games.
A Rabbit out of the hat
Crikey, who would've believed that in round 19 of the competition we'd be mentioning the words "semi-finals" and "South Sydney Rabbitohs" in the same sentence?, writes Phil Gould.
Taylor says Crowe bond stronger than ever
SOUTH SYDNEY coach Jason Taylor says his relationship with the club's high-profile co-owner Russell Crowe has become "stronger than ever" during the past two months and Crowe's support has helped give him the confidence to make the decisions that have contributed to the team's season turning around.
Rabbitohs v Tigers
The only team that is on a bigger roll than the Rabbitohs at the
moment is Manly, who have won six games in a row compared to five
straight for Souths.
Sister sledge not cool: Wing
Souths star Craig Wing reveals he was sledged about his sister,
Kirsty, who has Down syndrome.
Souths boss tried to lure hulking French Caveman into Rabbits' warren
SOUTH SYDNEY chief executive Shane Richardson last night revealed the club had approached the management of French rugby star Sebastien Chabal to inquire about the possibility of the "Caveman" playing a portion of this season with the club.
Cardiac kids up ladder, Eels up a certain creek
AFTER watching his side and his playmaker go down against the resurgent Rabbitohs, Nathan Hindmarsh was asked for his summation of the situation.
Sandow steps up to the plate for Souths
The Bunnies' new No.7 has rewarded the club's faith in him, writes
Andrew Webster.