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    But Finch believes Test and Origin five-eighth Lockyer will assume more responsibility to compensate when the two sides clash at Etihad Stadium on Saturday night. "I'd think Darren Lockyer would do the majority of the first receiver work, but I'm not too sure - they've got a lot of class players" Finch said. "Peter Wallace is a big loss as any good halfback would be, but we're still expecting a tough game." Full Article at Sydney Morning Herald
    I'd think Darren Lockyer would do the majority of the first receiver work, but I'm not too sure - they've got a lot of class players
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago
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  1. Peter Wallace is a big loss as any good halfback would be, but we're still expecting a tough game.
    SOURCE: Sydney Morning Herald 2 months ago

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